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THE EUGENE QUAED
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I!.. I, "..lv,, itr,,i; Ilflii-lnon, Mr. A. I'ersr Nelion, .Mr.
I- J3U-WU1 lt I'UUMI i William l.uve, .Mm. 1-Mivard (i. IMvatt,
Is Even t'of
Last Night
Mrs, William L'lubb, Jr., Aim. Jtoyal
.Smith, Airs. William Hodes,, Mrs.
Frank lihodes. Airs. O. S. Ulsen, Airs.
LeHoy Turner, AJra, Samuel AlcCall, i
AIr. E. Htanley, AirB. K. H. Bingen- i
Uimc Tn iwn weeks Airs. Wiiliain
Last evening at a pretty but in- Clubb, Jr., will be hostess to the
I3 Prettiest Co-Ed in Oklahoma? j
formal wedding ceremony solemnized
at the home ot Dean and Airs. Henry
L). BheluoD, Alius Dorothy Uuriey bo
came the brida of Dr, Andrew Kili.
About fifteen intimate friends of the
couple witnessed the ceremony which
wns ijerformed by lie v. Frank Fuy
Kddy, pastor of bne Unitarian church,
club.
Airs. G. W. Dixon of Portland has
returned to Eugene to spend the
summpr here with her daughter, Miss j
Dorothy Dixon who graduutes from i
the university this week-end. Airs. Al,
0. Fuel (Alargoret Dixon) of Wasco,
The service was read in front of j Oregon) aIi Dr. Anne Biumet
the fireplace which was decked with
flowers. Tail stalks of blue del
phinium were arranged at each skk',
and masses of pink roses were ar
ranged across the center. Bouquets
of roses were used about the recep
tion and dining rooms.
Portland ore also visiting here with
Miss Dorothy Dison over commence
ment, Mrn. Herbert Olsen pntortnlned nt
an attractive luncheon Thursday, hav
ing as gupsts the members of U. D. j
The bride wore a rich white crept; j ;,, lllh ffir Wm oirpn nt
do clano and b lack satin ensemble, , the 0sburn ond 8peciaiy invited
made very simply, with black at'" ! guests for the occasion wore Mrs.
hat to match, he carried & bouquet jJn.k Mnnnsch of San FrRnci8co, Mrs.
of pink rosebuds. lhere were no j p Schaefers. Airs. George Schaef-
attenaants. erB( Mrs. Ernest Ludlow. The club
After the ceremony Dean and Mr. does not meet flffain untU autumn.
Sneldon entertained at a dinner party j
a-ssisted by Aliss Mary Davis Sev-1 The IoWa Woman's Society met at
era small tables were used for thwi fhe pleasant home of Mr8. IreDe
inofrmal affair, the pink roses and.TJl Wednesday afternoon with
delphlmum being used at each table, Mr8 EJ,iot and Mrs BIanton a8 Joint
Mrs. Fish Is graduating from tne . OBaa ... .,:,. tnHIoiI
Ry MARIAN LOWKT
rjRIGHTENTNO the lull between
the fndo of sprlng'B functions
and the coming of suinnnr's enter
tuining, cotnmeuceinent is a moRt In
spiring timo that ushers in an al
most nppniling variety of social fes
tivities. While- the university ond high
school havo a busy program of their
own special events, commencement al
ways brings numerous small and In
formal oveiiis. For ouch year scores
of old friends, many of them grad
uates and former students, and others
relatives and parents of students,
journey hero for visits with friends,
utid while hero are always extensively
entertained. And thus it is that Ku
gono Is this week-end welcoming hun-
dreds of friends and guests. :
However important a time com-1
mencement may bo for June, tho
month seems to have its traditional;
share of weddings. On Alondny eve-
xiltig will occur two weddings of In
terest, that of Miss Hetty Skaggs and
Winston Caldwell, and Unit of Aliss
Margaret Mactlregor and Dr. Donald
Barnes. And the following two weeks
will co mo with several more weddings,
and preceding events given for the
brides-elect.
Faculty folk leave in grent numbers
with the approaching two or three
weeks, many of them to Europe,
others to the east, nnd some to other
places of Interest along the coast.
And now with the school bells sil
enced until autumn, many Eugene
families are now actively prepflring
for their summer vacations,
Notable of the affairs for tho com
ing we'k will be llm largo bridge
psrty end ten for which Mrs. Stanley
Stevenson, Mrs, Morris Stnrhurk. an!
Mrs. W. O, Swan will entertain nt
the sow Eugene hotel, Tuesday after
noon. A lorgo numher of Invitations
have been issued for wio event,
m 9 m
Penn and Airs. George ttchec were
hosts for a largo tea at their homo
nt Inspiration IVint Sunday after
noon, honoring Denn and Mrs, Colin
V. Pymrnt, Miss Alary 11. Verkln.
and Airs. Lillian Sherwin, all of whom
lravp shortly for a year's study and
travel abroad. Between sixty and
nevonty-five friends culled between
tho lious of four o'clock ami six o'
clock. Pr. and Mrs, George (VB PeBar
are cnterttiming numher of out-of-town
guests over the week end nt
their home. In the party ore Pr.
and Mrs. N. J. Taylor of Vancouver,
Washington; Mr, and Airs, ltnyimmd
moro wore In attendance. Mrs. T.
A. Pearson gave aeveral vocal selec
tions, and a humorous skit was pre
sented os n program for the evening.
Tho auxiliary has discontinued Its
meetings now until September or la
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Tooze
Arc Honored at
Several Events
Air. ond Mrs. Lamar Toozo wero
honored guest a for several informal
affairs thin week preceding their do
parluro Thut-Hday for it'ortlund where
they will make their home. I
On Monday evening Mr, ond Mrs. i
Lynn S. McC'reay entertained in their!
honor ut their homo with a buffet1
supper and bridge party to which
wero bidden Air. and Airs. I ookc,
Mr. and Airs. Delbert Obertonffer, '
Air. and Mra. Eugene S. Kelty, Air.
and Mrs. Leland Johnson, Air. and
Air. Thotnaw I. Chapman. !
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. ;
Thomas Chapman entertained at din
ner for Air. and Mrs. Toor.e.
Wednesday Afternoon Mrs. Ken
neth Abies was hostess for an af
ternoon of sewing and tea at her
homo for which occasion about eigh
teen or twenty intimate friends of
Airs. Tooze were asked.
Mr. and Mra. Tooze will be greatly
missed in social activities of Eugene
and it Is with regret that Eugeneans
bid them nnd their two children, Vir
ginia and Lamar, Jr., farewell.
Airs. II. C. Auld presided at one
of tho charming affairs of tho week,
entertaining a group of friends infor
mally ot luncheon today at her homo.
Aliss Grace Knopp was honored at
an attractive luncheon Huturdny nt
the home of Aliss Glen Frank. Govern
were laid for Miss Knopp, Aliss Clnra
lllais, Atiss Mary Leo Sullivan, Airs.
Mary Carlile, Miss Lucille Uigby,
Miss Helen Addison, Aliss Truo Mor
ris, Alis Frank.
Mioses Grace and Allnnie Fisher
left at mid week for Portland to visit
nt their home. Aliss Grace Fisher in
to return ond continue her studies
in tho university summer school,
Airs. James M, Peorce and daugh
ter, Miss Florence Pearce, are to be
guests this week-end nt tho home of
Mrs. Mary H, Wheeler. Their borne
is In St. Alarys, Idaho, nnd they are
returning from th Shrtners conven
Upper teft MIm Henrietta Gouy who
loft Wednesday to spend the 8 u tu
rner In France.
Upper Hflht Mra. W, F. Q. Tliaoher
who leaves the oomlng week to
travel and vtudy In various Euro
pean countries.
Lower loft JMIss Grace Knopp who
la to leave next week for Europe
Miss Knopp plans to spend six
months or so studying In Madrid,
Spain.
Easterners Visit
Here During
The Week
Johnson of New York city; Colonel j tion in Los Angeles. Aliss Peurco Is
nd Airs. . K. ilson, nod two inns
of Honolulu,
known to many in Eugene, being
former university student, nnd is a
member of Chi Omega sorority,
Mrs. Waldo J. Adams wss hostess
for n charming luncheon at the Os
bttrn hotel today fur a small group
of friends,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herald White enter
tained nt diunnr r t their home
Thursdny evening, honortnt Mrs. Jack
followed by a birthday luncheon. Benefie, who plain to leave soon for
Billy Moxley, small son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. K, Aloxley, entertained about
twenty of his little friends with a
merry party at his homo yesterday
afternoon, the occasion being his fifth
birthday anniversary. Tho afternoon
wss spent in romping nnd playing n
number of games, both well-known
nnd especially originated for tho time.
(Jnestn Inv (ed for thp affair were
Frederick and Culver Waller, Emer
nnn nnd Kenneth Abies, Abbey Jsnt
White, Janet Alorri. Billy Koepkf,
Para nnd Douglas Spencer, Frederic
nnd Biutunne Sthkels, Howard Unit,
Edith Mario Motley, Betty and Bob
White, Earl and Junior Johnson,
Cardv Eaton, Mot Simmons,
The annual picnic of the Matron's
guild auxiliary of the Central Presby
terian church was a very successful
event of Wednesday evening . The
affair was to have been given In
Hendricks park, but because of tho
win. was given as a buffet supper in
the church. One hundred fifty or
several months' tour of Europe. An
old' fashioned bouquet of delptitnlum,
cundytuff, and marigolds, with jullow
candles centered the table where- cov
ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Bene
fit, Air. nnd Mrs, Orvllle Waller,
Mr. and Airs. Melville Jones, and the
hosts, Mr, and Mrs. White.
Alrn. A. F. Uapu wss hostess to
members of Teucuo club nt her home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert McMmpliy returtird
yoitrrdtiy from Portland where, she
has been this week attending the
tain convention of the Order of Ess
tern Htnr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruco B. Brundage
have had as their guests this week,
Air. and Airs, 'Jliomns 0. Snuffer,
of Chattanooga, Oklahoma, and Mrs.
James A. Brundoge of Rochelle, Ill
inois. Air. and Mrs. Shaffer left
Thursdny for a trip to the north in
Canadu, and then down to the Yellow
stone park nnd on to their home. Alra.
Brundoge will remain at the home of
her son for some time.
In compliment to her guests Alra.
Bruce Bruudago entertained nt an In
formal afternoon of bridge Tuesday
at her home.
On Wednesday afternoon Airs, AVil
son ,11. Jewett was hostess for three
tables of bridge at her home com
plimenting Airs. Shaffer and Airs.
Bruudago.
As an nffnlr to honor Misses Lo
Lain ond Virginia West, of Port
land, ond Miss Holen Idelmon, of
Knlein, who havo all been visUinir the
oompus this week, Miss Gertrude Liv-
ormoro entertained at an informal
luncheon ot her home Tuesday.
Mr. nnd AfrB. W. E. Powell will
have ns house, guests the coming
week, Airs. It. R Powell and daugh
ter,' Miss Ulodys Powell, of Ing
Bench, California. Mrs. Powell in a
slstor-in-lnw of Air. Powell. They
ore on their woy to North Dakota.
a
Airs. J, W. Hobbs woa hoBtess for
an enjoyable club afternoon at hor
homo yesterday, entertaining the
West side Bridge club. Specially Invi
ted guesto for tho occasion wero Airs.
Ernest Stroud, Airs. G. W. Smith.
Airs. George Ileiter, Airs. B. H.
Pierce.
Thimble club members wore guests
for a pleasurable ofternoon Thursday
as tho guests of Mra. Flora liver-
more nt her homo for their regular
meeting. Airs. Livermore asked as
additional guests, Mrs. 8. J. Wilson,
.Mrs. M. C, Harris, Airs. Boy Marple,
Airs. W. H. Pale, Mrs. Edna Gordon.
lho luncheon table was most attrac
tively decorated with a huge, old
fashioned bouquet of roses, dolphin
lum. and canterbury bells. In two
weeks the clnh is to bo entertained by
.Mrs. frank rage.
A doen university glrln enjoyed a
nenghtruliy Informal affair Wednes
day evening as the guontn of Mrs.
George Rebec at her homo for a lawn
supper party.
Alra. Ralph P. Cnaey left Thursday
afternoon for a stay in Seattle, Wash
ington.
Dean and Airs. George Rebec have
as their guests over the week end,
Aliss Ijaura Fox and James Hutchi
son, both of Portland.
Aliss Helen Addison bos returned
to her home in Eugene to spend tho
summer with her mother, Airs. A. P.
Addison. She has been teaching at
Bsndon. Oregon, and will teach i
Eugene the coming year.
' Mr. and Mrs, 0. E, Hunt nro leav
ing this week for San Francisco where
they will spend four weeks or so,
Miss Alnrgnret MacOregor and Pr.
Ponald Hnrnes are to be married
Momlny evening nt the home of Pr.
and Airs. Hnrrv B. Yoeom.
The wedding of Miss Alsrguerito
Siranghn and Pr. R. C. Clark was
an event of today In 1'endleton, the
home of Aliss Strnugbn. They are to
leave Immediately for ft six months'
star In Europe, and will then return
to Eugene.
Mr. V., O, Poller entertained
Tourist rhih members nt their meet
ing Alondny evening.
university this week-end. She has
been on tho faculty in the department
of home economics at the university.
She le a member of Alpha Delta Pi.
Dr, Fish is a member of the faculty
in the history department, and a
member of Phi Beta Kappa, lie is to
teach In the university summer ses
sion In Portland, and during that time
they will make tlieir home in Portland,
afterwards going on a tour to the
south. They will return to the Eugene
campus in the fall and make their
home here.
At a large church wedding to bo
held In the Central Presbyterian
church Alonday evening, Miss Betty
'Skaggs wll become the bride of
Winston Caldwell. Tho service is to
bo porformcd at eight o'clock by Rev.
A. H. Snunders, pastor of tho church.
Invitations have been extended to one
hi'ndred twenty-five. After a wedHipg
trip tho couple will return to Eugene
to make their home.
Airs. Jack Alonasdi of San Fran
cisco returned to her borne yesterday
ofter spending the week visiting with
Airs. Herbert Olsen and Air's. Seth
Lara way.
Mrs, Charles Dickson and two
daughters, Alarcia, and Alary Jono of
Baltimore, are visiting in Eugene with
friends. Airs, Dickson is a graduate
of tho University of Oregon, and is
n member of Chi Omega. She will be
remembered as Nell Murphy. Thoy
will bo here until after university ,
commencement.
Active members of the university
chapter of Gamma Phi Beta wero en
tertained nt on informal supper party
at the home of Airs. George B. Hitch- i
coclt by tho members of the alumnae
chapter in Eugene Inst evening fol-.
lowing tho university play, "Beau !
Hrummol." j
I
Jack Dunbar wos host for two
dancing-parties the past week for a
number of his friends at the home of
his parents, Air, and Airs. Harry Dun
bar. On Friday evening lost tho guest
list included Aliases Emmujono Borer,
Katherine Morse, Alice Carter, Dor
othy Brighom, Lois Pierce, Louise
Pierce, Eleanor Fitch, Genevieve
Hale, Doris Hardy; ond Robert Allen,
John Allen, Howard Stafford, Roger
DeBusk, Lloyd Gordeuler, Robert
Goodull, Bradford Datson. Wilson
Jewett. .
Guests for the party of last eve
ning wero Aliases Jean Kuykendall,
Hetty Ann Macduff, Hazel Senvey,
Janet Fitch, Emmajane Borer, Helen
Skipworth, Catherine Adams; and
Jack Alucduff, George Pratt, Howard
Stafford, Wilbur Jones, Robert Allen,
Robert Booth, Wilson Jewett.
Mrs. Harold Grady
Hostess for
Luncheon
enjoyed the afternoon with needle
work and conversation and later a de
licious lunch was served The club will
meet in July with Airs'. J. A. Russell.
Aliss Charlotte Bonfield has an
nounced tho date of her marriage to
William H. Johns of South Porcupine,
Ontario, Canada, for the afternoon of
June 19 in tho chapel of St. Stephen's
pro-cathedral, Portland. The news la
of particular interest to many friends
in Eugene where Alias aBnfield made
her home for several years and was
a member of the faculty of tho de
partment of drama at tho university.
Airs. Jennie Miller arrived In En
gene this week from her home In Los
Angeles and will spend the summer
hero at the home of her son, E. O.
Immel.
-
Air. and Airs. Blaine Hovoy return
ed tho first of the week after com
pleting a motor trip around Marsh
field and Bandon,
On Wednesday Miss Hcnriette Gouy
nnd Aljss Gormalne Cornier left Eu
gene for Europe where thoy Mtill
spend the summer, mostly in France.
9
Air. nnd Airs. Charles Hardy have
os their house guest during com
mencement week, Mrs. Edward L.
Hardy of Son Diego, California. Airs.
Hardy's daughter, Alisa Mary Hardy!
is graduating from the University of;
Oregon this week-end. Her father i
and Air. Charles Hardy ore broth
ers. Mr. nnd Airs. "Wilson H. Jewett
entertnined the Wednesday Dinner-
Bridge club nt their home this week.
I
An event of interest for next week ;
will be tho picnic potluck aupper nnd .
dance for which members of tho Am
erican Legion and tho legion auxil
iary nrg ontertoining at Coburg
bridge Wednesday evening. The pic
nic supper is to begin at seven o'
clock, to be followed by dancing.
Those coming are asked to bring en
ough lunch for themselves and invited
guests. Coffee, sugar, nnd crenm are
to be furnished by the committee :
arrnnging tho event.
Air. ond Mrs. James B. Kerr nnd
Airs. Alargarot Shnrp, oil of Port
land, are week-end guests In Eu
gene. Alias Betty Kerr is a senior
in tho University of Oregon, and will
graduate this week-end.
- X -tin
"Favoritism" la the cry among rejected co-eds of the University of
Oklahoma over selection of Miss Dorothy Devln for first position
over seven other, campus beauties. The pictures were printed In
"The Sooner," the university year book. Miss Devln Is a member
of "The Sooner" staff whose members were Judges. Thus the cry!
ABbs Alorlon TVTilte has returned ro
Eugene to spend the summer months
here. She has been teaching the past
year at Tho Dulles.
Domestic Art club members ore
plonning for a picnic nffnir to be giv
en at Ingleterra, the home of Airs.
A. L. Ingalls, on Alonday provided
that it doesn't rnln.
Of particular interest, to the col
lege group 1b the announcement of
the engagement of Miss Constance
Aliller to Ralph Augustavo. The an
nouncement was made Alonday eve
ning at Hendricks hall at a dinner
party for a group of tho bride-elect's
friends.. A bowl of spring- flowers
centered tho table and place cards
marked covers for Miss AIHlor, Miss
Caroline Tilton, Aliss Bernice Yeo,
Aliss Stella Haglund, Aliss Lucille
Perozzi, Aliss Anne Bunes, Aliss Ar
Hene Butler, Alias Adelaido Zurcher,
Aliss Dorothea Drake, Aliss Helen
Holt. Aliss Miller has been visiting
the campus this week. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Airs. A. D. Miller
of v'entrnlia, WaMi. She graduated
from tho University of Oregon last
Juno and was a major in the school
of music and a member of the uni
versity girls' glee club for four years.
Air. Augustavo is a graduate of
Whitman college with tho class of
1024. He also majored in music and
was with the college glee club for
four yenrs. He Is a member of Sigma
Chi froternity. The wedding is to be
an event of the coming year.
Saturday EveningtjDnAl,
PreSidenleiepiiun
" i-ge Ati air
This Afternoon
Several hun(!7ucuit,
alumni, .enior. .nd th,i, J, ""
gu.it.. Jor the .Mu.l -l
Preaident and Mm. p Im,Ww
given thl. afternoon ' betM"
hours of three oH.? '" "
o clock la Alumni hail, f h
oa. of the tar,,, ,",' '
mencement week on the
In II,. receiving Un. '"
GeorB, T. Gerliner 0f l"
Dean and M. John 11"
and lira. Henry D. Sheldon m D"
Mra. Karl Onthank. ' to ,$u'
Louis H. Johmon. Mrs v?d
AUi.ter G.mber.Dean t?
ry Beal Torre.v, Dean ' ft
V. Dyment, member, of the bo.1"
regents and their wive., .,
resentatlves of ,h, ho'.tMS
the classes of 100O and 1915
Mrs. P, E. Snodgraea wa .
to members of Chi Omn"uT,"
association at her home TuesdsyT,'
,
Mr and Mrs. Morion M. Tuft ,
spending; the week end in p
from their home in Portland a. '
guesta of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hatp
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Marks of Gtl1
Pass are spending the week-end
Eugene as guests at the home of
nnd Mrs. Fred E. Smith
,
On Tuesday evening Miaj Gertnui
Talbot, Mrs. Henry W. D.vi, M ,
Ine Miller, and Miss Fannie McCim
ant entertained at a dinner part, ,
Hendricks hall, honoring the can
housemothers. A huge basket o
sweet peas and roses centered tb
attractive table where coven tI
laid for twenty.
A number of commencement guest
on the campus will be guest, f,
dinner at Hendricks hall Sunday.
The betrothal of Mise Manrbe Ba
channn and Richard Carruthets
announced recently on the campu
where both are students. Both at
prominent in campus activities an
belong to several honorary societiei
Miss Buchanan is a member of Alps
Chi Omega, and Mr. Carruthm
member of Kappa Sigma.
...
Mrs. John Kelly Is to he hoitti
to members of Bide-a-TVee club a
her home Monday afternoon.
Members of the board of retnt
of the University of Oregon will I
hnor guests for a luncheon at Hu
dricks hnll Monday noon.
Miss Esther Davis left yeslerda
morning for Berkeley, Californii
where she will attend the summi
session of the University of Caliloi
nln, planning to return to the campu
here in the early fall.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells w
hosts for a pleasurable affair Sundi
nfternoon, when they entertained
number of university seniors as thfi
guests for a picnic dinner on the Mr
Kenzie, Miss Betty Skaggs and nil
stoa Caldwell, who are to be marri
(Continued on page nine)
A nuniDer 01 tne wees s social tunc-
ttons were given to honor Mrs. .
Chnrlos R. Thompson, of Snn Frun-.
cisco, who is a gueBt at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Hurold Orndy. j
On ednesdny Mrs. Grady presided
at an informal luncheon and after-1
noon of bridge In compliment to her i
mother. Au attractivo centerpiece of ;
canterbury bells was used, and covers.
laid for Mrs. Ihoiupson, Mrs. Esther!
McCamant, Mrs. George McGill, Mrs. ,
George Hitchcock. Mrs. Frederic G.
Stiokcls, Mrs. Arthur Morris, Mrs.
Herbert Hooino, and Mrs. Grady.
Mra, George McGill was hostess
for a small luncheon at her homo
Monday, honoring Mrs. Thompson. !
On Tuesday nfternoon Mrs. Ksther
Mct'nimint asked a small group of
friends for a luncheon aud afternoon
of golf nt the country club. I
...
Miss Mary IiCe Sullivan, whv.'se :
marriago to I,ylo T. Rolling, will be
an event of this month, was the guest
of honor for an attractive limchemr
nnd surprise kitchen shower given:
yesterday afternoon by Miss Lucille'
Higby 'at the home of Mrs. Klla T.
Kdmunson. Seven of the bride-elect's
friends were bidden for the cccnsoio'i,
covers being laid for Miss Sullivan,
Miss Mao Kinsry, Miss Grnce Knopp,
Mm. Mary l"Brlilc, Mrs. Marie Kiel
dier, Miss (Mara Klaia, Miss Glen
Frank, and Miss Higby.
...
Kappa Alpha Theta girls are to
entertain nt a smart affair tomorrow
morning, honoring their seniors and
alumnae with a large breakfast p.irty
t the chapter house t nine oYlm-k.
A large number of alumnae frnm
Portland and other cities are here
for commencement. Covers will be
plneed for thirty or more.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Graham have
entertained a number nf guems this
week. On Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
John McNnry and Miss Gertrude
Grey of Salem visited at their home
and Mrs. KoSert K.nney and Ken
neth Moorea of Portland visited here
earlier in the week.
...
Mis. William Clubb was hostess for
an enjoyable afternoon Thursday, en
tertaiuiuc lho Wettoicr club at her
home, guantlttea o( swert peas and
t-auterhnry bell, were used shorn the
r Mrs. O. S. ol.-n and Mr..
WiUmn I'bibK dr.. a:l.-d the host
ck in entertaining. Tho.-o rjiint
this wanton oeri- Mr. lioliert Hiir
rows, Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mrs. G.
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as it looks
She does It but It'i
not a bit easy. In fact,
It's a lot too much for
her to be doing. And
If she'd just let one of
our family services
take these washday
implements off her
hands, she'd have her
mind, time and energy
free for the things that,
as a wife and mother,
she alone is able to do.
Your Choice
of
Six Services
THRIFT-SERVICE
WET WASH
FINISHED WORK
ROUGH DRY
DRY WASH
CARPET CLEANING
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DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
147 W 7th. Phone 252
Engagement Diamonds
Fine Blue White
Beautiful Dlamondsl Selected carefully with
an eye to offering you a value that Is fs'
out of the ordinary. Live, colorful g"1'
that glow with beauty. You have
choice of many different Hkt, and
mountings all delightfully engraved.
Every Diamond Guaranteed
For Color, Weight and Quality
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your
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DIAMOND MERCHANT AND JEWELER
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