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Saturday Evening, April 18, 1925 n ii ? :i'f T jjh So , t " 1 org . Iv b ' ' ' ' Upper Itft Mr. PrudonM E. Clarii, who It t U tolokt al tha 8hik ipaara birthday party that will ba a notable event tha oomlng weak t tha home of Mra. OaH Q. Waah bum. The party la being fllven by membere ef Bhakeipaar club. Lower right Mra. Anne Landibury Booh who la directing the operetta, "Crlmion Eyebrowa that la being given by the University high aohool. Mra. Beofc alao gave a lecture at the gueit day party and muiloaJe for whloh Monday Book elub mom here entertained the paet weak at the borne of Mra. W. W. Calklna. By MAUI AN LOWUV A LT K It N ATI N 0 as teiniisranieut ally as the April rnins aud sun uhUi, aud sparkling with as much (renliDMga and vuoiy, club doings and tH'iifliu iuud the week a lively one. And while the expected revival of the routine of teas, luncheon, and bridge parties fur society In general, follow ing Lent, did not coma this weak, so uiriy folk bad plruty of entertain went and diversion. Tomorrow as l'strlot's day bring a new element to think about as na tion wide tribute la given in couitueiu , oration of the world-fumed lUttle of Coucord and Ltilngtou, tne firi bat tla of the Kevoluiionary war. C hurt fa ta are to ubserva the smtivernary to nn-rrow, while a'honU and dvlo groups bava arranged programs for Monday. 1'us grtster Interest for the peat week hat been for uulvertdy affair. The benefit bridge tra given Wed uatdHy by the Alumnue atiorlstlun of the uuiveriity held an unusual in tereat for both the otd?r graduute and tha pretent genoration of stu douta beraue of an association with the older upiveratly In pauie, and the worthy purp:ia of tha Mtiry Hplller ti'hoUrthtp, matnialned by the alum nae group. The rourert Thursdny eve nutg as the first appesrsnro' of the inen'a and women's glee eluhs in Joint program aa au Innovation thnt wni widely praned hy Kngeua friend and spontor. who earlt year await theac went. Tomorrow will bt another muttrat event when Mu 1 1 hi Kptlon pretenta another of It rtmcert fr ies. The aevnnd ntaht (nr th optr etta, "C'rtmion Eyebrow," this eve ning at tha I'nireraity high school la an affair of Interest A particularly pleating afternoon event waa the nuttirale and at nun) guest duy of the Monday Iw ok club for whuh memttfr entertatntl a', the home of aire. V, V. Cslkina Mruluy afternoon. Be rural vltltun bnre hern honored thin week, and the coming days will be est aside for other entt in wel come to a numtter of tmtitdera, 'A Night in I'arit," to be apontored by the American legion 1a an sveut awaited by many fur the ramlug week end, April i and I'.V Mra. Thomas B. Welle snd M Mhel Hon born entertaiued at very pretty dinner party at the tlsburn ' Mmley, Mr, and Mr. Frederick Stic kotel Wednesday evening, honoring : Kelt, and Mr. and Mrs. Seth M Ker-ths- seniors o( Alpha Xi hell. Spec!! ' ron. gueftta of h(n-r wers Mm tlertruda 1 e ianmeTr, oi in alumnae, who Mr. and Mra. It, 8. Hrvaon enter lraves at the en4 of th- achool ye tamed N. I, a. chin member at their ir nrr nnuia m unoiie Miami, ami .nr. .iiuurrti Muirn, a ui woinrr. woo is iu trare in apenn ne luminrt at her homa in Ft. liKlg, Iowa, l'ovre were laid fur fourteen. A tall' basket of p nk and white tulip made I a striking centerpiece with pltc ranis to match, tttietn for the ev ning were Mrs. Gtffen, Mts Mum-ties-rr, Mi Beatrice TiOd. Mi, An gusta Htttmltco, Mb F.theli IMkins, Miits race Cavine, Mi lUtel Harden, Mis Florence Httuier. Mii Anne tJorrie. Mis lively n Hennett. Mia Helen Heuham, Mil Mary ln atdmn. Mr. and Mrs. Krte W, Merrrll were dinner hosts Sunday eren'ng, having as their guests Mr. and Mt. Harry H aldcn, Mr. and Mr. Ixy Rowling, Mr. aud Mra. Herbert Room. Mrs, W. H. Hrooke and Miss Irene Applegate were hoteea to members of Kriday Hridge club yesterday aft ernoon. e e Mr. and Mr. Henry flfm and son of Astoria iitcd in ilugeue this V &, : K&NNO1.1. werk at the homes of tha former' mother and altter, Mra. A. W. Hims and Mrs. Herbert iloome. Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Hims are on thelv, way for a visit In los Angeles. Mr. and Mra. Frederick 0. Stkkela were dinner hoita at their borne Thunday evening for a group of frleml. ' Mrs. Mary Jewett presided at an attractive Vne o'clock luncheon yet terdny afternoon, hitving as giients for the orcaslou the members of Sun shine club. Mrs. Melville Jones Is Honored at tea This Afternoon As an sfflr to honor her huse guet, Mr. Melville Jonea of Sim Fran-lc, Mr. John ltrnefiet en tertained at an Informal tea at her home this afternoon between the huure of three o'clock and five o' clock. At an artittic vetting for the occaion candle light and tulips in col ore of Mm and gold waa ueed. Mra. Herald White presided at the tea table. Tho railing to inert Mr. Jones were Mm. t'nrltob. Spencer, Mm. I.rnn H. M.t'remly, Mra, Herald "hue, Mr. Arthur It. Wilms. Mr. WiUoo H. Coffey, Mr. Howard Hall, Mra. lel!iert t.il.prteuffer, Mrs. Thomas Chapman. Mrs. Frederick U. StlcVela. Mr. Herbert Iloome. Mrs. Iiniv Tortse, Mr. W. K. Max ley, Mra. PhUMp Ireland. Mitt Ktttherina rinnee, MIm Margaret Booth, Mra. Iiethert Htauard, Mra. Arthur Morris, Mra. David Uraltetn. Mr. and Mrs. Uy Bowling hntt. fur (liniiiT nn.l an (Trnlnt of I'rWu. at thrlr home S.lnnl.y, Intll- 11, a. (tint. Mr. al m, y. K. : nmt TueJy eveumg. a king an ad umonal guMla Mr. anj Mr. avid un&im. Mr. and Mrs. K. X. 8- hae fer will entertain the dub in tw weeks, Mr. H. Plnneo f Ai,ti t. Ttahing In Kuin over the week end with her daughter, Mi Katherme ruuieo, At two-thirty o'clock Monday aft ernoon meiitUr of ShnWspcare club will meet at the rhatitber of com tterce mom, ittitend of at three o'clock which ha been the ul tim. The of the ply, "lUm- let,"' will b rMitintird at the session. I hiring ths week end of May 1 2 and . member of the l'nlTerity of irregon onin Christian aocia lion ui v notir to the state miiirnee or v m. V. A. fd rrnm au rouege aua universities in regoa. Mr. H. 1. Allen fc her tnest thi week her n.irr, Mi Heien Prd Staple of Anxele. M Ktsple plan to remain hr for avuiC time. ct.i.l - 5 PHOTO Musicale Given as Event of Annual Guest Da' Thnt a group of friends might en joy iwi'.rt them an Interesting at inly and Interpretntlon of Oregon nng and mimic, membern of Mnndny Itnuk club wore hotcRp for n municnl at the home f Mr. W. V. Cnlkins Mon day afternoon as one of tha weck'a very delightful affairs. The neennion wiim tha nnnunl guest dny of the club, nud hnd been thought fully arrnnged nt such in ortler that othera outdid the rlub'a inemtierKhip miRht alio enjoy the comprehennlva duly of Oregon imiHiciiiuM mul their work. Mr. A. PJ. lloherta worked out the Rich appearance sturdy construction beautiful tone all the fine points, in fact, that characterize instruments selling for double the money GULBRANSEN The Regisrtering Piano Four motlols Xntionnlly JViocd for Cnsli $450-$530 $615-$700 PAY ONLY 10 PER CENT DOWN Take two full years on tho balance Come in for Demonstration You'll ho surprised when you hear and mw this instrument perform. A full carload ha just arrived LA RAW AY'S progi-im fur the- ar.tnt.oou. 31 rt- j. if. ll'S.t. prrndent of the dub, pre p AM and gate a tuik m the purpose vi the iu'lj. tiud Wflcotiie-i the guehts. Mre. Anne l,artib:iry llei k, author ; of "Th" Hour Hand' operetta, and wbo ts directing the presentation tkia I week-end of the operetta. "Crimson I Kyebrows." waa In charge of the aft i e moon's program. Mra. Beck die- ! cussed the accomplishments of Ore-1 1 Ron composer and in brief outlined ' their w-?rk. To effectively illustrate ! the tslk a number of vocal and in- Ntrumental numbers were Kir en. 1 kjchard Adam and Mis Mildred Herkfley sang boib solos and portion if the chorus in duet from "The . Hour Hand.", Mise Myrtle Jauuon played a piano solo, "Caprice," by, Charles Kunynn, an (Oregon com poser; Mt4H Klizaheth Null played three piono solos, lanc, Ameri cone," "tiurotto", by I'ent Mowrey. unotljer Oregon artisf. and ''Lejenujj , by 1'r. Emil Knna. ifrs. T. A. Pear aon aaiu:, "If June were Mine", by i Hilton Turvev, and waa accompanied 1 by Mrs. A. K. Itoberts, Mine. Itoaa ' AfcGrew aang aoios, accompanied bv lean John Landsbtiry. , Mr. Calkin was nnrrlated during the tea hour by the other member ( the club. Decorations for the aft ernoon were representative of an old fashioned garden, spring blooms of tulip, primroses, apple blossoms, orchids, daisies, and iris muking u moat attractive background for the . party. i ..Guesta naked for the afternoon were Mrs. Lettie Mowrey, Mrs. C. W. Hnwknworth, Mrs. It, J. Coleman. Mrs. K. E. UeCou, Miss Sue Hudolett Mrs. It. C. Merrell, Mra. Paul R. Kelty, Mrs. Keouotb Cockerline, Mrs.' Carl O. Washburne, Mrs, Theo Steb- no, Mrs. Sherman W. Moody, Mme. j Hose MKirew, Mrs. J. W. Kays, Mra. Virginia Judy Esterly, Mr 8. Fred J V A Htola fri flnnnM Yntinir ! Mrs. T. A. Pearson. Mr. Krneet il atrap, Mra. E. T. Hodgo, Mrs. Lynn 8. McCready. Mrs. R. W. Pierce, Mrs. P. J. liartle, Mra. R. H. Fields, Mrs. A. J I. Haundera. Mrs. Georgia Tobey, Mrs. E. 8. Tuttle, Sirs. E. Carpenter, Mr. J. Franklin Haas, Mrs. C. A. Eldrigde, Mra. Margaret Haamussen, Mrs. Itelle Calhoun, Marian Lowry. Members of the club who entertained were Mra. L. E. Hean, Mrs. J. O. Jlolt, Mrs. J. S. Mnglndry, Mrs. C. L. Teehner, Mrs. W. W. Calkina, M"ra. A. T. Cocker line. Mrs. C. I. Collins, Mrs. F, M. Wlikins, Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp, Mra. W. E. Miner, Mrs. L. J. Temple, Mra. A. E. Roberta, Mrs. A, L. Ingalls, Mrs. J. B. Bell. Mrs. David Link wna hostena for a luncheon at her home Thursday, hav ing na gtieflts members of Thimble club. Special guests hidden for the afternoon wero Mrs. Henry Schwer ing and Mra. W. L. Cheshire who assisted the hostess. Mrs. Robert Pratt, will entertain the group for a luncheon in tvro weeks. For an attractive luncheon at the Anchorage Thursday Mrs. V. E. Powell entertnined U. D. Bridge club members, Inviting na an additional guest Mrs. Herbert Roome. An Interesting; visitor on the uni versity campua this week has been Miss Florence Jackson of Boston, and a member of the bureau of advice and appointment of the Young Wom en's Christian association. Whilo on her visit here she. held n number of conferences with grous of the uni versity women, and was the honored guest for a number of social cventa. Mrs. E. O. Holman returned this week to her home in Mobridge, South Dakota, after a visit nt the' home of Mra. B. F. Brown. Mra. Addia Osburn wns a gracious hostess Monday evening for a dinner party at the Osburn hotel, entertain ing for the Tonrist club members. The affair had been especially ar ranged to welcome back Mrs. E. O. Potter, who returned last week from a tour of the orient. Each gnest brought a present for Mrs. Potter, the party being given also as a kitchen shower for her. A van! Thimble club members wero en terf allied Wednesday afternoon at tha home of Mra. G. T. Kny, Motor route A. rius Six Important fea tures exclusive with this one and only Registering Pianol Musically and intrinsically an unmatchable value at $450! IF CLOTHES WERE One Pound and Half is Total Weight of Entire Costume Prom Head to Foot For Girl's Summer Wear r. .. ' jiji 1 - , -r i- -rg ii i.w3 On the scales pound and a half, ounces of clothes. I'm off to a party,' said June, the fair, With her very merriest laugh. "You are?" asked her mother, "and whnt will you wear?" 8a id June, "A pound and a half!" You'll have to hand the lightweight championship to the modern girl, for Shakespeare Party Will be an Event Next Thursday The coming week's notable func tion will be the Shakespeare birthday party for which members of Shakes peare club are entertaining on Thurs day afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Cnrl G. Washburne. It will be at throe-flfteen o'clock. The party Is given annually, and In one of the distinctive eventB of the spring time. For the occasion each of the club's twenty-five members is to invite a guest. The affair is also one of the only two social events .sponsored by Shakespeare club during tho year, tho other being tho Twelfth night party given each January. The entire program for the after noon will be given in commemoration of Shakespeare and his work. Mrs. S. 1). Allen, president of the club, wjll preside at the gathering, and, will explain tho purpose of the party.1 Sirs. Prudence H. Clark is to be soloist for the musicale of the pro gram and hna arranged two particul arly interesting groups of Shakes pearean songs. Other program numbers will be Instrumental solos by Miss Celeste Campbell who will play from the musical settings for the plays, "King Lear', "Hamlet", and "Romeo and Juliet"; a Shakespearean reading by Mra. Catherine Cogswell Thome, aud the reading of parte of the story "Spring Flight," .written by Ine Iluynea Irwin. Mrs. Addle Osburn will read this atory which glvea much valuable explanatory discourso on the time of Shakespeare. Members of the committee who MUSIC STORE US SOLD BY WblUHl, la a complete outfit for a girl weighing only a 'ttklStft &irmift At the right a girl Is shown wearing these 24 here la positive proof that her sum mer costume will weigh only a pound and a half! This includes a dress, hat, shoes, hose and everything else that is essential. Tho weight of the outfit could hnve been reduced a few ounces more by cutting off some or namental buttons, but whoever have arranged for the party are Mrs. Kdwln L. Knnpp, Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff and Mrs. Carl G. Wash burne. ' The event of city-wide interest for next week, and which will be at tended by all grownups and children will be the pageant, "A Night in Paris," which is being presented un der the auspices of the Eugene post of the American Legion next Friday and Saturday night at the armory. The affair is being given as a bene fit for disabled ex-service men, of whom there are some two hundred and forty 'out of the total number of nine hundred and fifty-seven in Lano county. There has been a great need for necessities for theso men, and the pageant, given annually, Is to ai dthem. Co-operating with the legion are tho legion auxiliary, Elks lodge, Ki wanis club, Rotary club, and Lions club. Each of these organizations is to have stunts and to handle conces sions. Members of nil organizations par ticipating in the pageant are to be dressed in gaily colored costumes, the whole idea being to make the affair as nearly Parisicnne as possible. The mm i t 'jr ,y - Km? ;.: - S' "," ' i 1 n Tiiiii. i.-TTTT. ' . . f. UAU luulu lhuuh dreamed a girl's outfit would weigh less than two pounds. Here la the exact weight of each article shown on the scale: step-In, one ounce and a half; brassiere, one ounce; hose, one ounce and a half; satin shoes, ten ounces; picture hat, live ounces; gown, five ounces. women aro to wear brilliantly hoed costumes, and tha men will wear smocks and caps of bright colors. ' The armory is to be decked in bazaar-like decotiitiona of gaudy and dazzling colors, with specially colored lights. A program of vaudeville stunts is to be given, and while as yet not ready to announce It is said to be of the best talent that can be obtained. Uetween the acta the I. O. O. F. band in oriental uniform will play. Each evening the pageant is to start at seven-thirty o'clock. Gaprge B. Love is general chairman of the committee handling arrangements for the af fair. Patrons and patronesses for the pageant are to be Mr. and Mra. Carl G. "Washburne, Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Allen, Mr. and MrB. A. A. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Tnul It. Kelty, Mr. and Mrs. John Bovard, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sinclair, Mrs. E. P. Dorris, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Parka, Mr. and Mra. David Auld, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bor er, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wilklns, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koke, Mr. and Mrs. George Schnefera, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tuft, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea A. Hardy, Mr. and Mra. E. R. Bryaon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunbar, Mr. Come to Laraway's Only $1 A Week! What an opportunity. Get the diamond you're so long wanted. Hera r three features we, have picked from our great stock only a few of tho many remarkable diamond raluet we hare to offor. Come In Monday. Feature Diamond niue-wb.lt diamonds mount ed In new lS.kt and 14-kt white gold settings of great beauty. ti Weekly Beautiful Brilliant diamonds graceful white gold mountings. A large selection at thli price. $2 Weekly Blue-White Gems Beautiful gems ,t finest white gold hand mountlngt we could Juat iee these rings. J W.ekly Seth Laraway J. Clark. W nnI l- 7 i xi. 'i iz: r.:,r v? ji j' i bin j"a - . 1 1. luiriou'. f- ... if-. f ti ii. brid.e tea . br the Uuiveriity of Oregon AluTj allocution at the Osburn hotel Vfj neiday afternoon wa a most . eeasiui atrair. xwo Hundred or m were in attendance for the afitn,"" of bridge, with about twentr.jtl more calling during the tea (, Many of the clubi of .the city resent group tables for the afternoon the fraternities on the univenl,, campus, and scores of in.li.u.... Appproxlmately one hundred twenty-five dollars was c:turej , the .Mary Spiller scholarshin Mli -kl! maintained by the alumnae group aid for which tho benefit was gjiTT Twenty prltes were given, donate b. the officers and friends of ih. ...7 ciation, and of particular note . 1'red Montgomery. The nan. ... given In the palm and tea rooms the hotel which were attractive!; orated in lilacs and apple blossom ui ins ramiim. curing tne tea boat Mrs. Herbert Clarke, Mrs. Fr.nk t Chambers, Mrs. Lawrence T. Ham. r T n u.i. u.. r ini, .na. v. uuii,, .mo. i.amar Jooa Jlrs. U. A. Burden, Mrs. Era.it r ti ti-ii- " " .-IHM.IM, ira. iicury Elolienoerk, Mill Klina Plendricks, and Miss Gertm.i. Llvermore assisted by a group of iltU irum eucu oi tne campus sororit; house presided. The monev m.j. from the benefit la to go into the n. i unnA. . t . . 1 po.cu suiruv tivruioueJH lund for the Mary Spiller scholarship, which k.. been in existence for about sixteen yean on tne campua, naving ben founded by the alumnae aasoeiitin. in iwa. Mrs. Herald White is Hostess at Three Tables of Bridge Mrs. Herald White waa hosteu fA. a delightful afternoon affair at her home Thursday, entertaining for tnree tables of bridge In compliment co jars, juemue Jones, a visitor in J&ugene. Guest bidden for the affair wn Mra. Jonea, Mrs. Orvilte Waller, Uri. J odd iJentfiel. Mrs. Lynn S. M. Cready, Mrs. Carlton Spencer, Mri. W, E. Moxley, Mra. Delbert Oberteul fer, Mrs. Tho rase Chapman, Jin Wilson B. Coffey, Mrs. George Hitch- cock, Mra. Walter Snyder. L. O. E. club members were en tertained on Thursday of this wtck at tho Elks temple for an afternoon of cards. Mra. Riley Snodgra. wu hostess in the card rooms which were attractively decorated with pink tu lips. In the dining rooms was Mri Fred Chesa as hostess nssisted bj Mrs. J? . Li. uxner and Airs. II. U t in Inyson. The tables had lovely cen terpieces of lavendar lilacs. Honor, at cards for the afternoon went ti Mrs. C. J. Daniels. Mrs. liny Curtii and Mrs. Albert Stien. On .May 7 the club will meet agnm with Mm Whitton Swafford as the hostess in the card rooms, and Mrs. Krneit Brodcrs presiding in the dining room. A group of ladles who plan to form a thimble and get-together club, en poyed a pleasurable ttffnir nt the home of Mrs. A. Peter Nelson Thurs day afternoon. Ferns and tlie varioji spring blooms were attractively usM as decorations for the afternoon. On May 14 the group will be entertain! by Mra. Robert D. Burroughs at her home. Those making up the part; were Mrs. Robert D. Burroughs, Ma (Continued on page nine) $50 Diamonds $75 n tn8 carred secure $150
