The Eugene guard., May 06, 1925, Image 10

I Pago Ton
'XJ1E EUGENE GUASD
Wednesday Evening, vav r ,
-?:ay 6, 1925
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
Br MARIAN LOWRT
To (ill hunt county'g quota of 20
recruits for Hie annual citizen' mili
tary training camp to be livid at t.'amy
Lewis June 11) to July IS an rfforl
wiil be made to enlist the intercut cf pun-row, having an giicM members of
"Iir?af Jwit of the I'liiled States
with (Jreut Britain," is the topic of ?ti
intermtiiig add reus which Ir. Donald
Jiarnei of the university ii giving be
fore menilMTH of Fortnightly club wli
meet at the chamber of rum me rre
rooms tomorrow ufternoon. F.ach club
rneinber is to invite gumts. The meet
ing is to take up at two-thirty o'clock.
$
Mrs. Hurry Iiuiihar and Mim Amy
Tiuiiii will be butitcBKen for a one
o'clock luncheon at the Of-burn to
ll" who will complete their liicu
$cliol work next month, n cording
( obmel J. M. Willinma, who hi ati
vly boosting for the ramp here.
"The government i offering an
opportunity for young nun heiwevn
the ug of 17 and 31 to attend their
. itiiiiiuM'r Iruitiing tunipa. The fjnota f'r
l.jtuf county in -0, and ihoiiid be read
ily filled," Colonel William naid.
To dully routine of the camp i
Mouiething like this: Men anno at tf:ilU
ii. m., uiUT nine botira of refreihfu
and uiidiaturbr-d uleep. Jtreakfit
runiw ut 7 and at H the drills begin
nud tor half au hour there are enr
cica which develop the mum-le nnd
cu-ctdiimta the luovementH. Then jl
low a couple of hour of drill and i,y
that lime all nro ready for dinner.
Inteoptrurd with the drills la in
hliiK'tiitiiH in ritizeimhip and pemoiul
bygbue. This inHtructt'-n teaciVa dutj
to hiuix'lf, home, and finally to hit
country.
Later in the afternoon men arc nl
lowed the parflcipato ill vurioua utii
Jrlica. Kvory evening clotti-a with a
military ceremony and ttrcnt, men
retiring to (heir bunka at U-.'.Ui
All of (Ilia training, which oecuplea
full mouth, is ohnnluii'ly without
eineime to tho young uiiiii who at-
Iciidd. The goveminent uyn bin way
from htf lionie to the enmp and buclt
ucuio, including meala nud other ex
penmen eiinuite. 'J he outiuga need not
cont a cent out of mn pocket, ih!
government provide uniforms, equip
nient, arm, laundry, medical attentiou
and all other necefodllej. Kveu rei-rca-lion
la provided for with moving plt:-
tttrr it hows and other forms of en
trrtainment.
Thuraduy Sewing Huh. After luncheon
the party will ko lo the home of Mrs
Dunbar fr the afternoon.
Among Thnrdny'a club Catherine
will be Ibfit of L. O. K. at thp Klk
temble at two o'clock. Mrs. Whittrn
Sw afford is to receive in the card
rooms, and Mrs. Krnent Jiroder. a
sifted by Mrs. Carry Cherry and Mm.
Allen Andrews will preside in the din
ing rooms.
Mrs. Seth I.araway Is to entertain
with a one o'elork luncheon at ner
h m tomorrow, guesrs being thf
members of Inter He club.
From Pendleton comes the news ot
the marriage of Mi Frances Ilinkc
nnd Carrol Aker. Jlotli are graduates
of the Cnivrrnity of Oregon where
Mr. Akers was a member of Clii
Omega, and Mr. Akers of lUta Thetjt
I'i.
The final meeting of the preem
year for the Kui: i e high wbool Par
ent Teacher cir-'le wiM be hf'd tomor
row afternoon nt the hitch school
building at three-fifteen o'rlor-k. Oi-j
ficera for the new year will be elecc-:
ed, and the home economics depart-
nieut of the school is to pnit In giv-,
ing the program for the aftcrnion.
The Home Economics club of Ir
ving U to meet t morrow afternoon nt
one o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. I
Grimes.
E
REGENTS SELECT
David E. Fnvllle, who has been ap
pointed by (he board of regents to the
faculty of the school of business ad
ministration, fa the son of E. K. Fa
ville, publisher of the Western Farm
er, I'ortloud, and received hia early
training In this state. Prof. Favillo
an creed a Prof. V. 11. Midesell, re
signed, and will hove charge of course a
hi marketing nnd allied subjects.
Prof. Favillu comes to the Univers
ity of Oregon with the highest recom
mendation. After his graduation
from tbo Jefferson high school, Port
land, be entered Stanford, where be
was g rudu Mini with honors In eco
nomist. His scholni-Hblp won for him
itKMuberNhin In Phi lta Kunpn,
tiotuil Nchulastic society. Prof, Fa
villo la n member of J 'III Italia Kappa
und A esc in ulso.
Tim Oregon man taught American
hiNtory and economics in (he Pendle
ton, Ore., high school, iit the year
U'Jj-'.'i. Ha coached thn debating
team which won the Oregon slate In
tei'schohiritie chnmpioutdilp in the
spring of Jl'-.'l. Faville was the re
cipient of a scholarship from the Har
vard club of Han Francisco, and en
tered tho Cambridge Institution two
years ngo. He will obtain thn degree
of master of business administration
in June.
Prof. Fitvllle's brother Dick whs n
star member of the Htuuford footbull
tcuui two years ago.
Dr. Ashton for (lilropractle and
Klectro-therapy. Opposlts Urillg ihe
ttrr, Phone W10. tf
Five members of the University of
ftregrm school of music fnculty, Dean
John J. fanuhury and four anso
ciii i ps, hove been grunted scholarship
by (he French government in the col
lege of mulc at Fontainehleaii, nnd
will spend six weeks of their summer
vacations studying with celebrated
French teachers. Tho award of fiv'O
scholarship to one American Institu
tion is uniisinl recognition of a teach
ing personnel.
Dean Lsndshury mill sail on the
steamship Mntiretania, June 21. with
Itrx I nderwood, university profps.u
of violin; Mrs. Aurora Potter I'ndcr
w nrd, aHltniit professor of piano
forte Mrs. Jane Timelier, professor
of pianoforte; Mine, Hose M'-tirew,
professor of voice, and the tatter's
daughter. ltoie, who Is a graduate as
slftnnt In the university department
of foreign languages. Miss MctJrc.v
will study languages In Frnnce and
(lermnny.
The music studios where the five
Oregon faculty members will stiidi
nro in the old imperial palace nt
Fonlnlneblenu, near Ports. The pahcr
and grounds are r.indv available to the
American who win scholarships. At
the pnd of the nix weeks' study per
iod, I lie Oregon teachers will truv-l
for several weeks on the continent.
Dean I,nndnh.irv will leave the cam
pus next month in advance of the i
mainder of the party, as lie will it
tend the International Hotary club
convention In Cleveland, June 15 to
ID, an the delegate of tho Fune.ie
Itotary club.
Grange Will Have
Session at Irving
Irving Clrnngt No. 1177 will meet
on next Friday evening, May 8 instead
of on Saturday an was announced on
account of the county school pageant
on Saturday. The following la the pro
gram for the lecture hour:
toll Cull Quotation for Mothers' day
Song "My Mother's Hlble
Heading Mr. Ward
Song ."Nobody, Only Mother"
(iirls
Heading "Mothers' Hoys"
Mra. W. It. Wing
lano Holo Carol Crimes
Heading "A Mother's Iove"
Mrs. W. Maxwell I
Uendlng Mr. F.lla Mast !
Tho I'Mgrrton & Adams sawmill on
the upper Sprague river In Klamath
county has been sold to W. J. Camp
bell and Dtlwln Towin of Osbkosb,
Wis. The consideration la said to
havo been $.'(!,( Hi.
S'eventy-four Hoy Snouts of F.ugene
will be honored by award from the
newly-formed court of honor Thurs
day evening at the court house, ft is
announced by H, S. Clark, scout exec
utive. The court is rondueted primar
ily for reviewing the scout in various
tests in order to make the awards,
und not to conduct an examination.
Judge (J. F. Skipworth will preside
over the court, which consists of
Hpv. A. H. Saunders, Col. AV. S. Sin
clair, (- A. Hoot I), Frank Jenkins and
Charles Scharfers. Del Oberteuffer I
an ex-offjcio member.
The meeting will be open to the
public, and all friends of the move
ment are invited to attend.
The following scouts will appear
before the court of awards:
First rlas badge f.yle (irimes.
Second class b.idge Oordou Fisher,
Klmer Surd inn, Jack Macduff, Claire
( 'noley, Ilertel Thorseuburg, Jack
Dunbar, Joseph Herger, Joseph Conn,
Hilly Flanigan, Win. Colbert, Henry .
Nurre, Joseph Itogers, ('has. Scliaef- i
ers, Charles Carlson, llertshel Court-;
right, Warner Oilkiuson, Francis :
Mulvey, Whltlon Arey, Kdwin Kupen- 1
bender, Harry Myers, Fred Hall, Per- !
cy Kdwards, Iteuben H:idabaugh, Jean
Flanigan, Carlos Morris. , j
Merit Badgos. . , I
Carpentry Cecil Huckinghsm, Wil-
ber Jones, John Allen, Kay Ford, :
ltobert AJlcn.
Swimming Roy Ford, Wilber
Jones, Howard Stafford, John Allen, .
Hradford Dutson, ltobert Allen .
Ufo Saving Hoy Ford, Wilber I
Jones, Howard Stafford, John Allen,
Ur nil ford Dutson, Hubert Allen. !
Fleet rlvity Hoy I''onl, Howard
Stafford, Hrndford Dntaon, I
Ouftsmiuiship Cecil HucRingliam,
Wilber Jones, Hubert Allen, Clark
Spurlock.
Public health Wilber Jones, Hrnd- :
ford Datson, Hubert Allen, Hoger '
Hiiiley, Lester W. Smith.
Interpreting John Allen. Hrndford ;
Datson, Howard Stafford, Hobert '
Allen. 1
Civics Hradford Datson. ltobert
Allen, linger Hailey, Lester W. Smith.
Printing ltobert Allen.
First Aid Hobert Allen. !
Personal Health Hobert Allen, '
Hoger Hailey.
Plumbing Clark Spnrlock.
First Aid to Animals Lester W.
Smith. 1
Safety First- Lester Smith.
Camping Lester W. Smith,
Pat hf hiding Iester Suvith.
ltobert Allen. I
Mutual Life, 0. M.
Rth.
Sprague. ?() K.
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tli Isitcr curl f Hip wrk, prh
nUy Friday. n hin trip fcotith from
Toitltind whrrr h ntrird y?trliijf.
tirUPMl llninm.'tid Irfl rtshingl-'n.
I . t'.. Itit Sniiinlnv on an iiit''tion
t r i oviT th int t various
tvi(tmil tunrd ivtorr in. tmhnc
lVrthmd and Sn Frsnwiwo. A ip
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nit to a'am- word of h; itinerary
rrivt'd hrf, 1
Thiimdar night ;Miirl Hammond
w ll atlrnd Ihf rrvirw t h ltipn in
1'orUand on oo''nn of th rotirp- i
inrnt of Maitpr crpant tJporur II. ,
HatP, I nitrd Statf rmr. FolI.wn
thit rprirn- ih 'iard officer will
;pneml Hummoml a rrption in Ihr
offu-prV chhrMm at the armory,
ilrnrral lUmmoud plans t lrv
Tloirwdaf nifht for th iuth.
will imt at ttmaha, Xeh.. and i'olum
tV, on th wy ft.
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WASIIlirilN - V( the Knfne lio.pl
lal. TnrUy. Mt .V l'.-'." I" Mr.
Junior Vaudeville
Will he Given at
Heilicr This Week
Ono of th teadlnjt ttnatrif"il a
tractions ot le vrk will hp (hp Jun
ior Vfnidpviltp, which will hp Mappd it
the Hpilijt tlipatrr Friday and Sotur-
diy hy t"1 Jon-r cla of th 11 n ! -j
vrrsilT. Thp ht f ratnpui talpnt.
i ntuA'cal. dramatic nd humnroiia ha
I Kpcn srlpctpd fM thf pprformancf n hy '
I Paul Krauji. who is in chargp. I
i From thp oppn'mc number (o thp I
; c1oiti turn thp action will hp fa t:
i and an-ippT. announrpa Krauee, an 1 -:
pvptt act will Im a ,hPHdi'nr." An!
; a- that I nhorily t entr thp pro ;
fptional fn-'d, j danWnf xkit ht
' hcrt Fait'l art! F.dna Pipplp, two ti'-
cn.'pl .lonnc art' r. wdl hp fpatlr. f
curialn act written hy Al Hark villi
lp presented with all the rattlp and
firp f thia type.
Thp priip winning April frolic act,
with rlnhoratP addition, will hp nt
ed hy liamma I'hi Hpta. and Jan"
Scripttirpa wiil preenr a number of
popular oonits in the in:innpr ry pii
uhir at present.
A mtisiral act, "nan man" will 1 p
put on hy Alpha Xi lvlta, in whi'h
eUhorstP coKttimfa. a nrh M'tiinj. nn l
a tarirty of numiiers will vie for at
tention. A "harhT h"p (piart' t" hm
al hern rounding into form f'T thr
affair.
The ri-ed Pipera. onp of thp hest
orchptraa tint ha epr leen hear!
on thp rampu. ia rliesrme daily or,
a numher of ff!e.-i,ii. Thp frw thi
havp hvn pri :h ged to hear taev
have dei.ir-d them to he atartling a
w ll a musical.
One complete perform finer will -.e
given rach nisht. Frtdat and S.ittir-day.
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