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Page Eight . ; : - v 4 f v : far t- J .rfjuO r1'' feMKw ' ass- f i f ' ', , ' t' 7 vn iv. ' 1 f' "! r i A V . If"1- ' ; 1 ' , f f 1 , j K ' ' "'''if' r'l raw: Ity MA HI AN LOWItT A (TIVB tliiya linve cmo fir the chili v tint 11, For Invurlnlity t lit-hi fvw altnuit in miner Ihvh that roino with Intp Aril nm) ftirljr May brim the dimnnytiiK rcaliiatinn tint club wurk la oluwist M au rnU fur tlia yenr. Annttnt aitrlng lunrlironn, club pic nlr-i, ,lrtinun( fuent dnya, ami evrn lilana ami aufRPNtlam for (he coming ycnr'a pr6srHm are a fiw actlvitira imimletl fur the next two or thre luooiiiig tin) a for many of the club whlrh then discontinue work until the fall. InturcMlinK of these Into aprlng club nffnira wilt be the prfirn tHllnn of the piny "Twolfih Nlnlit,1' to be girrn Tuesdny evening by the Hhnkrapenr club mcmbora at Klkn temple for a group of invited friend. . Moitt informal hnvo been the f fntra of this week, luncheon and tena being the fnvnrecl errnta, with the AMembly club dnnrn AVcdnemlny fia the lnrgnr evening function, Hev eml unlverKlty tens were riven to welcome cninpim Vlalton, while thin week-end the univrrnity Young Wo tueu'a fli rial inn anHocintlon in entrr tn tiling the anoiml conference of Y. W. I'. A. officers and cabinet mem ber from the various collegea and univeriitiea In the utate. Mother's dy a the event fop the coming week end brings number of Interesting affaira for the entire week. Serernl Kugene churcbea. lodges, and clulia are observing the Aj with apennl servtwii, and pro Krnmi, and the l'niverity of Oregon tudenla Imve set aside the entire week-end wiih an extensive progrnm of entertniiiing, to greet the several hundred parent who rh year come to the enmpttn tor tin ocfnttlon. And along wiih other events itf the week end la the J.mlur Vtnl-Vil that In of wide Interest to all Huge-it ns will ns the ciimpu. Mrs. Arthur Muter sponsored an interenting evrnl WedncKtlny, bidding A group of friend to a lum-lienn at Nimrod Inn, comidimcniiug M1m l.lixitbeth 1I.vw.Hk1 Wttnnn of New York. whi as au otfu-er o? the imtiniifil orgnmsAdort nf Alpha Omil cron l't sorority nitrd the tintvrrity chapter llni week. In the purty for I tie- trip up the M He ruie were Ms Wvinnn, Mi. Virginia Judy Kterlr, Mr. X, 11. Ztine, Mia. John Hovard, Mrs. t'lara l- i' h, M'a. leon Walker, Mrs. J. M. Miller, Mr. Kric W, Al len. Mr. Charles T;ilor, and the boale.Hf, Mra. Miner, At a cleverly nrrnrd table nt the Alpha Chi Om'ga house on rriday evening of Initt wek during 1 In? din ner hour the ctigngeinent of Mim Norma .Ian WiUnn and Itnpert It. liiilivant wita anii Miix-eil. Kittle- dolls were ncd na covers for Minter hoiea at Prtrh girl's pln-e while two larger dolls citming under the anhwav wrre placed In the center of the table. A soft glow was eat over the room from the little d -II lamps by which the mmn w.na liKbtrd. Snapxlmta of the iNiuple were the meani nf convey ing the news of the betrothal. The bcws Is of tampus-wide lnteret as both Mia Wilson and Mr. Itullivaut are pruininenilr identified with uni versity m-imiU'S. Mlta Wil"n t the dauidifer of Mm, 'tola Vlon of I'urtland. HU is a senior in the uiu veralty school of JournnlUm, a mem ber of Alp Im Chi Omega, oud Is affili ated with the honor societies of Mor tar Hoard, Theta Sigma I'M, Higinn Iteltn l'l, and Kwamn, Mr. Uulliviuit Ik the aon of Mr. and Mr a, J. Hulli vant, Jr., of Portland, is a scuior in the achunt of law, ami a member of Sigma Nil fraternity, Helta Theta 1 'hi, law honorary fraternity, and of I'hl Heta Kappa, scholastic fraternity. The date of the wedding haa not at yet been announced. Dean and Mrs. Straub Entertain Friends At Dinner Party T)en and Mra. John Rtraub were hoata for an eventful affair Tuesday evening, entertuining a mimbur of their friends at a dinner party at the Uaburn hotel. The center piece was a huge bompiet of aprlng flowers. Covers were plnced for Mr and Airs, llruco J, (liffcu, Mr. and Mra. A. II. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. U. Young, Mr. and Mra. (ieorge Peltar, Mr, and Mrs. O. F. Stnfford. Mrs. Lucy 1'erkins, John Hiefert, and the hosts, Mr, and Mrs. Rtraub. Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Ilrrson were, host a to the Wednesday linner ltrldge club at their home this week for mi evening of cards. Mr, and Mra. h X. Schaefera wera hidden as additional guests for the evening, Mrs. K, 11. Vara entertained with a lovely luncheon at her home Thurs day, having ns guests for the ocens iou, the members of V. 1), Hrldge club, Mrs. Morris Starbuck was an invited guest for the afternoon. Mr. and Mra. YV. E. Powell have had a their gueats this week, Mrs. U I'obnd of Comillia, sitter of Mr, Powell. Mrs. P.deud is to spend the milliliter in California places of interest. Mrs. A. W. I'vana left for her hrtme in Independence, Kan'ae, the firat of (he week. She haa been the guest of Mr. Lillian Kldrldgc for the past several week, and hen been a widely feted visitor while here. On the coming Thursday, May 7, member of Fortnightly club will hear a levture by lr. Donald Itarnea of the X toversity of Oregon facility who i to apeak on "Uelailona of the Cnited Stales with Ureal Hrttain." The mietiif ia to be the f irt for the month nf May anj members are to bntig tuetf. Tii meeting Is t obe ut 2;.10 o'clock. Mrs. R. M. Pratt entertained Thim ble eluh meuu'frs with a luncheon at her home. Mrs. J. R. Cnleman waa hoste to members of Aloha cluh at her home Tuedy for a hin-hnn. . . . I Mrs. Thomas 1. Chapman retnrnej Thuraday from Portland where the ; hud been for the past week or so. I Mrs. J. S. MafNdry and her daugh ter, Mrs. II. W. Thompson, have been j ieint tig (be week in Portland Upper left Mra, Frederick Q. Jen nings who Is tailing a leading role In tho play, "Twelfth .Nlght which memberi of Shakespeare club are presenting Tuesday eve ning. Uppor right Mrs. Lettlo Mowrty, who It dlreoting the play, "Twelfth Night." Lowor left Mra. Alberta MoMur phey, who returned the past week after a stay of several months In Lot Angoles and other Cali fornia cities. Club is to Present Shakespearean Play Tuesday Rhnkeapenre club la to sponsor an innovation In club work tho coming Tuesday evening when the members present the ( piny "Twelfth Night," , with tho organization membership In the caat. Throughout the yenr'a pro grum the cluh participates In a num ber of audi Interesting nffnira in order that members may get a more comprehensive study and knowledge of Hhnkespenro and his work. And tho play Tuesday is to ho one of the more unuaual activities of the club. For this night each member of the organization has invited a few friends. The play Is to be given In Klks temple nt eight o'clock. Mrs. liCttio Mowrey is directing the play. Those taking part in' "Twelfth Night," ore Mrs. Frederick O. Jenn ings, who is to be the leading lady, Mrs. E. It. Parks, Mra. Henry Thromp, Mrs. W. F. Oilstrnp, Mrs. Frederic H. Dunn, Mrs. O. It. Uul lion, Miss Anne W hi taker, Mrs. Irnbo Campbell, Mrs. W. K. Newell. Mra. Helen Washburne Martin was gueat of honor at a luncheon for which Mrs. Lynn S. McC ready enter tained nt her home Monday afternoon. Fight friends were bidden for the af fair and au afternoon of sewing. FHenda of Ml a Itltn Durkhelmer will ho Interested to know that she will receive her master degree In psychology from Iceland Stanford, Jr. university at commencement time In June. Miss Ihirklmlmer Is a gradu ate of the t'nlversity of Oregon with the clna of She Is a member of Phi Pet a Kappa at Oregon and of Tail Pal Fpsllon at Stanford. At the close of tho school year she wilt re turn to her home in 'Palo Alto and en route will visit In Salt Iake, Iteno, and San Francisco. Mr. and Mra. Harry Holden will he hoata to member of Monday Din ner club at their home the coming week. Mrs. Arthur Morria waa hostess for an attractive luncheon at her home Saturday, complimenting Mrs. 11. W. Thompson and Mrs. Helen Wnshburne Martin, both of San Francisoo, who wera visitors in Ku gene this week. A hug bowl of pur pie Irts and yellow tulipa centered tin table with yellow candles. Wueats for the afternoon were Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Martin. Mra. J. S. Mnglsdry, Mrs. It. A. Washburne, Mra. Freder ick O. Bttckele. Mrs. Wilson It. Cof fey. Mrs. Kenneth AMea, Mra. Inn McCready, Mrs. tJeorge P. Hitchcock. Mr. and Mm. Melville Jonea who have been visiting (n Kugene the past few weeks have pne to Junction City to make their home. As an affair of honor for Mist Marian Wiley of Syracuse, New York, and national visiting delegate of Alpha Phi sorority, members of the Fnlvera'iy of Oregon chapter enter tained with a luncheon at the house Thursday. Covers were placed for Miss Wiley, Mist Mary Perkins, Mrs. Carlton Spencer, Mrs. Kric W. Allen, Mrs. Anne Landsbury Peck. Mrs. W. F. O. Thacher. Mrs, Oscar William. Miss Wiley will be on the c minis until Monday. A very pretty April wedding took place Tuesday morning when Miss Hemic Hainea and C. Chadwlck N house were married at the First Christian church. The ceremony was solemnised by lr. K. V. Stiver. The altar wwa beautifully decorated with bankets of lilacs, tulips and spire. The bride was lovely in a gown nf white crepe back satin, with the Tell held in plac by a wreath of orange Koseom. She carried a pillow of rosea. The maid of honr. Misa Kv Hainea, wore a charming frock of pale green crepe de chine, and her flowers iwer sweet peas and carnations. Miss THE EUGENE GUAED LA lla'.ne uinl .Mihn Doria Hainea. sisters of the bride, were bridet uuilds nod wore sluRD ng dreHe t,t peach j ahndfd voile, and their flowers were sweet pad a and rotes. June Gibons and Dorothy Barret were the flow er girls and were gowned in green and pink frocks. Wesley Haines, bro ther of the bride attended the bride groom as best man. Other attend ants were Fred Parker and Clark Aydelott. Ushers were Henry J. Itehn, R. Kdward Gardiner, It. Waldo Smith, Itichard J. Kchei, Donald Wilbur, Her bert C. Christiansen. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Frank C, Puraley sang Cadman's "At DawniDg." Prof, Ben jamin Kdwards played Mendelssohn's wedding march, and sang J. Carrie Jiond's "I Love You Truly," during tho ceremony. The couple left for I'nrtlnnrl Tuesdav evening and will atiini tn L'llMtil nA Start fur tlmi ' eastern trip the first of May. Mrt. Chadwirk baa made her home in Ku gene for the past year. Uefore com ing here she lived In Washington. Mr. Chadwlck is a graduate of Oregon Agricultural college where he is a member of Tau Kappa Kpsilon. He has been a teacher in the Eugene schools this year, and is to be prin cipal at Marcola next year. iMonday Book Club Elects Officers For New Year A very Informal and pleasant after- ' noon affair was the no-host luncheon , which Monday Hook club sponsored at the Unburn hotel Monday. The I program subject for the afternoon I was tho work of Hazel Hall. Mra. j Kilwln L. Knspp read a letter from j Miss Ruth Hall, of Portland, telling j of the life of her sister, Misa Hazel Hall. A number of the latter's poems were also read. Flection of officers for tbe coming year took up port of the Monday aession. Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp was chosen president. Mrs. L. G. Ttean, vice-president, and Mrs. C. 17. Tesb- ner, secretary-treasurer. uetinng officers are Mrs. J. O. Holt, presi dent, Mrs. J. S. Mogladry, vice-president, and Mrs. Kilwin L. Knapp, sec retary-treasurer. Monday Hook club is to hnve only two more meetings until the early autumn. In two weeks the club is to meet, with Mrs. .L. J, Temple lend ing the study of Oregon birds. A very enjoyable gutherlng of friends osd relatives was held at the home of Mr. and Mr. N. A. Fox neur Irving last Sunday in honor of the birthday anniversaries of Mr. Fox and (Irandma Koepp who makes her home with them. A dinner was served at one o'clock. (irandma Koepp passed her ninety-third birth day a few days previously and Mr. Fox celebrated his eightieth birth day Sunday. There were twenty eight present in the pnrty to wish the guests of honor ninny hnppy re turns of the day, among whom were the following: Mrs. L. It. Thompson- Pert Thompson, Mr. nnd Mrs. r. II. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Sly and family of Creswell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Fox ond family of Albany, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Fox, Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Hewitt and daughter of hugenc. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Unrnden nnd fam ily, and Mr. and Mra. K. G. Ilarwaod and family of Irving. Hetty Church, daughter of Mr. nnd Mr. Campbell Church, Is having n birthday party ot her home thisnfter- noon, about twenty-five lift to friends being bidden for tho occasion. May-Day Breakfast is Eventful Affair of This Morning A May-day brenkfast wna the lovely affair which the senior airls of Kappa Kappa Gamma thoughtfully planned for their house mother. Mrs. Lettie Mow rey, at the chapter house this morn ing. Covers were laid for thirty. A huge bouquet of spring flowers In various shades centered the table, nnd nt each place were dainty little bankets In harmonizing colors. Those enjoying this eventful affair were Mrs. Mowrey. Mrs. J, . Kays, Mrs. Lucv Perkins, Mrs. Kiln Stearns, Miss Gertrude Talbot, Mrs. Virginia Judy7 Fslerly, Mrs. F. W. Benson. Mrs. Henry Augustine, Mrs. I. K. Woodring, Miss Fdim Forter, Misa Fanny McCamant. Mrs. Lucy Ahram. Miss Amy lunn. Mm. Harriet Wright. Mra. Hcnlrire Ktrssimmnns. Mrs. Jeatiette Lang. Mrs. llrftce ltus- sell. Mrs. Kliialieth Vilon, Mrs. Katherine Yerei, Mrs. 8. N. Boyer. Mrs. Iran Kldridge, Mrs. lnet Millor, Miaa Sue Fadollet. Mrs. Mildred Hit - fen, Misa Neva Service, Mla Mary Skinner, Mla Joy Johnson. Miss Mildred Johnson, Misa Penelope Oehr, Miss Winifred (irnhaiu. ... Mra. Fred K. Smith waa hostess to Teacup club membera at her home yesterday afternoon, nsklng as addi tional guests Mrs. Charles A. lliirdy, and Mra. Harry Dunbar. . An lntereating affair of Monday ftNnln w.. tlii. mien meotlna of the . 1 . . . l K. O. Sisterhood, special guesls for the evening being husbands of member., and non aff ilialed members and ihelr husbands. About seventy were present for the occasion. Two one-act plav. were preaented with Mra. W. 11. rollard. Mra. Cog. Mrs. Mildred Olffen. and Misa Ethel Km - sey taking part In the first, "A lloom In the Old Indies' Home;" and Miss Ma llibson. Mra Mentor Honey, and Mrs. A. R Tiffany took part in Ih other, "l or Distinguished Service." Mrs. Don. Id Young and Mrs. E. A. Staclia preaented a musical aklt. "Tu - Hp Time In Holland.4 Eollowlng the program there was a aortal hour and supper. . Mra. John Benefiel entertained with a luncheon at her home last Ssturdny, enterlaltilng for Mrs, Mel - Till Jones. Mrs. Helen Washburne Martin of San Franrisvo, who hss been visiting her parenta, Mr. and Mr B. A. Washburne this week, left Thiira- day inoning l"T Portlend. From I there she is to go to New York where I she will meet Mrs. James Kohl, and i th. two will then go to Europe for tour. They plan to return m September. ... ' Mrs. A. T. rockerllo enlertalned ' Sunshine club member, yesterday., bidding members to be ber guests at the annual Mar-tlsv luncheon of the Women's Koreicn Missionary ..iciety at the Mfth.nlist Kpuinpal church. BOBBED HAIR TO Hairdressers Decide to Make Shingle Fashionable Only For Dowager Type After Passing of Present Season $my Z: W :-s ! v , tjt I ;? At the left Is one of the neweat bobbing styles. Note how the hair la made to stand up on the top of the head. In the center 1 above la the tower bob. It la not a hat, but made to resemble one by the use of "rata," puffs and the like and the addition of a few flowers. Thla style Indicates the extreme to which the hair atylea of the next two years may PIIICAGO, May 2. Bye, bob! Girls, step forth to weep. That shingle effect you long have loved must go. Too bad and nil that. But the tresses tinkers have so ruled. By this time next year leading coiffure kings and queens predict, the bob on the young will be scarcer than petticoats, But for the old for the dowager ; I)ut that.B caljillK a 8pa(le too famU: type the bob will be becoming and iarly by Its name, in style. I 'r;ne hairdressers would rather that Daughter must forsake her shorn you speak not 50 of the bob dls locks and hand them over to mother, i guises. Hut mother may do ns she pleases, j "Say they're just added hair,' ira She can keep them either long or ; plore the H. D.'s. cut them to suit. Funny business, but 1 But this is how It works In prac that's the style decree of the premier tice. hairdressers of the middle west who I The bobbed-haired miss of today have been in convention setting rules may, if she doesn't reallv care too and "tuitions for the crowning glory of milady for ID'Jft and the year after that. Flappers, finale hoppers nnd sub ileba must hike back to the rats of Mrs. Fitzsimmons is Honored at tea On Tuesday Delia Delta Delta girls were hunt esses, for an attractive tea this week, entertaining in Alumni hall Tuesday afternoon iu honor of Mre.iB. Fitss simmons of Portland who has come to Kiig-iie ns house-mother for the sor- ority. About two hundred Kugenenns called to meet Mrs. Fitzsinunous. In the receiving line were Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Virginia Judy Ks terly, Mrs. A. It. Sweetser. Miss Mar tha Spnfford, Miss Marguerite Mc Cnbe, Miss Kathcrine Keade. Mrs. ttTctrhon Tnrker, Mrs. Fred erick ti. Jennings Mrs. F. X. Schnf ers, Mrs. C. D. McKinnon, Mrs. Ku gene S. Kelly, Miss t'nrmen Kspinosa, and Miss (iermaiue Cornier poured. A doiten or more friends surprised Mr. nnd Mrs. W. K. M"sley on Tues day evening with ft party at their home, the occasion being their wedd ing anniversary. - On Wednesday afternoon the Mat rons' guild auxiliary of the Centrnl resbyteriau church enjoyed a pleas- nnt session at the home of Mrs. F. l I'ursley, Forty members were 'present for the afternoon. Mrs. A. J 11. Saunders led the discussions for 'the afternoon. Assisting Mrs. Purs- ; Py in entertaining were .Mrs. I. M. i Anilerson, Mrs. M. S. Wnllis. and Mr.. i Klmer Stone. In two weeks the ! group is to be entertained hy Mrs. C i o. Witsfci nt her home on Willamette i HctKht., in Springfield. 1 ... I Domestic Art club members are to j entertain for their annual guest day 1 the coming Monday at the home of Mrs. Frank It. Wetherbee. Alpha Delta Pi is To Sponsor tea On Monday Alumni hall will he the eceue of an ' . i i-- attractive aueriioon nn.ir .....imn.. when Alpha Delta n entertslns in honor of Miss tlraoie May McNeil, , national inapector or the sorority. and Mra. I.uey Perkins, house mother, Carde hav. been sent to four hundred Kugeo. matron, and maula for the i affair. : In tbe receiving line win be Mies McNeil, Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Wilson Jewell. Mrs. O. H. llultion. Mrs. Karl Packard, Mrs. William O. Hale. Mrs. ; Virginia Jutly Ksterly, Mua Mildred i Hateman. 1 Mrs. Jennie Burrows. Mrs. M. K. ! Cameron, Mrs. It. A. Brodie, Mrs. W . ! E. Milne, and Mrs. Robert Prescott ; re to pour. j ! ' Mra. Edgar Martin will h ho.te. a i to members of Tiltloime club on r ri- ; day of neit "-, . I ...lit I The annual May day lum-hton of the Women." Fore'gn Missionary so- rtety ot the MethonM Kpi-opal i ''hurra ws. large event of yester- day. Abiut one hundred members and fnends were guests for the oc- casion. A number ol special ems group, wer. entertained in connection with th. luncheon. The fifth ceoeert In the series pre sented by Ma Phi Epsil'B is to take place tomorrow afternoon at four o'clo.-k In th. university music audi torium. Tbe university orebeMra will give the program, am) Bet I mler. i. t.lk. esolsinint tbe satina arrangement, the d fferent rh UK and BE PASSE FOR FLAPPER IN 1926 20 years ago to be up to snuff from now on. Puffs, fluffs, ruts and switches, dis- (MtlUftf) lint I Or miAnP nAuntins nomas have come to take the B out of bob. , Theso vnrinnM. nvnntrontlt Il)lvp the less high sounding name of false hflle when rlrntrirorl linHni. tlia livht ' murh, wear her hair bobbed under the sunlight. i More properly she renlly ought to ! add some false hair, either in the back or along the sides. There are various the Instruments themselves. Dif ferent members of the orchestra will play to demonstrate their respective instruments, nnd there will bo several orchestra numbers. In co-operation with the work in music appreciation in the public schools, three hundred school children will be guests at the iMiucert. (iwendolyn Jjimpshire Hay don is in charge of Sunday's program. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Abies en- tertninec at dinner Tuesday evening j fr Sirs. Helen WatOiburhe Martin. 1 . n FEATURE DIAMONDS Blue-White Dianonds A group ot the newer rings offered as & fea ture Blue-white diamonds set a attractive white gold mounting of various design. Wcns and Ladies' Watches On Easy Terms SETH LARAWAY be carried. At the right la an other disguised bob style, which la very smart for evening, with bands of fur and ribbon, the head la disguised until it Is difficult to tell whether the fair lade tresses are shorn or not. In the center below Is the fuzzy ringlet bob. This effect also la obtain ed by the use of additional hair. ways. Wigs, for example. Some are of spun glass. But at night goodness me Bhe simply must take the extra hair, comb it on the chair and chuck it aboard for a ride to the movies or where else she may be faring. According to Madame Louise, one of Chicago s fashionable hairdressers, tv,- !-i t tA .u. u... worn her hair bobbed, really doesn't know how a good mess of hair feels, and. in order to find out is letting her hair grow. "Two years from now it will be dif ficult to predict what hair styles for the young will rule," says Madame Louise. "Some girls come into my shop and tell me they would like to wear long curls, like their older sisters did 10 and 15 years ago. It may be, that curls will replace the bob. "But just now the bob is absolutely passe for evening wear and it should , be concealed by day, too, "How? There are wiis nnd the ! extra hair to bo worn and added." Barn Dance of Club Is Merry Event Of Wednesday Assembly club members have been chatting in appreciative delight over their dance given Wednesday evening and which was most decidedly un usual. The affair, planned as a sur prise, was the jolliest of old-fashioned barn dances. It was given tn the hop Mai Brilliant blue-white dia- gfo ajajas fm. A monds set In the latest t"k W "yle hsno'P'"el hl i J J gold mounting. Other O50, 2P0 up. Saturday Evening, Ma house of Anderson Rr,i " east ; lighted with lanterns, baul'1"? new aeia decked ihe Slu'. M in the traw wm Z?t; lbii for which .h. ,ue.urhd- 'n duriDf the dance hu min " . with pop-cora to P'. brought io. To giv, Ih 'f ": k of nnuaualoeea and fUB r t'1 made their w, ,0 the way of ladder, which led I' One of the large.. crod, 0. , club a year attended the dn or more couplea going llr" Mr. and Mra. Frederick 0 glipl , were chairmen of the tommS hos.a for this moat and other membera wer. . Mr.. J. A. Griffin, Mr ,!H U M. Tuft. Mr. and Mrs. Georgia Tpbey Is Giving Bridge Party Tonight Mra. Georgia Tobejr is entert.i. with an informal bridge pa,"' home this iiinin. i....:. ' " " about a dozen friend. ' Zll ln.liij.j .u. . .. ..UUEU u. uie guest list , , V. U. Scobert, Mrs. W. W jSh mick, Mrs. P. C. Specr, IhlvZ Green, Mrs. Sherwood liurr m Guy Pyle, Mrs. Georae r.rL: Miss Irene Appleg.te, Jli ij , w. j, Ubrlig, ... Me. and f-ra e - hoata for a buffet supper partrim Wednesday evening ,t their ho preceding the Assembly club danT Guests invited were .Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Lyon s jicreany, Mr. and Mr. Delbert Jir. sua Mrs. helts. K;,. irin. 1 anA ttti. .. . Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Cbnrck returned the past week to their home after spending the past few moathi at Coronada, California, and left M Inuraday lor northern poiots. ... On Thursday of the coming wk me u. u. r.. is to nave a aortal afl. noon at the Elks temple at rm o'clock. Mrs. Whitten Swafford i, tt oe nostess in the card rooms, tod (Mrs. Ernest Broders assisted hv Mm -"j vu'"j o-uu jiio. Alien An drews will preside in the dining room. Mra. M. Leslie was hostess to mem. bera of I. I. V. club at her home yes terday afternoon, bidding as special guests Mrs. li. r. Curnn and Mrt G. T. Flats. In two weeks tbe club is to be entertained by Mrs. M. D. Duno. The Dakota Women's club has postponed its May meeting until June. Flying Panels Flying panels give a sense of mo tion and lightness to dark colored frocks on very straight, close line.. Jabots Beautiful The Jabot was never more beauti fully handled than this season, anrt Is featured on the frock of crepe it chine or satin as the sole trim mini. More Embroidery Embroidery is used very effectively this season in border effects tod n close, all-over patterns. Gold Fringe Used Gold fringe is a new form of trim ming that is being used on eveninx gowns. Metal embroideries, toe, are fashionable. LARAWAY'S SPECIAL DIAMOND VALUES You've wanted diamond get It Monday. These value are a revelation In Jewelry merchandiainfr Our credit term rem'1" the eame $1 weekly all you need to Py Come to Laraway' t9 night or Monday. Thla la a rare diamond PPP tunlty. ,11);
