Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 13

THIRTEEN
- " .' . " . -rr- t mill
vents of the Week :
LARAWAY'S
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNQY, JUNE If, lfl2g
ociety
Jlv DIJKTIIA H, UOl.Khl
piiunc luirt
(mtNiiiiMlliitr among tho events nr
10111 HM'll' "Mird " "srr " vniiiillllUII
of lh vtwt or "Tint UuiiKhliuy or Ihit
Wi'ttl " I'rcHlfleiit Campbell, speaking
fur ih I'nlvitMHy lnvititM Hut puMic
v!nK tmU vlow thin vut of u Niutu"
IU : ..... i iklvmiilu iu i
U. H inn "V'"V . 1
i.h foUUU ' n-uinnm uu lining
'. t, will l) Olisn to visitors nil day
Monday (tomorrow). A special in
vitiilloii lnui bMII NWttn to (he A mill.
.mi i.i'K-u" tor Monday livening. Thin
ft III "I'l" 'iimiij i iwriMi
t.. tin cast in iv wiT HMiiiiicii iiii ni'ii -
iilrW" nr imihnililntll to 'New
Vui'H livrti wiiF'iHMiim' "ihiiiii win nit
hiii' i mm Mini tt mi imi nt'iii
in'tly '' IttrH lO II (I I'M II-
null"" 1,1 JtUitlu.r Avnrrt KalrhuukH, n
vuiithful i MlHt iih modest mid rvtlrlnit
. ... .hiitfi ui,iPl,i..l ... ii...
Ill Ml inrw vi I'""" in" r
iltl llllll !"u (HUtli'llllK OI Mil mm III
llic lJoiiMiiuuy. i in inr riwao in
mm' rniVfcnttty'iK'hoii. tir-Mumptitio uno
llllt Vl'iy UI1y khllWll 111' flugl'lie,
lail' lie I ruth ir rumuuH amoiiK aitlm
who it'iMlMo wlml iiiin'hiiviiiiiiit thlh
itlltUlt IN. II UffH MM in llllll "I lll-
HiiiNt hiiti"ivv niuniiiiiviH in dim
wliu It i l " thu IimiikIiiMIum
uione. wnn-'ii rvmm nut upon km nia
i rii I use l"t Upon irw tdeullMiii. Krom
micli a monument Flows thu impulmt
(or gieat una neroiu -uciiou, ror iinvo
iii.li to duty unU for love of country."
Hiu h iinmuinenl "'are devoid uf prae-
I It-ii) tiimty mil i iiy iiuniMiur lu h
iiiiirlt higher ift 'tltoy compel eon
i,.itipliitlon of the great men mid
uvun w n ifii tney ruinmcniorat.?: iti
fivutu the thoughts of till buhnldrra;
tlny arouse a tut make effective tin
ilium Impulses uf humanity. Tlu-v
nre tin vlnlhli nymhultr of tlm anplrn
ilunit of tho ran." . Thin DoiiKhhoy
ri.Mi''i)l' Humlar rioiii tin raiih,
Hi ii'itmi uoUqn HhpwtiiK thu ntn'tiKlh.'
orvn uiul nttr-!'lluiu' if iht mun
liimtl uf th V'fttt A jrwinlndi-r of l hit
Vim I WlPrlftlMi lla IMH Of HUi'h IIVl'M
rum our .fquiilcy, iifitl alio ti ninliiiir
ihiiL Hit it"W. ifviiiimtloii iiiiiru t arry
mi tliv wdrk in JouKhhrty hinrtid.
Thin riiornlDK at U o'rlork thu It. v.
II. I., Iiuwinan, paHtor of tli ymt
l'MNnytivfiih i'hOrih 'of'l'ortiaifd. will1
dcllvfr tho )a(cnlnunat nvrtnon. 1
Mori fl Ponqtlrom!''at th MiMh
olit rhur4iy 4 wvhWk In thu af
ternoon tlir wllf - prla ran
rH undrr ttl dllrotloil 'of ihn nrhool
of mupilP In' tb Woman'i Iiulldinic
And Monday ill 10 a. m.. I'rl.h-nr
A. H. rphnm of tin riiiviTnlty of
Mho will UIIVr th PoinMifiiminiMU
uildri'im, "Oifnth-mnn and Hrholar." In
in.. w'ormm'M htilldlnir. Tho confir
rlair of dMcrora1 on Iho Kraduatlttir
rlutm will lollow.' ThvMH, with th
ornlorlont roiitwtt 'Thurrday cvvnlntf.
tho lionutlful fhwr and frn pro
rtutloit artd tht twlllirht concert Krl
dny fVrnlnir. thW t'nK'rnlty Itinrhfon
Hatunlny- noon n fid I hi pnnld(iit'M ra
ciilon In lltti afternoon, an Ihf
that murk the oIoim of anothiT
yrar of lintvrriilijr work ywir that
inrfttm ho' imirh to rnch tnillvldiial
mudnt and that allpo o nwlfily Into
forgotten trtMtory.- Hat th" rMiltft of
tin part In th mnklnir of fh men ami
wdinfih Who Unrf lifmcflld by It will
llvfc on. -ltAdltiir oihr RtudcnlN In pvr
wldi'ninir flrla to mn'k the I'nlvor
uliy that dvo1ond thpm.
. . 'i i
Rl'tiiMi 'tha Mnrlnir of IBM. Vermin
n$iifi Wn twcji 'ii .tho -pr th
uiiivpralty aclioo) of dramatic art. In
Ihe.mrllvr day VtUanf hall offoreif
tli mr for JI ,h work, of th
fltiMwa In,. J mm tic . lutorprvL&tlon.,
tho Thcalro Uulld.aa I hoy wore then
CAllfd. rjtut In 1916 the cmuptrto und
arttitlo. Httle Guild Thwttre wnn fin-
lnhd and since then' the unlvnraity
Play en have rapidly approached pro-
ffMlaonal standard!, Innplrod by the
very ixrfw ,,new,. flotilnic for thotr
work. - Ton .iooHiwencetnent plays
have heen iven.tindr the dlrvctton
of . Mr. Keddte. -There wan no play
In 1917 berauio of the wur. Theae
Plava have been wo beautiful and the
work of -the atudimta haa been no flno
that the only mfe comparlaoii to
make la t'o' proclaim the last one the
beat. And aurely Dlr-koim Domhoy
and Hon" with Ita familiar and faaol'
natlnir ohaniderif offered to thla cole
b nit ml little nreacnt-day company.
niont'of whom -have" worked together
lonir enounh to feel the bond of pro
fcMionallimi.' BPlendld ' tipoprtunltlo,
Nor did tlty fall. ln u.Vy di-tati: Kery
line of Air. lleridleV-tfonderfully fine
druhiailMUon hOYl was irfvn
li tl vli 'uil lint' tmrta mlallt
hn wrlttoa for'lliew playorii
o well ir ib.5y. rin'etV fMrneddle
aa .''Cap'n-,, fi't)e,,( avim . tr.M'y.
rimtry- oM -Gf-p-n, ruttl. wo nil love.
Jtr .part Try luUfnnmi. from thoao.
they uvually fpay Clalr 4Ceiwy,
waiter Utiy ,nd .flMlduRnruo ivnvi"
aitMiiMiin .MInir.inrovuil their vpihu-
Hity..by.4olnk rtmp tho beat wprk
they .have ver dono. ., irono wowari,
liuniiMriit.itB ihr,unhannv Edith Gran-
Kr, had the typo of character ehe
InterpretJi . moat : perfectly nnd with
real dramatlo fealln and aklll. Ixrna
Coolldaro with comnarutlvely few lines
preacHiUid a llYlnr, lovablo Florence
Dombey that will ;ver be tne reai
A PLEASANT
'; '.'. ECONOMY
"Clrantineas is next to godli
ness." ' : v; -Let
ii9 kce'p'yo'ir suits or
frocks in imninctilntc condi
tion and ; it Will intensify
your .chnr'ni.. '
Besides, : its . true economy
to have your clothes Dry
Cleaned aa U'adds.months of
enjoyment -and service to
thoir Mm .
4 Wr;:::..,W! 22?..
UtfcCeaners
. i t jm.u
l , JaVjc Y U 4-. i i J. V.
MlKN I.VlO HrVMOn. daillcll(ir Of Mi,
whoae PiitciiK'-inonL. to Lyla . Itartholonw w. of ' Hiiloiii, haa juat been an
nounced. '"aW-J . ' '
Florence to thofin who aw hor In. tho
part. Parrell Jjintcn aa Hol dllla,
Vern FuiIko aa Major HnKatock, Nor
veil Thompaon na Air. Toots and Mar
Uaret NelHOf a Mrp. TMpchln khvo tx
ceedlnirly satisfying Intcrprctiitton of
their parta, na Indeed did every other
tiu m In r of the cant. - And not li'iist
In tho cMHtiii ttf thWnrOtthritflh was
the coatumlntc. hJ quaint and ,ab .faith-J
iiii io ine Miyio oi mai- oy-Kono fiay.
Three troMimatlona were (tlven, be
fore lanre and appreciative 'ntidienoea,
the one luat nlRht nn Invitational uf-'
fair,, for gnoHta of I he univerHlt'. . '
Green
nry itutKnzIn publlHhiMl n(ulentH
of the Unlvuinlty of Ort-uoo h.jk'p llio
Ori'Kon Miiiitllly wnil"rvl)i'iil III 19U.
hnH uppwirpn on tho rampiiH . nnd In
tho down town ntnrCK.. TtiiH in a very
fllKiilflfil unil Hi-ltHtlc iltli yuliimo of
Itlnrlrti HlHl poonid HliotiHoroil by Pt
nnil Quill, it M onmnlziillon uf t.'niviM;
Nlty wotnon tttmlpitt nnil rnrutty, who
nro IntprpHtrtl In wrltliiK. Orocn Ink
Hhoulil fill a ri-ill nrilif In, llo IiihII-
tlillon n all .imlll't mr, lilo jiloniry
I'Xpi'PMllon Of ltd Htllllrnlii, JIJl,!) ,11 in'
liopoil Itmt It will hi.1 a pWiiiiincnt
monihcr of rupiiitw pnlil'cntloiiK. ItM
MponwoiH iivi., ' Uutirik MouIoh.'. Ii-ojio
Hlowarl. l.llllnn Aiitd, l-:mlly Vvrry,
lCtnlly Vrazlo, .lotwio Tholnpon. Mar
Karot Kkuvhn. Mary LoiL Unrton,
KalheTIno W'alaun. tiirl(iil 'Clary.
MarKiirrt Cai-tor. .Niiiu' Imoll alp!
lli-th Kil
nnil Uiilll.
t.tu
l.Mil nioni)i.ii,.of fl4iioraW Unrnctt; .i
I Kally Mllott Allun,vM. A. K. Hol.pt
Oraco Torrpv. (.race CamnuelliMuillli
Annii rAnilshiiry llpok,. Julia Biintona.
Mary II. I'vrkia, liaa A Turnoy ttiiu.
Uracd -i)glngtun, faculty riienilMuw ,
' t 'Kl ilio iiiiriqiipt' on joyeii y. (ho. footrJ
ball tpams Tuenuay lilKllt at tho Ap,
choniKo. .l)aai.i.'olln;V. ,lynint uno
Inff aa toaalmoiKor.allPil-.-upoii lrtt
foiwor, .'Howo, ; ..Hill ,IwwimM,' Why
HlliitliiKlon.-'-. lJoan- UovaraVh Jack
Boiiotlnl ami Ooorito Klnn for tnlka.
Mr. HunllnRton' dolnpurod- tho 1921
IMint with thnl of 1915 A poor bo
Kinnlnir anil a Rood ends and tho 192!
.tonm to tho rhaniplona of lt16. lioan
Ilovnnl urgod tho dovclqpniont of
athlollca throtiKhout ' tho school by
Intra mural aporta for tho, develop
ment of tho Inilli'ldunl. On this hap
py occaalon envcra were laid fox Denn
llyment, II. C. Howe, Dean Jhn V.
Ilovnnl. V. U llayward, (:. A. llunt
Inftton, Opoi-ko llohler, Jack Helieflel.
l'rlnco C-alllaiill. llarl l.enlie. Karl Van
dor Alio. William Hpeara, lllarold
Chapman, Oporito Klmr. Leonard Jor
don. Wanl .lolmaoii, Hlilih iJithnm,
Karluii Oram,' Ik-o- WVhnr, (leolw
niiau. iltiiaaoll Urown." .lanK iMjTr.
'Apihne uttiiM'"(aordoi1 'Wilson, Kd-
ward1 Klrlleyl' llonlcn Jlyler,' IWIffht!
French. Krancw miinn, iiiuoiil
cko,' Jeiia 'Tewaiini Troy MrTrnw,,
Ray ' McKoown. Howard SCiichnry,
Arllilr lllldpbmiid, lclgi- lilaley and
Ijiwi'enco, (lull. ( i( ! ,
' On' , Sulurility iiiortiliiK t at ciRhl
o'clock , MI8B. .Hheiui Tennmton.
.tniiirliineV of tho Hoverend and Mrs.
J. Ci Templelon waa married to Malu
iLt ntAi.. -nnmP.Uh. amh.Mrra:
nnrc N. ,M o I i n. ' The . hrldo!
father) . performed ' lh eoreinqny.
imlnK tho ilmprewlw rlrtif aervlco. In
the prcsonOB of'llmm'e'iirMe telnllvea
ami a few moat InMmntn friends. The
homo waa henutlfnlly decorated with
pink and whl(o' roe.''weM''l)Wi! and
ferna anil tlrt Hrhlo lyoh- A or
irandlo (town httd, (1 cqittae dmiquel
of aweet pea anil ,.,rose, hum. A
woddlnu lireakfaat, Mowod the
ceremonv and Miv .nniT Mia.- Mctnn
left by motor for. a trip un tho Mc
Kenillc. Mra. Mclean wo Bradiiated
from Iho unlveralty with mat year"
claan and la a memlinr of Alpha
Poltn. Mr. McLean laa 'Junior '
tho unlveralty ami a member' of 81
m'KW . tim thein Miurn from ' the
momitillfia M and MmMeLiiir e-
poct tinM? .Tftjdjn f 'J: f .!;
i A Volerle' of'lHUWi irtvf i'lJJjJewoH
King nt Iho Anchor! Tllf.'Veatch
nnil Mm V. n IVconn nf PmrAnn
K'ft ycH(erdy for New York expect
ing to Join, a party conducted by the
national x. M. C A., association to
all .froni .Now York. June 27 for tra
vel in -Kuropif. In the fall he will
no tov Beyrouth, StIu. wherp, he haa
siRnmi ror tnrce years an aaalstant
professor of economics. The dinner
party waa. a. fureweU In aevernl roa-
poQta.fpi'.thcce.WQre. a,numbePr,pf Renr,
IornitxL'Ht' wild nro jeibvlntf their
catnpuH. aawocuiitona. , covers, won
laid for-Mr,; and Mrs. .1. P. Putnam,
Mra.ifJharlotte Donnelly, Mrs. Harold
DoiinWIy of Philadelphia, Miss Doro
thy Cqlller. MIhh KIIh Hawllnss. Miss
Kmily Voazlef Mlas Ituth Klegul. Miss
l.ouie,lavis, Norton Wlnnard, Owen
('iillottayv UVbaior Knblo. Lot Beattie.
Walcot Buren. Iie Bartholomew,
Will iara Purdy and the honor guest.
Mr. Veaich.
Klghlqen members of the Matrons'
Uullit of the I'rcsbyterlnn church uc
cepted ,;tlio Invitation of, the Vouiik
MatronH' Guild of Corvtillis to attend
an "open houne" meet in it on Wednea
day at t)o HIriiul Alpha Epwilon tru-Ifi-iilty
hoime. During the afternoon
Hhort tdl.k8 were marie by Mrs. Koppo,
Aira. uirron ami iura. icunmen. no
fore nibtorintf home the ICugene party
hud dinner at A'a and K's In Corval
lln. ThOMc who purik-iputed in thin
picasuni nnuir were Mrs. Harry
tlobha. ' Mrw.- t M. Mccracken. Mm,
.1. WKaya; -Mra. It. K. (Iriawold. Mm
Brut 43 Glffen
iierta, Mrs. Donald
You tiff, Mrs j MotHa, Mm. Plato, Mrs.
Carl- Mct'lnln. Mra. Thomas Ohltion,
Mrs. Otto Koppe, Mrs. G. O. Melby,
Mnt. Kretl llouKhton, Mrs. - Mabel
Drew, -Air. Otto G. achmJtU ami Mrs.
lnuF- Uobmcn,
i -1... i
J -Mrs.. ;Jerry i.Horn entertained, the
nfhlmblo club Thui'sday afternoon tor
due, fit. ..thfvlc ..jdnllKhtfully. . aoclible
KiithorliujH, ,t On (JUs occaalon annual
election, oi.oiucera waa ncia.auu niro.
C. A, K, AVhltlon is the new prosiuent,
Mrs. Af. h. Cheahlre 1h vice-president,
and Mrs. A. W. I.lvermoro. ecretar'
treaaurbr. Mrs. Horn's spechU guests
Wi.ro Mm. 8. "J. W soil. Mrs. M. C
Hiirrla. Mm. Adelaide Lilley, Mrs.
Volney5 Hmenway and Miaa Corrlne
lJinn. The houae was a bower of
lnvolv 'urlnif flowers.- aweet pens,
white -carnations, rosea und nxullua.
mi nmHlu Dav ami Mm. Hemenwny
luwlated tlie hOHtesa In serving the
bountiful and delicious dinner In the
lute afternoon. . ... ...
Irs. Y. ' A. Kuvkendnll nave a de-
llKhtful informal nnd happy little
parly on Wednesday to celebrnte tho
,1 Hiu: --birthday ofjher dauhter, Jean
.Ahwrtn.-.TUe .CollowinK little frlnndrt
3ilut)d..ih- tlie af.ternoonB festivities
anU1Kn!'M?l''elnl,lon, of ,thn welcomo
nnewjuQniH ,yniuu inuimu-u a w.mc
and .nnlif4 birthday enko with . pink
caililU-ai, inioiny umi nmiiiio 4-iiin
HuUi Cuniinlns. torrlne Combs, ku
phemlii 1,nratay, Gretchon Wlriter
.if.ii.1' - Kuthorvn Goodnasture. Elian-
ifcvfiVA'iitl Krnealln Gllstrnp, Jean and
iiAV I " Hi-rtrtls ev; Dorrla Ktiyken
diill'' iteipn "llob'nson, Doris HI'len.
aiitri'iMArtha- -Patterson, Beatrice
FilAflltnefi'MarV MurEaret Stevenson,
MMy.Hht'Mi" Gulllnii. Betty Macduff.
Helen Hklpwortli nnd Constance
Latvia.-
Dr. Vtvn Frnrer-.Tohnson nnd her
Mirori-mnnths-nhl datmhtei4, June, nr
rived this -week from their home In
OhiimnQ'to spend the summer-with
Mrs. Idaho Oampholl, who Is mother
and ''irnindmnthrr respectively to
fiiani. i.- Dr. Frnzer-Johnson ina
meiuher of the clnss of 1912. one of
this venr a reunion classes nt me um
versily .commencement. . ..
1 1-
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Younr
have hnil-ns their Riiests since Friday
their isort., Hnrold .Younff. and Cord
SenKHtakfti .of Portland, who motored
up to. (ittend - Iho Totvra.rty, com
mencement. , Mr. lYolinfr l accretary
of 'thePo't'llond jTiim,p.l ossbclaUnn,
nhd ho lias Jut been Ihndo nHsoclale
('II tor of .tho.. Oregon Voter, n pub
llciitloh'wftH 'which' lio'hns boon con
nected, for5 Uie jiast tliren montba.
which Is edited by C. C. Chupimm, of
Portland. Mrs., Youritf nnd iuMm
dauKhter, Mhrgurct HiriKtuk young,
wno mtvn ueun vjsitinK nern ror nor.;?
time, will luscomiiuny Mr. Votuirf and
Mr. Hchustako on tho return lilp.tp
Poitlund toduy, . '
Mrs. .1. N. Wrny. who In the ro-
tlrlug noble grand of the Kngono IOt
bekah lodge. Invited the officers who
have worked with her to an u fieri
noon tmrty at the Anchoraei on
Thursday. Mm. Wray'a daughter, lit
tle micb mi by, greeted the guests nt
the door. AnlmaUd conversation wa
nupplenienled- by a guofidiig ganio In1
wmcn Mtf. woon won uiHt prlae and
Mrs. Htarr the second. After the
game dulnty refreshmnts were served
to Airs. Kiia f ruzer,. .Mrs. Margaret
Intiiaii, Mrs. W. B. Neal, Mrs, Charley
Starr, Mra. Kills ThompKon, Mr.
Anna Tuck, Mr,, Ora Hcmpy, Mm,
niny miiun, mr. runnie liarger, Mrs,
Ilazol Hliim, Miss Klsle WurnoU. Ml..
Lorono Wulluve and the Iiosichh, , .
Tllo Inwu. Woliian'H aocletv uwt- tit
Die attractive now home of Mrs. H.
i, iteynolda where nuaiit t ea of hean.
tllul pfnk roaes nnd feathery ferna
were used In decorating for the occa
sion. Vlctroln Holectlon.i, lively that
ling and butty needles made the hours
paaa quickly. For roll, call membcra
were Invited to speak a. piece, give a
quotation, sing a song or dance a jig
and the notable result was an tutor
ing lilt or un Iowa hero a h atorv.
Twenty-aevcn . members enjoyed the
fieiicioua refreshments nerved by the
hostess with tho -asalatunco of her
daughtersr' Mra. J. F. In man and Mrs.
w. J. Burgoyne. and oa usual the
Iowa yell was the farewell.
For Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred H.-Schroff
who are leaving to spend the summer
In Carmel, and Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
M. King,' who u re leaving the Univer
sity to apend next- winter In art work
in Boston. Mr, and ,Mr. Avard Futr-
bunks guvo a dinner WedneKduv even
ing of. the "Anchorage - Their guests
were meniDera'or tneircuity in the
school oi architecture und allied arts,
and Virgil Haden, an artist from the
euat. ('avers were laid for Mr. and
Mm Heliroff. Mr. and Mrs. King. Mr.
Huden. Professor P. L. Camubel). Mr.
and Mrs.. Percy C. Adams, Mr. und
Mm K. H. McAllster. Miss Camilla
Leach. Miss Maude Kerns and Miss
Victoria Avakmn. -
Division No.l;'of the Presbyterian
calling committee wnicn covers that
part-or Kugene which is west of Wil
lamette street and nortb of Eleventh,
met with tho -chairman. Miss -Mary
McCornuck, on Monday, afternoon.
There ure x .members on the com
mittee who oall on the stranger and
the sick In an effort to promoted
neighborhood friendliness. . At these
meetings, which nre held every two
months, they rebort 'the calls made
nnd dlHcuas ways of extending their
friendly aid. After -which they .were
sociable on their own 'behalf.; aided
by the inspiration? of refreshments
which the hostess served.
-
Scroll arid Script, aenlor honor so
cletv for women, with in embers chos
en from those wh.o 'tttand high In
grades and activities;. eld the Initia
tion of,' lour ' new mtnbeVs In the
Wnmnn'a ' litillilins- mnft.liVMiiv nftdr.
noon; This waiCfoHoiirfed -by 'the an
nual banquet at the Anchorage with
covers laid for Dean ipifzabeth Fox,
honorary member. Miss Helen Addi
son. Miss Helen Hoefer, Mlsa Felicia
Perkins and Miss AUca Tomklne, new
nierhbers, and Miss Alice Kvaoa, Miss
Emily Veuzie, Miss Lelaine West, Miss
Innbelle Kldd and Miss, Emily Ferry,
active members. . .
The I. O. E. club' ih Wednesday
afternoon In the Elks club room with
Mm Robert, E.' Biddle, .Mrs, Milo
Roach and Mm F. J."Rasor "as. hos
teascs. Because it was flag day the
decorations were of red. white -and
blue flowers and many flags. After
the buainfH session whist Rames were
played with the result' that Mrs.-'T.
Jensen received the first prle nnd
Mm J. Hansen the second Mrs. L.
S. Whetstone Mrs. R. R; Riddle nnd
Mrs. V. F. Stater served tho satisfy
ing refreshments.
Mr. .IT. Ii. Zea7le, of Portland, a
well-known former resident of Eu
gene, came 'Wednesday to. visit at the
home of her daughter. Mm. E. R.
Brynon, for the University commence
ment. This year holds a .particular
Interest for,. Mrs, Veazle because her
granddaughter. Miss Lyle Bryson. Is
to be graduated. Th dedication of
the marker erected at McKenzle
Rr'dre in merhory ot the pioneers who
blazed the trail over the pass Is also
an evem that Mrs. Veaxle will at
tend before her visit ends.
. A T.,r '...-....
Mm O. H. Foster, Mm-Henrl An
derson and Mrs. A. H. McDonald were
hostesses Wednesday afternoon to the
Blde-a-Wee- club at the homo of Mrs.
Foster.. Special gueSta were Mm
Beth' Ijiraway, Mrs. . efbert Olson.
Mm B. B. Hartnng and -Mrs.-W. W.
Calkins,- 'MW Olson iraa presented
with the- guest '-prise' and' Mrsv H.. C.
Clark -won the club trophy. This
meeting Closed the series except ;for
the- party which the eir low score
holders miint give to-' the six high
a. .1 1
Mra. Henrv TromD enterUilned ine
Aloha elub nt a one o'clock luncheon,
In the Palm room at tie Osburn on
Tuesday.' And for tho Wratr time In n
very lonjf'-ivhllo' every member' was
present; - 'The" largo ' round table .'was'
artistically decorated with; awoet peas
nnd MJra. Tromp's -riomo; where'the
nftern.oon wna devoted to bridge, Wns
gav with roar .'Mm.- I. T: B.. Wade
won the high acoro trophv nnd Mrs.
Herbert Olson" wna given the ronanln-,
tloni Mrs. U' W, Pitman "-(rill be the
next Ijpstesa. , ( v . .',.t
MondnV -evening Mf.' nnrl' Mra." A.
A. Rogera .entertained .a coterie of
fr'enda at dinner, nt tho Anenornge.
After dinner the party wa trnns
forcd id.'tho Ttoger".nomo. for an
evening of bridge. ,.In the oosy and
attractive Shack tho pretty (ahlo was
oontorod with rnrollno Testout roses,
nnlo bW'e'delphirtliim nrH maidenhair
fern.." Pink- rone nut haaketn and pink
roso place, cards marked th,e covers
laid for Mr, nnrti Mr, -Wlrnn H.
Jowott. Mr. nnd Mra.' Frank U Chnm
hera, Mr. nnd Mrs.'F. R. Wetherbee.
Mr, n"d Mra, .Onvld Auid., Mr. nnd
Mra. HerDert-Clnrk and the host nnd
hostcaa. . ' ' . ', ;, - u: . "!
tn honor of the a-nlnrp th" Pi
Beta sorority. Mrs. W.' P. Fe'l irve n
verv dollehtful "V o'clock ' luncheon
pnrtv on Friday. ' lNpnr-onlored Mn
rtamo Segnler rosea formet .the e(
irnctlve oentet'plero on -the prettv
inhln nnd little' dolls- In gnv' colonial
powns servlnir as nlar) -nrHK' marked
thn cove" Inld for -Miss Mlsll !.
rencc, Mlsa Audrey Roberts,-Miss
Private
Diamond
Salesroom
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1:
.Marlon Mitchell, Mlas Oenevleve Hav
en, Mlsa . Kleanor Colemun, Mlsa
Rather Fell, Mra. P. W. Benson, houao
mother, and the hostess.
.
-Membera 'of dtvlBlon No. 1 of the
Associated Charities met for a one
o'clock luncheon at the Osburn on
Tuesday., Dean Elizabeth Fox gave
an. Inspiring- little talk toward the
cultivation of a get-together spirit be
tween the townswomen and the Uni
versity women in their effort to do
effective work In this new organiza
tion. The . afternoon hours were de
voted to bridge. All members are
urged to attend the meeUng on June
,27, as Important decisions are. tp.be
made. . ' - "
In honor of Mlsa. Helen Broeksmit.
head resident of Susan Campbell hall.
who Is leaving noon for the vacation,
Mrs. -Bruce' Uiffen invited the follow
ing . guests. ..to a .very . charming, .ooe
o'clock luncheon' at ner lovely home
on Friday: Mrs. P. L. Camobem- Mlsa
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Elizabeth Fox, Miss Gertrude Talbot.
Mrs. W. M. Case, Mrs. Norman Cuse
of Hiawatha. Kan., Miss Alice Capps,
Miss Lois Gray and Miss Dorothy
Collier. .
...
Mrs. 8. N. Boyer and Mrs. 8. B,
Johnston entertained the house chap
erons of the various sorority houses
at a veryj delightful picnic party on
the north side of Skinner's butte
Tuesday afternon. The picnic sup
per, which was a veritable banquet,
was served on tables near the new
bungalow from which hot coffee, etc.,
was supplied as well as dainty maids
to serve It.
b
Mrs. Edgar Piper, Miss Constance
Piper of Portland, and Miss Stover
of New York, will be guests at Hen
dricks, Hall for commencement time.
...
; Member's of the Tourist club we're
entertained' nt the hospitable' home ot
.Mrs. Frederick G., Young on Mon
Music House
Opposite Laraway's Jewelry Store ,
Private
Diamond
Salesroom
day for one of their regular evenings,
of diversified accomplishments. A.
letter from Mrs. H. D. Sheldon, who
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