The Eugene guard., April 11, 1925, Image 18

Satarday Evening, Aptii jgoj
Togo Two
(C'ontmuod from png one)
The fourleren inruibfra of ihe rluli j
have each invitui two or mora aurau ;
for lha wraaion. Mr. Aune Lanila- (
bury Hack, author of be operetta", !
"Tin Hour Hand." Trlwaon I
Ervbroira," will Siva a Itcturc on:
Orrfou music, awl Ori-unn ronipoH
ira. A number of voral and instru
mental uiere ore to be given during
tha lecture aa lllusl rations. Jt Kb -mil
A'lama ia I" aiun from "Tlia
Hour Hand.'- and Mini Mildred llerke
ley will alao aing roloa from the aame
, piece, t'hnrlea ltunron la to play
a composition of hia own. "Capiice."
Jllra. 'J'. A, IVoraitri will mii aome
elected aolo. , Mia Kliaabaih Null
In to iriva piano aoln. and Mine. Hoae
JiMiMW i to ainf two arlrrtlona
composed by Dr. John l.andburj
Heck. Miaa Mjrlle Janaann la to
be accompaulat for the afternoon's
program.
The affair ia lo be jiven between
Ilia houra of two o'clock and five
o'clock. The committeea arranaiiu.'
for the event are, luucbeon comwit
tee, Mra. i. H, Macladry, Mr". W, W.
Calkina, ra. A. T. t'ockerline; en
ernl committee, Mra. A. K. Itoberl",
Mra. W. W. Calkina, Mra. Kdwiu ,.
Knapp. j
'
For a covered tliali supper mem
bera of the Mltle Club Around the
Corner anthered at the home of Mr.
and Mra. J. 11. Kill last evening.
Mra. V. E. Hnoiltraaa and Mra. C
A. Huntea were hoaleaaea to iw-nibcra
of Thuraday Hewing rlub at I he borne
of the former t bin week. . '
Mtllo Mini Miriam Caawell via
hoatcae for an enjoyable party at
the home of her parent", Mr. and
Mra. A. E, Caawell, lat Haturday
: aftrrnnmi. Inviting eighteen little
; (Hernia In to celebrate with her on
: her aeveutb blrthilay atmlveranry.
Kaater favora were attractively lined
(or the occaalon. The afternoon waa
: apent with gamea, followed by a
luncheon, Janet Kpencer and Ileal
rice Hiroona aaaiated tbe boatraa.
1 Mr. and Mra, Arthur Moirla left
Tueaday for Han Krauelaco where
they will atay until the coming Mntf
" day or Tueaday.
ilApril Frolic, Costume
MAnd Stunt Party,
,To be .Tonight
i TJnlvaridtjr wonnn ra awaiting In
j tdlr of anticipation and eieltement
j for tha April frolle whirl, in to bn
; an affair of diitlnrtinn tonight At thn
1 Wmnan'a hulldlriB. Ktunta ara to be-
gin at aaven o'clock, Tha frolic In
vmtiiii.fl party $rn annually for
i co-eda only, and In of wide internal
to many town wmnon who earn your
: attend. Patronetinea for tha evening
ara to ha Mra, W. F. J.wett, Mia.
Karl Onttiaitk, Mra. IjouIi If, John
on. Mra, Henry I. Hlieldnn, Mra.
Colin V. Pymant, Mra. Virginia Judy
Katarly. Tlte Jndgoa ara tn bn Mra.
Onorgo Htbac, Mlaa Gartntda Talbot,
Mra. Vlrtiuia Judy Eatarly, Mra. Er
ie W, A lieu, MIbi Victoria Avakian.
! land soma programs havo been ar
ranged, daooratad with a allhouetta af
fart ar a blua background. Htunta
linted ara Ialt Delta Helta, "Hrldnd
tha Moon"; Tan Nu, "Oh. Mateul";
Buaan ( ampbrll liall, ' ( nrnlvar j Al
pha Omlrron I'i, "A Night in (iror
It la"; Kappa Omlrron. "Progre of
. Vrttlroata" IHa tJaintim, "Mfinmy
Jand"i (iamma 1'hl Itela, Jabhrr
Mack Jingaraa"; 11 Huta l'hi,
"Iloota"; Alpha Delia 11, "A Moon
light Fantasy." Itftwrcn ata tnimio
la to be given. I'riien ara to bo
flveu fur coKtunifH, and the haraway
cup to be givait tn tho hounn having
the hrHt atuttt. Tha frolic in upon
aorfd by tha Woiiicii'a lftigup, pro
ccrda golug to th forrlgn acholarxhlp
fund,
Mra. Taylor Whlta wan a hot
of Thursday aftrruonn for a very
Kttrarttvft lmirhfon at hrr hnn.a, an
taruiulng the niambara of Intar Hp
club. Covrra wrr plawd for, be
aidra the club mvnibfra, Mra. Krneit
I.udlow, Mrtt. l'rl Uuputii. Mra, Al
bert HHrn, Mra. J, Franklin llaaa,
, Mra. Charity Hart, of Portland.
Tha eitra two wark-end h olid ay n
for the at'hoo) ohiidrfu ara inevntivea
for immirou werk-end tripa by par
ent, aud Rvaral have gone to piaws
both uorth and itb.
Mr. and Mra, A. F. Nether am! aon. !
Gordon, and daughter, lMty, r
apending tha wrkend in Hoaebutg,
their former home.
a
Mr- and Mra. V. H. l.lfl and
daughter, Georgia, returtteil Inmi
evi'uliue from Portland hfri tin)
pent a few dava.
a
Mra. Ta.ilor White ha a guewu
thia week her mother, Mra. t'hariu
Hart, and atnter nf Ml"a lltnilah Man,
both of Portland. Thry will Mav
over tha evk-niH).
Mra, M. J. K I. inner ho.r for
a delightful afternoon at her home
Thurda, entertaining at gueata U
memhi'ra or Keto rlub. Invited guetn
for tha afternoon wre Mia. tieorge
MoI.ean, Mra. Jo Kremmel,
t harMte Mrhilnn, Mrn. Hvroo Nirh
ola, Mia. Vern rttberl, .iit, I'Jmrr
ltoarh, Mra. J. -. I rr.
a
Mr, ami Mra. I. V, lnman are en
tertaining a mini bo r of guema front
Portland hu i-ame to ietid Kastn
feaitndar here. lt the party are Mr
and Mra, t. t. H int, and nun .l.inior,
Mr, and Mr. II, M. -', Mr. aoi
Mra, H. II. Kellv, and tionloii i(f
Mr. Hunt i the daughter tf Mi
and Mra. Inmau. i
a
Mra. A. II. Rota entertained wsth
one oVo k luiit-heon fir neotler of
1-umei.tir- Art rlub at hrr home Mii
day. The Jlanier rtdura of yellow
and whue er HeverJy ued fr th
labia decoration. Mra. J, H. KuVe
will entertain the rluh in two eek, '
a
Mr. and Mr. K, It. prfca and
faniDy left Friday morning for a
trip to Ml. 1IomI aud ftther point
.Mh. Jury pl.iu lo return Mndat
evening. 1
1 a a
Mr, and Mra. Kenneth Cm-Verltae
of Klem have been iitra in F.ufrne I
in wee at the home of Mra, tVk- j
arnnea parenu, Mr, mi Mra, T K, at
Piennn. !
Ma. 10.(10 (!. !lraillf,T a. tinn
iest to time ilriitiia ,iuh mfiutwn
TEN GREAT AND
Hy C VNTIIIA fJKF.Y
JT IH Hylvin'a thirl tot h hirtlnlny.
Hhe haa Jut hern nut In huy
lipreif a birthday preacnt and what
do you aiippniin it la?
A wholo parkngn of ainmunlHon for
tha War ngainfit W'rlnklea Ihn Worn
en 'a War!
For thiw morning fylivrt found her
firet wrlnklr!
Hhe had jimt been thinking Hint
lier fare waa almni"t. an yotin and
aoft aa It hod been at iirt when all
of a audden, aha noticed that tiny
line between hrr eyea!
At. flrat elie Ihoiight It wna a rhnd-
ow or a Rniudgft of aoot.
And aha tried to rub It away.
Hut it wouldn't rub nwnr,
Monday, Inviting ni an ndilltlonnl
gnear, Mra, A. W. Fvnnn, who la In
F.ugenn from Independent, KntiHiia.
In two week Mra. Harold Iteytlen
wilt entertain the rlun,
a
Mra, T.lllinn F.ldrldge, Mn. Lnwimn
fl. Ilradley, Mra, T. A.lVaraon, and
Mra. A. W. Kvana viiited In I'ortlfliid
for few duya thla week,
Tha auxiliary of (he American lea-
Ion met Monday evening for a rrg
filar buaiuea aeiaton. Plana were
dlactiaaed for tho potlurk dinner whh h
ia to he given April Jo, and for the
poppy mlfl whicli la an iimtuiil event,
to ba given this year during the latter
part of May.
.
Tha P, K. O, Kiaterhood will meet
Monday eveuing at tho homo of Mra.
M. 8. Ady.
Mra, A, It. Hrott and nn of Port
land were vinltora lu Fugene for u
few daya thia week, riaitlug friemh.
Mra. W, K. Powell will he hoaieaa
to V, H. Itridgo rlub membera the
mini nc Thuraday.
a
Mra. W, A. KnykemluU entertained
for Tlltlmm dub membera at her
homo y est onlay afternoon.
Mra. A. A. Ilogera waa hoatraa to
Itelta (lamma aJ-unnat at her home
Monday availing.
GOWNS FOR A ITER
tTJ
Hra ara
tu,s orartlral farka
K t.-t ..' , '.. L ' . .' , 1 ' , ' J W " . . . . " .... 1
t ' . : ' - -a 1 M -ii
mmmmmmm
faahlanabla ta or In I ha attic. At tha I. ft i. . .i,.,.h.i,..
model with
matal .ar.hrolri.ry and
t tha iirle. aa tha only trlmmlnoa.
and whit, foulard with an eyaraMrt
with, tin buttom along th aida
TENSE MOMENTS
No. 8 The First Wrinkle
It had i-oine lo May. ... It wna, a
wrinkle!
Nylvin'n hnrt unnk n looked nt,
It. Hha felt nw If an olevnior, with
her In it, had jtint drnppcfl from the
top of the Woolworth tower to th
bHuemenl !
It wan the inoM dirirourHKinK mo
ment of Kylvin'M I ifi- . . . thai one
u hen nhe found (hat first little mark
of middle-Hge, thai aiioakins til I It)
wrfnklt'. I
Ho nh had gone to the TUoom of!
Youth Khoppe and bought ?." worth
of bottle ntid boxes.
And now aha ulta hffore the dr.
Ing table tntthiK tuu.rle oil ntid rreom
nud aMrlngent Into thut little line , . ,
trying to coax It away.
NnlioiKil PrcsidiU lo
Me Honored by
Lodge Here
Tn honor Mra. Franrca Ituell ttt
aon, of Ht, Paul, who la tn be in Kti
gene fur two dnya, Ivy I.odRe, lo
gren of Honor, la entertniuiut; at a
tlnner and reception Momlny even
ing in the Knight h of Pylhiiia hull
Mra. Olnoti la nntionnl preHident of
the Hegree of Honor lodge, and Is
on an annual visitation to the local
organisation. She will, arrive Sun
day and leave Tdieadny for Port
land, Seattle, and other citie of the
uorth.
Member of Ivy lodge tire luvitiuic
gueita for the Monday function)1. The
dinner la to be given at nix-thirty
o'clock, and the reception at eight
thirty o'clock,
Mra. K. 11. Peterson presided at tin
attractive luncheon at her home
Titexday, having at her guest h the
membera of Auiecin rlub, Mr. A.
It. t'urtia and Mra. O. V,. I,ec were
upecinl gueata for the ufteruoon. hi
two week Mra. Walter Carroll will
euterlain the group.
William Chewhiro Starbuok rcle
brateil hia eighth birthday anniver
nary yesterday with a luncheon at the
home of hia parent. Mr. and Mr,
Morrln Kmrburk, eicht of hia frieud
NOON OR OFFICE
TV
thai wnuU liwb .....ll. w.il
cruaharf aa.h. torm.n, .
At th. r.nht la rk ot black
cf black ,.rQP. it trlmmad
. '.. " .. r .A, . . J I I
1 I I
IN WOMAN'S LIFE
Thia in a trtmedy
never tinderjUand .
of vanishing youth.
that men can
. the tragedy
Sylvin known that Tom, her hnn
band, will not can when gray hairs
hnv on bin templea. lie will be
proud of it. Hhe known that he won't
mind hif, wiinklca. He will never think
of them.
Hut what will he think of her,
when he hccb her getting n lif tie
older every day.
Then Sylvia Inuglia
like the girl
hhe Mill In.
For fho knows that to Tom idie al
ways wilt be young and pretty.
For Tntn aeea her with the eyca of
love that never change,
(O'PyriKht, P,'o, NLA Service, Inc.)
being hidden for the ocension. All
the favors of th Latter time were
attractively Hed on the table. Cov
ers were placed for Finerson Ntickeln,
Kd Martin, Muddy Hr,son, Jack Staf
ford, llnhert S.tarbiii'k, Alfred Tingle.
Jack Cody, Farl Teller, and the bout.
Following the luncheon a number of
games were enjoyed.
'Oregon club girla xpotmnrcd a .de
lightful affair this morning when Miey
entertained with n akating parly at
the Winter (iarden. fidloweil by a
luncheon at the itainhnw.
The April faculty calling day for
uni vtTlly- women waa nu event, of i
Thuraday in Alumni hall of the Wo
nian'a buililine. A inuaical program
naa given couaialint of vocal eoloa
bvMi Krancea Hurnett: an inatru
meiital trio by .Mia Kather Layton,
violiniat, Miai Kurn Eliot, 'cello, Mi
Iria Handera, pianiat. lira. arren
' I). 8mith ira chairman of the com
' inittee of holeaaea for the after
1 noon. Tboae, entertaining were Miaai
! Kiliel Sanborn, .Miaa Kale Sichaefer
'.Mra. F. i. li. Kchmidt. lira. A. II.,
! Kchroff. Mra. Harry rlcott, Mra. Kan- !
; dall Scott, .Mra. Henry J. Sheldon
Mr,. K. I.. Khinn. Mra. W. M. Sin
clair, Mra. M ailer Colder. Miaa Mar
Ilia S,afford. Mr,. I'eter 1.. Spen
leer, Mra. Cirllon Spencer. Mr,. I'd
Htanard. Mra. O. F. Stafford, Mi .
i Kmraa Slephnaon. Jim t.ertruuc
' Slephnnar.n. Mra. K. I.. Stetaon, Mra.
I A. II. Slillman. Mr,. John Slraub.
I Misa Lillian Stupp. Mra. A. K. Sweet:
aer. Mra. Colin V. Ilyment, Mra. 11.
II. Tanner. Mra. .fane Thaiher. Mia
K. Thoratenberg, Miaa Anna Thonip
; aon, Miaa l.ora Teahner, Misa llai-
riet '1 liotnpaon. Miaa Lilian Tingle,
! Mra. Lamar Toole. Mra. H. B. Tor
) rev, Mra. K. S. Tuttle. Mr-, i.. LI.
Mu Ihi Kpsilou Will
(live Annual Sacred
(Concert Toinorrow
Nn rhapter of Mu l'hi Kpsilon, wo
men's uaiidiml inusiral fraternity, is
to present itx f.fth annual Kastei
tuirred eonrcrt tomorrow evening ai
I he ' Firm .Methodist Fpiscopa!
'hureh, at aeven-thirfy o'clock. Th'
I'MinTrt U fine of the otitKtitnding inn
aic eventa of the spring. Mra. T. A.
Peari"n, o( the aluninae, ia in r-hnrge
for thia year'a program, which fol
low :
Prelude
( all to Worship
fifrxolfigy, Invocation and Lord's
Pruyer
lit nm No. "I Jrtlden Harps arc
S"iindinit"
Vfteal Trio. "The Lord I las
A riK"u" Kmerfon
Itnili Akera, Mildred Herkely flnd
Mnrvel Skeeln (berieiiffer
Tru. 'Meweh nf the Madonna"
Wolf -Kurrnri
Iteulah ("linke, liwenthdyii IIy
den and IWnice Yeo
(.'nut rail n Snln, "1 ny of I ay"
Heardsley Ynn de Water
.Mnrvel Skeplg Uhertcilf fer
Viol n Kid', "Adoration". . .IVtrouki
AllrtTta Potter
Offertory, "Adagio," from the
Fit'lh Sonata, ifmlmnnt
Soprano Solo, "The Croaa" , ..Ware
JEuth Akera
Cello Solo. "Andante" from K
Minr Ci neerto Popper
Lora Teahner
Voral Ihiet. T Waitfd for fhe
horrl," I Ivniu of Praise
Menrelsnohn
-Ahdame Hn Milirew and
Mra. T. A. Pea rami
Trio, "Angel1 Serenade" ...ti.Rraga
Nina Warnock. Ktip potter and
Loia Purker
ftenedictien
-rKJin Poattude, "Pdntluile"
Scheve
Mrs tn Sold') Frances pierce
tti'cnn Acc, inir.'in'tit - Jean I l.irner
Piano Af-ompaniat
Aurora Potter Pnderwond
j The active. meinberH of Nu eluip
: ter are: Lorn Tentuier, Mra. Anno
jLandnbiiry lieck. Mra. Jane Thachrr,
'Alberta Potter, l-'ranren Pierci1, .lean
: Harper, Katie Potter, tinice Poller,
1 1 iwendolyn llnyden. Hernice Yen,
: Mra. T. A. Pearson, VirsiniH Owens.
! Itnth Akein, Kliiihetli .elnii. Leonn
i Ma raters. Lois Parker, Mra. tiifford
j Nasli. Mra. John Stnrk J-vaiis and
I Wanda Kastwood. .N'.na Warnock. ;
tienevieve 'l' helps, Ilher Church, La- 1
M : Its Easy! ;
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thre feature w havo picked from our groat
stock only a few of the many remarkable
diamond values we have tn offer. Come In
Feature Diamond
Plue-white diamonds mount
ed in new ISM, and
whltfl gold aettlngs of
beauty.
$1 Weekly
Beautiful
UrllUant dlamondagrai iiful
white gold mountings. A
largo selection at thla price,
$2 Weakly
Blue-White Gems
IWtttifut gema set In the
finest whit gold hand carved
mountings w could secure.
Just see theae rings.
(3 Weekly
Seth Laraway
GIRLS WILL BE
Boyish Costume of Last Season Has Become Girlish One of This
Generally Are Charming to Behold
I i iT '
Here arc typical styles
Hy IIOHTLXSI-; SAFXDKUS
(NFA Service Writer)
XEW YOHK. April 11. By Eas
ter, spring fashionH have become def
initely crystallized, the general trends
of fashion have been established and
the grand orgy--of buying has begun.
The boyish coat nine of last, season
has become the girlish one of this
that is the outstanding feature of
this year's j'nMer fashion pa rude,'
The narrow hemline has given way
to one very much fuller with motion
and ripple, produced by ruffles, go
dets, pleats and innerts, but. other
wise the straight silhouette prevails.
Without in the least suggesting tight
ness, clothes seem to be molded to
(he body.
Skirt Are Shorter
Skirls are short and getting short-
verne KU.li, Harriet (laid win, Mary
Morton and Olga Wiekherg.
Following are the alumnae of the
clinp.er: Madame Rose McOrew. Mrs.
A. E. Whitinn. Mrs. Hose Powell.
Mrs. pelbert 1 Iberteitffpr. Mrs. Thom
as t 'hapman. Miss Hrownetl Fmzer,
Miss Janet Krazer, Mrs. Ituth O.ivis
I leaver, Aurora Potter Fnderwood,
Joanna J nines Ellis, Miss Maude
liennmore, Miss Inn Watkins, Mrs. I
M. H. I rmiglnss. Mrs. 1 lenry 1 'avis j
and Mrs. Leta Lesl,
Mrs. A. K. llnherls. Miss Margar
et Hyatt. Mis Alma Lawrence, M.ssi
Mnley Parker, and Miss Myrtle Jans
son were pledged lo the fraternity t lie
pist week.
Mrs. Frank Page entertained Tour
ist club member Monday evening of
this. week.
Mrs. (ieorge ltent returned this
week to her home in Portland, nfter.
visiting in Eugene at the home- of her
daughter, Mrs. Lclnnd Johnson,
Of interest
friends is the
to a wide circle of
news of the engage-
14 - kt,
great
Diamonds
$150
for this spring the
GIRLS ONCE MORE,
! Ipl
ensemble, the
sport outfit.
eft As (hey grow shorter they be
come fuller, and there is tendency
to concentrate the trimming on the
skirt.
Sleeves are long. Only on sport
dresses and those intended for even
ing wear do we find the sleeve omit
ted. Elbow length ami three-quarter
length sleeves are infrequently seen.
The neckline hugs the neck and in
many cases there is n collar not the
old-fashioned sort Ihnt continued from
Hip frock, but one .worn separately
with (he bateau or oval line. Scarfs
aro tied closely about the throat, and
usually a port of the costume carry
ing out n definite scheme of decora
tion. Ememblo Carried Out
The ensemble idea is 'carried nut
in all types of clothes from sport to
evening gowns. The most popular
ment of Miss Olco It:;se lo Andrew
Koerner, which was made known at
the .Delta (iamma house at .dinner
time last Sunday. The announcement
was made nt the same time at. the
Kappa Sigma bouse by Mr. Koerner.
Red and yellow tulips nd randies in
harmonizing colors formed the table
decorations for the dinner nt, the
Ieltn Cammn house. A large box of
candy was brought in. containing the
AUNT JULIA'S
"I wish rd met that man"
said Aunt Julia, as she glanced out of
the window and saw the laundry rep
resentative running up the steps of the "
house next door. "I wish I had met
: him when I was a young woman and
that washday for me would have meant
only putting the washing in .a bundle
and handing it to him. It would have
saved me from this pesky rheumatism
just as sure as you're born. Goodness, .
when I think back over the days I put
in, bending and stooping over a wash
tub, it's a wonder I have any health
left at all."
Aunt Julia might have added that over
3,000,000 women ere protecting their
health, keeping themselves young by taking
advantage of the service offered by the
modern laundry. We will relieve you of
all the drudgery of washdayand the iron
ing, too, if you desire. Everything will be
washed carefully in mild suds, then rinsed
in many changes of rainsoft water, and wo
will do all the ironing or part of it if you
desire. Our service can be adapted to any
family budget. Phone our representative
to call for your next weekly bundle.
Phone 252
for
Thrif-T-Service
6c per Pound
and
' lc per Piece
Fridays Saturday,
Domestic
143 2th Avp W
Sendti
AS TO CLOTHES
and Effects
type is the figured silk dress
cloth coat lined with the silk uf tie
dress.
For sport wear one finds combina
tions of plain and striped or cheeked
materials, ntid wool coats matching
tn color the silk sport frocks.
For afternoon wear, tho ensemhh
is often of silk, of the ribbed variety
such as faille, hengnliue or Otto
man, with embroidery or beading re,
pealed on dress nnd coat. The en
semhle of chiffon or georgette crepe
ili delicate colors bnndeel with fur at
the hemline of the coat, is most lively,
Taffeta conts or capes match the fig
ured chiffon dance frocks with whirh
they are worn. Fur, ostrich feath
ers, velvet flowers nnd fringe are fa
vorite finishes for the hems of these
creations.
cards telling of tjie betrothal. Miss
Hasp is a member of Helta Gamma;
Kwamn, Tre Nu, and Thespians. She
will graduate from the university thin
spring. Mr. Koerner is n graduate ef
Lelond Stanford, Jr. university witlr
the class of 11)17, and is a member of
Kappa S.igmn nnd Phi Alpha Helta.
Hilling the war he was a captain in
(Continued on p.ice three)
ROCKING CHAIR
Rough Dry
at
A Very
Reasonable
PIECE RATE
Laundrv
. .
J. T. Snelson, Prop.
hfhe .
Sundry'
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