Morning register., August 13, 1922, Image 13

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LARAWAY'S
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, AUG, 15, 122
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; unlovwl. v.n illallk.,1,
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KiiU t iln'iii"lv und olhora In
f?. aim, lyi'a ut Ml'l'tro " ,lr"w
'"v ll'wa Hi III" "Mlnrjr of ii
7,.1'r. Tn," which Wllllatii linaii
iS nri.i"t ""'' " ivi'iomiy
Vnrinn nov.l. but how ninny Iiiivb
"I'll w.
f"j ,0, anil Willi moro purpoau
k.n lha ranil.ra nf forly y.ara miu
" ,wuniiiii1 10 1I0. It l hoio.
,'. A linn wlih tmuaa to -!!
J,, ultra Irn mlvorilnnnnmi
In imh oiio of I ho curr.nl numlr
5 ntian HiiKiiiiu t" l"r Hie m
,i public lo rcml iinmlliliiK ahovo
ii! "luwlirow" muff It now ilcvourn.
jknthry altrulailo or imroly coiiiiiut.
when tliiy oirr I ho work of
ih..irMit iillaiiphra, of whom
Zi ol on urn woefully iKimrnnt, In
3,1 wIihi H'"y olfi.r Iho wuraa of
on, do w. Ih romlliiM publlo, want
llivtti T . . , ,
Of lnt,rl to Iholr many friend.
In Ku(iii ll I" ,n" nniioiint'euii'nt
0! Iho oilman""!!! of Mian Ohnrllo
Kobarla Ki'llliin lo Duitloy ItHllilnlnll
dark loih w'll known mid popular
mdiinti of tlio Unlvorally uf Oinann.
Mua Krtin mail ih nnnounomnvni
vnitrilay al an Informal tr iilvon at
lb, Ta.la Onlar In Uitrk.lcy, Ciil..
for Mr,, llotnml Mcl.oxl Mlllor, no
MU Kaall SI llarkrr. uf Kimiie. The
roup of alainl twenty airla who wro
inai, at thin happy alf'ilr woro to,
inrr tiromin aluilenla ami friend, of
Un. Miller. Mlaa Kenton la the
iu(hler of Mm, t'harlea ItoUort l-'on-loo,
of I'orllond. Mhv allendi'd llriiiiul
11,11, a Rlrl'a ttrlvnlo JH-Iiool In Hpu.
,n. Wnah., and waa urnduilled from
lb, Unlverdly of (reon with Iho
rUaiof ll,. Mlaa Keniun la n mem
Hr of Knppa Alpha Thcin frniornliy
d durlnit her collega tlaya had n
airt In many raiupua artlvltle,. For
four yoar, ,ha ,vrved aa alumni ace
nury at the I'nlvoraity uf (reon,
and tl pre,ent aha la aclinic aa private
Mertlary to the dean of Iho colleav
ol rommerec at the rnlvcralty of Call
fcrnla. Mr. Clarke la the aotl uf Mra.
L Z. Clarke,, of Itorkeley, formerly
of Portland. He waa a aliidenl In
Portland Academy, and waa Kraduul
rd Irotii iho Unlverally of Orejfuti wllh
lh, olaa, of mo. Mr. Clnrkn waa
, mrmher of Kalpa Hlyma frniornliy
ami aevorul honor aticlelle,. and waa
prominently Identified In rumpiia atlt
Iftlc durlnit hla cnlteirn curoor aa une
of OrcRon'a urenteat alara, both In
football and bnaelmll. Ilulillir the war
Mr, Olurka aatrvml lit" Cmly, holdluK
th, ooiniiilMlon uf captain, nnd ho waa
decorated with the. croaa of Kovula,
uhlch rarrlea wllh It the tltla uf
culler of Iho crown of Italy. Mr.
Clark, I, a motnhar of lha Multnomah
club In I'orllnnd and of Ihn tllymplo
club In Han Kranclaco. At preaent
b, mldo. In llerkaloy and la connect
d wlih "10 McCormlck ateninahlp
Unci In B1111 Krnnclaco. Tha weilillnx
U to b an event of tho early fall and
will Uko plscg In Portland.
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Tha homa of Dr. nnd Mra. C. M.
ilill In llerkeley, Cal., waa tlio aceno
I r brauilful and Imprcaalva wcddlmc
bwt Wednradny ovonln whan Mlaa
Kniel May Marker, dmiuiitcr of Mr.
and Mr,, Milan H. llurker, of KiiKcno,
bwmo Iho bride of Holaml McU'od
milr. Only cloaa frlenda of Iho coil,
tlo wllneaaod tho aervlco, which wna
rnd by llr. Kill. Mlaa Charlie Fan
Ion, of Portland, attended tho bride
a; maid of honor, and M. A, Kradell,
of Brrkeley, acted aa beat man for
r. Miller. The brlclo worn a trown
f while laca net nnd illver ribbon
f carried a ehnwer bouquet of
ndoa roaea and llllea of tho valley.
Mb 1 IViiiun worn it tmln pink Pronch
; i" cuiriiMi pi 11 ic I'uNiia.
Sll,l' I l.i I. ml,, ,M,in,., f Nw.
porl, It, I . piuycii tii wiiiIiIIiik iniircli,
nnd mi lnr.M mill rcicptiun Um wc.l-
I'lllR ..Ipiec fui,wi,, ,u ,pa,
.ill-. Ml - la a uriiiliialii uf I he Ku
Ki'im Ii'k'i Hi lioiil 11 11. 1 hna n W, hcli.
of fid 11 In h .,. Mr. Miller la n uniil
II. He nf li e llnlvuially of llllllah Co.
Il 1111. In, iiinl leculvod hla nnialer'a dn
Kicc III ( It,, Unlverally uf I 'nllfol liln.
Ho la now 11 meliibiir uf Ihn fiiciilly
of tho linlvcrally of Orcaon In Iho
cconomlca .l.-.iirliui.iil. Mr. and Mr.
Miller will lie 11I humo In their frlcnda
nl Hu 1 1 lo t.'oilil after Iho that of Oc
tober, a a a
Mra. OeoiKo II. M.-Mm run wna hoat
eaa on Muniliiy nflurnoon lit nn ex-
t Ilimly beiiiiiirui iimi hupuy blrih-
ilny piirly Klvmi r.ir her lllllo kiiiii.I
il.iliKlil.'r, .Iiiiiii McMiiri'iin, who la thn
dniiuhU'r or Mr, ami Mra. linMoit Mc-Mnri-nu.
Thla wna tho who IiinnIo'
flral blrlhiliiy, mid tho cnlel iillon
riivo nil the joy poMHlhln to the hmior
KUral itutl her youmc frlenda. Knch
child wna pi-eaonleil wllh n doll mid
it vny balloon, nnd lha lovely hiwn
waa Iho p!aynrouiid for tho whole
nflnmoon. Tho nrown-llti Klleata
ahared nl different tlmea In dlrocllnu
Iho play and Mra. 1'nRo and Mra.
Macduff aaolated the huateaa In aerv
Iurt Iho parly refreahinenta, oul of
duora, to tho tiny lola. Thn birthday
cuke, with Ha una bravo candle, wua
the if Ift uf lllllo Jean'a foator mother,
Mra. Mnclliiff. ltefreahmitnta were
aerved lo the molhera, KrnndluolherM
mid aunllea nn tho nllractlvn porch
ovurlooklitR the pretty aceno tho
"pm-ly afforded. The llltlo KlicNta
were .lean Mc.Mnrrnn, ailrat of honor,
Ml,a Jnnet and Ml,a Helen Johnalon,
Mlaa llelly and Mlialer Jlick Mncdilff,
Mnaler I'aul Hamilton, Ml,a Alleon
and Mualer Hilly l.oinl. Mlaa II. Ion
Kei-r, Mnaler lleoraro Hnncy, Aliialer
Frederick JcnnlllKH und Mnaler llohby
Mcflee. And the chiiperonea wero
Mia. A. II. Uilld, Mlaa Ivn K. Unlit, of
llerkeley, Mra. Juno M. I'iiko. Mra.
I'nul Hamilton, nf I'niMor. Waah.,
Mia. K. K. Hnrlonit, Mra. Hoy Mrtlee.
of Corvallla, Mra. Netoun K. Mncdoff,
Mra. V. V. I'alklna, Mra. Havld Link,
Mlaa May Klnaey and Mlaa I'orothy
Itarliiuv.
a
Mra. Frank 1'nite nnd Mra. Adelaide
I.llley were KracloUN linaleaaea Thura
day nt n onn o'clock luncheon Riven
for Minn Mury Moraan. who won leav
Ina fur her home In Kl I'uao,' Teaaa.
Mia. K. Ii. Fruuklln nf Kl I'nao, MIn,
FIlRnbeth (Irnvea of l)N Anitelea, Mra.
Manila Wnleon nnd Mlaa Frnncca
YounaT. About tho moat nttraclive
Inrae round table, cenlered with pink
Klitdloll and aweet peaa, which waa
laid In the I'nlm room at the Oanum,
Hie aueala HiiRored aoclnbly over tho
dellraclea an aklllfulty eervod lo them.
And after the luncheon the conR-elilnl.
converanilonnl circle formed Included.
healitea Ihn honor am-ala. Mm. (leunce
llettnr, Mra. Frederick fl. Yoiiiik. Mra.
O. II. Foaler. Mra. llenrl Anderaou,
Mra. W. F. tlaburn. Mra. Addlo -liiirn,
Mra. Kllen M. I'ennell, Mra.
Timothy t'loran, Mra. Julia ltunceNa,
Mlaa F.llun Hendrlcka and tho lloat
eaaea, a a
Mra. Pelh IJirawny and Mra. llnr-
beri Olann were hnalvanea on weiluca
ilnv nf n moat rhnrmlnRT one o'climk
liinchenn kIvcii for Mra. liraway'a
hounn atui'Mta. Mra. Itenry Kvurnhn
nf tlleudnle. In., nnd Mra. John
Humor, of llnuliler, Mont. Tne per.
fecllv nunolnled tnble wna moat nr.
tlallcnlly cenlered wllh plnK dnhllua
nnd alnnlna, whllo bouquoie of vnrl
011a Knrdeti flnwere, nil In ahadea of
pink, icrnced the llvlna; raonu where
the afternoon wna apent In plnylna
lirlilite. Mra. W. T. llordnn received
the hlKh ecore prlae nnd the other
itu e,i, for thla hnppy affnlr wero Mra.
John I- lleao, Mra. O. H. Foaler, Mra.
Henri Anderaon. Mra. W. W, Cnlklna.
Mra. Itiiymond II. Whee'.r, Mra. Che,
ter Htevenaon, Mra. V. O. Hwnn nnd
the KUcala of honor. Mra. Kvernhnm
unto of tho University of lliltlalt Co
, ,
Mra. Paul Hamilton of Proaaor,
Wnahlimtnn, who la vlaltlnit her
111.11 her, Mra. Juno M. Puicc, la n Doltn
OnmniA nnd bocnuao alio dealrcd to
vlalt with her aororlly alatera In n
group alio Invited nil thoae who nro
In town to apend Thiiradny evening
wllh her. nomlnlacent chat nnd pro
phetlc plana made the pnrty moat auo
ceaaful. IjiIo In the evening Mlaa
Jeannelle Cnlklna naalaled tho hoaleaa
In aervliig light refreahmonta to Mlaa
COOK WITH ELECTRICITY THE
. CHEAPEST FUEL IN EUGENE
Super Automatic
"Hotpoini-
Hughes"
1
Metric Range
IS HERE
The new invention that we have
heard so much about is here at last,
j Come in and let us tell you more
' about it. ;
H. W. White Electric Co.
694 Willamette Street
ChIIim-Iiik UobtP, Mra. Hnrold Turner
"t I'uiMiiiiiI, Min. Itutxii l Huhh MlKV .
Kciiim or I'uriliiiKl, MIhh Mlldrm An
lulllur, MIhh Kitiiim HM p hii himi , MIhh
Alh.-Kit mill MIhh Kutltt I'nttiT. I .tl thi
itciMMii'it jny Tunifi' 11 ml ruul lltirnll-
Km, Jr., vt.ry youiltful iim!ImIhiih ut (lie 1
Mil ly, wfiii iru'fit for a Hliurt viHtt
t'Uily In thu uvinltiK.
Mm, Oniiir 1(, (liilllon iimi Jut m.
(it, MIhh I'oii WrlKht. HiiuiiHomil u
ih'lltttiirul iiori'h imrty Krliluy iifiir-
nucui with nvu inimin-d iih ihu iiliHiirh-
llIK pliHtlfllli. OlIUnlltll'M Ut IIUV KlllllllIM
iimi Kl'Hllnll ilvronilMl thn pnmy
(Minn unu xtw iivimk ronrriH, The
imriy wiih In tho nuturu of u fnrW4ill
for MIhh WrlKltt whu ixiih:Ih to hi tend
thu (mmiiIiik wlntur In Now York for a
yi-iir of HtuUy In Coluinhln llnlvorHlty.
Mm. I' I,, ChiunhnrH won lha Midi
hcoio prlto and Mih. Halt, Mm. Khilil
11 ml mihh rciixiihAlli ami MIhh Kllnor
(liilllon iihhIMi'iI In Horvini. Thu In-
vmimi khunIh tor thlH rhiirrn nir ovent
wro:- Miu A. It. Tlfftiny, Mrn. W.
M, n:iimt, mih, i;. K. WlMiMor, MIhh
I'oroiny wiioulcr, Mm. V, ii. Ynunit.
MIhh Kioiicch Yotinif. Mliw Dorothy
'olltir, Mih, KiIrut Miiiiln, Mra, Kun
nntn null or WcrnlllnK, Mih. (1. H.
HenrilHiy, Mm. John HUritub, Mm.
Duvlil Auld. MIhh Mllliin Auhl. Mm.
A. A. ltOKern, Mm. Frank Jimklnn,
.m m. j . w. wood rurr, m i a. w. K.
Mllim, Mrn. H11I11I1 liitriiwiiy, Mrn, Or-
vl !lf U'al lor, Mm, J. Itlnhop Tlimlo,
Aim. wiiinirn joiui urocki'llmnk, Mm.
Kdna 1', DutHon, Mm. C, I). Iloror,
Mm. Hurry C'lurk of Donvur, Mm.
Hurry Yocom, Mm, H. 1), Allen, Mm.
V. H. Wolhrbeu, Mm. Huroltl Ion
ntly of I'hltutliitiihlu, MIhh Kmina
Wiiiprintin, MIhh KllxubtMh Vox, MIhh
Alli'o (npiH, MIhh Hurrlut Thomnon,
Mm, K, I,, Chuinhf'm, Mm. Huth I,uru
wuy. Mm. lli'iiry ICviirnhiim of OIn-
ilulf, town, Mm. John 1 In in or of Honl
dt'r, Montitnu, MIhh Mnuiln Kornn. Mm.
Kiitnh Muriln, Mm. A. .. Mrawn, Mm.
A. I). Hrown of HtU'in, Mrn. ttcorK
DfHur. MIhh Klluihcth Omvoa nf Ijh
AnKtdi'H. MIhh Kthcl Hunborn. Mm. Ii.
W. IXilliiHk. .Mm. It. II, WlifC-lffr. .Mm.
Hfrbcrt OIhoii, Mm. I W. Coin In km,
MtHH llfrih Coinlnio, :tfm. O, H.
KoHinr, Mm. Hfnrl AihIithur, Mm. (1.
K. Ifhmiin, Mm. Kilwln L. Knupp.
Mm. Kdwitnl lh Kmtpp. Mm. It. C.
Clurk, Mrn. K. U I'n.kurd. Mm. Hnrl
OoiikIiuu, Mm. V, M. Citrtvr, Mm. Kill,
uhwth 1'rcHcott, Mm. Hobtrt pri'ncott,
Mm, J. (). Holt. Mm. Hurry llobbtt.
Mm. Idnho Cirnpbll, Dr. Kva Kruxir
JtihilHon of ChlriiKu, Mm. W. W. Citlk
Iiih, Mm. Murihu KU-ld, Mrn. M. 8.
Ally nml Mm. F. L. Htutitoti.
Arthur Fruwr, fumoua plnnlnt of
(Milcimo, who fit 111 cluiiim KuKOne an
hlH home. Iirt woilnt'Htluy to return
to hlH Htudfo In ChleiiKO lift or a vIhU
of a fi'W dny with hl parontH, Mr.
nnd Mm. O. N. Kruxor. Mr. Krnsor
Im-hIiIoh IiIh rt'Kiilur Htudlo tachlnt hnn
bipn oondiiLMlnir a Kovornment achool
of miuhIc for rvturiifd Holdlom. Tho
hcImioI wiih I'HtabllniH'd for hIx inonthH'
'XpiTliiif-iit to Rlve dlxulil(( noldlum
who hud rniiHlrnl iinlllly nn opportu
nlty to fit thfiiiHi'lveH for profraiHlonnl
work ltticir 11 h HololHtn, orchOKtra or
baud plnyim or tearlHTH. Mr. Fraxor
hiiH provfd ho wontlvrfully urcPHful
1 lint now, iififr n year and n half, the
Hrhnol 1h ntlll producing rcsulta fur
beyond expectation.
Mr. nnd Mrn. Frank Pnfco Ravo n
ntoHt happy llltlo ciifotcrla Htipprr
party Frliluy I'vonlng- for Mr. and Mm.
A. A. Morn of I'orllnnd. Mr. Morm
who Ih connected with NorthwcHtern
N'ntlonnl bank In 1'ortlnnd, Ih, with
Mm. Miimo, ape ml Ins a two wocka vn-
rntlon nt tha homa of their non, P.
M. Mono. Ie Franco ronoa Rraood
tha aervlmr lablo and adorned the
llvlna; room where thcaa oral while
frlenda spent a delightfully remlnla-
eent evening. There wero proaent Mr,
and Mm. A. A. Mono, Mr. nnd Mm.
I. M. Mono, Mra. K. M. Cnrter, Mm.
Adelnldo LlUcy and the boat and
h oh ten.
For Mra. A. C, Drown, who htii
luHt roturned from nn extended vlnlt
nt hor former home, Wichita, Kan.,
Mr, and Mm. Kuwln u Knapp nter
tulned a fow of Mra. Urown'a frlenda
Tuemlny evonlng Five hundred waa
tho pitHtimn and mra. .-itnipn Mnum
held tho hlirh acore. Mlaa Vivian
Hteudlmr nsBlHtod the hostess In eorv-
Inr refreHhnieuta to tho fo lowing
gueata: Mr, and Mra. Ralph Martin,
Mr. and Mra. a. l, nrovvn or aiem,
Mr. ar.d .Mm. Kdgar Martin. Mr. nnd
Mm. Kenneth Hull of Wnndllng. Mr.
nnd Mm. Omar It. Gulllon, Mr. nnd
Mm. Hubert Proacott and 8. . Allon,
and tho honor r;uoat, Mra. Brown.
1
Honoring Mra. Mnhle Drew, who la:
vlaltlnR her alater. Mra. F. W. Hough
ton, a plcnlo was given Thuradny even
ing at Coburg bridge. After the pic
nic dinner there wua a bonflro and In
the evening dancing wna enjoyed, in i
the pavilion, by tho Mr. nnd Mra. Van
Hvarvurud, Mr. and Mra. Dlok Klncald,
Mr. and Mra, Harold Wagonor, Mr.
nnd Mra. M. V, Roblnaon, Mr. nnd
Mm. F. E. Mccrncken. Mra, ioiign-
ton, Mra. J. 8. Kitchum, Grotta Miller, j
UHinn Jiiapcraon ana mo nouor gucsi,
Mm. Drew.
Mm. IVIlllam Moll Caae and Mra. K. i
J. Moore entortulned elghtoon frlenda.
of Mm. Amy Went full at Mra. Moore's
attractive home In Hill Crest on !
Thursday aftornoon. The rooms were
bright with yellow garden flowera for,
t hla farewell party honoring M rs.
Wob trail who n leaving aoon to apena
a year In the Enat. Mra. T. A. Penr
non anng tnont beautifully n number of
charming aonga and needlework ao
compiinlud tho lively conversation un
til lute in the afternoon, wnon roirean
menta woro aerved.
w v
Mm. cinlro B. Wllloughhy auccood-
otl In making tho celebration of her
huHbund's birthday on Thursday a
opmpieto aurprlHo to him. The party
bi-Rnn with nn Ideal blrthdny dinner
and wna followed by nn evening of
dancing. Tho colebrnnta, beaidea the
honorod gnenta, were ar, mm mm. j.
W. Ka'. Mr. and Mra. Krnoat Stroud,
Mr. and Mra. . I, Linn, Mlaa Cor
rlno Linn, Mlna Marian Linn and War
ren and Willie Knya.
Mra. Herbert Hoomo and lltllo
(laviKliltr Hnrbara hav gono lo Al
bany to vlalt for a week wllh Mra.
Iloome'a alHter, Mra, Thomaa Potwln.
Mr. Hoomo plana to motor down thin
week-end and tuko Mra. Hoomo t.nd
Tturbara to Cannon beach for a week.
From thoro Mra. Hoomo will go to
Poitiand to atny until tho flr.st of
Hepiombor wllh another alater, Mta,
Arthur Itobinaon. , ,
Mt nnd Mm. W. F. ailatran and
tholr daughter. Mra. Robert Koaa
MacKenna, who hua been their guest
for tho pant woek, motored to Nyo
hoaoh yealoniay. Mra. uusirnn ana
Mra. McKonna will have a- cottngo
there for the rent of thla month. Mr.
nilntrap will return to Eugene In a
few days, .
For Mra. O. W. Wolla of Chlcngo
who waa tho vuoat of. Mr. and Mrs,
fl. N, Frwaor on Wwdmmday, Mr and
mrn, r runir buy' ii mniKHlMll lllliu
iiiiii-iii'uii yurvjr hi. mt, uHMurn wnn
covum laid lor Mm. Wellna, Mr. and
Mm, Murlon MtM'Auln, Arthur Frusr
and Iho host und Iiohii-hh, Mm, WiOIca
Is the arllat'Owiier of iho Kul6 Hhop
In 1'hlcugo whare ture Jewela and
hHiiii-niuuRiiv iiiviiii nwinB ui un ura
to bo found.
Mr. nnd Mm. Lewis II. Jolinmin
link d u few old-tiiiio frlunda to dine
with thorn Informally m thn Outturn
Tueaduy evening In order thut they
miKiit enjoy a sociable reunion vlnlt.
ThoHo invited were: Mr. und Mm.
Frank L. Charnbem, Profeaaor and
Mm. Frederic H. Dunn. Mm. Evelvn
Hiurr LuhIIo Of Los Angelos, Mlm
MuuUo Kurna, Mlaa Klin a Hundrloka
und Mydo Fllmoro of Hollywood, Cali
fornlu, tl, v ,
, Mm. Hurry Clark and children,
Dumnnt, (ieorgluna and Glenn, who
huvo been vial ting for some time ut
thu home of Mr. and Mm. Claud o D.
itorer, left thla weok for their home
In Denver. Mra. Clark went to Port
land on Monday nnd Mrs. Itorer and
MIhh Ho rah Itorer and the Clark chil
dren followed on Wednesday. Mm.
itorer ana M ihh naran win apenu a
few duyn in Portlund before return
ing to Eugeno.
Mlaa Marlon Ady who has been
teaching In the art department of
the Idaho Htuta Normal school at
Lew I! on for tho point winner and
IhroUKh the summer school vacation.
arrived In Eugene yesterday to spend
tier five ' weeks- vacuiion wtin her
mother. Mm. M: H. Ady. In the full
mish Ady win return to i.ewiKion to
resumo the aurne dutlea for tho com
ing year; - . ' 1
About one hundred and twenty-five 1
picnickers attended tho Women's Re
lief Corjw plcnlo held at the home of
Mm. Phoebe Marsh on Thursday.
Members nf the Grand Army nnd their
families were present. Lunch and din
ner were served cufeteriu atyle from
the bountifully-filled baskets with cof
fee and ice cream supplied by the
committee of the W. R. C. The aft
ernoon waa devoted to visiting..
Captain Waldo J. Adams, who la
stationed at Camp Normoyle near San
Antonio, Texas, on the eve of hla de
parture for the south sponsored a de.
Ilghtful little dinner party at tho Os
burn Wednesday evonlng. Covers
were hild for Mr. and Mm. Fred Stick
elM. Mr. and Mra. J. A, Grirfin, Mra.
Hertha McQueen of Cottage Grove
and the host. - .
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Mrs. T. O. Hendrlcka, Mm. Ruby
Goodrich nod daughter Martha, and
MIhh Garda McDonald and Margaret
Ann Hmlth have been enjoying the
puat week at Newport. Mikh McDon
ald and little Miss Smith will remain
there for some time, but the other
members of the party are expected
home today.: y?. -t
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The date for the reception -which
wan to have been given thla past week
to further the cause1 of loana and gifts
for the depleted art department of
tho Unlveralty has been set forward
to early In September, when -moat of
the vacation iraveieca snnu nave re
turned to town and tie able to attend.
Mr. nnd Mm. J.ttiewla ' Johnaon
gave a delightful little dinner party
Monday evonlng for mra. waiter tt.
Pimm, of Portland, who waa Mlsa
Vera Wllllama, of Eugene, before her
mnrrlaae. and Mlsa oertruae neeiy.
of am Angeiea. Mnrlgolda wero ar
tistically used In decorating the table.
Mm. J. T. Bogart. entertained the
W. B. A. of the Maccabees delight
fully with a silver tea on Wednesday
afternoon at her beautiful country
home. Carda. needlework, music and
refresh menta made the hours pass all
too quickly for the fortunate portio-
Ipnnta.
Mr. and Mra. F. W. Comings re
turned Monduy from a vlalt of sev
eral montha In the east. Moat of
their time waa apent In cities of the
New England atatea. Mlaa Bertha
Comings arrived Tuesday from Seattle
to apend tho rest oi her vacation, at
home. , -
Mr nnd Mm. F. R. Wctherb'efl nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Donnelly mo
tored homo Friday front Cannon beach
where they huve apent the past three
woeks. Mr. and Mm. Donnelly ex
pect to leave In two weeka for their
home in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mra. G. D. Linn and daugh
ter, Mlsa Muriun Linn, left Friday for
a few dnya' visit In Portland. From
there Mlsa Mnrinn will go to Seattle
to vlalt her aunt. Mm. Lewis J. Gay,
and on her way home will attend the
Y. W.'C. A. conference at Seabeck,
Mr. and Mra. J. M.V Miller iAvlted
Mr. and Mra. Wilson H. Jewell. and
their son, Wilson H. Jewett. Jr.,, and
Mr. nnd Mra. Charles C. Whittoh to
an Informal little dinnor'pafty at their
attractive home on Alder street
Thursday evonlng, : " uv'
Mm. Riilnh Martin's mother. Mrs.
A. C. Brown, returned Monday to
her homM In Eueene after an absence
of two years, which ahe apont with
reintivea in wicnua, iwan., ana in
Kansas City, Mo, '
Mra. O. M. Stambach and little
dnughter Betty enme. Tuesday from
their homo in Glendora. Cal.. to vlalt
at the home of Mm. Stambach'a par
ents, Mr. ana Mian.ju. ariung,
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. 'usnurn ana
Mr. and Mia. W. W. Cnlklna have
motored to IMllaa to apend tho week
end with Mr. and Mrs, Harry. Joslyn
who formerly lived in- Bugeno.
For Mra. J. B. Marriott of Alnmeda.
California, who la visiting Mra. M. M.
Tuft, Mra. Arthur Morris invitea a
fow of Mrs. Tnft'a frlenda In for aft
ernoon tea on Friday. . , ,
Dr. nnd Mrs. John F. Bovard and
little daughter. Jeanne, left laat Sun
day on a motor trip to cannon oeacn,
where they apent the week with Mra.
Dean Walker.
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Mra. Km ma Daniels and hor daugh
ter, Mlaa Mary Daniels, of Los An
geiea, are visitors nt Ingallalde, tho
home or Mr. una Mrs, a. x. ingaua in
Col lego Crcat.
Mra. J. A, Creaaey and Miss Alice
Cr canny are spending a two weeka'
vacation at tho Yoran-Whltton sum
mar home, Yotonco, on the 'Willam
ette
Mrs. Arthur Morrla nnd children,
David and Janet, returned Tuomlay
from Newport where they have en
Joyed an outing for tho paat month.
M"r. and Mra. William John Rrockei
bank, after returning Wedneaday from
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' The Dorcas Needle club apent an
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Mhwea Minnie and Jennie Hansen.
After a short business meeting Hev.
Hery Iversen read a. very Interesting
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work and music, interspersed with ao-
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