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THE EUGENE GUARD
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Duckworth-Pease
Wedding Event
Of Sunday
Upper left Mn, Hrl Douglass, and upper right, Mn, F. L. Stetson, who were hostesses for two of the
larger afternoon affaire of the week, entertaining on Tuesday and Friday afternoona.
Center Mra.' A. L. Ingalls, who la representing the Monday Book olub as a delegate to the 8tat
Federation of Women's clubs convention In Marahfleld the coming week.
Lower left Mn. Frank Fay Eddy, and lower right, Mra. Blaine Hovey, who go to the convention
of the State Federation of Women'a oluba as two of the delegates from the Eugene Fortnightly
club.
Ily MAIHAN I.OWItV
jrXl'3 journeys in with t lie new
' wtM-k, nml when that innntli conn's,
ono JiiHt linturiilly experts ii vnrinty
nf liHH'niiiKa. To tiricin with, the
luntitii ofriritiliy lislil'i's in t ho sum
mer time, and incidentally the begin
nings uf srures of event that thru
full in n ruutino for the following
threo mnntiiK. However, tho clays of
Juno come with a signirirnncn thnt
vnrioH with the individual.
Trnditinunlly, perhaps convention
ally, Juno is the bride's mouth, par
ticularly to those nioro or less srn
tliiielitaity inrliueil. So to this group
weddings ami their preceding events
will ho of chief Interest for tho
month. Hut he it so, Kugeno society
la to have but few, if any weddings
apparently, thin Juno, unless n few
Kiirpi'lHoH ronio, Ami If it were tint
for the occasional college cngsge
ment nr wedding, Ihn rnnrlusinn would
bo that here convent iniiallty is being
muddied.
To the club workers, June is Ihe
enil of the year's activity, ami brings
the itesireil rent.
For the picnic fiends the month Ik
Ideal, True, some have hravetl the
cold ami rain of the past few weeks
in order to enjoy spring's beauty out
doors, but it is in June thnt the sum
mer picnic is yet the novelty, nml
thereafter tho accepted inversion.
Those who are to entertain exten
sively have chosen no better time.
For with sunny weather, an enchant
ed out-nf-dnors, with club work and
similar activities done, ami a fresh
supply of ideas and favors fur decor
ations and menus of entertaining-, bos
teases find it a delight to give their
parlies, even to the staid bridge af
ternoons and tea.
Those ever popular "week ends or
a day or so" at the summer resorts
at the beachcH and moiihtnlus will
from now on bo tho vogue, ami of
Course, vacation talk accepted with
out n comment.
Whatever the day tho who! , mouth
will bo an active one. K-pcciallv if
the last week of .May is a forecast.
For never was a week So crowded
wilh as ninny events as the past ono.
Luncheons, teas, afternoons of bridge,
picnics, dances, dinners, golf pnrlles
sewing parties, hnmpirts, recitals
In fact, something to keep ever) one
busy,
Mr. and Mrs. Morton M. Tuft wore
honored gu.sis for a congenial get
together of friends Sunday evening
when Mr. and Mrs Harry lloldeu sn.l
Mr. and Mrs, rhetor Stevenson en
tertained in their honor at the homo
of the former. I urge bowls of sweet
pens of all eolois were arranged
about Hie rooms for the occasion.
Those eiijoii,u this pleasurable af
fair wore Mr. and Mrs. Tuft, Mr.
and Mrs. I.ov Itowiing, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude 1. Uorcr. Mr. and Mrs A.
T. Ilapp, Mr. nml Mis. F. X. Schao
fers, Mr. ami Mrs. 1.)
Mr. iiimI Mr, .1. K. I'm it. Mr. nml
51 in. Herbert If" Mr. Nt.il Mm.
Kred H. Smith, Mr. anl Mrs. V.. (i.
Itnmrl. Mr. ami Mri. I,. It. Sigunrt,
Mr. mul Mrs. Kmlerifk ti. Sm-Vrln,
Mr. and Mr. Kit.nHh A Mrs. and the
host. Mr. and Mr-. fli-iter Nirvfti
on, awl Mr. nml Mm. Harry If "Mm.
On Thursday afternoon little M'ss
TlM'od.im I'ri'nct'lt, ditintlitiT ut Mr.
and Mi. Hubert riruit, reh'hratrd
her eighth hlrthrlny anniversary with
a very merry Informal lawn party nt
her homo, twenty-five of her little
friends being hidden to shorn the joy
of the occasion with her. (inmeH of
all kindn were played during the nf
fernoon houm, ami a lawn birthday
luncheon wn then nerved. Mm.
Pri'wrott was naidtited by Mra. 'Kdith
Honlh,
Mr. and Mrs. Tuft
Arc Honored nt
Supper Party
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. lingers ajid
Mr. nntl Mra. l.ynn H. MoC'rondy wore
hosts for an informal supper party
and delightful evening of bridge nt
the home of the former last evening,
oompliincnllng Mr. and Mra. Morton
M. Tuft who aro soon to leave Ku
gene to make their limns In Portland.
(intliered about the supper table
that waa refreshingly decked In nu
merous spring flowers were Mr. and
Mrs. Tuft, Mr. and Mrs. Harry HnU
den, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Abies,
Mr. anil Mrs. Wilson It. t'offey, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Morris. Mr. and
Mra. tienrgo 1". Hitchcock, Mr. 'and
Mrs. J. K. I'rntt. Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Itapp, Mr. and Mrs. t'laudo Ii. Horer,
Mr. nntl Mra. Frederick ti. Stlckels.
Mr. and Mrs. Iiy Howling, Mr. and
Mrs. I,. II. Sigwart, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hoome. and the hosts. Mr.
and Mra. Mot'ready and Mr. and Mrs.
Uogcrs.
Mrs. ,f, C. Knepka entertained at
a charming afternoon affair yester
day in honor of Mrs. I.nniar Tooio
who is to leave wllh Mr. Tooio about
mid-Juno for Portland where they
will mnke their homo. Mra. Knepko'a
guests included about a (logon of Mra.
Toone's intimate friends for a theater
party at Ihe Mel lonnld, after which
the parly went to the country club
for tea.
l Mrs. Donald Young. Mrs. Helen
Morgan, nntl Mrs. lua Keltner wore
hostesses for a pleasurable evening
j Monday when I. K. t. Sisterhood
; met at the chamber of ntnnmerce
j rooms. After the close of Ihe busi
ness sessions there was a social boor.
The stale rhnpter of Oregon hold its
. convention in Oregon t'ity on Tues-
'lay. Wednesday and Thursday of this
week, and the delegates from the Ku
- gone cha.plor were Mrs. Harriet
jt'ritra at.d Mra. I.. .1. Temple. Mrs.
I Thomas Wells and Mrs. Katherln
j Stofiei motored down for a part of
I Ihn sessions. Iii (mo weeks the local
j chapter is to bo entertained by Mrs.
I W. II. l'ollurd at her homo in Spring
' field.
!
j Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Hardy were
hosts to members ,,( Wednesday Hin
. uer ltn.lge eluli at their home this
week for a pleasurable evening.
a .
Mrs. I rsnek ti. Shaw (Florence
Jn.'tcri was s visitor in Fugeno this
wc-k from her home in North lleml.
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Mis. l.el.in. West Tislted in Ku
: gene this work with rsmpus friends,
i She lies been toaehiug at Klamath
! Fall, for the psst year and was on
i her way to her home in Portland.
Mrs. Stetson and
Mrs. Douglass
Entertain
Two smart nffatrs of late spring
worn upon nor ed this week by Mra. F.
lu Stetson and Mrs. Horl Douglass
on Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
The Anrhoraga teahouse was the
scene of a bridge, party Tuesday af
ternoon to which the hostesnes had
extended invitations to one hundred
guests. Lupin and California popples
arranged in huge bouquets about the
rooms made a stunning color setting
of blue and yellow for this occasion.
Receiving with Mrs. Stetson and
Mm. Douglass for the afternoon were
Mrs. K. I.. Tarkard and Mrs. Robert
Prescott.
Yesterday afternoon one hundred
or more were invited to a tea given
at the home of Mrs. Htetson. The
tea table was most attractive with
the hoquet of choice roses while large
howls of the same flowers in many
colors were used about the rooms.
Mrs. I,. H. Johnson, Mrs. Ella
Stearns, Mm. Mildred Giffen. Mra.
O. K. Stafford, Mrs. E. C. nobhlns.
and Mrs. James H. Gilbert assisted
the hontesses at this occasion, and
a number of girls of the Alpha XI
Pclta sorority assisted in serving.
Monday Hook club members gath
ered at "luglcterra," the home of
Mrs. A. Ii. Ingalls for a very inter
esting afternoon of study Monday.
One-half of the organisation member
ship entertained the other half. Each
member gave a brief report or sketch
of the books ahe enjoyed the most
during the past winter s study.
On June tenth the club Is to be
entertained m "Wilgove,' the sum
mer home of Mrs, E. ,M. Wtlkins on
the Mi'Keniie. At this time the del
rtiutcN, Mrs. Edwin L. Kuapp and
Mrs. A. I.. IngalU, who are to attend
tho convention of the State Federa
tion of Women's clubs in Marshfield
this coming week, will make their re
ports. In the evening the club mem
bers will entertain their husbands at
dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 11 or ton enter
tained at dinner Tnenday evening in
honor of Mm. A. I.. Ingalls and Mr.
Morton's birthday anniversary which
occurred on that day.
The betrothal of Ming Alice Evans
and Floyd Monlps was a noun red the
past .week in Portland. The wedding
is to be an event of June twenty
eight. Mihm Evans is a graduate
of the I'nlversity of Oregon and a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
She is the daughter of Judge and
Mm. Walter II. Evans of Portland.
Mr. Howies is also a graduate of the
university and is a member of Kappa
Sigma. He is the son of Mr. and
Mra. Joseph M. Itowlea of Portland
Aloha club members were guests
for an attractive luncheon and after
noon of bridge for which Mra. Paul
H. Kelly was hostess at her home
Tuenday afternoon. A large bouquet
of bachelor buttons was used as the
centerp.ee at the table. Mm. 11. K
Purgan was bidden as an additional
guest for the afternoon.
At a very simple but impressive
ceremony performed at the home of
the. bride, Misa Eva Pease and Wil
liam Duckworth were married at noon
Sunday. Only members of the two
fatuities were in attendance. nev.
Alhyn Esson of the First Christian
church of Albany read the ceremony
which was performed before the fire
place which was banked with masses
of blue lupin and California poppies.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Uuth
Heed of Halem and cousin ot tne
bride sang, and during the. service
played a number of instrumental so
los. Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth left
immediately for Portland, returning
at mid-week. They will make their
home in Eugene.
3Ir. and Mrs. Herald White were
boats for a dinner party at their home
Thursday evening to a small group
of friends,
A very charming traditional event
of the campua took place thia morn
ing when the annual senior breakfast
was held, at which time the. junior
women entertained the senior wo
men. The affair ia sponsored each
year by the Young Women's Chris
tian association .of the universlity.
Thia year's event waa given in the
aun parlor of the Woman's building.
Miss Margaret Boyer, president of
the Y. W. C. A., was toastm.Btress;
and other speakers were Miss Ellen
McClellen for the junior women; Miss
Mary Jane Hathaway, for the snior
women: Mrs. Virginia Judy n-steriy,
Mrs. Clara Fitch, Miss Florence Ma-gowan.
One of the many interesting and
successful functions sponsored by the
Colleee Crest Community club of this
year, was held Thursday evening when
one hundred and aeventy-nve mem
bers and friends were entertained at
the club house with a atrawberry tea
tival and dancing and card party. j
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Ctr TMHflv vveninff the seniors of
r.ammi Phi Rtfl wr rucsts at ai
dinner party given by aeniora of Al-!
pha Phi, white the underclass women
of Alpha Phi were guests at the!
Gamma Phi Beta houso for a dinner j
given by the underclass women of the
latter group.
Miss Dorothy Dickey has returned
to spend the summer with her mother,
Mra. Marion I Dickey. Miss Dickey
has been teaching the past year as
director of music In the Gresham
schools, and will return to that place
to continue her work In the fall
months.
Mrs. H. S. Durgan enterained for
one of the very delightful club after
noons of the week, having aa Her
guests the members of West side
Bridge club at her home yesterday
afternoon. In addition to club mem
bers Mra. Durgan Invited Mrs. TV.
W. Calkins, Mrs. Paul R. Kelty, Mrs.
C. K. DeNeffe, and Mrs. George Bel
ter to be her guests for the occasion.
The Domestic Art club which was
to have met for a picnic luncheon at
the home of Mrs. A. U Ingalls Mon
day has postponed the affair until a
later date,
On Monday evening the auxiliary of
the American Iegion is to meet in the
chamber of commerce rooma at seven-
thirty o'clock for regular session.
Delegates to the convention aro to be
elected..
Officers for the coming year were
elected, and arrangements completed
for the rose show to be held June 3
at the annual banquet of the Ladies'
auxiliary of the chnmber of commerce
Wednesday evening. More than one
hundred and fifty attended the affair.
Mrs. Hugh ii. Eurie was cnosen
to head the organization and Mrs.
A. I Ijomax waa named vice-president.
Mrs. Earl Robertson was chosen
secreary, Mrs. A. R. Paria, assistsnt
secretary, M. Ethel Taylor, treasurer,
and Mra. Guy Pyle, corresponding
secretary. A vote of thanka was given
to the retiring' officers, Mrs. J. B.
Bell, president, sml Mrs. Koy, Curtis,
secretary, and Mrs. Earle, treasurer.
The auxiliary also elected Mrs. Tay
lor White, Mrs. Adelaide Pipes, and
Mrs. Lucy Abrams to membership.
The following committees were
named for the rose show June three:
Mm. Iaura Ilnrris, general chair
man. Committee on single roses. Mm.
Frank Chambers, Mrs. Cora Rowland
and Mrs. Frank Poindexter. Commit
tee on arouns of three, Mrs, r red
Chess, Mra. F. A. Hand and Mrs.
Flovd Manville. Committee on groups
of six, Mrs. Frank A r mi t age. Mrs.
Ethel Smith and Mrs. F. E. Oxner.
Committee on baskets, Mrs. George
Keecan and Mrs. Frank McAlister.
Committee on tables, Mrs. Wayne
Green, Mrs. O. D, Ilarbert and Mrs.
F. A. Rankin. Receiving secretaries.
Mrs. R, II. Pierce. Mrs. F. S. Shinn
and Mrs. Harold Moore.
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Twelve arc Guests
For Luncheon
And Bridge
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
George Mrtiill and Mrs. Harold Grady
entertained a doaeu friends at a
bridge luncheon given at the home of
Mrs. McGill. Bachelor buttons and
California poppies were combined as
the colorful centerpiece at the table
where covers were laid for Mrs. J. S.
Magladry. Mm. Charles Durham. Mrs.
Seth M. Kerron. .Mrs, F, X. Schaef
era, Mrs. E. O. Imtnel, Mrs. Jack
Beneftel. Mrs. Orrille Waller. Mm.
Herald White, Mrs. C. A. Huntington.
Mrs. Lawrence Manerud, Mrs. . K.
Moxley, Mrs. James Barrett.
An Interesting event of the coming
week for the club women of Eugene
is to be the convention of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs which
is to be held in Marshfield. Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
The Eugene Fortnightly club and
the Monday Book club are the two
city groups affiliated with the state
organisation, ami the I'nivemity of
Oregon Women's league is also a
member.
Eugene delegates are Mrs. Edwin
Ik Kuapp, president, and Mm. A. Ik
Ingalls from the Monday Hook club;;
Mrs. K. F. Carletoo. president. Mrs.
Blaine Hovey. and Mm. Frank Fay;
Eddy from the Eugene Fortnightly
club; and Mis Anna teViu. presi- j
dent-cleot of the Women's league on
the campus. t
Mm. Iuis E. Bean of Euen Is;
second c-pr sdent of the state fed-
ereUon and will attend the convention
by virtue of her office.
Mrs. Ada B. Miiiican. a member
of the state group for about 25 years,
will also attend the convention. She
is chairman of the committee in the
Indian welfare department of the
' a'ate federation, and each year at
tends the convention.
I Many topics of interest are to be
; dicused which will be of particular
; interest to Eugene club women who
have been studying and working with
similar subjects during the past year,
and the local club memberships affil
iated are awaiting with interest the
reports of the convention.
Mrs. Eva Frazer Johnson of Mad- j
Ison, Wisconsin, is being welcomed
I by her many friends here. She and ,
j her two children are guests at the
; home of Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mm. ,
! Idaho Campbell, mid plan to be in!
Euaene about two months. '
For the benefit of a scholarship
fund maintained by Mu Phi Epsilon,
women'a honoary musical society, for
worthy women studying music at the
Univenity of Oregon, members of the
campus chapter of Iu Phi Epsilon
entertained with a silver tea in Alum
ni hnll Wednesday afternoon. Between
the hours of three o'clock and six
o'clock some three hundred or more
guests catted.
In the receiving line were M-b.
h. H. Johnson, Mrs. William G. Hale,
Mrs. A. F. Rchroff, Mrs. George
Reiter, Mrs. Bruce Bogart, Miss Mary
McCornack, Miss Jean Harper, Miss
Lora Teshner.
Miss Maude Densmo're, Mrs. L. D.
Pierce, and Mrs. W, F. G. Thacher
poured.
Misa Alma Lawrence and MisB Nina
Wsrnock gave a musical pogram for
the occasion. -
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As a traditional ceremony at the
Emerald banquet at the university
Theta Stems Phi Aman.
honorary journalism fraternity, last
evening pieagea new members. The
eight pledges this year aro MiSs Dor
othy BlvberiT. Miss T?lo i.i
Miss Pauline Bondurant, 'Miss Mild
red t-nrr, Miss Mayhelle Leavitt, Miss
Marporet Vincent, -Miss Lillian Bak
er, Miss Elizabeth Cady.
.
Anouncement was pprv!v0f1 In JTi
gene this week of the birth 'of a
daughter, Nancy Jacqueline, weighing
.even ana mrcs-quartcrs pounds, to
Number, Please!
Marie McKay Is tho prettiest tele
phone operator In Kansas City. Three
hundrod girls competed In a beauty
contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. McMurphey
of G38i West Thirty-Fourth atreet,
Los Angeles, Cal., on. Thursday, Slay
28. Mr. McMurphey is the son of
Mrs. Alberta McMurphey of this city,
.
Members of Pi Lambda Theta, wo
men's national educational honorary
society, were guests for a charmingly
informal tea at the home of Mrs. F.
L, Stetson on Thursday afternoon,
Mfs. 8tetson was assisted by Miss
Ilenriette Gouy. New officers for the
coming school year were installed and
are Miss May Borquist, president;
Miss Cecile Bennett, vice-president
Miss Winifred Andrews, secretary;
Miss Carolyn Tilton. corresponding
secretary; Mrs, Henry D. Sheldon,
treasurer; Mrs. F. L. Stetson, keen
er of records. Throughout the pat
,rnr i up organization oas sponsored
an afternoon tea every two weeks,
and the one thrs week was the last
until the autumn months.
Mrs. Frederick G. Stickels was
hostess to members of Teacup club
at her home yesterday afternoon, in
viting as a special guest, Mrs. Loy
Rowling.
While the days are numbered in
-small figures until final examinations
mnke their appearance at the univer
sity for the close of the school year,
j the campus has had a very active
time, socially, the past wen.
Two prominent students in the
school of music were presented in
recital this week. Particularly inter
esting to Eugeneans was the junior
organ recital of Miss Frances Pierce
on Tuesday evening and which was
decidedly pleasing. Miss Pierce is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce
of this city and is an accomplished
organist and pianist. She is accom
panist for the university choir and
the Eugene Oratorio society.
Miss Ruth Akers, soprano, gave
her senior recital on Thursday eve
ning. During her four years at the
university Miss Akers has won many
friends, and has been soloist at a
number of the churches and at other
musical events of the city.
On Wednesday evening occurred
the ..dance drama which is becoming
one of the outstanding events of each
year's university calendar.
Thursday evening the banquet and
initiation of Phi Beta Kappa and Sig
ma Xi waa held.
And last evening came the annual
banquet of the Emerald staff which
marks the close of each year's work
on the university daily, and at which
time members of the staff gather to
receive awards, Emerald O's and par
ticipate in other events which take
place only at such a banquet
TiHicums club members will en
tentain with a luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Stanley Stevenson on Friday
of next week, honoring Mrs. Marion
Veatch. a member of the club who is
expected to return this weVk-end to
Eugene after a year or more absence
in the near east.
Mrs. Shni,i
M Watt an
Honor Guests
A charming Maj
STonn I, ' .WrotH,T
or Mam .u- . t.
Mrs. W.,,? S5
torly.Mii!,EdnaXi;
elm Humi, " wwt.u,.f
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Tot":LWBM.a.
Eric W. Ali,n joSJr'ifc
ishoun.fe
wood, and Vi- tT Um r
assists "'"Boer f
jy Y toe room
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notmist; and v;,. . Sua
-Mrs. Clande D Ho..
during the afternoon
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Wednesday and Tta.
Th aiuiliary of tbt Splailku
encan War wmBTO'
at the country home of Jin li
genson WtaMdw aft.- .
which ,,me plaMortb, '
to be held in Jul, w.re fe,
Mrs Alberta McMwjfey
tamed for one of the drtib'
1 tumble club members to it
guests for a luncheon tt tit
gregationol church. Thnrsdiy. r
table was beautifully decors!
roses, and huge bunches of ritafejt..
drons, sent by Miu Besjjt ,
member of the dub, from btr aaa.
(Continued oa pat tbrtt
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