Morning register., May 13, 1923, Image 13

MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE, SUNDAY, MAY U, 1923
FIVE
I ,,miiiii ui . iiiicm
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iVl.,"!S.r 111" '" h,.,v"
nif'"' ,.l diiughlorn on III..
hlr "",. ',Ji fur n week-
..., in i." ..- i..,i....'U'
nh Mil. un voimiy, Hingem.
.ili . ' 11 in n.oBt fitting
,1,1 be tin. honored
pH'" "2 week-end, una H
M" (u.r.. "L.. m uloiiMiiro thin
'!".. "T,.,,i urm.l.'.l iiii'l ontei'-
fn m. "'" 1'J";,:0
I". . munv iinitii"." "' '"".
"",. . ,l. rllllM.il Alma wilier
VS n liti'l HtKill M, Ulid
Tn "iii win l,,uv': ","
1 . .n Hum""' lu,,"S'
"S?i I b"lr Vint". "nl1 11
Uf"' V1'", U,,1 inllnlla wnrih.
..lr7 huv 'been .lnnn..tl
''i" ,.J,. iy un.i nororliy houneii,
'!!' In lb n.l Friday
nluhl, Will 11 ""'K0
1 (.1 ll W..mnn'n
!',?,, yMlP.'ili'' uflrrniion, mid
1 -i.nk.
h. 'k J""1 "" '""1 """'I
.!. wii "'."'. ,"r'"
,1nll At IhlH neiiKim l.nK.ii.'
Jirtlrulur J-.y In entertain
(SriodlltU nr.. tl'o wiioda '"'
i. .. Willi lovoly nny blonnomn
Unlff elh iemb.'rn "r. ""
S7iittrwiti.il In thit oul.M.riin
k. flMl Iflf i.f the Hnli.iii-t.ur-ll"'"'
..'".,( .i... which III
lWen. A - UH ludliy.
nf I"'. ulll lin hoalH
T'
Ib" . " . ',. , ny
ri. " . Vt, v wi h
iVmotbrn ur njoylntc family
' . i tv.. fit uniiii w til
EJt mtwiKiM of nffoctltm unit
I ,IH (o throughout tin. nation
L, vmK ha" lnn mo'rkwl by
li'nl "" ,K noti
. .i Buui iilitNiimiMh
.hut wu ttmt for which Mr.
', L'tfuiitfiitull nnit Mi. Mnrlon
uch wire hot.iMi t ttm 0
,t hotel on Wif.tnutliiy. Moro
,i hundred kuvmk worn hl.lrti-n
lb, ttttrnoon hour, nnd In
m room u lurid, conllimont
i brldnw whllo lh Knnliiu
b room formi'd a d.-liKlilful
I'M U(NIN
PA 10 IXKt
CAae of
his,
The men folks are
improving fast, ,
They treat their
clothes so they
will last. -
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1
tca
Mi
lata.
Ala
By Oliidy WllUlnii MuCroudy '' ' '
plillHI fill' 111 I Of lllllllll.'I'H Of ft'll'llllH
lu I'lijoy Ilm miii.ii ll lit y ot inii'illii
win It. Tin. I'l.'h toiioH ut yiillow
iii.ili'N hl.iiili'd Willi (In. iitniim
lili.iro uf I he ton riiiiiii, whllo kiiiiw
I.'.IIh nnd CiilH'iirnlii hiiiIch iln
liiorimlon niiiili. tin. hi 1 1 1 1 riiiiiu
In'lKlit. Tlinri' Mm, A. U, ItolioilH
i it t it u I ii l diii'liiK I lio nrii'iiioiiii
with u mi niliur ur inimical il:u
IIdiih. AnHltlui Ilm llimti'imin woro Mm,
Winiiroil Kuykiiinliill, Mim. V, T,
tlonliin, Minn Minimi u IIiiiiIIl mid
Mm. J. W, Kiiyn.
At toll. Ilnio (liiliillly iiipiiliil,i
miiilll uilllon m utiiil I hn HU.'.iln, mill
aorvliiK wru it miinl.or. ul niimo
llvo 1 1 in I (I m In miinini'ry frocltK,
iiiiinlioi'liiK Minn HiiU-iiu Kuylii'ii
iliill, Minn Cliilru Yuiiin, Mli.ii J , 1 1 -nvii
Hluhiiii, Minn lloiilrli:u l-"iii l.y ,
MIkn tliMlrudu l.lvi'i'iiioro und Mlhi.
IImIdii liny,
Mom dollHhirully liifornuil mid
llilimiitu Willi, tho two uru.i noonti
of hrlilmi fun whlrh Mm. Ili.ruli)
Whllo wtm lioHtvM. mi Tuumlny uinl
Hiilurdiiy iiitornuiiiiH of tho wi-i.k.
Kor th.i Mini ii l tn I r, flvu tiilili.n
worn In iilny, n ml ulmut Ihn ronnm
iiUHMtTN ut II In in uinl i In, ii,.i.ir
iniililu of Inn hint it hivi'ly folor
notii. Tim KHt lint fur 'l uomluy
nuiiilii-ii.il Mm. H. l. AIIimi, Mm.
Kilim linlniiii, Mm. H. .1. Wllnnn,
Mm. A. I', Dixon, Mm, W, I'. Ki.ll,
Minn Amy liiiiin, Mm. Alli.'r Iti'lniT,
Mm. M. C. Ilnrrln, Mm. T. W. Ilur
rm, Mm. K, ):. Ilnrtiinit, Mm. Jon
i.ih Kiiko, Mm. W. A. Kuykimdiill,
Mm. Hi.lli Uiiuwiiy, Mm. A, II, Mi;.
I.oimhl, Mm. VV. K, Mllno, Mm, fl.
I0, I.i.Iiiiiiiii, Mm. iliTbiTi tilKim
Mm. J mi.. I'iiki., Mm, Arthur Itotr
cm. Mm. K, X. . Hclitutfarii. Mm. Huy
niond WhiMilor, Mm. Orln Htiifford,
Mm, A. It. Tlrritny, Mm. . it.
I.'luhlu. Mm. J. 1, llonnn, Mm. llnr
ry I'uwvll, nnd Mm. Mnrlon Vuutvh.
Vimtoj-dliy iiflornoiin Irlii and
othor HUtdon hloomii initdit Iht.
10011m tjuy, mid tiirdn iikiiIii forrnod
Ihu dlvomlon, tho lint iiuiiiIjoiiiih
Mm. I.ci' How n, Mm. Iturlion
I'hirke, Mm. ilohort Karl, Mm.
John Hmrjt Bviinn, Mm. II miry Kon.
tor, Mm. Ctirliiton Hpencvr, Mm.
Imvld Unthmii, Mm. Howard Hull.
Mm. W, li. Moiley. Mm. Krod Max
Icy, Mm. Jiiok llonaricl, Mm. Wll
i.on Coffry. Mm. Lynn MuOrvudy,
Mm. Krntioili AM, Mm. Klmoi
I'll I in. . Mm. Mumun Wiitnon, Mm
Arthur Morrlii. Mm. VlrKll I'lirknr,
Mr. Curl Kooiik. Mm. I'. A. Horn
mini, Minn Mitb.'l Mnnurud, Mm.
Iinlhort Htminiird, Mrn, (loorKi
llltchcook nnd Minn Mildred Dork
rlry. Tomorrow Mm. White will hi
linnii'iui fur it third u( thene must
dflluliltiil ii tn 1 1 h.
An Inforinul dnnrn lit tho Coun
try cliih iiitmctod tho iitti.ntlon of
H nuiiiII (.otillnKvnl of inoinbam on
Krlituy ihkIii. With I Ha nminon
for oion iiir iturlion unit ilrnu
nl liiiuil, ii nd ihn iwnnlblllty ot
iihort work -in, I trlpn up Ilia rlvor
or to tho count, tho li.'iKhl of tin
dillll'llltt nrunon lit tho dull llli.
punnrd und from now on chlof lu
tnront will riiitir in Klf und nup
p.T piirtlon ut tho llnkn.
Tiitluy itinrkN tho opnlnir of the
Wllliimiitlo valloy IrlniiKUlur tuur
iiHinc nt. und fur iho (Irnt li-tf or
tho lournmnont. tho Corviillln noil
oltih In hont. ' Next Kundiiy Hiilom.
Oim'nllln nnd tOuiri-no will flny on
tho llnkn hero, und In two weokn
Ihn flnul niiitohun wilt ho pluyrd
ut Kitlcut. It 1 uulli. probnhlo thut
Kiikviio'h rouihiKtnt ut Corviillln
will he InrKoly componed of the
twenty team nienihi.m, hut novorul
pnrthi tiro uolnK tnndo up to iro
to Hulain In ii forlnlKht. I jib! yeiu
alinont nono of tho phiyem' wlvon
Oiln for the match, hut thin nprlng
It In Ihn plan of n number lo innloi
down Inter In tho dny for the drlv
und lo noil the flnlnh of tho mutch
ex. , Moth Atbnny nnd Honelnir- hnve
now Rolf i-liilm thin nprliiK, nnd It
In tiriibnhlo thnt tournituient dnyn
will ho nrnuitxed with them fol
lowing; the completion of tho pres
ent mutch.
t t
Mm. M. C. Ilnrrln nnd Mrn. fl. J.
Wllnon were dellKhtful honiennee
yenterdny ufternooo at the Ilnrrln
homo for' tho find, of three bridge
tenn which they will Blvo thin
nprlnic. Tho living roomn whr
-ven tnhlen of hrldKO wcro In ploy
durlnif tho enrly houm were beiiu
llfully nprlnir-llko with qttnntltler
of mnuvo nnd lavender Irln nnd
roldrn-liilnd ronen, nnd nnnlntlng
throinhout the time were Mm. T.
W. HnrrlH and Mrn. , Alberta Me
Miirnhey. n
'. Next Hnturdnv Mrn. Hnrrln nnd
Mm. Wllnon will nftnln bo at homo
'
are Best Quality
W?80 wc ,)clicve thoroughly in their superb style ami
, y wc always feature n gootl assortment of Fisk-
rtfC lle'tfUwi... i f et . ilt.. I. itl
N se i oi ;;.pori Jiais arc ncr "
- ."tin, i ;
Bi Rcductioiu on All Trimmed HU "
Ruth McCallum Carter
'"irst. National Bonk DUlg. llpstairs)' -.'In;-
o ii niimlii.r of ,,. ri.,.n,in, mid
n Mmiiluy will Ik, honli.nHin fur u
tliu.l Iiiiko nrrulr.
.
Mr. mid Mm, Dnvld Auhl, tin well
tin. iiiuiiy irlumiH of Mrn. 1 ,11 Hun
H.'uliin nnd Minn l.lllliui Auhl whu
worn iilniin,.,! ,lt pienn iiiiwb of
ili.ilr l upiuni ii ml liiiurlnunmi'iit by
Mui'how hiindltH whu riildi'd the
BliuiiKhiil-l'i.klnif exprenn tin In hint
week wi.ro Krmiily lelleved on Frl
duy on rni'iiliit of a cublnl minmiKu
iIIiimii rriim Minn Auld which re.it,
Hnfo, nut fiiptureil,"
II him nliii'v iii.(.i leurnnd from
oilier promt cnhli, upwk Unit tho
two woiu not on tho train, hut
worn In I'oliliik- at III,, tlmu of Ihe
robbery. Holm, of thone lulien
prlniinei' uro mill rvtnlned In thu
Uiinillt BlroiiKhulil In the hill coun
try noiir the nceno of Iho hold-up.
mid ureul Imleed In Ihn i,llf Uf
rehillven mid frlemlH hero or the
Kuod iiiiwh whlnh tuiiio no unex
peeledly. Mrn. Nenton und Minn Auld will
not return until July from their
extended trip IhroiiKh the orient.
Till, HlKll, mill s.f ,!. ILL.,
, ii , , ' "".IIUUIBl
luillen ii 1J nonlaiy enjoyed a piirilc
ulitrly pleiinmit ineeilnif on Tuon
dny iifiernoon when they were
. . nun. jiuiiiio iiovey ut
her home. An Ideal nprlnif day
muiln chultliiK. needlework, und
ten out under Iho treen or the old
yard a iiiont cnjoynhlo divernlon
from the winter moetlnKn,
On Thiirndny und Krlilny of ike
week, Mrn. Itohort A. llooth and
Minn I In i burn Hooth nponnored
two of thu mont dellKhtful or the
week'n Miclnl eventn when they
were nt homo to morn than two
hundred of their friend. On
Thurnduy tho IIvIiik roomn of the
Itoilh home weru u Harden of
imiinnluif. color, muiuuin or wild
blue lupin, Orlentnl popplen In rod
tonen, Irln nnd Scotch . broom
muklnif a lovely hiu kKround. Lit
tle Minn Jean Martin frroctcd the
tuontn nt the door, while unnlntlnx
In recolvlnic woro Mm. W. T. (lr.
1on. Mm. U II. Johnson and Mrn.
Wnldo Adiimn.
At the tea tnb'o with Itn pretty
centering bnnkot of pink Kludloll
Mm. W. A. Kuyknndnl! poured and
ervlnu were a group or Delta
Delta Delta itlrln. Inrludlnit Jone
ohlne IMrlch, Alberta McMonlen,
Kntherlne Heed und Helen Kher
wood. On Friday nftornoon. yellow
wan the predominating tone of the
living room, carried out by the
we of iiuiiiilltlen of Hootch broom.
Mm. A. t'. Mlxon prcnldcd nt the
tea tube, and annlntnntn to the
two hOHtcto.cn numbered: Mm.
Itulph 11 M It In. Mrn. V. W. Uennon
lid Mrn. Jumen II. Gilbert. Diir-
ng tho ten ho urn from three until
.Ix nnolher group of nororlty glrln
lerved.
l.nnt night the rhapter house
Mplia lie!in I'l glrln wre hon
ennei for a forniul munlciile tn
ivhleh nevenil hundred fucu'ty and
townriilk woro .bidden. Among
the Intereiitlng numhern on the
irogmm were thone given by Minn
Mitltriido Coo. Minn Oweiidnlvn
Irfimpnhlre, Minn Klolne Mcpher
i"n..Mli Tlernlco Veo. Minn Helen
fliirper. Minn Wive Merry, Minn
Jean llurpor und Minn Hcuiuu
Clurlt.
i Wednesday marked the "fort;
n'te-htiv golf luncheon ut tho Coun
try club und sovorul matchen of
.he ladder tournumuut (or women
wore played off. Mrn. Hurry
Powell, Mm. J. U Honiio nnd Mfn.
Wulter MoCornnck woro hontcnfeii.
.
.' Wedneniluy Kvcnlng Hrldge club
member wero entertnlned this
week by Mr. nnd Mm. Wl non
Jowet who Invited Mrn. Morgan
Wutnon an a npeclul guest.
IniinnnnnHinni nl 1 1, A thirflni.
mont of Minn Mnlilo Konu'rook,
gruuilniighter of Mr. and Mrn. J.
V. Kornerook, of Kugene, to Mer-
.III ltiAt. nt u,,,i,llMlnn wtm mniln
known nt . an - .attractive Hoveo
o'clock dinner given nt tho Anchor
age Wednesday evening.
: A pink nnd white color ncheme
wan cnrrlod out In the room and
a large lumxet or nweei pean in
piiHtel nhuden formed the center-
bourd men attired In their black
drenn nulla mnrgea mo pinccn 01
tho guestn, who numbered eight.
l.A(un.pnn tt llipl-tf flnWPrB WnrC
given nn fnvorn, nnd In them were
concouiea me. ooiroinui -curun.
Mr. Itoyor in nnninnim manuger
nn.l nu.lllnt. nt the lllMRin Tn Y Htlrf
Audit nnnoclutlon of Pendleton.
Tho wedding will bo nn ovont of
Septomber,
. Charming costuming nnd unnn
unlly hnrmonloun and agreeable
iil.il.' n.,,a mniln l,n ilnlICA
IIKIHIIIH i'i " i." -
drnma prenentod' by glrln ' of the
UlllVomlty gymnanium unuer ine
.1.111..1 .il..Art,rn nt Mlaa T.llllnn
Stupp nn eniieclnlly plennlng and
nwijiinllnn lrttHCOrl .In
Guild iinll on Friday and Snturday
nightn, tno arnmn tiimrira in.- in
tention of mnny townnfolk to whom
inui,Hiina u.,n Avlenderl. nn well
an, numhern of vlnllorn on tho uni-
vorolty ciimpnn l".n ween-cnu, ,
! a ,i.M ..,ainni nvniit nt Fri
day which wan mont enjoyable wan
tho ten Wannon ny ino nieiiun.i"
nr.. T.1,1. tfnaitnn in linnnr their
provlnco pronldent , Minn ' Ixiuise
I, ' .... ...... , ..ll,nn. I.npa
now ijenion, wno in vni,,,,i ,.v..
Presiding nt Iho nnmovnrn wore
Mm W. Ft Q.' Th.noh.er. nnd ;Mmo.
Hono MoOrowj, '
rAJrt., nnnll Aliih ninmhern en-
muitiii,; Ai".. -----
iA...,i in.,i,iin.,' ,,i . Vn Cnmna
Hhoppe with Mm, nnyld Ooblo nnd
Arfh.l..H ;ieinl,lu 'no linnteHHCH
,llin, mini"" i; " '" i , ... -
thin weeRi roiioweu ny men- ii'
-f umaah hlnlnv limine the
direction Of Mrn. ,1. It. Hell. Klec
tlon of offlccrn mnrked tho biinl-
neHN mocttng nn lmponnni, mm i
...... .k..u LL-ni niini Hie
lOlli.winK Miuiii.,--i i, , --
yohr'n progrntn for thin prominent
" . ..... .1 I.l.n, Ml-,1 A.
orgnniziiin.il.' iui'ihhl.-,.,, ..........
H. Uol.ertn! vlccprcnldent, Mrn.
i..ni.,. unni-niiirv-teennur
illlLlll ,,,,,pli.,i. . - ,
or, Mrn. Lenter Temple. The next
mooting will noanin
tho Onhtirn hotel, with Mrn. Ilob
ortn nnd Mrn, A. l Ingiilln nn hont-
enncn. . ' , '
Alumnno of Kappa Alpha Thotn
will thin weok insuo enrdn for a
nllver tea nnd munlcnln to ho given
Friday, Mny: 2, nt Iho homo of
Mrn. Cnmpboll Church, nronopda
from which will go to tho frnlorn
Ity blilldlnB.fund , ,;,',V:
Mrn. tdnlto nmpholl hnn ng tier
Aiigelen, whu-In reiiliiinbi'li'd by
Ii nt- mnny old Irlundn III UiiKfiiu
un "Uullioruio cokbwoii," iiiiu nor
m,iy in liuiiiuie will nrford oppor
tunity fur thu pleuniint renewing or
luiiiii'i' iii.'iiiuliiliiiii:en un well an
lur 1 11 1 uiii it I nutliil uirulrn,
.
IJnlunn all pluiiH go awry und
cuiiiiiiiiinen nhoiild lull lo worn,
llugeuo will noun become known
un Ihu "lily bcuutltul," both
through nctuiillty mid tliruugh the
npreiiuing broudcuHt of tho iiropu
giinillnt niiiiie,
'Iho IJugiiiio fedorutlon of wu
iniii h orguuniiitloiiH luin united In
an iifijii tu bunuiiry tho city In
every way punmblo und to that
end commltlucH lutvo been appoint
ed. Hen ii ii 1 1 ix tho personnel or
thene coiiiiiiiuoom It neonin wholly
uulilieiy Unit they will full to wont
und uulIvu work In very noon tu he
under wuy.
A lint of tho committees and
membership follown:
I'ui'iiimieni beautifying: Mrn.
Mary Jewell, Mrn, N. l' Mucdulf,
Minn Moztllu liulr, lioun K. li. He-
Cuu, Mrn. F. M, Wllkinn, Mrn. Both
i.iuuway, (,n it .vicciulu und 1'. M.
VVliklim.
Hutto un tit: Minn Ellicl Ban-
hoi n.
Junior Audebon: Mrn. W. II.
Miiklimn and Mm. Hurry Keeney.
Unnlghtly pluiivn: Mrn. Joneph
Koke, Mrn. F. l'olnduxlor, und Mrn.
Hobert Ulddlo,
Kxcliuiigj of plant, flowers: Mrn.
P. 1,. C'uuipbull, Mrn, Idaho Cump
bell, Mm. F. (.'. Wultorn.
The oily In divided Into twenty
dlvlnlonn Willi a capable committee
of three In ouch who appoint two
women witnin tnoir Homo block to
luterent nelghborn, uxchungo plann,
new purklngn, removo rubhlnh, 1m
provu und beautify nurroundlngH.
uiher oommltteen are:
Public bulldliiKH: Mrn. V. X.
Hchuerern and Mm. ftoy LooiiiIm.
iieautity urn Homo mock: Mm.
O. II. Campbell, Mrn. p. M. Mornu
and Mrn. F. 1.. Polndextcr.
Tho annual convention of tho
Oregon Federation of Women'n
clubn will bo held at Modford thin
spring, the diiten fulling on Muy
At Fortnightly club meet
ing hint Huturdny tho following del
egate were appointed to reprenent
tho organization nt Medford:- Mrn.
W. F. Unburn, Mrn. W. W. Calkins,
Mrn. Herbert Clarko und Mm. Mor
gan Watnon. Tho party will motor
uovvn. .
Mrn. Herbert Jtoomo wun hont-
enn lor the week'n meeting of Ten-
cup club at her homo on Friday
and for the aufternoon nho miked
neverul guenln, numbering Mrn. W.
r. Gordon. Mrn. George Kchuefern,
Mrn. F. X. Hchaefem, Mrn. Waldo
Attiimn and Mrn. George Hitchcock
and her mother, Mrn. C. L. Hen
dernon, of Hood Klvor.
If. I. club met with Mrn. B. B.
Ilrunduge on Thurnday al her
home, with Mrn. I,. II. Klgwart an
Invited guest. For the next moot
ing tho club mombcrs lutvo planned
a illnner ri.r the hunbitndH when
ItoHtenKen will bo Mrn. W. K. Pow
ell, Mm. Wilson Jowett and Mrs.
W. 1J. Swan. ,,
'
Tuendny ut 10 o'clock In tbc
Prenbytorlnn miinno occurred the
iniirringo of Minn Alice Alexander,,
und Morrln McCullough, the Hev.
Itruco J. CI ffen otfliintlliK. The.
bruin wore a tnupe-colorod travel
ing suit. Mr. and Mm. McCullough
left noon for a nhort honeymoon in
Portland und other towne. Thoy
will he ut home in Lebanon where
Mr. McCullough ban' a . position
with Cray's Cunh und Carry stori).
Mrn. McCiilloilgh ban been cou
nected -wUh Ihe Orny'n Cunh nnt):
Carry store In KugenQ for a num?
her of years. Mrn. Trena Alaxnuder.
of Florence, mother. of tho brldq,
wan an out-of-town gui-Hi for tho
ot-cunlon. . ' ,
. v ' '
A guont on the, campun this
woek In Mrn. A, C. Heinle of Spo
kane, who In district president of
IfliPliu Alpha Tholit. and In on nn
Inspection trip to the local chapter
whore nho in being entertained.
Lust night a formal dinner at the
chapter houne was planned for
Mm. Rem Is, and tomorrow nho
will bo guest for a luncheon given
at the Anchorage by the alumnne,
and Inter in tho nftornoon nt a tea
planned by the active chapter.
- .
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Gordon will leave on a. trip to Chi
cago. New York . nnd - Montreal
which will lake them away from
ISugcne for a month or six weeks'
ntay.
. . ...
On Wednesday evonlne Mr. and
Mrn.- Kdgnr Martin wero hontn for
PUHtlme club. Inviting as addition
al gucHtn Mr. nnd Mrn. Adelherl
Ingnlln nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Itobert
Prenoott. Cnrdg wore followed by
a lhto supper, and an Interesting
plan wan made far picnic nupper
at the College Crest homo of Mr.
und Mrs. . D. Allen, next Tuesdny
nights ,;. .... . .. i" ., ,,,,,, ,'
Twelvd members of the Homo
Science . club wero, hostesses on
Monday night at tho Country club
for a dinner : which honored nil
hunbnnds of tho club nnd tho re
maining half of tho members.
: Tho long tables wero affectively
decorated with great urns of pur
ple and whlto Iris In combination
with delicate floworlng shrub, nnd
llnnd-mude numo cards sorved as
score cards for tho hours of brldgo
which followod. Tho hostesses
numbered Mrs. -Earl Immel, Mrn.
Frank .lonklns, Mrs. . A. F. Rnpp,
Mia Rlmn. Hendricks. Mrs. F. X.
..cnaolern, Mm. B. U Packard, Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrn. U P. Huuon, mrn.
Fred Htlckoln, Mm. Claude-Horor,
Mrs. Edith Vlnnl Dny, Mm. Arthur
Rogers, and Mrs. M. C. Harris.
,. ..,
. Mrs. R. A. Booth and Miss Bar
bara Booth left yesterday to spend
a. few days In Sulom. j , 1
' In compliment to Mrs. J. M. Ml(-'
ler whq I'oturnod. Inst month from
n n extended visit In the enat, Mrs,
John Bovnrd asked a number ot In
tltnato friends In for dinner In on
Tuesday night, Covers were placed
(or. Ur. and . Mrn. Miller, Mr. nnd
Mrs.' Wilson .lowott, Mm. Cnmp
boll Church, i Mr. and Mrs. Bean
Wolltor, nnd Mr, and Mrs. John
Stark Evans. ' ,i , , ,
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. E. r.
t.yon nskod a fow neighborhood,
frlondn to como In most Informally
for tea to moot her nlstor, Mrs. M.
W, Mills, nnd daughter, and Miss
Belli Mills, who are spending sonic
lime In Eugone,
At flnrlnirflpld '
I ni.Rli.tcr Lane County Special
SPRINGFIELD, Oro May. If. -Members
of the Priscilla dub were
delightfully entertained lnnt Friday
afternoon nt the home of Mrs. In
flwnrtz. Nendlowork.and conversa
Oat-of-TownSociety
i .... . -
Ihe cliino uf the inuolliig dullcloua
rerrenlimeutn woro nerved. Minn
i'.ditu Kwait. wan it nueclul guent
or tho club ror tho occunlon, Thono
lirenont ineiuiieii mihh ICdnu Kwiirt.,
Mrn, John Hiiavey, Mm. Win. lion
iililnon, Mrn. J. Willi i am, Mm. John
Toiiini.lli, Mrn, II. A, McKy, Mrn.
Ilowiird Fii eliiiiil, Mrn. 1. Lurluier,
Mrs. Norman Howard, Mrn. Jllley
Hnotlgliins, Mm, T. KwurU,
At t'nwvidl
l(!Kltr I. ana Cuutur Mutclnll
CIIUHWKLL, Ore., Aluy 11. The
l.idlen' iiilsnlouiiry noddy und the
luillen' li id noddy of the Prenby
tdiiiu chun li comblui'd In a blrth
duy party In honor of Mrn, C. II.
Hcdgwlck al lier Jioino Thurndii'
arienioun. Hhe wan the recipient
of numerous bouiiuets, dainties,
nnd a birthday cake with candles.
Mrn. I. .Vlouney had charge of the
mlsHiuniiry meeting and two new
memhem wore addeil to It: Mrn.
A. II. Olson and Minn lOllzabcth
Thompson. Thu ladles present were
Mrs. It. H. Mcliunlel. Mrs. F. l.
Lacey, Mrn. Corn Olnon, Mrn. A. H.
Olnon, Mrn. F. H. Anderson, Mrn.
A. L. Hchwerlng, Mm. p. A. Moon
ey, Mrs, Emma. Johnson, Mrn. El
len Lower, Mrs. John Beak, Miss
Ellzfibelh Thompson, Mrn. H. E.
Truvllllon, Mrn. Hophlo Kklund,
Mm. Ann Hearn, Mrs. W. W. Hear
by, Mrn. J. K. Nolnnd, Mm. Joneph
Wood, and Mrn. J. Miiarunen. ,
CU EH WELL, 0ro Muy 12. A
''ple-un" crowd unnembled on the
corner Tuendny evening und armed
with creamed pies and otherwise
dominated "open-faced" pies uuiet-
ly approached the homo or Chester
Noland und bornburded him with
u surprise part. Tho beautiful
home wun thrown open to tho in
vaders and gumes were pluyed, for-
leln given und redeemed Bud then
enme the pie served In sections
find quarter sections and In unlim
ited supply; ulso coffee. The folks
then had a good old-time' sing.
Those present wore Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Weber, Ur.- and Mm. 1). A.
Forben, Mrs. K. H. Melton, Mrs.
Emma Johnson. Mr. and Mm. C.
E. J.eubo. Mr. und Mm. C. II. Sedg
wick, Mrn. Ellen Lower, Mrn. J.
Maaranen, Mm. Jrma -Ogram, Mm.
Cora Olson, Mr. und Mrs. William
Holllston. Mrs. Myrtle Jackson
Mrn, O. E. Evernon," MIhh Ethel
Petty. Mr. it. Htripp. Mr. and. Mrs.
j. E. Noland and Chester Noland.
The ladles' missionary society ol
tho Methodist church mot with
Mrs. William Parsons on, Tuesday
arternoon and enjoyed a ntudy ol
lndlu. They also served a nltvet
tea which added to the fund m
terlully. A pleasant social after
noon was. enjoyed by all present.
V
The Priscilla club wan enter
tained at tho home of Mrs. N. E.
Steele on Thumday afternoon. A
pleusant social afternoon was en-
Joyed was refreshments of creamed
chicken in ramkinn, bread and but
ter, cake, apple nalud and coffee.
rhe luillen present were Mrs. Wm.
Hollinton. Mrs. F. A. Richardson
Mrs. T. P. Jackson, Mrs. Ralph
Stone. Mrs. C. E. Lcabo, Mrs. Geo.
Schuliiicrlch, Mm. C. F. Mnnre
Mrs. H. O. Brady, Mrs, Eliza
Thompson, Mm. Frank Fox, Mrs,
II. 11. Powers and Mrs. Roy York.
m
-A wiener roast wan hold at tho rtver
wiener roant wan held at the river
Thursday ovening, tho participant
being glrm und boys ot tno high
school. A contest had been waged
between the boyn and girls on sales
of mibacriiitlona to the Country
ientlcmnn und the girls lost, ana
thlH wun the way the debt was paid.
They had a rtl live timo and a do,-
liBimut evening. ; ; ;, ..
- t ,
The Priscilla club met and wore
onteriuincd at the homo of Mrs. N.
E. Steele on Thurflay utternoon.
i' At Mount Vtlllon
, (Reglslor Lane County Special
' MOUNT VERNON. Ore., Moy 12,
The Mount Vernon Thimble club
held its regular meeting at the
home of Surah Francis - May 3.
Eleven members were present tc
enjoy the day.
: At noon a delicious two-course
luncheon was sorved by the host
ess, assisted by Hattie E. Munley.
Mm. E. J. Rcnolds was the only
visitor of the club. Members pres
ent wero Ethel- Armltuge, iena
Davis, M argil rot Clorrle, Alice Grif
fin, Clara Jrlogan. Mary Mcrner.
son, Margarete Carpenter, Sr.,' Hat
tie Munley and Surah Francis. The
next:meeling will be at the home
of: Jennie and Hazel Tryon, Mi?
31.,
At lxno Pino
-(Uesltter Lane County Spoelal)
LONE PINE, Ore., May. U.i The
ladies ot the Lone Pine- Sewing
circle enjoyed a very ploastint'af-
ternoon Wednesday wun mi's. A.
W. U Haynes. Conversation, sow
ing, nnd fnncy work wero the di
versions of'' the afternoon, ;ut tiie
clono of which tho hostess served
n delicious luncheon, assisted by
Mrs. Horace H. Taylor. Mrs. Fred
Miller and Mrs. B. K. Wheeler
woro guests of the club for the
afternoon. Members present were
Mm. Emmett Howard, Mrs. Frank
Rice, Mrs. W. J, Brown, Mrs. How
ard Hodge, Mrs. II. L. Plank, Mrs.
Horace L. Taylor, nnd tho hostess.
Tho next meeting will bo with Mrs.
Will Hunt, Wednesday, Juno 6.
At Oakrldgo
(Rentfttnr lane Uoubif Rpeclal)
OAKRIDQE, Ore., Mny 11V
Mrs. Hugh Stevens entertained the
Cnscado club on Thursday after
noon.' Aftor the regular business
mooting tho afternoon was spont
In sewing. The following members
woro present: Mm. Oscar Drury,
Mrs. C. A. Jones, Mm. C. A. Pad
dock, Mrs. A. D. Bulk, Mrs. Clarke
nnd Mrs. Paul Sterling. The next
mooting will be on May 2 with
Mrs," Smith us hostess.
At Ilnrrbiburic
'HARRISBUlia, Ore., May '13.
(Spoelal to tho Register). Thurs
day wan Enrl Hansen's thirteenth
birthday and in tho nftornoon after
school hours a birthday party was
given nt tho local hotel which is
managed by' his mother, Mrs.
Grace Hansen and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Wunihoult.
Eight hoys of his room at school
woro present to enjoy tho festivity
with him. Young Hansen wan tho
Veclplcnt ot ninny delightful gifts.
T;i" play, "Mrs. Tubus of Shanty
vllle," given by the Christian En
deavor society ot Iho Christian
church al tho Rlulto theatre Fri
day evening und ncted by nil homo
people, was attended by nn audi
,ence that prncticnlly filled the the
atre. It must be nnld that tho
play Was vory good from the start
to tho finish and was n mnrked
Bttcccsn nt kooplng tho most ap
preciative nudlenco in good humor
throughout the two-hour perform,
nnco. Every ono noted his or her
part with ronl credit. The rovenuo
from the ndmlnlon fee will bo used
to buy new seats for the -church.' .
M, T. Life. J. W. Plgley.il B. b
Try Register Classified. Ada,
A Wonderful Collection of
Quality Diamonds
Beautiful Diamond Engage
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$50 and $100
June is the Month of Brides and Graduates
This week will be none too early to select the appropriate
gift, and more especially so if you plan to have your gift ,
engraved. , ;
Our fine stock of Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold and
Silver Novelties, Hand-Painted China, etc., offers to you
a wide selection, and we are sure she will appreciate most
if it comes from Laraway's.
Arrange to drop in this week and we will assist you in
every way possible to make the right selection.
SETH LARAWAY
D i a m o n d M e r c h ant and Jeweler
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO MIEET
FEDERATION WILL CONVENE
AT MEDFORD MAY 21-21
Program of Interest Announced by
Hint Suidio Orr-Duiibur, Chair
man of Program Committee .
.. Tho twenty-third annual, con
vention of the Oregon Federation
oT Women's clubs will be held In
Medford Mny 21 to 24. It Is ex
pected that at least 200 delegates
will be present from all parts of
the state, l'here ore In the federa
tion 160 clubs with an approxi
mate membership of 10,000 wo
men. Mrs. Saldle Orr-Dunbar, chair
man of tho program committee,
announces that a program of In
terest and Information is being
prepared by the department and
division heads, the chairmen ot
standing committees and that
here will be In addition several
speakers of note as well as many
musical selections. -
: On the opening night ot the
convention, Monday, May 21, there
will bo a reception to delegates in
.he First Presbyterian church, at
which there will be addresses by
'he mayor, Earl C. Gaddts; the
president of the chamber of com
merce, and Mrs. F. E. Merrick,
president of the Greater Medfora
club, the hostess organization. The
response will - be made by Mrs.
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to hear the genuine Victrola at is best in comfortable, private rooms, with the com
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Everyone is. 'Especially Diamonds of the very
finest quality that it is possible to obtain. This is
the only kind to be found at Laraway's. Every
Laraway Diamond is a Gem. ., You, may select at
random, with yoUr eyes closed,' and any one you
would choose you will find to be FIRST QUALITY.
First Quality Diamonds are the only kind permitted
to become a part of the Laraway Collection. Mr.
Laraway personally selects every - stone, after a
careful examination. He buys when quality stones
are presented. With this Diamond Shop quality is
always given first consideration. ..
It is well for you to keep this thought in mind
when ready to make a Diamond purchase. .
ANY HONEST PERSON may wear
a Laraway Diamond while making
their payments. , , .,
William Belt, of Roseburg, second
vice-president of the federation.
Tho reports of officers and
chairmen of - standing committees
will be given. Tuesday morning.- In
the utternoon ,the presidents, of
each federated club will give a re
port of the achievements of their
organizations - during -the' past
year. This will be lollowed- by a
tea at the home of Mrs, Frank O.
Owen. The Wednesday session, will
be held ut the new Ashlund com
munity house.- In -the mbrning the
department of public welfare of
which Mrs. Saidie Orr-Dunbar is
head, will have reports and speak
ers. This will include the crippled
children work by Mrs. P. L. Camp
bell. The - department of applied
education will be reported by the
chairman, Miss Grace Johnson.
In the afternoon the American
citizenship department, Miss Vella
Winner, chairman, will share the
hour with the department of fine
arts, Mrs. Collins Elkins, chair
man. Thursday morning the de
partment of legislation of which
Mrs. Alexander Thompson la chair
man will be in charge of the first
hour and later the department ot
press and publicity of which Mrs.
Edith Knight Hill In chairman,
will be in charge.
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan of Corval
Us. president of the organization,
will preside, and will give a report
of the general federation conven
tion now in session in Atlanta. El
bert Bede, of Cottage Grove, pres
ident of the State Editorial asso
ciation, will be a speaker at one
of the evening sessions.
The women of Medford ore leav
ing nothing undone that will make
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for the pleasure und comfort of
tho delegateo. Mrs. C. C. McCurdy,
acting pren.clent of the Greater
Modford club, Is general chalrmun
foe. the convention-and she ha ,
surrounded herself with the fol-
lowing: efficient corps of commit-;
tee: credentials, Mrs. H. L. Nob-":
lit; finance, Mn, N. A. Miller,, m us-'
Ic, Mrs. Rowles Moore; hospital
ity, Mrs. Jap Andrews: entertain-'
ment, Mrn. A. J. Hanby; reception, '
Mrs. J;: F. Mundy; registration,
Mrs. V. F. Lindas; decorations,
Mrs. C. E. Blee. .
i - Dancing Attendance 5
When a person pays marked attendance-
to another he is said to
be "dancing attendance." Thl
phrase come from the Midle Ages.
It was a generally observed wed
ding custom then that the brlda
must dance with all who asked
her. In Chrlnten'g "State of Mat
rimony." a book published in 1643
la found this record:
"Then muot the poore brydo
keep foote with all dauncors, and
refuse non, how scabbed, foule,
drunken, rude and shameless so
ever lie be." .
That It was not long before tho
expression came to be used fig
uratively In the way It hi used tn
day is evidenced by Shakespeare'v
use of It in Henry VIII:
' "I had thought they had parted !
so much honestly among them (nt
least good manners) aa not thus
to sufer a man of hifl place and so '
near our favor, to dance attendance
on. their lordship's pleasure.
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M'rrrFrcdorW Thorn ot ton
e3 ;
turn occupied - tho noun, ana ui