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THE EUGENE GUAED Saturday Evening. M.. Pago Six I X -ft ,W IS, Upper left, Mitt Grade Mat McNeil, of Boulder, Colorado; and lower left, Mra. Lucy Perklnt, both of whom war honor guetta at largo tea given Monday afternoon by Alpha Delta PI. Upper center, 8ara Rorer, lower center, Mra. Claud D. Rorer, and lower rlpht, Emmajane Rorer, who returned the paat week after year'a travel and ttudy abroad. Upper right, Mrt. E." B. Parkt In coetume worn In the play "Twelfth Night," preeented Tuesday even Ing by the Eugene Shaketpeare club. Mrt. Parka had one of the leading roles. By MARIAN 1.0WJIY JNHI!lINI-:i In revrrcmo and Inv in (t tliMiixlitN lhrn I" o time when nil tho nation run unit r In rnrrnt lutnuony In flvn it ft tvilmtr Mot hot n' tiny. And n (onmrrow thn nu nation, . ml and wliitr, will he worn a a iytu tot ut lovo and rrprct in ndnrnttnn fur tlint xrfiitrnt of all honored ir pnt Mothrr, Tht wrrh'fnd In Kiiipiia U nmiHtly fnlirrl)- dvotrd li ffr vires In oh. frvnnt- of ihn ddy, hronunft (ho uiii-YM-ftlty annunlly mt eidt Ihn limr for the Kproinl rntrrtjiinnirnt of the liimtlri'dn of itarrntH who route In Die At Home Todav IMly Anno Manlnff. Jtotty ltcl.ee. lM 1 S' 1 ilCHC llOStCSS llmmnjiinii HoriT, Until (Irirk. Miriam ! I.. ; i . i Slaffnnl. .Iiinot 'I lm.Upr. Mnrgnrrt j 1 (' II 1CIRC I HI IV iic.MiniiiH, .H'hii KiiykriHhill, Harriot llnnnn, I'nlhi'riiia Ailnmi, 'i'hclma v Mrs. .1. Scavey and Mrs.Ct. C. Reitcr Arc 1 loslesscs .nM, f,.r ihr ,-,.l.,. A. final not. fr tho ook tho l.rldso ; "," ,, , " nt,-'V. . " I v .(fair nf honor f.ir tha vl.iiura will ,,arlio. for hi, h .Mr.. Jam-, W. So.. ! nV ii . ' ''.'"V, " ' i M ' , Ono of tho Involioat affair, of rarly May rntortatniDjc waa the briilco par ty for whioh Mra. I.ansnn (i. Hrailloy Imatoja at hor homo thia aflor noon, horiorinit hor mnthor, Mr. nior !)otiOO(l, and hor aimor. Miss Itof. Itoltnoil. Swoot poaa and othor aprtitf ifowora mailo a rolorful iloo- Ian llraitloy aaiatotl In roooivinit. j Mra. Itraclloy aakod as hor snoata, Mra. .1. II. Kko, Mra. I. 11. S. Wa.lo. Mra. A. A. Itofiora. Mra. Krodorio S. ; I 'linn. Mra. A. H. Tiffany, Mra. llar- nvui Anrioraon. .Ira. H. it. Kiolla, l.o tho voiora aorvlcoa in l,o ivou j voy anil Mia. do. .mo ('. Hoii. r woro t'linurrow altrrn.ion In tho univoiaily I hnaimaoa at tho homo nf Mra Soavoy. iiiuiao aiiiliiorlum. Voaionlny afiorn.'on thov ontonaino.l Tomnrriiw n.hora In annlhor out-i at flvo lahlra of liriilso ami ntuin luii. Inn ovont wlion a lario iinmlior i Dili aftornoon. ' Kt Jri.ay t" Salrm fr Tho two hn.tra.o. ha.l ,.l io, an J i w"k.,. "i'o. xv v v',,' th Tri-l ily nf Inunuiliioiit whioh ; nniuu.l arttiiia fi.r tho affalra, t.lnr-' CL...:.;. ii. ',. . .' . -J .i ' T la of ..o,lal Inloro.t, partioularly to Iria. pink aniipilrauon.. anil xvhiio!.. . .' ' ..' , " , V't.".,.' fiomhor. of tho ...mntry clul.. (ladiol. hoin, naod In .trlklu, offoot. jT " ' , "klr"' 1 r"'..r, . . v Thi. ork ha. had a .ll.otio ., ,,o ,,a j!"- '"nk, XI J . '" " - ' '- !". A- lh to, hour yo.torday Mr.. F.. vr. ' I Ki'ili n xtr. I 'V 1 ?.2 ,.n. or u hruliro i.arlv. Ii vv. on f. l I ,i ....i -. ..... u-., ,lr- ' ' f"". Mra. I.. K. Itoan, toruoon of anlf n hi. h o.ml.1 ...,i ho ' i.' i... ..... Mra. I.ottlo Muwroy. Mra. K. K. Mink pnroil, or a mooting of tho i lul.a j lii.li po.ltlvily o,.,,ld not l.o noKleei- Mr, !,,, nnM ., llo. u. And nf oolirao. few minaoil iho ' ,,.. - .tim.n riv at Play Given by Club Js Colorful and Pleasing liven t Fairly .parlling with charm, unl nuenma, and deiightfuljioaa, porbap. no rlub etont of the year haa at tained tha dlatuictive Intereat of tho play 'Twelfth Nihl." aa nroaentod J.y membora of tho Khakeapeare rluh at the J'.lka toniple lueaday ovening inombor. and Kujono alumnae "( I HOIIIC SciCllC'C (I lib Tliota Hignia I'm, women. joiirmliatir luuioly, at the borne of Miaa Mary lu llurton. About forty wore preaent for the evening, rperial gue.ta bring jfiiirnalUm women ina joia at the univcraity. The .May faoulty tea for unkeralty women will he an event of the coin ing Thursday afternoon. .Mra. Herbert Honme entertained a Spring Luncheon To be Monday line of the largrr affairs of tho spring for Kugene ohriis ia the annual apring luncheon wnioli In given Iji llieliner vt iloule Sfience club. The evtnt th!a year will be given flt one o't-Iocit Mond.iy ui the home of Mr-. L'avul (iialiui. The upring luncheon for a party of Invited frienda. The I in honor of Mrs. Orinond Benn who flub had planned not bin 15 pretention 1 vn a viritor t-f the week from and elaborate aa tho nlnj wui given as a part of the orRnnization's ntudy of Shakespeare and his work, hut it wae exquisitely done and fine in ev ery detail, and to Mrs. Jyettie Mowrry mut go much credit for the perfection attained. The costumes were (Corne ous and in excellent taste. Mrs. Fred erick O. Jennints an Viola did a de liffhtful role. Mrs. Idaho Campbell ns the sea-captafn and Inter as Antonio did talented work. Mm. Krnest Gil strap was Maria, gentle-woman to Olivia, and her voire was lovely. To , Misi Ann Whfteaker and Mrs. Fred eric 8. Dunn are given the honors for the delightful humor of the play. .Miss Wbifaker aa Sir Tobey, alwny drunk, and uncle to Olivia, did her swagger and talk in n fine manner, and not at all exRggf rated. The poise and dignity of Mrs. Dunn as .Sir An drew Aguecheek, friend of Sir Tobey, whue, of course, humorously done, wero well done. The two kept the spectators chuckling. Mrs. Henry Tromp as Orsino, Duke of Illyt-ia. had rather a difficult role but did it per fectly, and with much pomp ar.d grnn deur. Mrs. K. It. Parks at Olivia. great lady of Illyrin, fand one of the more pleasing roles of the play and wns truly charming. Ker costume was lovely. A particularly fine scene was that between Sebastion and An tonio in act two. Mrs. O. It. Oullion as Sebastian, twin brother of Voila, has a beautiful voice and It wns a delight to heur her. Mrs. W. K. New ell made a ruvtt imposing person in the character of an officer. Hhakea peare club has never before given an affair of this sort, but the play as given was a decided success and great ly appreciated by the hundred or more invited guests. At the recent annual meeting of tho I'nitarion Womnn'i alliance offi- ers were elected as follows: Mrs. Dugnld Campbell, president; Mrs. runk rny Kddy, vice-president; Mrs. A. Klin Stearns, recording secretary; Miss Cilkison, corresponding secre tary; Mrs. Mary AVheeler, treasurer. The various reports given showed an active year's work, Including interest ing programs furnished by members of the university fuculty, students, and alliance members. At last Tuesday's meeting the alliance completed plans for a congregational supper to be given next Tuesday evening, May 12, nt six o'clock in tho church parlors. The 'Supper will be given preceding tho church aunual meeting to both ot which alliance members nnd the church congregation are expected to be present. The committee arrang ing for the supper is Mrs. V. Ter penning, Mrs. Kronk l"ny Kddy, Mrs. Charles KHIott. frw friend at tea .Monusy hh"d. , in0.nut fr th. club, and j iu the 11 tit limn the fir-t meeting ul ! the oi-w year iu the frill Iun:hen. I'ortlsnd. Mrs. If. II. MrClain of Hood River is vwiting over the week-end with her daughter, Miss Marghret Morri son. Mr. and Mrs. Ormnnd Bean M I'ort lsnd have been- visitors in Kugne this week. To huiior a' group of mothers who will be week-end visitors here, the girls of Tau Nu are entertaining at dinner at their house tomorrow. ' Mrs. Lcltie Mowrey Elected to Club Prcsidencv Udp half of the Hub's u(mbeih'r' of twenty-four entertains the other half, preparing the entire luncheon. For thf Monday nttatr covers will 6e p'r.f cd for .Mrs. R T. Burnett, Mr. David AiimVMi. It. l.ryson. Mr-,. F. M. C;irtfr, Mrs. Frank I Cham bers. Mr. W. P. Fell, Mrs. E. J. Frasier. Mrs. James II. Oilrt, Mr. M. C. Harris. Mrs. I I'. Hubbs, Mi5 Kliua Iltndrlks, Mrn. David Graham, Mrs. K. i). 1 111 met, Mr?. Frank Jen kins. Mrs. Flnru Livermore, ilrs. K. Ij, Packard, Mrs. A. A. Itogers, Mrs. C. D. Horer. MrH. A. F. Itapp, Mm. F. X. JSchaefers, Mrs. George Schaef rs, Mrs. Fred 12, Smith, Mrs. W. D. Smith. Mrs. Frederick 0. Stickcls, nnil Mrs. I'. K. Snodgros. Wilhelmina Gcrot is Guest at Party On Birthday Mrs. t brMi-r Stevennn, Mn. Addie Osburn. Mrs. A. It. Wilcox. Alpha Delta Pi honoris I Mitts lira cie Mue McNeil, nntiotml inpeetor of the unrority, from Hoitlder, Colorado, i.ireuwiin romes and, es. me circus her home Monday evening, bidding had uu import mil pla.-e, pnrticulnily , ,.1Ktlt (rl9Wt n, occittttou being Mr. for the chd.lrcn. 1 .irn1ii,.v' i.i.th.iiv .1.1il-r,..v v.a. For sliietiy toctnl affairs, the nnit '. i.nvinir (llitt.r hrLU-rt ' ilv.xti 'and Mrs. l,my 1'orkius, home mother, few weeks have hud no more eventful; Pink nnd blue sweel peas and forjiet-1 l B frmtil tea given Monday after fuiictiuni limn the two parlies f,r ! uie-itot were attrae.ivety used at the , uon ' Alumni hull between three Wbiib Mrs. Jnilies V. Siavt'y and i ttvble her rivers w,r nl.if.Mt f..r o'clock and six o'clock. A delightful Mra. George Iteiter rtitert.iii.ed, and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hell. Mr. nnd . prrtgram wns given by Miss the bnilce party for which Mrs. Law-: Mrs. Krueat GiUtrnp. Mr. ami His. on ti. Urndlry was hosiers, today. V, II. ltrooke, Mr. nnd Mrs. F.lnur The campus gossiping and gasping lc GoihI, and Mr. and Mrs. llradley. over its auuunl pnlitlral uphenvsl hat had little to tbiuk of nxially ecePt r, ail, Mrs. Harrv Hidden and for lhe Junior Yaudevdl which la to ,dnugiiters, Jean and Barbara, and be repentrd loniiht, aud the proiraui 1 Mr- l .,,- iinuiin. -r. ...,.1,,,. for Mothers' week end. I week-end' In I'ortland. havlne unttorod Wilhelminn Gerot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Gcrot. was guest of honor nt n very pretty dinner given Tuesday evening by her mother at their home, tho day being Wilhrl mins's tenth birthday anniversary. Inrge may basket of while nines was made the centerpiece, and andy may baskets wero placed at eaeh plate. The eighteen guests bidden for this pleasurable sffnir were Theodora rcseott, Madalene . Gilbert, viola Harrington, Ml 11 red Packard, lluth Wyud, Marie Ware. Main t a Heed. Doris Pinto, Letra Willintns, Winona (towers, Jeannette Driver, Marjorie Hrodie, Dorothea Godlove, Dorothea nt heart, Alice Gerot, Janet Thsoh- An interesting affair arranged for tomorrow morning will be the annual mothers' hreakfat for which the cam pus Young Women's Christian associ ation will entertain for visiting mo thers. Tho break'fsst is given each year by members of the Y. W. C. A. cabinet. It will be held at the bun galow of the association at eight thirty o'clock. A musical program is to be given Including vocal solos by Minn Charlotte Winnnrd and pi nno numbers by Miss Olgn Jnckson. Miss Margaret Hoyer, president of the group, will preside. About thirty A smart affair planned for tomor row will be the breakfast for which members of Delta Gamma are euter- Kliskeaneare i lub members held i taiuinjf, honoring their house-mother, their meeting Monday afternoon for (Mrs. Katherine l'erex. Tho affair the annual elections and reports. Mrs. Mvill be given at the chapter house Lottie Mowrey has been chosen presi dent of the club for the new year; Mrs. Addie Osburn, vice-president; Mrs. Wilson H. Jewett, secretary; Mrs, K. Ii. Parks, - treasurer. The officers for the past year, who have hod a most successful term, have been Mrs. S. D. Allen, president; Mrs. Nelson F. Mncduff, vice-president; Mrs. Henry Tromp, secretary; Mrs. W, W. Calkins, treasurer. At the Monday sessions the retiring officers gave their complete reports of the year's program. The Hub voted to study the two plays, "The Tempest," and "Cymbel ine," with Mrs. W. K. Newell leading the study of the first one. and Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff the study of the latter ono. The interesting study for! the past year has been with the play, "Twelfth Night," with Mrs. O. It. Gullion leading, and the play. "Ham let," under the leadership of Mrs. Ed win h. Knopp. Shakespeare club to have but. one more meeting to be held May IS, nt which time the study ot the play "Hamlet" will be com pleted. Mrs. Lillian Kldridge entertained for Omega Bridge club at her home Monday afternoon, inviting as a spec ial guest for the occasion, Mrs. Con? rad E. Gnrdonv In two weeks the club is to be entertained by Mrs. T. A. Pearson. During the dinner hour at the Alpha Delta Pi bouse Saturday eve ning the engagement of Miss Loctn Itogers and Otto Lance was an-, nou need. The news was told by means of n crossword puxzle, each person at tho table getting a question, and the answers giving the names of the couple. Miss Itogers is a gradu ate of the university with the class of '-.'!. a member of Alpha Delta Pi, and is at present tenchtng at Helix,, Mr. Lance Is a graduate nf Oregon Agri cultural college and is in business in Salem. No dnte has been announced for the wedding. Another college engagement of interest is that of Miss Irva Dale and Harold Harto. Tho announce ment was made tho past week ut the Alpha Phi house of which Miss Dale Is ft member, and nt the Kappa Sigma bouse with which Mr. Harto is affili ated. Miss Dale is a junior on the campus, and treasurer of the womenV athletic association. Mr. Harto at tended Idaho university for three years, and graduated from the Uni versity of Oregon in He is .it present- teaching and coaching at Stusselshell, Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bass Warner returned the first of the week from San Francisco where they had been for two weeks. Many Attend Meeting Of L. 0. K on Thursday The L. O. E. Indies enjoyed a pleas nnt afternoon together Thursday at the F.Iks temple. One of the larger i attendances of the spring was pre ! sent, forty or more coming. Mrs. i WMttou Swafford received in the are expected to attend the brenkfsst. t csrd rooms, assisted by Mrs. Hugh 111. F.arle. Card honors were rereiv- A group of Eugene women motored ? by Mrs. Fred Chess, Mrs. C. It. to Albany on Wednesday nrternon 1 to attend the conference of the Wo-j men's Presbyterian Missinnnry soci I ety which wns holding sessions from ' Monday until Wednesday. Among those gong frrftn this city were Mrs. C. F. Andrews, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. D. M. Anderson. Mrs. Sad Howe. Mrs. Timothy Clorsn, Mrs. Nina Seeley, Mrs. Bruce J. G;ffen. Miss Fannie- McCamsnt. Tuesday evening llev. Bruce J. Giffrn took a number of tho young people to Al bany for a banquet given at the con Mrs. John Striub was hostess to Scott. Mrs, 11. B. ttuth. Mrs. Ernest Broilers, assisted by Mrs. Harry Cherry and Mrs. Allen Andrews presided in the dining room which were unusually attractive with large bowls of pink nnd white tulips, Mrs. C. It. Scott is to be hostess in the card rooms for the meeting on May 21. and Mrs. Harold Moore will be hostess in the dining rooms. Miss Anne Whiteaker hts asked members of Aloha club t be her guests for the coming Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry HMn were hosts to members of Monday Dinner !it nine-thirty o'clock. About tweuty five invitations have been issued to Eugene mutrons. while a number of mothers who will bo visitors on thn campus over the week-end will be guests. Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff and Mrs. George H. McMorran spent, a few duys in Newport this week. The ten divisions of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the following places: One Mrs. Shepherd, Itiver road. Two Mrs. Ed Blom, Zephyr Hill. Three Mrs. William Barker, near Santa Clara. Four Mrs. Groshong. Elmirn road, Mrs, Carl Myers assisting. Five Mra. Darling, College Crest. Six Mrs. Louite Shoults 1071 High street. Eight Mrs. Tyson nnd Miss Wil liams, ltlU HMyard street. Nine Mra. Hunt, 10S9 Alder street. Ten Mrs. Harry Thompson, 1097 Fifteenth avenue- east. e Kozy Korner Kluh members en joyed a pleasurable afternoon togeth er Thursday aa the guests of Mrs. rred Halters and Mrs. B. F. Good pasture at the home of the former. Rhododendrons were attractively used ns decorations about the rooms. Katherine Goodpasture, accompanied by Helen Bell, gave several whistling solos. Gretchen Wintermeycr gave several recitations. Special guests for the afternoon were Dr. Grace Sharp of Ventura, California, Mrs. M. M. Fruit, Mrs. C. A. Wintermeycr, Mrs. Mar garet I (nil. The June meeting is to be entertained by Mrs. Bohemian and Mrs, Kay GIbf-k. The club in also planning for a picnic which will end the yenr for the organization. Inter So club members shared the pleasure of a delightful meeting Thurs day as gues's of Mrs. Seth Larawny for a liftirheou. Specially invited guests for the occasion were Mrs. Kit-hard Shepherd, Mrs. Lillian Eld ridge, Mrs. Margaret KaNsmusen, and Mrs. E. S. Parks. A lovely cen terpiece of the large daisies wero us ed, while unseen vf rhododendmms wer attractively used about the rooms. . Mrs. Ijiraway wns assisted by Mrs. 11. L. Studley, Mrs. Taylor White, nnd Mrs. Morris Starbnck. In two weeks the club members are to be g ues Is of -Mrs. Chariot, Wirth. Mr. and Mrs. AV. O. Swan were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Parks Thursday evening, the occasion being Mr. Parks' birthday anniver sary. The annual convention of the Ore gon State Federation of Women's clubs is an event of wide interest to many Eugene club women each year. The convention for this year ia to be held in Marshfield, June 1, 2 and 3. Tho Ktigeno Fortnightly club is the first Eugene affiliated group to se lect its delegates. Those who have been chosen to attend the convention are Mrs. E. F. Carleton, president of the club. Mrs. Blnine Hovey, and Mrs. Frank Fay Eddy, with Mrs. W. F. Gilstrap and Mrs. Helen Mnxham as the alternates. . The selections were made at the meeting of the club Thursday afternoon in the chamber of commerce rooms. Dr. Donald Barnes of the university faculty agve a particularly interesting lecture on "The Kelations of the United States ' 1 r with Great Brit;. - truo..n ,1,. ,, - in lh, as v t i pf u . fcuiij pi-. mm again. ' th j, An inlrrpsii,,. in Kuton. ii,i :" "'to, . Dr-nnia nf -,,i, ' Mr , .... a Kueat of l,Pr k;s,;: r.7k. "ma at the Al, t,j ; ' ,-1, of Iho ivpol- .... . .. '"rVk . im-Mic Art rll, wuiT" f ; I at I ! horn, of M V " r !!, -Monday. Tha ... .M : : i the Hub Inriti . ' .. hoar n ,.,..,. : : '"' r,.. ""I hi, r-ntnnrpl. ..:.. ' iW.'t, talk by Mra. I(. l j. "j"1 afti-rnoon'a lcin.n b.u haniiiiiailn bnl ,.,.. . Wetherboe ri5 the Mr. and Mrs. j. g aored an informal n,;," '!!".dr' TiiphjIuv , ' - lOKrV. f-llcsts wore M. ..j .M": -eo. L Mr. ami Mri IV ron, Mrs. Charles I),',ri,. S Mrs. Harold (Jra.Jy, Mr "3 "' tbur Morris. J- -Mr- nd Mk. Mrs. Mildr.n (;if(cn for a very nrrttr . " a.i. " o ." part IE. Sf. Calkin.. Air '?? ncr. Mr. nnA Mr. Ti.'....' ." Anchorairi. Sn,l. ""v ins a her t.,i. v .'"'"ti and Mrs. Km.o ' A charraln? aifair nf i... .. was the party for vcV, ?! (l.oornlinn. nf ,1, j urT (Continued on pa;, Ask for WILLAMETTE GOLD BUTTER Always Pure-Sweet-Fresh At Your Grocers Mfg. by Reid's Dairy 842 Pearl St. xssxBEEf ELECTRIC I I I "Tf , , i 1 i i i i 1 'I ' ill I i'lub events mark the promineut dales for next week. It ia with ninth drhiM that Kit down. Mr. and Mra. I'red !. Smith are vpending a few dus in 1'ortland, and Marxart't lltatt, Minn PniNy Barker. Mina Hvelyn Briatow. Mia Baullne Knowlni.d, Mi Betil-iti t'lark. Mi Brrnice Yeo. t!wendoln l.amphire Harden, and Jean Harper. Mra. Jen nie Burrows. Mr. U. A. Broilie, Mr. Robert W. rrencott, and Mrs. W. B. Innis of t'arlton iregon. poured. Those who received were Mra. lVr kin, Mi.ss MoNeil. Mrs. Virginia Judy Kxterty. Mrs. William G. Hale. Mr. Karl Packard, Mr. VUnon Jewett. Mr. U. It. Gullitm, Mim Mddred Bateman. Mr. I.ewU Bond tl.oia Hall is In Kngeue visiting tor two month or no at the home of her father. Mrs. Build's home i in Berkelry. Mii Graciv M e Mi Neil, of BouM er. tolorad, and nntioiml inspector of Alpha Pelta 1M, who ha been vt- Iher. Shnriiia- the irjnr of lhe nf ih.l.i. ..rui-i v. ..ravkira ami Mr. Iloj.l e-ie rliel.l fair were ekven bule frienda f ihe .,,,1 Mi. Brme J Gitf,n will lead l",r'"tl 'orvalli i.nUy on a gi.e-t of honor. The tub! rl.tb- j it,e Undv group. Mr. WiIb will ! Ti"1' u' ,h ,r(" Ag ri nliural od orately decurated, A hug Mil ov-ll ai.nd by Mr, ti. V. I.dt.., i mp. eird Willi liutterine wns nxeu to the . Mrs. J. V. M Arthur, Mi. John day evening after a year may Mrs. Grg Hrnt of rortlaml w In Scotland, her former boiue, vising vi.itor in Kugene this week, a a With a auter. ! guest at the huie .if her .UnrMrr. Mrs. I.land Johnson. Monday evening wns a hiippy oc casion for Beairite 8imon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ieorge Niiiuin, the The Mutrons guild auxiliary of the Central rrenbyterian church will be rent being a birthday dinner party ! entertained uu the roming Wetlnea gtven as an ubterran-e of her rlev-ldny aiternoon t th home of Mr. uth birtiulay nniiuerry iy her im- 'i barlt- O. Wil nemlers of Tourist cluh at her home' dub this week, l-arkspur and yellow Monday evening. j candle made an attractive decorative ' scheme. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tuft Mr. and Mr. K. X. Schaefera will be hosts to members of N. V. A. club at their home the coming Tuesday evening for dineur and card. were invited gurst for the evening. The meeting Monday evening was the last for the club until the fall month. ! Mr Fdith T.indon ha returned t An intereting affair held Thura-! Rugrne from Burns where she ha dy evening was the meeting of active been for the past several months. chandelier above the center of the table from which streamers extended to earb place which was marked by a dainty may basket, l'ink and white predominated in the colore, and a la i E bououct of white spirea was the im us, Mrs. ,. Harger. t Mr. ami Mrs II. U Mtudlry were hosts for a dinuer parly at their Mr. and Mr. Ileury V. Sims of j boiwe lt Friday e.emng, holding ten Astoria visited in Kugene lh wsekjfrieml for the occasion. Bridce was with the former's mother, Mrs. A,!p.aed. Tulips were attract!. elj us VV, iMttta. ed as drvisUoui. Troy Laundry 1551 Oak Street OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY, MAY 11 4 Kinds of Service For Hot tor Sorvico and I'rioos, l!nmo 1068 Will Call for Laundry Saturday, May 9 1 gS V (I KEPTV0UR ' .V I OVEN HEAT I TURN ED V Pa, THE OVEN AND' OFF. 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