The Eugene guard., April 25, 1925, Image 8

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THE EUGENE G U A E D
Saturday Evening, April 25, 13,-
v J Bin P'fe ,"itxVm
a. v-'vy. ---rn i .
, 3 ' '' :-.,-r YW-A, aaaV. 1 uppar ion Mrs. Melville Jones, a
. WA Ich hM visitor I, Euoon. from
yAF V"'r L. E. Bean. pat.
m ? , ,: .17 kc.f j 1 ron"' """ ,h p,e,"" "A Nloh'
I ) 1 ' J '1 "V " tj'f'J Si I "N," which ll being given
V i tat ,jr r VlHUL , f ,WjlAAA aaan this evenlna under the aua-
' ,tS ' V . Sl Pi"" of the American Loglon.
IJsS h-""" Erl. W. Allen, pat.
1 i in'iV,' fm OJ;ijHg3 ' "" 'or American Legion
V ' , ""i r .-. r" . i 1 "TlL pageant which la a notable evnnt of
i '-V &M1 J3Mh th. week-end.
V "T''jfi :Ssp
V"-' .V iLki Afternoon Affair
J ft ri vYvW J Commemorates .
m , f ' '1 iitiVTA A moat Inmrrstln. n,l .r.ntrul nf.
4 7jS' Unlerluininit was the .SliakMpearr
I ''' t M I blrtlHlajr party and xurat by '-fori
Iuigeneans Guests
For Luncheon
In Roseburg
loi-clhi-r with J.ir.ne p' rsril
nnd mrnwa of pinks fl P''- t'orrts
ol rach plf aiiniunenl the betroth
al. A box of candy was bronjut in .
shaped like the pin of Theta Chi fro-1
ternity of which Mr. Jlowrey is ai
member. Tlia dinner was gien pre- i
. . , tt a I r.rl nr the Theta Chi formal dance. ;
A most charming affair for a nun- "a - ..
t . . . '-n.t-iil suests at the dinner were
ber of members of the Eugene Pcii f,u"'r ' . . ... pj
r.aoght.r. of thj Nil. club was the. Vo r hr, '
bridge luncheon for which they were , i n..
enter.ained on Wednesday b, the I''"" Ib M!" I
lUieburg rinb of the liuughtera of Mildred UCompt. and M... K.ther- ,
th. Nile Th. event ws. giren in the I" Kreeman. both of Portland. Mi...
Indian room of the Umpou. hotel in (loodrirh l. the daughter of Mr and
Koseburg. The table was beautifully , Mrs. Frederick W. t.oodnch of Port-
.rr.n.ed. wisteria snd tulio. beinl , " ana grnnu.ien ir..u, u
used. I
Perfume in Ear Ring is Modern Conceit
nity last June. I'unng ner senioi ;
year she was editor of the Oregana, j
university yearbook. She is a member
of Alpha Chi Omega. Theta Sigma
Phi, .Mortar Board, and Phi Beta i
Kspna. Mr. Mowrey Is the son of :
v. -i ,i. i.Mrs. H. Marshall Carlock of Port-,
lann. 110 la a mvuivs u uu.:,aw
at present, and a member of Theta
Chi. No date has as yet been announ
ced for the wedding.
mil ,
Mfmbfri of Krlilny Hri(lf flub
wert hoRtNifH for an njoiitit din
tier mul hntlito party nt tit horn of
Mr. nnd Mrt. W. T. Cur roll Thurmlaj
rnin, rntsrlatnini (hrir htmlmmU
for the Aeration. Huft bouquet of
Scotch hrooin wre uu, ami maile
umiiimlly nttrnctlrc tahla tlccorationi.
Mr. ami Mt-t, K. II. lVtrrum were
tnvitril ti'!ti for the eveninf. tlthcra
nt the .irty were Mr. and .Mrs. Hoy
of color and In natural 1 Curtia. Mr. and Mr. Ilnrmon Ander
son, .Mr. and Mra. nyne llreen, Mr.
and Mra. l.onar Talor, Mr. and Mra.
Hy MARIAN LOWUY
Xf AY, th month of aprtnjUme flory,
the lima of aunahlne, flowera,
and Joy, and boat of all the arrival
of May dny and til many quaint cua
tuna. Keativltlea of the dny, wo are
told, find (heir remoter orifin in
ancient India ami Kjtypt where th
renewed fertility of nature waa cel
ebrated in varloue way a, but, perbapa,
the moce widely known ruaioma come
with our knowledge of the history of
old England, France, and (lermany.
from whom have come the grently
modified and decidedly Americanised
tradition of the dny.
One thinks of Mity dny but to think
of the bnaketa awaiting at the door,
and of the May pole, a dntiling cre
ation decked In Ita rlbhona and flow
ers, and the Mny queen crowned to
hold away over court for a day. The
ninking of May bnaketa la an espec
ially important event for the younger
generation. Kor there la the Joy of
gaihering the daiaiea, the buttercup.,
the Iris, and countlcaa other hlotaoms
of the field and garden to be woven
Into the baskets and then the tioi te
nant of tip toeing up to the doora
and vigorously ringing the doorbell
and watching from the hiding ptacea
the surprise and pleasure of those re
ceiving the haaketa. The May pole
and the rrowning of the Mny queen is
a tradition obaerved quite generally,
particularly In the smaller towna aiid
Colleges.
To the hostess May time brings
a wealth of decorative Idena, for the
BtaldncM of color erhemea and con
ventional effecta mnat be discarded,
for spring bloasoma are to be usrd
only in not
arrays.
And thns next week approaches
heralding the advent of May.
For the past few days club func
tion have been In order, with) uni
versity and town events filling in be
tween times.
The Shakespeare birthday party
and guest dny sponsored by the Shak
espeare elub mrmbera of Knrrrte was
an attractive affair of Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Mra. Carl
(I. Washhurnet and one of the larger
eocint functions of the week.
The week has also been notable
for Its musical activities, and espe
cially pleaaing were the annual con
certs of the university orchestra on
Tuesday evening, and the concert of
the Oclllan Choral club on Thursday
evening.
e e e
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Roome were
host for an enjoyable supper party
at their home Sunday evening, enter
taining for twehe. Lilacs and nar
cissi In huge baskets were ued
decoration for the occasion. Invited
for the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
(leorgo Mct.Hl, Mrs, Hnrold (Jradv,
Mr. and Mr". I. H. Sigwart, Mr. and
Mra. K, O. Immel, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
tbur Morris. Mr. and Mra, W.lo J.
Adams.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morri enter
tained with theater prty on Tues
day evening, guests of honor being
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jons who are
visiting here. Afterwarda the party
waa entertained at eurper at the
hosts' home. The ftuenta Included
were Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and
Mr. Carlton Spencer, Mr. and Mra.
Howard Hall. Mr. ami Mrs. Herald
White, Mr. and Mr. Jack Henefiel.
Mr. and Mr. W(lan . Coffey.
Mra. M. K. Cameron entertained
vritb very pretty luncheon at her
home on Tuesday. Guests were da
trouesses and alumnae of Tau Nu sor-1
orlty, A large bouquet of levendnr
lilacs was a striking centerpiece us
ed. Cover were placed for Mrs. A.
K. Caswell, Mra. F. .X. Hchaefera,
Mra. J. II. Koke, Mr. H. ltrecklmrt.
Mrs. Jcnnuett Ivsnge and the brut
es, Mrs. Cntneroii. Following the
luncheon the party enjoyed an after
noon of sewing and conversation.
Mr. Henry I. Sheldon was hostess
to member of Tourist club at hei
homo Mtmdiiy evening.
N, U. A. club rtremher will be en
terlairted on Tuesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. F. X. Hchacfcr nt their
home.
Mr. Fred IC. Smith l to entertnlu
Teacup club members the coming
week at her home.
e e
Friday Bridge Club
Members Entertain
At Dinner Partv
A moat Interesting and eventful af
fair (tint brings distinction to Ai-rilV
entertaining was the Nluikt,e?irp
birthday party and xtiext dny for
which mcmberN of SliHkepi-aif
cluli were hoMtesMes at the home of
Mrs. Carl 0. Wnnlihurno on Thurw-
diiy afternoon. Fach year the twenty-
five member nf the club give n uAM
exhuimttvo xtuily of Sliiiltcuponro's
worka, and of the customs nml life
of the great author's time. And
one of the outstanding off airs
In this study Is the obscrvnnce of
Shnkespenre's hirtmlny nnniversnry.
The affair wna giveu tbis year on the
nnniveranry, iiintory uHiially rcconlinK
tliat Shakespt'tire waa born April
l.VU.
A very finished program was given
for the afternoon, everything being in
keeping with the study of .Shakes
peare. Mra. 8. 0. Allen, prehident of the
club gave a few word of welcome to
the gucn(s, and ntwo flu indroductory
talk for the occasion.
Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff gave A very
delightful mid interesting version of
the mu!c which a bound i in Shakes
peare's poetry.
Mrs. Prudence E, CInrk gave two
groups of Shakespeare sours, and waa
accompanied by .Visa Celeste Camp
bell. For the first group Mrs. Clark
snug, "Hlow, Wow, Thou Winter
Wind," the music for which was com
pound by Arne. The second number
in this griup wna "If Music He the
Fowl of Love, Flay On," music com
posed by Cliftou, from the "Twelfth
Night."
A particularly pleasing part of the
program was the readiuge given by
Mra. Catherine Cogswell Thorne,
who gave Hamlet instructions to
players, and on of Shakespeare's
sonnets.
Mis Celeste Campbell played two
Instrumental solos of Shakespearean
music, one being, Juliet a Slumber,
from It omen and Juliet by (lounoud
and the other, "Marche lnnoiae,"
from Hamlet, by Ambroiee Thomas
Mrs. Addie Osburn read extract f
from the atory, "The Spring Flight
After the loncheon the party went
to the home of Mr. Nathan Fuller
i ton for a musical program and after-
noon of bridge. Several orchestra
I number were gives under the direc
tion of Mra. A,
were given by Mrs. Charles A. Brant
and a reading by Mis Evelyn No-land.
Honors at bridge were received by
Mrs. C. P. Tillman of Eugene.
The fifteen members of the Eugene
club who went to Itoeebtirg for this
enjoyable affair were Mr. It. E.
Bean, Mr. C. I Tillman, Mrs. J. A
Magladry, Mr. Fnul K. Kelty, Mrs. F.
H. Croaby. Mrs. J. F. Ketcla. Mra. E.
A. DroBte. Mr. E. Hiltibrand, Mm.
John B. Patterson, Mr. H. E. Slat-
tery, Mrs. Frank Nombalnis, Mrs. Eu-
I gene Keater, Mrs. Karl K. Mills, Mra.
C. A. Bartel, Mr. Hoy Short
Delta Delta Delta has Issued three
hundred invitation for a large tea to
be given on Tuesday afternoon of the
coming week in Alumni hall of the
j Woman a building, honoring Mr. B.
Fitcaimmon who is coming to the
campu to be house-mother for the
organization. The tea is to be given
between the hours of four o'clock nnd
aix o'clock.
Members of tho Business and Pro
fessional Women's league held their
regular monthly luncheon at the Os
burn hotel Thursday noon.
Mia Genevieve Shaver of Portland
is visiting over the week-end at the
home of .Mr. and Mrs. iean Walker.
Mrs. Frank J. Chambers enter
tained Bide-a-Weo club members at
her home on Monday afternoon, ask
ing as additional guests for tho after
noon Mrs. H. L. Studley. Mrs. S. N.
Boyer, Mrs. II. C. Auld. Mrs. Roy
Month. Mrs. II. S. Ihire.m. Mrs.
Harry Dunbar Is to cntertaj) the club
in -two weeks.
On Monday cvenine Mr. nnd Mra.
Eric W. Merrell were hosts to mem
bers of Monday Dinner club nt their
hf.ine, special guests for the evening
being Mr. nnd Mrs. Frcderck (J. S:ic
kcla. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry HoJdun will
entf-rtn!n the club in two weeks.
Mrs. Walter Carroll was hostess
for nn attractive luncheon nt her
home Tuesday, guest for the occa
sion being members nf Amecla club.
Mrs. F, H. Hiinns be'ng nn Invited
iruest for the afternoon. Mrs. Ifnar
Taylor will enterrsin the group for
the next meeting.
Mrs. Ciwirlf Hardy nnd Mrs. Snth
M. Kerrmi were hnstcKtcg for a lun
cheon nt Im Ovhiivn hotel Thursday
for members nf Thursday Sewing club.
Mrs. I lean Huyes of Port land was n
guest of the club. Following the lun
cheon the party went to the home nf
Mrs. Kerron.
Inter Se elnb members met at the
home nf Mrs. 11. I,. Studley on Thurs
day nfternoou for a covered dish
luncheon.
Mrt. R. M. Pratt will be hostess to
the Thimble club on Thursday of the
coming week.
Mrs. A. T. Cockerlinf will enter
tain for Sunshine club members at
her home on Friday of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Able return
ed the first of the wek from Susan
riile, Cal.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Girls Entertain
For two Events
i3
, ' Vf
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1111
Mr. ami
are in
Wednesday
California.
it
Mrs. Sam Bna Warner
Fniuciscn, having lefr
for a two weeks stay in
V. 1. Seohert, Mr. and Mrs. Uuy P)le, jby lnea llsynea Irwin, which give an
ritcnsive study of the life aim times
nt Shakespeare.
Mr. Clark gave two more tone,
"Who la Sylvia," from the "Two tlen
tletuen from Veronia," and "Hark,
Hark the I-ark," Cymbelln, both be
ing composed by Kholtert.
Mrs. W. F. Jewett poured at the
attractive tea table. Mrs, Waahbuxne
waa assisted In serving by members of
th club, lletweeu fifty and sirty
war prevent for the afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mra. tleorgn Keegnn. Mr.
and Mra, W. T. Carroll.
Mrs. Wayne (Jreen will be hottest
for the club nrxt Friday at her home.
Mr. V. W. Calkint and Mr. A
lian KMridge were boate.tra for a
very attractive luncheon at the home
of Mra. Calkins yesterday, honoring
Mrs. A, W, Evan who is visiting In
Eugene from Independence, Kanaaa.
Spring flower Id color to give
Japanese garden were th table deco
ration. Cover were placed fot eight
of the honor guest' friend.
Mr. J. W. Ray waa hottea ro
member of TilUcum club yesterday
afternoon.
Th Women' t'nltarlan alliance
had an eventful meeting on Tuesday
of this week. Dr. Walter It met gave
an addreas on "Darwinism and Char
acter." During the tea hour Mr.
Henry D. Sheldon and Mr. C A.
Brown presided.
Home Science club member ara to
have their annual spring luncheon at Mrs, J. H. Koka wa hottest to
the home of Mr. David lirahara at member of Domestic Art club at her
out o'clock, Monday, April II. home Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. K.
j Tiffany led the discussion for the af-
Mia Gertrude Talbot and th girla 1 ternoon on "Type of House." In
of Hendrirkt hall entertained at din-j two week Mrs. F. R, Wetherbe i
ner Thursday evening f r officer and to be httvsa to th club, with Mra.
memhera ol th board of directors.
Cover were placed fot fourteee
guest.
ANio-luin Paris' is
ro be Repented
This Iweninct
The umi'unl and very Interesting
event for the week-end and which h:i
been the outstanding nffair for- both
social and civic circles is the annual
show, "A Nifiht in Paris." that is W
ing sponsored by the Eugene post of
the American legion. The affair is to
be repented for tonight in the arm
ory. The show is a national affair
which Is the big event of the ynr for
the various legion posts. Among
other worthy purpose the show is
principally given for the benefit of
disabled world war veterans and their
families.
Scores of Engeneans and T-ane
county residents Attended the opening
night of the ahow last evening. No
effort ha been spared by the legion.
and assisting organizations In mnking
the show a moat stupendous nffair,
and tho program of dancing, music,
numerous clever vaudeville stunts
given by talented Eugeneans Is an ex
cellent one.
Organltationa cooperating with the
legion for the ahow are Rotary rluh.
Kiwania club, Lion club, the Elks
lodge, and the Ivegion auxiliary, which
la giving an especially Important
event the French cafe.
The decorative effect for the "Night
In Parts,' are most unique and elaborate.
Worthwhile entertainment for both
old and young and all age between is
being provided, and a huge crowd is
planning to participate In the event
for this evening.
Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Cockerline re
turned to their home in Salem Thurs
day after a visit for th past two
weeks in Eugene with relatives.
R. H. Fields In charge of the after
noon' discussion.
Mr. and Mr. David Graham have
aa thir house goeet over the week
end, Mi Merle McKetvey of Salem
On Tuesday avenlni Mr, CJa
I entertained the Altar llutld of the
Episcopal church at her horn. It
wa a combined buslnesa and eoWal
Mr.
Little Ml Edith Cameron, danch
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Cameron,
celebrated her eighth birthflay with
a party at her home last Sttnrday
afternoon. Twenty-two friends were
asked for the occasion. Mrs. Camer
on waa asmted in entertaining by
MtM Josephine Potts and Mis Cor
One of the larger social events of
the campus for the apring is the re
ception and open house for which
members of Knppa Alpha Theta sor
ority are entertaining at their attrac
tive new home on Alder street, this,
afternoon and this evening. Towns
people were bidden between three
o'clock and six o'clock this afternoon,
and tonight between eight-thidty
o'clock nnd eleven o'clock faculty
members and students are to be
entertained.
For the nfternoon Mrs. Prudence
E. CInrk and Hoy Kryauu gave a num
ber of vocal selections as a musical
program, and this evening Mrs. Clark
and John Kiofert are to sing.
Mrs. David (iraham received at the
door this afternoon. Miss EI nut Hen
dricks BHsiRling about the rooms. In
the receiving line for this nfteroon
were Mrs. S. X. Hover. Mies Eloisfl
Buck, Mrs. Allan McCnrtain, of Port
land. Mra. John Bovard nnd Mrs. Ren
senich of Portlnnd. For this evening
the receiving line will be Mrs. Boyer,
Mist Buck, Mra McCnrtain, Mrs. Sen
scnich nnd Mrs. Clara Fitch.
A number of out-of-tmvn guests are
in Eugene for the occasion, and in
clude. Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCurtain,
of Portlnnd, Mr. nnd Mrs. Luther
Steele, of Portland. Miss Geneveive
Shaver, of Portlnnd. Mrs. Dick Hatha
way, of Portland. Miss Kntherrine
Bain, and Miss Elsie Bain, both of
Albnny. Mrs. William Barrett, of Al
linny. Mrs. Dean Crowell. of Albany.
Miss Merle MeKelvey, of Salem, and
a lnrj;c number of nlumnae from nil
over ihe state.
About one thousand invitations
have been issued for the occasion.
Mrs. I Ann S. McCready was hos
tess for a delightful afternoon affair
at her home Tuesday nfternoon. en
tertaining for Mrs. . Melville Jones
who is a visitor in Eugene. About
dozm friend were bidden for sewing
nnd tea.
Mias Lylah McMurphey left todoy
for Roseburg to meet her mother,
Mrs, Alberta McMurphy, who is re
turning to Eugene after a stay of four
months or more in Los Angeles. Mr, j
McMurphey has been visiting her ;
daughter. Mrs. Walter Amstnker of :
Roseburg. and will como to Eugene j
tomorrow. i
I
tr Events of enmpna social interest
this week were the class dances given
last evening. The senior nnd junioir
classes jointly sponsored nn enioy
aldn affair in the Laraway hall. The
aophoniores hold their informal at the
Cninpa Shoppe, and the freshmen held
their dance in the Woman a building.
A number of prominent towns people
nnd faculty members were pntron
and patroneasea for the evening.
Koiy Korner Klub members spon
sored a very pleasurable event last
Saturday evening when they enter
tained their husbands And a few
friends with a party at Frolic Inn.
Japanese lanterns and cherry blos
soms were used to make an oriental
garden. Contests and games of vari
ous kinds were enjoyed with prir.es
awarded, followed by a supper, at a
number of small tables. Those in the
party for the evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred C. Walters, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Brighom, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Faulk
ner. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Baker. Mrs.
Elmer Baker. Mrs. Fannie Barxer,
Mrs. B. F. tioodpasture, Mrs. May
Bean. Miss Hortense Bean, Mrs. T.
A. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Seal, Rupert Bean and Robert Pol
lock of Forest Grove. The committee
arranging for the party consisted of
Mra. Way Glass, Mrs. C. II. Faulk
ner and Mrs. A. E. Bringham.
Announcement was made this week
of the marriage, of Miss Averie
Shackelford and J. E. Eilertson. at
the Kappa Omicron house Monday
evening. The couple will make their
home In St Helens where Mr. Eilert
son is associated in business.
Mra. M. S. Ady has been spending
a few days in Lewiston. Idaho, vis
iting her daughter. Miss Marian Ady.
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PC " aim
t fT ivs i x' o
No longer need mhady carry her perfume In tho overalzed vanity
cases. Hollywood fashions have decreed a much simpler method,
the ring and earring. Jocelyn Lee, film actress, Is shown with the
"perfume earring," while Eugenia Gilbert carries her perfume In a
tinty gold flask concealed within her ring.
sity with the class of last June, and is
member of Phi Knppa Psi.
Among out-of-town visitors here
the first of the week waa Miss Ros
alia Keber of Salem.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vnlUs, April 2.",. (Special) The en
fTagpment of Mias Dorothy Piercy of
Talent, Oregon, and Eugene Clark
Hill of Eugene, was announced this
week. Misa Piercy is a junior in ag
riculture, and Mr. Hill a junior in
industrial arts. No date lias been an
nounced for the wedding.
e
Alpha Guild of Westminster guild
of the Centrul Presbyterian church
etrjoyed a very pleasant meeting at
the home of Misses Nettie and Emma
Chase on Wednesday evening. Miss
Francos Elizabeth Baker, Mrs. Lucile
Chase Wilcox, Miss Catherine McAI
inter were assistant hostesses for the
occasion. A six o'clock dinner was
served, the table being atractively de
corated in red tulips. Mrs, Joseph
T. Glenn led the devotions. Mrs.
Glenn is a former patroness of the
guild. Misa Helen Fish and Mrs. Jo
sephine Enright presided at the busi
ness sessions. During the study hour
Mary Turner Carlile nnd Miss Lucile
Higby led in tho interesting study of
the race problems. Miss Baker, Miss
Esther Pike, and Mrs. Wilcox were in
charge for the social time. There
is but one more meeting of the guild,
until October. The last meeting is to
take place on May IS.
Mrs. J. S. Magladry has as her
house-guest her daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Thompson, of San Francisco, who ar
rived Thursday. Mr&. Thompson waa
accompanied by Mrs. Helen Wash
burne Martin, also of San Francisco,
who is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Wasbburne of Springfield
before making a trip to Europe.
W. E. Powell and daughter. Miss
Jessie Powell, returned the first of
the week after a short motor trip to
Walla Walla.
The Shrine club sponsored a pleas
urable event last evening in the Ma
sonic temple, entertaining for a danc
ing and card party for members of
the club and their wives.
The Matrons guild auxiliary of the
Central Presbyterian church ia to be
entertained on Wednesday of the com
ing week at the home of Mrs. F. C.
Pursley, at S31 Ninth avenue west,
at two-thirty o'clock. Assistant hos
tesses for the afternoon will be Mrs.
D. M. Anderson, Mrs. M. S. WaJIis,
and Mrs. Elmer Stone. The lesson
hour is to be led by Mrs. A. II.
Saunders.
Word was received on the univer
sity campus this week announcing the
marriage of Lieutenant Emerald F.
Sloan nnd Miss Lucile Schaffer on
April 20. They are to moke their
homo in Missoula, Montana, where
Lieutenant Sloan is stationed at Ft.
Missoula. He is a graduate of the
University of Oregon with the class
of 1022. Mrs. Sloan's home has been
In Missoula, Montana.
An event of interest to high school
girls was the thirteenth annual Older
Girls' conference hold the past week
end m Salem. Those att
Lane were; Alice iT1
Pomdexted, Grace Ho? t
Miligaa (president
Girl'a Conference), DoroAw M
Mrs, A, E. Wilcox, BoiTaLJ
Carpenter, MtZS
Kathryn Sulye.Fraccetu BrJ
Mr. J.R Coleman Ut6K..
to Atona club member Tl
of the coming week. C!ft
On last Saturday ,.,
pleasant time waa enjoyed H
rooms at the armory he. 1
It. comrades, their wivea rj
were- entertained by the LTI
Woman a Re ef
i, mvu mi iuuk part.
Mrs. Minnie Hnlu.i.
piano selections, which ""t
enjoyed. The comrad,, ""I
tie Harriet Miller gavTa 4
dance. Mrs. Ella William.
selections entitled "An Old pY? l
Dame" and "Great Grand Da?H
jig by little Harriet Miliar aLl
Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse. MpTilI
sie Farrineton nlnc .a..
march. A bountiful
tlr,r,
served to ahonr on,i .v b
comrades, their wives and raTI
who's birthdays occurred Febml
March and April were seatrf I
sceparate table, beautifully deJonjJ
ing, otneri i
uamiuaj cmui, Alter Ulnr. . I
tU ..V tUUffli J IpltfB
uuiuucrsi JIUBlCWi;
jooDBon quintette; Keadim
ruj.. as--.k..t. it: ,.
lin and piano by Beraic W.I
Peggy Reynold and Eva fWI
Reading Fay Miller: Vocal mIoJiJ
uearasiey; xteaamg jar. onepufl-Vil
cal solo Adalaide Johnson; Bucl
ler; Music Johnson Quintettt; Bl
log umaya siraaue; singing of Ant I
ica by all present; Furling ( 1
nags.
A surprise party was (Itui k.
Elizabeth Beytien at her beauty j
home on Jefferson street Tuesdsji!.
ternoon, in honor of her birthday ty
mversary. urs. iseytien beini ire
the guests arrived, and wbu &
returned found that fifty
friends at her home, the raMtibet
comrades and ladies of th Woou
Belief corps. Mrs. Ella Williami
sented the guest of honor with i
beautiful card table cover tod tn
tray cloths in behalf of those a
sent. A luncheon was served. Tta
present for the afternoon were C
rades Sidney Stickels, X. H. Kinp.fi
w. t . Tromp, XA A. Kreamer, Ok
ies Dtckerson, K. P. Lndicott, T.
Plank, Mrs. Elizabeth Beytien, Jbi:
Hattie Heixte, Mrs. Nettie Dery, Ma
Margaret Adrian, Mrs. Louise Wita:
Mrs. Minnie Goodenow, Mrs. Ebs
beth Wynd, Mrs. Marie Fraos, M-i
Edith Stage, Mrs. Bessie Farrinpr:
Mrs. P. Dickerson. Mrs. T. B. Dtrjj-
son, Mrs. R. P. Endicott, Mrs. Ae;
T. Getchel!, Mrs. Ruth Casteel Mi
Emma Lowrey, Mrs. M. A. Brijp
Mrs. J. C. Woods, Mrs. Fred Hjdi
Mrs. Jennie B. Higgins, Sirs. Te-
Moore, Mrs. Bertha Mouse, Mrs.
ra Kingman, Mrs. Jessie Weber. Mi
Millie Keister, Mrs. Clara Morehw
Mrs. Mary .Jackson, Mrs. Came it:
ehell. Mrs. Lillian B. Fuller, Mn. AVI
bie J. Haskell, Mrs. Annie H. Heudfr
son, Mrs. A. T. Dodd, Sirs. kw
Kirkham, Mrs. Lillian Dawes Dotsu
Mrs. Ruth McNeil. Mrs. Adelia Slid-
els. Mrs. Anna C. Ackerson. Mn
Minda Slattery, Mrs. Ella Wiffim
Mrs. Amelia Turk, Mrs. Vena Mere
Mrs. Phoebe Jane Davis Fortwj.
Mrs. Lurena Jimracr, Sirs. ParM
Iiinsley, Donald Ackerson and Joni'
ilson
Mr. and Mr. Iwrenee nartmns
of Portland were visitors In Eugene
the firat of the week. Mrs. Hartmus
was Mias Catherine Spall before her
marriage, ami is known to many here.
Of wide Interest among the college
rmne vomna. r.acn one or trie gueMa ( folk the announcement of the en
maue a oaaaei. and wtien ail the has- j Kafrment of Misa Esther Chritenn
keia were complete they were placed , RQa Charles Walker. The news was
at the table, eah on finding hit or
her place- by reocn'iTif th bstket.
Member of Monday B,-ok club are
planning to hold a no hoates lunch
eon at lb Osbnrn hotel at one o'clock
Monday.
told the past week-end during the
' dinner hour at the iVIta eu and Phi
t Kappa Psi houae. During dinner,
j strain of weMng mnie were heanl
and flower girl appeared leading
j miniature bridal procession and
strewing ma leave containing th'
new on tiny cards. Members of both
On Sunday evening Mr. and Mr.
Carlton Spencer entertained with an
Informal aunptr prty at their home,
gueat tor the evening being Mr, and
Mra. Melrlll Jone. Mr. and Mr.
.lark TltifUt 1- mnA Mr. lUr.M
i." " I" " ...... viwm tewnra i opening the petals of a hue
.rl.,vM.u.aninr....-i.MR '" prei wr Mr, announced her niMement to fiua rehud. a wedding cak wa re real
plw , . . Ifrrrt Wr k"?lr rort,M:r; y- t :t the .vreoola of IVIta Zeta
At an elaborate dinner party fir-n rtrf nlationa held a danHng partv at
SatunUy evenirg at th Alpha Chi ,h. Delta Zeta hon. that erenituj.
Th Catholic Panthter of Amer-, Tinmin, Mr, A. 11. Tton. Mr H.
Ica aponaored on of their etvjoyahle ! med, Mr. H. Wooler, Mi Fdna
aoell aesalon at th pariah houae Swan. M n Fannt Boas. MU J.
Tuedy Tnmg. About forty pr-iGlS.n Mr G. M a Brocket. t
on attended the evening. J Claire Ie, Her F. G. Jeaaidg.
Ccdri.-b a-d Mr. Mowrey ar well their respective color. Misa Chri-
rfip"neai. monr was car tensen t a eeolor in the unirerstty
tied e-it at the dmaer. Japaneie tvr- thi year, a member of Delta eta.
S1. lantern, and basket of weM ; and an accmpMhed pianist. Mr.'
peat ad appl biotaonja being naed. ' Walker ! a graduate of th waiver-
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