Morning register., May 28, 1922, Image 13

THIRTEEN
Of
: Society Events of the Week :
LARAWAY'S
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE,, SUNDAY, MAY it, 22
it i tit tin nut f I'1 nrllM'n n.in.
Ji. it In really H cnnkut of Ideals,
' iili'ii't Ihnt lh nrlim present to
lit UlO beiUHIIUI, I"" umpire,!, me
!!,rVl product f It't. IIIIIM'H skill,
KlrviT medium hu limy ImVM iiniiI.
in mi'ii worn we rt'oni..o hip niwn
if hoiiuty " harmony, lawn that nr..
J" ,11 1 i 'l I,IW" "'"If
mmi rumu priiollcul from in
" .nMln.-e """. tn.n
1 . drudgery into Joy ihroiiKh ihn
.rrfprlhiii vi M porlurmunefl nnd
J ', hrinif I tm illr for good Into
!!Iliii. To thin nd Hi- IHllVtT
Liy Hi OrrKQII lm llH"lil H de.
nj rtnn'iit ' uiu""!" ' Mllwllmw
ml will celebrate 1 hln um of th
must liolnl'l "t' 1" Mnmly lid
'.. iiMiiiirniw Willi Inn dndlenlnry
ftrvlrn " furnwl lieeeptiii.e of Dip
llurny Warner nrl collection. Thin
rollvrlloii tit mm nnu iiivniuniin an
tniNiiri".
color nil beauties of ImiNh
...t mt ii. iievnin nu ioimii ii nu crmin
n uh'ii ihlll. which htm been placed In
mllrrlm In tho Woman building,
uiil lm l"" n "n P'll'll' frmn U ii.
(o t ! ni. tomorrow und from 3
id 4 ii. in. every ily llnrpuftcr. Thin
u a ptulemenl worthy of nepnud
ihpuKhl very Any therrafinr! Th
ilullctiltoil ceremonies Will h til 510
Muml'iy afternoon. Only liy acrnpi
tfirl I'" opportunity to nee ntut uttitly
lln PiUlU specimen or nrllNU'
Itntntlwnrk run onn bnM by them,
rMhnr In Hi simple Joy tlmir beamy
umi or In the desire for lit bent
nlmiff nil ,t,M nwl th"y -
"'xhf peopln ttt KiiKdin ml thnlr
frlmd urn Invited r the dedication
aikI Hi opniinw only ly thin icnrriii
trtviuilon. whlrh In niONt rordlullv
inclJ ta ihHi. Invitnllonn Iiiivp
k.ti ini to frlrmlH ihrouKhoiit th
pUI 'i(l tunny out of lown vlnltorR
rv onimctf! 0" !" Jitln
mililiril vUlior who will 1 lirrit to
iu49 th work In tin Hrrhltorttinil
Am! Ulrd nrl Mhllilt who ura to hr
lrtJtl kuchIii. t
Ti" ilmrtinf nt of NCtilpturn, iinrtpr
tli it rllrwllon of (rofpnuor Avnnt Kulr
Uhk. will WPlfoinft lh pulillt tn nil
Mliihlt of piuilrntu' wurk on Mnniluy
tfirrnooH. Th work of lhwi nlu
drni In rpinnrkalily fin nnd rrml
Incly intrw! Inr mid It In tUilnyd
fpr thn )udPH Who Will tnakP thr
snt fr thn yrtir tn thn w hnnl or
mrhiinr'tur nnd willed nrtn Mnndny
mornlnir. A fliroro. !h ronrnptlon of
lla Itrownoll Krnnlnr. Ihnl lim Impn
rtn-ulhl by Mm. K. T. II'mIhc M'i
Kunlr Zinimrrmnn nnd MIna Miibnl
JohfKKitt. t pprllly nttrnrtlvp. Th
HV'iiliMiirn rhih of th unlvnmlty wrotr
to fAtnnoM Hrolplom In thi nnut nukltm
for phoioirrnptm of ihlr RrrntPHt
Horkn. tint! him rnrt'lvn) autoicruihnil
ropl of l'ul HnrtlMt'i mnlup of
Ifayptto which In In I'ltrin, nnd other
of hi" Hinuumrntnl worku; n ropy of
ihritir Krrnrh'i tntm of
l.inroln whlrll In tn he plurrd 111 thn
thim inilllon dullnr l.lni-nln mrmorlnl
nt WaktilnKtnn, It, ('.. tht in nut tin
Nwlnr inriunrlnl In nil Anirrlrn, nnd
n ph it our n pit of Cyril IC. liillln'
"Aiiprnl of Ih ttrnit Hplrlt" which
UnniU tn front of thn I tout on puhlii
Ultra f-y. Thru iiriit men hnvo r
apnndfd pttthiiMlnNilciilty to th In
Irrnit of thn ortR(in NtiulnntR ii twl tn
m wty tlmt-1m nivlnir rrent tmiMtim
to thn t uiltllia' nffortH. -Thin uniliiunl
nollfrttnti of phnlnfrtuphi will aluo
bp on dlnplity for thn hrnnflt of vIr
llora. j
I
A mtinlcrtl ovrnt f tin t clnlni fnr
mom than lhi ordinary Ininrmt l
tk plnno ronrrrt to tin irlvnn by
David Cnmpbnll on Junn S. tn Vlllnrd
hall. HrrnuHn hn In I'rfnldnnt Pmnp
bir brother. Iirrnun h win for
two ynitni In thn unlvrrnlty nn ntudnnt
nnd m ' nil ip r of thn family In thn
yrho nf m utile, nnd brcntmn hn wnn
with thn Ainnrlciin nndltloniiry
forroM nvpmnnM ilurlnff thn wnr. nn
wftl nn Imrntmn hn In n ptnnlHt of
notrd nblllty, thn iminlc Invnrn oi
KiiRpnn will hn nnirnr to Imnr onrn
morn nvld Cnmitinll In concert. l"r.
John Ititndxhtiry linn mild of Itavld
Cimithrll, "n In ottr of thn (rrniitrntt
of thn yotiiifrnr- tnimlPhinH. nnd hi"
nMllty nn a plnnlxt with n ffmnt pnhllr
rift will rtirry lilm fur In thn world
of imiNir. lit ptMHPN4fii timrknil trrh
nlnim nnd dymmilr pownr, roinblnnd
wllh ii dnllrary nf ptuylntr nnd n
Mrnntr nnnn of ilrnnmtln vnlim," Thn
unlvnriilty briitRM tin tunny Kod thlnffw
rnrh ypiir, mo many that w'o hoiii1
tlmm forgot th dntnn, thn nlinont i
Tnwdlhir Union a fnt that mv !
krliitr niirb nf un In n culnndnr with i
tfiMrlinr dnyn nmrkrjl In for the
WN-lt as U coniM.
Ttlftdnmnnhr-d vlnltont Itnvn bnnn
pntninlnM n thn unlvnmlty thin
wnk. Mm. Anna Ktnnn Iltchnnlnon
of Nnw York, ndltor of tho Iood Clll
nnnhlp nurnnti In thn Womnn'K I
Hoiup Companion, nrcotnpnnlod bv i
Jfm. C. H. Himmnnn of IMrthmd. npnnt
"rklnv nnd Hnturdity on thn rainpun. 1
Min. Ulrhnrdnon In nttidylncr tho wnm
fi In dlffnrnnt rnllnRPH for nrtlrlnn i
intnndn to wrlln on hlnhnr edit ;
rollon for women. Hhe hum bnnn In- ,
1,1 '"l,l,I.Mf tin HI,,,.
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H H0..Mlv hi. . "i lV..."
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I III" J IkiiI ICi'V.-rii,ul IViillor T
H.in.n.r, IJ,,M. , ," ,''
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Thl. I. II.. rlKlilh , 1,1. y ir ;''; ' ;
f n lv..k i. ,l, ,.,n , yn "ut. n
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ml i.ir..r..nl. ,i i,,, 'k.', j";1;
lll. UI.H,, HIIIIIII.T ll , Hpi'lll, -
win . i!'.""."UW ,.''"""'"y n..rl,iii
xllll "(lipiiilii-ni'l" im hl Hl,Ji,.
...
Tim iii, mini iniiiii.,. il, iiimlnii
ni crownlim nvi"iil of in,, )P,.
II.IIVIII... of h. I,,,,,,,, AiiKlllnry of
li" i-IiiiiiiIkt of riiiiiiniTi n uim mom
.iirri...fy ,V, , ,n rhl) MntM
hull Wnlnrnlny vi"iilni(. Al dm litre.'
I-aliniii.il Inl.lo iilifiul iino Inlinlri'.l
iiimnhi.ri wpio nti.,. Tin, pi,nnK
IlKhl of ninny vi.llnw ciimlli'H ruvrnli-,1
iiliiliomlo li.diriitlun of Hi-oliili
liruom, uml fnvom of llm n,0l cli'ver
W niiiito cl.,lli.in.i,,lo ilri'MiMl In
roMlumi'a rriiri'M'tilullvn of nil nUi.
noil nil null, mi.. Mm. H. c. Chirk, In
rrllrltloim mno.l, n,l,l.-,l ig ),t-r Inurrlii
nn loiiHlnil.lro.n, irnpiiiinillnit mlrlh-
lirnvoHinir n,i,n,.. , , hrllllmii iih.
i""illlilj'. Mm. K. K. Chnilwlrk, Mm.
I. '. Aiil.l. Mrn (IrorKo Ulnlr. Mm.
It. II. Kli-lili". Mm. ll. i", cinrk nml
Mm. A. I lxinnx wnro thn miinlilr
oniiiillti'i. In clnirR". Anil to innkf
llm ivnhiB lii'rfort ii" i-xci'll.iil
work of iIioho In oiIUp wnu an iipiiro-
rln?pl ihnt it ilrntun.l for r Ihc-
llun In ,'iirh ciiai" wim cnrrlf.l iilinoat
lifforM iho Iioiuim.I inrinlifrii r
nllxril whnt liuil htiirnrl. It vnn
(ImMiImI ilml llm club woutil offir iw
lirKm for III.. ul Imnkel illnnlnv
( nml for a now mnit nl tho comlnic Itoar
nnow. Anil llm followlfiK niw nnmcn
worn n.lilnil (o tho club mninhiriilitp:
Mm. Wnltnr .nrrwakl. Mm. Tlioiniin
lilnnii. Mm. Avnril l'nlrbnnk. Mm.
Inn Clnrk. Mm. J. T. LloKitrl. Mm.
N'xllln ('. Illbbaril anil Minn Mill. CI lb
non. Mm. S. J. Wllnon nml Mm. M. C.
llnrrlN wpn rhnrinlni; li(ta'i'Nio"H ncaln
Ibln wrrk for a Inrre nn.1 mniil on
Jovnbln tirhlno pnrly riven FrhUy
nftprnoon. Mvrnilor Irla nnil Rrnrn
fnl trnlllnr aprnya of nivrtlo ailil.il to
Iho ntlrnctlvi.iif.aa of tho rootna tit
Mm. Ilarrta homo whrro tnblra wi"ro
act fnr rnnla nml Intrr tho ..plrnronn
lilnrhnon una aorvril. Mra, T. W.
Ilnrrla naalatoit tbn hoafraxoa In arrv
Inir. To Mm. It. r. Clnrk tho flrat
prlxo wnn prracptril. Mm. Ilnrwln
Vonm nml Mm. Will Yornn cnL fur
tho arrunil prlzn to tho Inttcr'n ml
vnntiiKn nml Mra. Trunk Pnico wnn
glvmt n ronanlnllou. Thn Invltoil
Kilrata woro Mra. K. !. I'arknrtl, Mra.
Hurl It. Iloimtaa. Mra. C. A. K. Willi
ton, Mm. Ilnrwln Yornn. Mra. Will
Yornn, Mra. H. It. Stovonaon. Mra. A.
A. Itoiipm, Mm. It. I Clnrk. Mra,
Herbert llnomp. Mm. Hnrry Unlilrn,
Mm. John K lloaao. Mra. K. I., chnin
bem. Mm. Hernlil Whlfo, Mm. Chnrloa
T. HllKKlna, Mra. llnvld Ornhnm. Mm.
K. V. Cnrloton. Mra. friink Tniro.
Mm. , Moritnn Wntnon. , Mra. llohert
MoMurphey. Mra. Aitolnldn I.ltley.
Mm. V. It. WothlTbco, Mm. a. 11.
I. lnn. Mra. K K. Mink, Mm. Jnmoa
ir. flllbrrt. Mra. Clnude l. Itoror,
Mra. A. W. 1 Jvornioro, Mra. Pheatcr
Btovvnaon anil Mra. T. W. Ilnrrla.
a
llonnrlne hen ilnuithter. Mm, V.
Onrfleld Mnilden who hna lately ro
tnrneil from aovernl yenra In Kobe.
Jnpnn, Mm. Hnbert McMurphey In
vltnl n Inrgn number nf hor frlemla
to a tea nn Mnndny nfternoon from
2 tn S. Tho whlto lllnc nnd purple
Irla Hint ndorncd the apncloua living
roonia nnd tho California popplel In
the dlnlnir room worn xnthored from
the beautiful xrounda tlmt aurround
l hla hnapitablo home. I.lUlo Alberta
Itoao Hoberta greeted tho ueta nt
tho tlonr and the hoatesa nnd ffiieata
of honnr recelv.d them. Uurlnir tht
nfternnnn Mra. lila Itoberla, Mra. C
II. Wlllnuijhhy, Mm. 8. .1. Wllnon.
Mm. A. V. I.lvorinore nnd Mra. O. P.
I.lnn prenldrd nt tho tea tablo and
JnMinean rlre enkea and Japanese,
rlrn enndv wero nerved by Mian Aulln
fllld Mian Olndya Amlemon. Mian Mar-
Inn I.lnn. Mian llertruno i.ivermore.
Mian f'lnlro Yoran. Mlaa Heleno Kliy
komlaU. Minn lla Nlrhola. Mian Helen
I'nrnon and Mian Mnurlno El rod. Mra.
Mndilen'a many friends who called
were much Intcreatod In mooting- her
two aninll aonn who wera both born
In Jnpan and aro making- their flrat
vb.it to America. . . taltt.iai
Trnfeaaor and Mm. Lelanil Toon
nnd Madame V. . Fayard will leava
Kuxenn Krldny Juno 3 for Now York
oxpontlnir to anil from thore on the
I'nrla Juno 14 for Krnnca, Mr. Coon
will aluily plnno wllh laldor l'hlllpp.
head of thn National Cnnaervntory of
I'nrla ut tho r'onlnlnoblonn achnol of
tnualo, from Juno 25 to Septombor
Th nlylen hern nrg nhvnya Junt
n lltllo different.
LOOK FOR
THE LABEL
. Quality is not always "on the isurfacc." Sim
' iitul rain quickly pl'ovc its presence or nbsencc.
The surest way to recognize quality in millin
! cry Is to find the label ' ;
Ruth McCallum Carter
First National Bank BWrf. '. , Upstairs
Zfi. Hm-h hlRh rncoinniPiidnlloii from
)aii Oouili-lrh of tho I (oh ton Conner
vnlitry or MuhIo wii kWoii Mr. Coon
Hint, ho wan nrruptud by thl great
tmubiir wlilmut tfiamliiallon. On
Oriiibinr I thn nparty will ko to Parln
wnro Mr. Toon will have private
utility with I'hllllp mid alno work Hi
romiti-rpoliii und componltlon at tho
Krolo Normalo whnro llmr nro, as
tnnohnm nonit of tho grim tent inn
illcal urtlnts In Kuropo. Mrn. Coun
will Htuily at iho Hurbonno during Die
wlntor, KiithirlnK inutnrial for ltc
ttiroM to bo given on her rtturn to
t h a ea in p n?i M udn mu Kuyanl 1 n
tniMln to vlMlt her old homo In K Wr
it ml uIno ko to llemincon und ponnlbly
Into Utirmany for a visit.
M cm hern of tho OrlKlnnt Dinner
rttib worn Kucntn of Mr, and Mm.
(ioorio Mi'Mnrrun Monday evening
fur a dotlclop (llnner and delightful
evenliiK of flvo hundrod. flay tullpx
In tho ultrnctlv room and on tho
perfectly appointed tablo oinphanlxcd
tint funtlvliy of tho ocfiiMloii. Mrn.
June M. I'uga and Mrn DeMott Mo
Morran wero honored guotH.
,
Today tho Kugunn Country club:
will bo hoat to probably Gil gm-ttu
1 1 oiti i.'orvuiiln and 2d iioni b.ilfin.
Kolfern who will piny thn third round
oi tiitir triniiKUlar tournament. Tho
ho line (-omii)ittoe, Mrn. Lynn Mc-,
C'ready. Mrn. U It. Hljrwarl und Mrs.;
Ixiy ItowlliiK. have been preparing
for thin event for Homo time. The;
club rooniH havo been rpdecorated, a
lut t lc with flownr hoxen. hangltiK
biiHkotn and vlnon now boautlflen tho
oncn unHlKhtly ntulrwuy corner of tho
fiHHMiihly room, and Iho floorn have
h n rnflnlnhed - won bntldo tbn
member or gueal who wenrn hob nail
bootn! AHHlMtlnir thn hourtn conitull
tnn in entertaining tho iruentn nnu
lookmr out fur their comfort will be
Mm. M. M. Tuft. Mm. W. 11. Jewett.!
Mm. A. A. Hokern. Mm. Herbert j
Hoomn. Mrn. C ll. Jtorer, Mra. I. .
flood rich and Mm. It. It. ftrundnice. ;
On the tn Me committee am Mm. ,
Hurry Holden. Mrn. Morfrnn Watnon.
Mrn, Harmon Aiulprnou nnd Mm.
) eurgo Hitchcock nnd th'v will pro
paro nnd decoratn thn tablo for the
dinnnr which will he nerved nt Hi
o'rlork nfter the ntpn'n flmt roilnd of
thn linkft. Mm. rank Hehnntem nnd
Mm. K. ti. litimel are thn committee
on (rnn-T.il arranKeinnntn, port
etc.. and Mm. It. C. Clark. Mrn. Kd
wnrd La. KnntiD. Minn Klma Hen-
drlrkrt. Mm. J. A. Orlffln and Mm.
A. r . Kiipp have had Kt 111 ottlT UUtiet
niwlifned to them. Thone who were
reppnmdhle for the attractive room
doronitlonn of Scotch broom nnd Irln
nnd for nervlnR thn dinner wero Mm.
Krnnk Hnrrltt. Mm. John U Henne,
Mm. Fred Brown. Mm. Herbert Clark.
Mrn. J. 11. Dahling nnd Mm.-Arthur
Morrln. With evory other woman In
thn club iiKMiKtlnjr In nome cipnnlty
It In hoped the fruenU will not lack
hoi pi I a Me nttentlnn. At Corvallln
bml .week Mm. Colin V. Hyment nnn
Mlfn Mary I'nrkinn played KiiccPHa
fulty nfrainnt Mrn. Ollnicnr nnd Mm.
linker of Hnlnin und If these plnyern
und othem whom they plan to brlntr
-ontn to Kmrene. n feminine nintch
mny b nrrnnRed for the nfternoon
nnd n womnn'n trinnmilar tournnment
for thn three cltlen may he arranRed
fnr llm future. Coffee will be nerved
to thn nlayern all through the day
and light rofrenhmentn to the gimxtft
before they depart late in mo uner-
noon. .
On May 17. Hnrry Kreeman Hogern'
kIkiIi birthday wan given a belated
celebration. Hh mother, Mra. A. A.
Hogera. Invited a group of hia frlendn
to a pontponed birthday party In. hln
honor. On men were played until It
wan nuppor time nnd they were nil
railed to find their place nt tho big
round table wher red nnd yellow
tullpn nn a centorpieco carried out the'
circus color ncneme oi rea, grueii "
yellow which wan also found In bob
bins balloons nnd candy bunkot fji-
vom. A dellclouu two-coume supper
ended with n big birthday cake with
candle besides little individual cakes
all candle lighted and nlnced benlde
each plate. Tho happy little guent
were Francis Trice. Dorothy Parks.
Charles Miller. John Tiffany, Kmer
s on Sllckeln, John ItenrdHley. William
.starhuck. ltohnrta Moody Itobert nnd
Krederlcka Mern-ll. touino immiuK,
Kenner McAllnter. Iteitcam Hpcncer.
lAxn crnrkiitt. Itnrbnra Room nnd
Zannle 8lmn. Mrn. K. 11. Parka. Misn
Mildred nnd Minn 1-uciio vuus iisiuhi--m
i,n iinninHPi In itIvIiik theiie cheery
little pbiyer nn nfternoon of huppl
loss without a nnnaow on iu
. .
Jutc I, nt the Methodist church.
Mu ITl Kpnllon win sponsor n, uvwr
tea with the enticing promise of nn
. r n.t,arln lA tiA fO lOWIVl
bv a nocinl visit nnd a cup of the
c heerlng n fternoon beverag- The
"nilvnr" feature In for the sorority
scholarship loan fund, nnd tho nyiin
recital by Minn Annabel Hnnn, who
hnn hnd the ncholnrnhlp thin year.
... i.i.. nf ti rnnanri frif
Will glVO pviuvmv u i.- .a..... ...
nuch a ncholamhlp.' Hvery one who
would enjoy thin offering will be wel
come. And though Invitations will bn
innued they are but reminders nnd
cannot teach nil who may be Inter
ested and who are therefore Included
In thin cordial Invitation. Tho plan
In to make this nn annual event, ti
June first silver ten. with n recital by
i.- n,.iai..iiin who hnn during
tho year held tho ncholamhlp. Thin
"... - .... i.. in tlm ihiirin
year ino ; v , T
UecailHC mmi. i.vin.,
Stark Uvnlia, muat havo tho OrBun for
her l-pciitti, which i.i " ....
4 o'clock on Thui-iulny nfternoon.
a
Membora of tho Monday Book club
were fortunnto In havlnit their mooting-
nt lngnllslde, tho nightly homo
of Mra. A. 1. Ingalla who, with Mrs.
C. I. Cnlllna nnd Mrn. llnvld Iloblo,
enterlnlned them thla weok. A. one
o'clock luncheon waa tho propllloua
opening; of tho fenllvltlca. On Iho
oaceeillimly nttrnctlvo tnblo wan o
largo bowl of Irla, nnd cornngo bou-
. Hn,u,A flAwAr. marked each
place when tho dclloloua vlanda were
aerveii. iiowie m uu......
floworn with purplo li-la predominat
ing brightened tho living rooma, Mra.
Margaret Haamiiaacn wna a apeolnl
gucat. Mra. Colllnn, the new pronl
dent, prealded nt tho blialnona tnoei-
---, . .r..,nMn wnn irivon nvor
to dlacuanlona no nnlmated that they
frequently ooiuuen nnu uu..i.
alwnva ended Intelligibly. Mrn. A. E.
Itnbortn and Mra. James Montgom
ery will bo the noxt hoalosaon.
One of the large nnd delightful
evontn of the week wnn the ten given
in honor of Mlaa rntlmrlne Wlnalow.
who la leaving Kngeni- for work In
l,elnud Hlnnford Hummer chool. The
eseeedlnglv nllraollve new homo oC
Cf.cei-ii"iiB.. l,i,ilfnllv Hen-
ornled for the nalr. In tlltf npncloua
living room gold of ophlr ronea. mu
lean nnd rhododendrons were nrtlall"-
cully arriniKiil. Ttialdia Mian Cuppa.
Mra. J. Illabon Tlimle, Mlaa Mllmn
TIiikIi", Minn llnrrliil Thiiniaun. Minn
Myrrlia llnpburn mill Mian Kiiiinii
Wlltlirtimn were hoatcaaea. tli.twf.i.t.
the lioura of X nnd S thn dainty tea I
tiibln lidorned with di-llinlii Ceclli i
runn"r roaca viia nrealfl.,.! nvor i.v I
Mm. W. V. O. Thtu-hcr, Mra. llnrry
II. Yocom, Mlaa Miibnl I'm la, Mian
Loulaa Kltch, Mlaa (lertrnde Mun
choater nnd Mian Grace llohnrlaon.
And nnalntlng in tho nerving were Mian
Aitnon Hcllllltl, .Mlaa IJiirciin Conklln.
"ia Muriel M"vera, Mlaa Klhutheth
Thncher, Mlaa Margaret Tingle. Mini
Mary Filch und Mian Jonephlne Totta.
e e
Ily invitation of Jlcan Vox tho laat
menllng of the year for Iho Kort
lHty riuh wen held In thn woman',
bulldlnr - on Saturday. After- the
bualnean neanlon a nodal nftornnon
wan enlnyei In Alumni hall. ( Two
apeakera, . Mlaa France lfayen. field
""orker or IbA.atiite nf Oregon on
lh ehlld welfare nommlnKlon, and
lm. M. H, Ally 1nlkl of tholr work.
And tho Fortnighiiy club goea on
record na ondorning any committeo
thnt tho Kugeno Federation of Worn
en'a cliibn aeen fit to appoint to work
In cooperation with tho Lan.e county
Judgo or any olllcer In connection
with the juvenile court. I'rofeanorl
Lelnnd t'oon gavo noveral charming,
piano aeieciiona ann other inualcnl
numbera arranged by Mlaa Beulah
Clark wero enjoyed.
Tho Henlor Ix)tterv dan en held at
tho tilgma Nu house Friday night did !
nni Tan in any detail to reach tho
"high" ntandard et in vourn nnnt. !
No cJiaporone, no formlity, no con- ;
vent Ion, no time limit, come and go 1
nn you pienno ' and dress as your i
fancy, Ingenuity and tho material at
hand enable you to would seem, to !
be port of tho (lack of) syntem fol
lowed. Holler skat en, frlcyclen, j
wheel-barrows, push cart or what-1
not form of conveyance Increased the,
spirit! of rashness Inspired by the!
nontumen, which ranged from pirates !
bold, nnd queens In velvet gown to I
wee Willie and youthful maid In
rompers, until with every opportu- !
nlty to "run wild" for ono last time i
tho no n lorn "had a royal time In a
truly model manner.
t .
Mra. W. M. Cnre whs particularly 1
hospitable yenterday for nhe enter-
tnjned with two parties, first about
so mem tiers or mu Phi Epnllon. mun
lc eororlty for women, nt a noon
luncheon thnt was nerved In real pic- i
nlc fnnhion on the lawn, accompanies :
with all the jollity thnt belong to
nuch a parly. In fact no happy wan
thn Hplrlt thus Inspired thnt even the
business meeting which followed did
not wholly dispel It. Again nt 6:30
In the evening Mm. Case was hostess
to -the Prenbyterinn seniors of the
high school, IS In number, at a fes
tive dinner nerved on th lawn with
uch essentially rood things to eat
thnt nuch things nn place curd and
table decoration were not 'missed by
the happy younff gdestn. r .
The senior cine of the ITnlvemlty
high school gave aMinner-dance Fri
day night In the ' Palm room ut the
Oabui n. Guetts of the elans were Mr.
and Mrn. Hnr R. tkmglanf the class
ndvlfior, Miss Ethel Wakefield and
Rollien Dlckemon. This most delight
nil party closed the calendar of social
events thnt have been regular, happy
fentures of all their high school days.
Member of the clas are: Margaret
Swan, Lotn Rrndley. Helena Stewnrt.
France Burnett. Hazel Hartley, Ruth
HUlman. Helen Reynolds. Oertrnde
Hill, Mnry Tlsdale, Ruth Comfort Mil
ler, Wanda ' Templeton. Dorothy
Evans, Margaret Dovery, Zoe Steph
ens, Herbert Jones. Robert McKnight.
IJoyd Young, Donald Prnlrle, Wilbur
Hnyden. Hnroid Oordlnlor. Lawrence
Mack nnd Thomas Going. ,. v .
Tho nnnual. plcn'c. of the American
Association of L'ntvemlty Women was
held yeatorduy at tho-homo of Mrs.
H. H. Uobblns In Cqllege Crest.. Mrs.
Ilobblns, Mr. Donald Young and
Mr. John Mulr were hostesses. The
picnic luncheon - was served In the
grova and tho business meeting and
election of officers followed. Mm. J.
Bishop Tingle, retiring president, pro
vided and the new officer elected aro
Miss Loulso Fitoh, president; Mrs.
Tingle, vice-president;' Mm. i N. F.
Macduff, corespondlng i socrelary;
Mrn. Oeorgo ftohler, rocordlng secre
tary and Mrs. J. Lewi Johnson,
treasurer. Mis Frances Hayes, flold
representative of the State Child Wel
fare Commission, gave a most Inter
esting talk and general discussion
closed the meeting.
Becauno the Elk club rooms were
generously shared, with the Rebeknhs
this week the U O. E. were rclegntcd
to the men's room for their meeting
Wednesday afternoon. But they doc-
orated with wild trln nnd baby's
breath and sorved the rofreslim cents
cafeteria, style, and played the usual
games of whim at which Mm. r. A.
Fauat won first prle and Mrs. H, V.
Couch claimed second prise, once
more advancing her rapidly climbing
record of winnings.' The hostessen
for tho day were Mrn. K. Broilers,
Mr. K. J. Bartholemy. -Mrs. Fred
Chess nnd Mrs. L S. Whetstono. And
tho refreshments committee were
Mrs. ltny Wing, Mrs. Churles Taylor,
Mr. K. G. Collins, Mm. Jurgen Han
sen nnd Mrs. Chcstor Danlelu.
Tho Thursday Bridgo club ap
proached Us summer Bloat a with one
of the most enjoyublo mooting of
tho yenr when Mm. Charles Hardy en
tertained them ut her charming coun
try home this week. Mombers of this
club nrc almost life-long frlonds and
with them Thumday was Mrs. M.
Luic T.tompson of Portland, who was
a former member nnd such a treat
to her friends that the 1 oclock
lunchoon was prolonged way into the
afternoon, so loath wero they to re
linquish tho tablo talk, Mm. J. K.
Pratt wns a fortunnto guest on this
happy ooenslon. Iris nnd wild roses
Indoor bespoke . tho nearby fields
nnd woods nnd bridge held Httlo In
terest on this spring gala day.
,
Mrs. A. A. Rogers prepared hor
pretty dining table with void of ophlr
rose and nil the gllstenlna appoint
ments for a I o'clock luncheon on
Thursday when member of the Sulta
ns plub wore her guents. Mm. George
McMorran, who ha Just recovered
from a long and serious 1l1nc,,wn
welcomed to the circle after nn ab
sence of many months, nnd Mm- W.
O. fiwnn wnn an- honored guest.
Hrldgo niMUil'rd the afternoon's pro
prrnm. Mm. I. IX a Wiide will be the
club hostcs in two weeks..'"
The l.Utlo Club Around tho Corner
enjoyed one of its always delightful
meeting nt the. home of Mr. and
Mm, Clairo le Thumday evenlnil. A
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color scheme of yellow nnd green waa
carried out with rone and buttercups
In the pretty room where tables were
set for whist. Mr. and Mra. Clyde
Johnston, Mr. nnd Mrs, A. J. Atwater
and Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Lee were In
vited fcuestn. Mr. J. 13. Bell added
the first prite to her treasured pon
npHSlon and P. W. Brown was given
a consolation prize. Mm. Lee ana
Mm. Johnston assisted the hostess In
serving the delicious refreshments.
The next meeting of this little coterie
will be at a picnic on the McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Rowling opened
their home to the Monday Covered
.Dish Dinner club thia week when as
usual the seemingly impossible hap
pened and the dinner set before the
huntrry. hopeful members was just
as delicious as those that have pre
ceded It. Tho pretty centerpieces on
tho dining table and the bouquets
about the room were of purple
Irin and yellow popples. Mm.
B. R. Greer of Ashland, who Is
visiting Mrs. Cheater Stevenson, was
a special guest of the occasion. Mrs.
L. B. Big wart and Herbert Roomc
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Tentative plans were made for a pic
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day afternoon with Mm. Arthur Mor
ris at her attractive new home at
1398 Willamette street where she
had been living but one short week.
There were three special guests, Miss
Eloise White of Portland. Mrs. George
Hitchcock and Mrs. Fred Stick els.
The reading of their new novel, 'The
Young Enchanted," by Hugh Wal-
pole, was begun and afterwards a
dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess.
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the nome or Mrs. Thomas Monroe
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