MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE; ORE SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1921
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f minora Ihruutihoul Moil
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,hjTJ.ao for alio" my or long.
In Willi Ihcl.l
t.. bwn several matron who
Klltlt Bugciio an.1 many frlemla
KJad lham upon their il-imriur...
-..a iiKlialiimi eiiiortnlil'ie;
. -i.il ..r i friend whom iino
"..LI id fomiilliiianl, unit mnlila
X"ri KWlhW epr.ng
I" t..rlniwllu III meet-
r: ih- r.rt,
lurgo
(inuara.
few
'Jj-imI fur III" Week Jilat bo-
"Vm aorlety la Biiihlpnlliig n
hi frnm tho Buy nnd
ttaM jut nml during lh
Mil two inoninw p.'mi.m.-
MiiaUlna will i ". ""'""
Jo, (mdlrsa nunilicra of vrnilon-
'"i la iroll'l lhal III" we-fca
(rem now until Hioiiilr. Un
HgMOHiln alm oenln. will l,r
rtaiparaiiwly qui!, wllh l.ul
until and moal Infornml affnlra
bmklnl rto walvunm auinnifr
iwllat. , . , ,
Oaa of til larval iinil moal
plmowlila ,if Urn wvfk'a Affalrii
u Iha hrlili" im nn Krlilny nf
ttraooa for ililli Mra. Ilriirn It.
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It lis keep you
looking like, the (
llcmaii you know
you arc.
iBnjvgsN a a 9onomvc
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lliuiiiliiKu mill Mra, 1, II, HJitmirl
worn lioaliaHiH, vaiioi'liilly i'innill.
lui'iilliiK Iholr KUoala, Mra. ,1, A,
Mi iiiiiliiKo, Mra, W. M, Hi an h, Mra,
Hlimllo mill Mia. II. VV, Willi.
'i'liu Mill 1 1 ii i'O roiim nt llin An.
rhoriiuii to't liuiiao wita rliiirinlnitly
mill uml liivltlim with Ma ili'iuni
lliina of IiIiik iloliililiiluui, Iji
I'Viilii" mill 'I'oaliiul I'naiia mill
iUiiiillllia of wlilln rlnwi'ia, HwIiik
Iiik nvor eiii'li Inlilo worn hlui
lilnla w lili li miirki'il I Im iiumlioi a,
Hrlini I'ul'Ua worn of llio ml Inn iln
almi. mill olnvorly limiil ilfi'iirmorl.
AMalailntf nliuul I ho riiiini tturliiK
llin liiiiira of iiii'iIh whim Mra, M,
M, Tun, Mra, l,uy KuwIIiik, Mra,
l.uko (limit rii' h mill Mra. Wnlilu
Ailnnia, wlillo lllllu Mlani'a Mmy
.Iiiiiii Wlllla, A II lieu pniiirnoii uml
.It'itn lliilili'it liiltril ti, tfrvvi iho
Kuoala, In lh" liili'rviil Iimiwkoii
iiirila mill llio Ion liuur Mra. Ki iiii
Hlriiiiil an litf anvornl iiiiimIiii, a
ii ii ii i Im. r of iiililliloiiul Huoaln worn
lilililou for I i'ii,
Tlman who miliiyml Ihla uffnlr
wnoi Mia, W. J. Ailmiia, Mra.
Diivld Aulil, Mra, Carroll Aulil.
Mra, Ititmi Aiulviauii, Mlaa Irriio
AiilrKiilo. Mia. Hitrinon Amlor
ami, Mia. Koiuiolli Aliloa, Mra. J,
W. Aliloa, Mra. Uo llown, .Mra.
Wllllniii Hiirkor, Mra. It, A. rfuuili,
Minn I In r hi. i ii II. mill, Mm. Iiiiynr,
Mra, J. Iloni-flol, Mra. C. A. llin.
iloii. ,Mra, Jnhii lti.ll, Mra. I,. K.
Il.'iin, Mra. II, U lliiuiirt, Mra. Ilur
iihl ll-yioii. Mia. Niiihuii Hnrr"ii,
Mr, Wllllniii furlla. Mra. K, M,
tfnrlor. Mm. W. I,, CiiiiTn"ll, Mra.
l'-innk Clmniliora, Mra. V, W. 'iil
kill'. Mra. Wllmul Onffny, Mra.
Wllllniii I !. Mra. fhnrlon i,
I liilllillllo .Mra. II. A, I Hull, ill, Mlaa
Kuiin ..Mlaa Amy Huiiit, Mra. Ilur
lit lioiini-lly, Mra. Killili Vlnftl
luiy. Mia JiiIiii Hlark Kvnna, Mra.
It. II. Klolil. Mm W. I'. Koll, Mra.
K. T. Klnillnor. Mra. O. II. Koaiar,
Mm. l.uko (liiiMtrlcli, Mra. into
tlllalmti, Mra, ICrnoat (Htatrnp, Mra.
Iluliy (Iniiilrli'li, Mra. Uumr c 1 tt I -
lion, Mra, M. I'. UrIKira, Mra. I'niil
tlroxii. Mra. J, A, (Irlffln. Mra.
Ilnri.lil (llnnMiii, Mra. W. T. (lor
itiiii. Mm. I'uviil llraliaui. Mra. rnrl
(tmy, Mra. K. M. HMhuway, Mm.
Iluwaril Hull, Mm, Arthur llintr.
altolt, Mra, J, I.. Hon, Mra. (inriti
John llohha. Mm. II. A. 1 1 ..)'!-.
Illtilirurk. Mra. II: II. Ilol.ba, Mra.
Mm llmiry llolli-narrk, Mm. K. K.
HnrtuiiK. Mra. T. (I. Ilondrlcka.
Mlaa Kluia llrndrlrka. Mra. C. A.
Ilar.ly. Mra. M. C. Ilarria. Mra.
o. A. Iliintliiifton. Mra. liwrrnce
llurrla. Mia. K. O. Imiuol, Mm. A.
I- lintalla. Mm. A. W, l.lvarmora.
Mra. Ilnlfh Ijtraway, Mra. Hth
liraway, Mra. Clalro !. Mra. J.
H. I.mkay. Mm. Ullry. Mra. tl. K.
Ihiiian. Mra. Kuril lhiiinn. Mm.
K. Clorko lwla, Mra. Krank J-n-klna.
Mra. W. II. Jowotl. Mra. Wlll
lniii Jowoll. Mra, W. K. Jolinaon.
Mm. C. K. Koopko, Mm, J. II.
Koko, Mra. W. K. Kiiykomlnll, Mra.
J. K. KuykonHall, Mm. H, M. Kor
run. Mra. Ilnrry Koonay. Mra, A.
II. MiliiMinlil. Mm. Will MurKll
troyil. Mra. K. to. Martin. Mm.
Ilnlph Mnrtln, Mm. l.ynn H. Mc
frt.ii.ly, Mra. J. 8. Maulmlry. Mm.
K. W. Morrnll. Mm. Arthur Minor.
Mra W. K. M"loy. Mm. Kreil
Moxloy, Mra. (I. II. MrMorrnn. Mm.
HhKriiiun Mnuily, Mra, I'. M. Mnrw,
Mm. W. II. N-al. Mm. Hnrbrrt
Olaon. Mra, Aililln Oatiurn. Mra. W.
y. (lahurn. Mra. V. I,. Tain, Mm.
B, o. I'ottor. Mm. K It. I'arka.
ii. J. u. 1'rnll. Mra. M. M. I'rntl,
Mra, Alfrt.it I'atpmon. Mra. Klmr
.Inn Mra. W 1'.. I'OWOII. Mm.
Inrry I'owoll. Mra. Ilorbort lloomo.
Mr. A. J. IIOU"rnu, .lira. rt. I-..
lli.l.prl Mra. Arthur Honor, Mra.
I...y Itowlllll. Mra, A. K. Iaii.
Mr. Kaiinlo Hon. Mr. Itonl. Mm.
I'. X. KoliKofora. Mr, tlonrito
Hrhnofor. Mm. K. C. Hliiiiiiona,
Mr. liirano Hlromnn. Mra. I'.
1.. HniKlarnaN, Mm. Htownrt. Mm.
Murrta Hmrbuck, Mra. J. M. Hhol-h-y.
Mm. W, A. Hnun.lora. Mm.
I'hoator Htovonaon. Mra. Kroil
Ktlrkola, Mm. Htnnloy Ktovenaon.
Mr. W. O. Kwn. Mr. J. W. Hhu
initio. Mra. Kroil Hinltli. Mr. II. I..
fiu.llov, Mr. Krnoat Ktrouil. Mra.
Carlton Bponcer. Mrm, II. Tlaitnlo.
Aim. noniy Trompp. Mm. M. M.
Tuft. Mr. A. II. Tlffnny. Mr.
Marian Vwitoh, Mm. 1. K. 8. Wnilo,
Mm. O. It. Wllloimlihy, Mr. K. It.
Wothorhoo, Mr. A. J. Wllllamiion.
Mm. V. M. Wllkliia. Mm. J. W.
Womlruff, Mm. V. K. Whoolor.
Mra, 8. J. Wllaon. Mra. Iloralil
Whim, Mr. Carl Waahburno. Mra.
Orvllln Waller, Mm. U. K. Vorun.
Mm, W. C. yornn.
Thn woflitln of Mia III nil Me
Imyro, of ihla city, nnd Wllllo.ui
Julatrnm, of Mnrahflolil, took
placo W'oilnnailay nftornoon. Juno
37, nt th tiaraoiuiito of tho Moth
ntllat Kplannpnl rhiirch, with llio
Hov. J, M. Waltnr offlclntlni;.
Kollowlmr thn coroniony a. rorop.
linn wan holtt nt thn homo of tho
brldo'n pnronla, Mr. nml Mm. II.
U Mclnlyro. Aflor a abort trip to
l "l Imiil i,1 Hoiilll., t,i,y will In,
fill! Ti "' Mrh-
la i.l uH.orim.n W, , , (
nl North llin1.
Mlaa IImImi Hmlih wiih ii li.vi.ly
lii lil f i, w,.k ,,, ,ir nlf
Himo to Kriink C. Hutlirflolil on
oiiitIiik m iho Holla on, hniiwi ut
10 nrluik Inai Hnliinliiy iiIkIii,
Thn Iiiiiiko wiih bountifully ilur.
oriitoil wllh auimiior fli.woi In
ninny loliim. 1. 1,, inniriivliu.il
nlinr ii.,i with whllo riiaoa uml
nllar i iiiiillm In lull orfootivo annul.
iinla ititiilii it lovoly biii kKriiuml fur
no etiiuirui hriiini iiurty.
.Iiiat tiroooillnir thn rernmnnv
MiiiIiiiiio Motin.w hiiiik "(I I'miiilao
Mo," nml alio wiia iioooiiiiuiiiloil by
Mlax l.itla 1'lirkor, who Ulan pliiyoil
tho brlilul iri i-M.l.,,1, Kour lirlilo
nialita. Mlaa IjiVolln Kiiruor. Mlra
I'hnrlollo Nowhnuan, Mia Joan
Kill nml Ml Mary Ann lliiliaou.
oil fruokoil In juiatol orKiiiullo mi.l
rurrVliiK iirm biiuiitoi of lirlxbt
awootpona, prooorloil tho brlilo.
Mia r rc.lprlrkii Tmvla wn iiuilil
of honor, nml hor (town wn of
orohlil iirKiinillo oomploioil by hor
bott,iiot of aweottioiia.
Tho brlilo onioroil with hor
fiiihor, who ttuvo hor In miirrlnico,
null alio wn iiiirnotlvo iiik) ulrllali
In hor woililliiif Kown of almpbi
whllo votln uml )t'4i, wllh lullo
voll rniiKbt with ornniio bluaamna
forliiliiK llio triiln. Hho inrrloil a
nhowor of KIMurnoy roar nml
llllo of tho vulloy.
KoIIowIiik tho coroniony, whlrh
waa porfoinio.l by Itov. Wllllum
Moll Cnao, a roooptlon wa hoM
nl tho houao. Mra. Clnra McTmi
Kurt anil Mm. K. II. Croahy pro
ablofl nl tho tiiblo,
Mia. Ilutiorriolil la tho ilmmhtor
of Mr. anil Mra. Ilorl Hmlih. mi'l
hor hualmnd la tho aon of Mr. nml
Mra. llilllorriol.1. or lla iwrii.
Tho brlilo noil uroom b'fl ul onro
for iho aoiith uml nro to mako
thoir homo In I Anioloa, whom
Mr. Ilutlorflolil In. In tho controct
f f IC bllallipaa.
Unlvoralty Rlrla who nro mom
bora of Kuatonr Htnr nml of tho
roauliltiK rnmpua nnennlxiulon.
-o...H..t,iM wr aoonaor for a
lrjo brl.lKo bonoflt on Wodnowlny
I tho Alpha Chi Om'in nnd Alpha
XI Iloltn hollaoa. Wllirn waa iiir..
aucroaaftil affair. Tho procooda
am to bo uaod in procurnm na
tional rbnrtor for tho ornnnllon.
(lardon bloom In profunlon
ndornod tho llvln roorna and v-
rnndna, whom many tamo wr
iili-od for rnrda, and mualcal
nil in born added to tho plcnauro of
Iho KtiiMil.
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Intoroatlnn word h boon re
rotvrd In Kukoiio of tho marring
of Mia l.ulu Dnvl to Arthur
Corkrum, of Ontario, Orog-on. Tho
wrddlng ocrurrod Juno 20, nnd
Mr. and Mr. Corhrum aro to mako
Iholr homo In Ontario. Mm. Cork
ruin la n former unlvoralty Klrl
nn.l n mrmbor of PI Hot I'M.
whllo hor huabniid la a crnduate
of o. A. C. whoro ho wan a mein
bor of Alpha Tnu Omcg.
Mia Kihol Wlnuor. formorly of
the Hiikoiio hluh chool fnoulty.
waa ntnrrlod to Mlloa Kcnnoth
Doylo In Hnn Kranolaoo, C.'n 1., June
17. Mlaa Wlngor for tho Dual yar
tauKlit In Tonopnh, Nevada.
Easier Cooking
r4-
Vulcan Smoothtop Gas
Range
fat,? w?"mn 18 interested in easier copking nnd wants
a ha m ow ,1,is tnsk C(l I'O lightened. It requires but
' tO f n I ,VCSllBnti0n 0f t,1C ,R,it9 of Vl,lc! Smoothtop
hntcii I mnY. Wftys in wllcl cni cooking is mado
Pas,,,le- Call today and let us show you.
Jhmntain States Power Co.
Mondnv evonlmr tho Amnranth
mot In Mojwinlo hall for tho Inat
inopllnit before tho auminer vaca
tion, tttcli member wa privileged
to Invite a gueat. After a nhort
bualnea elon card and danc
ing were enloyeit. Tho entortnln
ment cnmmltto had provided two
tiirt which wore very much on-
toyed and cauaed much morrimeiu.
Thoao who enjoyed thl event
wore: Mr. nnd Mr. William i.
Klukiinttin. Mr. nnd Mr. H. U
Klnlayaon. Mr. 11. 8. llrynon. Ml
Hnrn Hoffor. Mr. nnd Mr, r. M.
Hathaway. Ml lloaale Pay. Mlaa
Kthol l'unly. Mlaa tlraro Oldham,
Mlu Ijttirn. Mrlnllre. Mlaa KUii
both Startler. Mr. and Mr. Kred
Walter. Mm. ltoy Hmlih, Mm. W,
H. Hock. Mr. Ham Moaner. Mra,
K.I ih lllilmnn. Mr, vtoia rano
Mr. and Mr. Andrew, Mr. and
Mm .ine M.'Knll. Mia Ann White
ker Mr. and Mm. It. Ii, Uond.
f'rofeaaor K. 8. ttiinn. K. A. 8trnwn.
Mr. Merrol . Mr. Manley, Mr. una
mm K. k. iiutitininn. Mm. r.nxii'
ben, Pntieraon. Mr. and Mr. I. J
Crouch. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. T. Ken-
fro, Mr. and .vr. a. u. ininiim-
...n mo a ii. Miione. ,iir. HHU
Mr. Ullbert iticner, mre.
linuu. K. T. Ancleron. 1. w. oin
Mo unit Mr (1. W. Monro. Mr.
anil Mr. V. I). Bcobcrt and Mlu
Cecil iJingloy.
oo
Amnnir tho many KiiKonenni
who will anend tho auminer In
'...Oiilionll travel are Ml Jenn
netto Calkin and Mlaa Knthorlne
Doblo. who left hero on Friday for
Montreal, from where they will
aall for Cherbourg. They expect
to bo uway for the aummer monllm
nt lenat, and will protmtiiy nuiy
Purina' the winter n well.
Mlaa Julio. Hurgoaa will nlao
lenvn Kuirono Boon for New York
whor alio will Join Mlaa Henrletto
Ooiiy and logothor tno two win aim
for France to apena 1110 eutiiiiior,
boih returning hero for tho open
ing of college. t t
llr. H. n. T,ennnrd nnd his bride,
who wait formorly Mlaa Idn. Held,
me exported In Kugenn oon to
vlalt wllh l'r. Leonnrd' mother,
.Mm. Nellie Hurr Leonard. Their
ninrrlngo wn nn event of Juno 19
nl Tucaoii, ArU., nnd they will be
welcomed here .by ninny former
rrh-inlH of Dr. Leonnrd'a.
Moat Intoreatlng wnn tho an
nouncement "f llio engagement of
Ml Kathleen lendeion to or
tlon H. Flah, which was mado
known ycatorday afternoon nt nn
nllriictlvo hrldgo tea for which
Mr. It. M. Pratt nnd Mian Hen
derson worn hoateaaea Honoring
Ml. V. C. Loomia.
Knaenand sweetpen adorned the
living room whore tiiblo wero
plncod for enrda, nnd Into In tho
nflernbon pofrclimrtii" wclre
aeived, tho giteatn finding dnlnty
ciivdH hearing tho minion of tho
two. Mr. Morris Stnrbiick mid
Mrs. William Uarkor aanlnted.
Friends of Mr. Snm lehnutn
will ho glad to know that aho hii
conviileaced mifflcleiitly to return
to her homo nt ,1 unction.
a a
At tho regiilnr monthly moot
ing of tho Hualnor dlrla' league
lftat Tueadny evening, 2 girls on
Jbvod n plcnlo aupnor on the bnnk
of tho Wlllnmolte river nt the
homo of Mlns Ornco Oldham In
Went Springfield. The nftor-auppcr
hours wero spent enjoying a enmp
iro nnd vlotrola iniialo. Thoo
Krcnont wero: Miss Floaalo Miller,
lias Lenli Klbhy, Mia Kvelyn
Hohonok, Mian Mnhel Hoveraon,
Mlu Hunt Hoffor, Mian Oliidya
Dnakiiiii, Mia Krunnls Travis, Mlaa
A Kit. Coin, MlM F01 n'Tru via, Mlas
IC.Iiiu Hlowurt, Ml iionit Olaoh,
Mra, K..IIU1 lllllinan. Mia Mnrlo
Jonoa, Mlaa Kill I It Jonoa, Ml Opul
II0111I, Mia Klliol l'unly, Mia Lucy
Crow, Mia Klalo Wltrnock, Mlaa
Klatu llowi.nl, Mia Amollit llogor.
Ml,: Wmidit I'iikuii, Ml Maud
Him II h, Mlaa (lualit (Irmly, Mlas
Floroiico ('napnrarWi, M.a Mitbol
Hull u lid Mlaa Uraco (Jldluini,
Mr. uml Mm. Cluirlos Hardy and
duughtor DorrlH, loft by motor thl
wook ror u trip of two week or a
month 10 Imh Angvloa.
. a
A (Ulot but very protty wed
dlitit u. .jiirrod curly tin week lit
liniiobo ohuri:h when Mlas Jullii
Marin Jonaoit bocmnii tho brido
of Loniilo Arlhlir Hitlvoraon, win.
Itov, A. H. Nlolaon roudlntf tho
iiinrrliiKi, service,
Tho church was decorated wllh
white roao and forna, unit above
the altar before which tho vowa
wore rend hung a whlto wedding
boll faahlonod of HWeot poiuf una
groonory, 'receding tho cern
iiioity Mra. John Flwhiir and Mr.
II. Iloreiixon aitng "I livo You
Truly," and Immediately follow
ing. Mm. I'jilwln Jonaon aoundod
tho strain of tho bridal march.
I, lulu Luclllo Hchoollng, In a dain
ty no. 01 pink Milk, wa flowvr
girl, and a bridoaiiiiild tho bride
wita attended by Mia Hylvla Kril
luiin. Him wnro a pink organdy
frock, and her bouiiuol wn of
Nwoot poa In mulching tone.
Clnronco Hnlyoracn noted as beat
num.
Tito bride entered with hor fath
er, who ulao gttvo Iter In marriage.
Hha was ultniclvn In whlto canton
i-rope, ndornod with long panda
of luce nod worn with a- tulle veh
arranged with aweot poaa, and her
ahower bouquet waa of white aweot
pen nnd Cecil llrunnor roHcbud.
Iniiiiodlutely following the cero
mony, a reception wiut held ut the
homo of Iho bride' puront, Mr.
and Mr. H. I'. Jonaon, und thn
brldo and groom ffl on a ahore
honeymoon trip to Newport by mo
tor. 1110 guoHt were:
Mr. and Mra, 8, V. Jenaen nnd
aon Alfred, Mr. and Mm. Ola Hnl
voraon, Mr. Klmer Hitlvoraon, Mr.
CInrenoo llulvoraen. Mr. and Mra.
John llulvoraen and family, Mr.
nnd Mm. Kdward llulvoraen and
family. Mr. and Mm. Olof Halvor
aon nnd family, Mr. and Mr. O'
car Kobmnn nnd family. Mr. nnd
Mra, It, Ovorgaard and family, Mr.
and Mr. Chrl Jenaen, Mr. and
Mr. Kenneth Nellaon und aon. Mra,
Anna Nellaon, Mr. Tra Trueadale,
Mlaa Klla Mi'Culloch. Mis Luella
Otoen. Mr. Duve Hwenaon, Mr. and
Mr. Kd1n Jenaen. Dr. and Mm,
John Flacher. Mr. Iliinna Peteraon,
Mr. end Mrs. Jenaen and child
ren Dorothy and Wendell. Kev.
nod Mm. A. H. jvieiaon, miss t'f
cell llertelson. Mlas Hylvla End
man Out of town gueat were
Mr. Nel Jenaen. Mnrcola: Mr. and
Mr. Clave Walkley and family.
Cottage Orove: Mr. and Mra. V. J
Schooling -at Ilurrlahurg; and Mr.
and Mm. Archie Holmes of l'ort
land.
Mr. nnd Mra. Tiruca Rrundnge,
with tlieir house gueata,
8earch, Madamo Drundage and
Mra. Khnnic. nre npenaing tneweex
end tit the Ilrundngo homo at Bear
Creek, and today will motor on
up lo Foley 8prlng for the day,
Mrs. John Stark Evans was
hoNtoH for one of the smart of-
fairs of the week when she com
nllinenled Mr. Evans mother. Mm.
William D. Kvnna. with a luncnean.
In tho tea room or tno unburn
hotel nt ono o'clock on Friday,
Mr. Evans has Just recently ar
rived from her homo at, Hampton
la., and will remain lor some
weeka.
Pink sweetness and blue del
nhlnlum formed a charmingly
uiiinierv fletttng for the luncheon
table, where covers wero piacea
for the honor guet and tneso da.
dlllonal friend: Mr. I'. 1 uamp
bell. Mr. Campbell Church. M
W li. JOWOtl. Mm. tv. r. jewevi.
Mrs. Carl Wnshburne, Mndnmo
Hoao McOrcw. Mrs. W. F. Oaburn
Mm John Rovnrd. Mr. J. M
Miller. Mra. Anna Landabury Heck
Mrs. W. I". Fell, Mr. MCKmgni
Mrs. Hex Underwood, Mrs. N. r.
Macduff, Mrs. M. H. Douglass,
Mm. George DeHnr. Mrs. John
8traub, Mrs. J. H. Carroll, Mrs. Ar
thur Minor and the hostess.
In responso to an Invitation
from Comrade M. J. Moaher, of
60 Madlaon street, to meet his
daughter, Mrs. Blgnoll and two
granddaughtora, Eleanor and
Mabel, whoso homo Is at Lincoln,
Nob., several Indies of the W. R. C.
called on Wednesday afternoon
from 3 to 5 o'clock. The time was
spent in pleasant conversation.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnrlton 8pencer
left yesterday for Portland where
they nttended the wedding of Miss
Siinan Plowden Cheery to Elmer
Spencer, which was nn event of
Inst night. , , ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Slgwnrt, Mrs.
R. W.' Willis and Mrs. Loy Row
ling nro driving to Newport today.
A Tncotna paper has the follow
ing account of tho wedding of MIbs
Amy Coy, daughter of Mra. C. A.
Harris ot tho city, to Albort Peter
aon at Puynllup a few days ago:
"A beautiful woddlng wna cele
brated ut the homo of Mrs. Christ
ina Peterson of I'uyallup Juno 14,
when hor son, Albert, was mnrrled
to Mix Amy Coy, of Eugene, Ore.
The bride worn a gown of canton
crepo with hut to match nnd car
ried Ophelia roses und Btveet peas.
Tho bridesmaid was a slater of the
urooni. Lllllo Peterson, nnd was
dressed In bluo silk gcorgotto over
yellow silk with mulching lint.
Sho curried pink roses With sweet
peas. Tho groom wna attended by
11, boyhood friend, Olnf Olson, o.
Puyullup. Wedding dinner wus
nerved nt 7 o'clock.
"Mrs. Peterson was Insisted by
Mrs. Allco Houwens, ot Tuconin.
After n short honeymoon the cou
plo will be nt homo nt Puyalup.
tno rooms ot tho Peterson homo
wero decorated In greenery and
roses nnd tho wedding gifts wore In
11 speclnl room with Miss Jennie
Peterson In charge."
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Mr. and Mrs, M. M. Tuft wero
gracious hosts on Friday night
when they naked fourteen friends
lo be their guests for dinner nt
tho Anchorngo tea house Follow
ing the dinner hour, tho group en
joyed brldgo at tho tint home,
Mr. 8, N. Hoycr leaves Eugene
tomorrow for tho summer, which
she expects to spond In Portland
nnd around tho Hound country
neur Menttlo and Taooiiut.
rnrtloularly delightful wns the
morning hrldgo nl'fulr which Mrs.
C, D. Rorer planned In, bonipll
mont to her house guest, Mrs. W.
A. Saunders, on, Friday morning,
nnd Iho guests mooting nt 10
o'clock for the game found Its In
formal novelty most enjoyable. A
smartly appointed luncheon was
served nt 12 o'clock, nnd assisting
Mrs. Uorev worn hor daughters.
Miss Hitruh Itoror and Mlas Kmn
inujitno. Rosebuds or red , pink,
whlto nnd yellow centered the var
ious In bios, und prize for ar.ore,
awarded tho high point winner at
nitoh table, worn dainty hrldgo
score pud und roao-bloaaom pon
clla olnvorly Cushioned In mulch
ing colora.
Mra. Uorer's guoats for th la moat
dollgliirtil puny worn Mra, Kuiin
dora. Mm. David Auld, Mr. Mar
tha Wutaon, Mra, Morgun Wntaon,
Mra. 8. N. Hoyer, Mra. Diivld Orn
ham, Mm. O ,11. Koator, Mra. Henri
Andnraon, Mra. A .F. Hupp, Mra.
Kenneth Ahlca, Mra. A, H. Me
la, n,i hi. Mm, A. J. Jtouaaeau, Mm.
Will Moxloy. Mra. Will Murglt
troyd, Mra. 1. K. Lehman and Mrs.
Lynn McCrendy,
Tho many friends of Mrs. Du
gnld Cnmpbell nnd Mian Jnnot (III
klnon have boon very hnpy to leurn
lltln wnk of their ipilto antlnfnc
lory recovery from recent injurlea
aiiainliiod In a motor oeclilont.
Mlaa flllklaon left tho hoapltul on
Friday, and It I thought that Mrs,
Campbell will be ublo to return lo
hor homo this week.
Mrs. Martha Wutson will leave
Eugene Monday for her homo In
Hcnttlc.
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L'nusually delightful wns th tea
Tuesday nftertioon for which
Mrs. John Bishop Tingle and Mra.
Morgan Watson wore hoateaaea at
heir attractive home on Mill street.
Menolvin with them wn Mr.
Martha E. Watson of Boat Ho, who
lias boon in Eiiaeno for commence
ment, and who tuts been welcomed
book hero by her many friend.
Tho downMtalr living rooms
were iilniply ndornod with bloom
of doep pink and lavender, und
ourtng thn calling hour the Inti-
mntw little terrace and garden af
forded a delightful place for frleind
cnut together. Analatlng were
Mlaa Alice Capna. Mra, Jumca If.
Gilbert, Mr. Herbert Clarke and
Mis Mabel Pott.
In the living rooms downstair.
punch, Ice and cuke were aerved,
nnd there .Mis Brownelt Frozler,
Mlas Janet Fraxlcr. Mln Elizabeth
Thachor and Ml Margurel Tingle
unstated. The tea table was cen
tered with a lovely basket of glad
ioli and delphinium. About one
hundred nnd fifty friend were bid
den to this most pleasantly Inform
al afternoon.
For the plcanuro of Mrs. Elmer
Pnlno before her departure for
Portland, Mra. Edesse Cox asked
few friends to her home In
Bprlngfleld on Thursday for two
table of bridge and a delightful
tea hour. Mm. -Cox s guests were
Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Kenneth Abies.
Mr.. Jack BenefleL Mr. David
Graham. Mr. Herald White. Mm.
Ceorge Hitchcock, and Mrs. Lynn
McCrendy.
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Friends of Ralph Hoeber are
most IntereMed to leurn that he
has received the William Cheney
Hrown scholarship to Harvard, and
will study there the coming win
tcr.
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T)rj and Mrs. J. I Hesse have
as their guests for a month Mrs.
Hemes aunt, Mrs. A. C. Bailey,
of Unlontown. Pa., who Is accom
panied by Mr. Bailey and their
son.
As a special compliment to Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Hesse invited a num
ber of friends for a prettily ap
pointed luncheon at the Anchorngo
on Thursday at one o'clock. The
luncheon table was lovoly with its
arrangement of pink roses and
jAVeitder sweetpeas. - and bridge
waa tho afternoon diversion. - Bid
den to meet Mrs. Bailey were Mrs.
Fred Btickels. Mrs. E. O. Immel.
Mrs. 8eth Laraway. Mrs. W. W.
Calkins. Mrs. Morris Starbuck.
Mr. David Link, Mrs. Harry
Powell, Mrs. Herbert Olson, Mrs.
W. K. Powell, Mrs. Wilson Jewett,
Mrs. Herbert Roome. Mrs. E. E.
Hartung, Mrs. Ralph laraway,
Mrs. A. H. McDonald. Mrs. Otto
Oilstrap. Mrs. T. W. Harris, Mrs.
J. L. Thurmond. Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. M. C. Harris.
For this week-end the Baileys,
with Frank Cox. are guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Hesse at their summer
cottage. Eagle Rock Lodge. .
Mr. P. E. Snodgrass entertained
members of Chi Omega alumnae
nt her home on Monday afternoon
when a special guest was Miss Etha
Snodgrass. Miss tsnoagrass is De
lng welcomed back to Eugene af
ter on absence ot two yeura spent
nt the University of Illinois, ana
will spend the summer here with
her parents. Mr. ana jurs. f. n,
8nodgrass. . .
Mr. Lawrence . Harris of Salem
who has been the guest of Mrs. M.
C. Harris for a week, left here
yesterday for her home.
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Sunday, June 24, being the birth
day of Mrs. D. F. Powell, her
children and grandchildren gath
ered at her home on Eighth ave
nue west and gavo her a complete
surprise. Each brought well
flllrd baskets and a bounteous
lunch wns served nt noon. In the
afternoon ice cream and enko was
enioved. Those present were Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. E. Ensign, Bernlce,
Nndlne nnd Dclbcrt Ensign. Mr.
nnd Mrs. A.' C. Maxwell, Junior
Maxwell. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. F. Pow
ell. Ooorgo, Chester and Marian
tnwo!l Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Powl!
Donald and Marilyn Powell and
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Powell,
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Guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. "L. B.
Sigvvfurt nro Mrs. Slgwnrt's sister.
Mrs. R. W. Willis, nnd little Miss
Mary Juno Willis of Galc.iburg, II
llnola, who nrrlved early in tho
wvek to Bpend some tlmo In Eu
gene.
Mr, and Mrs. O. H. Foster nnd
Mrs. Henri Anderson nre spending
the week-end nt their summer
home. "The Boulders," on tho Me
Kensio river. ; uwi
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At a very small and quiet hut
pretty marriago ceremony on jion
dny morning at the hour of ten,
Miss Dorothy Ijwry and Cllve
Humphrey plighted their troth In
the presence of tho two families
and n few very Intimate friends.
White roses wore tisod to adorn
tho ttltnr whoro Rev. Frederick
Jennings rend tho ninrrlngo service
The brldo wns gowned In a beige
nnd blue eponge frock, with tnl
lored hat to nintah, and hor cos
tume wns completed by a corsago
of Ophelia roses nnd swectpeas.
Immediately falhiwlng the cere
mony Mr. nnd Mrs. Humphrey de
parted for Newport, where they
aro to spend a fortnight before re
turning to their homo In Bnrtle
Court.
Mrs. Humphrey wa n Delta
Gamma girl when It! college, and
Is a graduate with tho class of
'tl, while Mr. 'Humphrey was a
Sigma Alpha Epsllon ot tho same
graduating class.
I Mrs, Will Murglttroyd and Mer
edith Murglttroyd of Spoknno,
who have spent tho past week In
Eugeno with Mrs, Murglt troyd'a
sister, Mrs, Will Moxloy, will leave
tomorrow morning hy motor fo
IMrlltiiid nnd then In Spoknno.
LARAWAY'S
Any honest person may wear a Laraway Diamond .
while making tlieir payments
Private
Diamond
Salesroom
Private
Diamond
Salesroom
Diamond Engagement Rings $50 to $100
We have just assembled
a wonderful showing of
Diamond Engagement
Kings in beautiful mount
ings to sell at from $50
to $100. You know well
the reputation of the
Laraway Diamond, and
the mountings arc in
keeping with the most
modern ideas in design
ing. We arc also show
ing a splendid assortment
of I'latinum Wedding
Kings at $25 and $35.
There are all-quality Dia
monds here of every size'
and price to exactly fit
the 'amount you wish to
invest and Mr. Laraway
will be glad to assist you
in choosing correctly.
A beautiful line of new
I'latinum Mountings, , in
the new designing has .
just arrived. We nre sure
you will enjoy looking
them over. If convenient
we should like to have
you sec them this week.
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live ik
Fads and fancies change, but Silverware continues
the .wedding gift supreme. It's an unfailinz source
of pride that retains its charm throughout a life
time. Every woman welcomes such a gift be it
large or small as a worthy expression of sterling
sentiments I ' r
At Laraway's you will find from 40 to 50 patterns
of Silverware complete, and they are all popular
patterns, obtainable at the lowest factory prices.
Come in this week and we will assist you in every
way in making your selection. .?
BIRTHDAY GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Birthday Gifts for the Children, for Father, Mother, Sister, Brother not forgetting
Sweethearts the Laraway stock of exceptionally fine Jewelry offers many appro
priate suggestions. ;
SETH LARAWAY
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler,,
They will be accompanied by Miss
Mary Read of L,os Angclesl an
other sister, who has' been . visfting
here for nearly a fortnight; - -
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Alpha Delta Pi alumnae enter-
tntneri the active vlrln nf the chan
ter at dinner nt the chaDter house
on Monday.
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The departure of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer I'aine. who left yesterday
to make their future home in Port
land, is the source of much re
gret to their many friends in .Eu
gene nnd it was with most sin
cere thoughts that friends bade
their goodbye. Mr. and Mrs.
Paine have lived here for several
years and are among thej most pop
ular members of the younger mar
ried Bet. For her sincere and gra
cious personality Mrs. Paine will
be greatly missed and will be eag
erly welcomed back to Eugene for
frequent visits.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Calkins
were hosts for an informal and
most enjoyable dinkier party tt
Friday night. when they honored
Mr. and Mra A. C. Bailey, who
are guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. L.
Hesse. '', "!
Mrs. E. E. Hartung has as her
guest this week-end a cousin,
W. H. Johnson, of Minneapolis, j
Miss Mary Lou Burton left-yesterday
noon for San . Francisco
where sho will remain Indefinitely.
Miss Burton, who Is a graduate of
the university. Is a member of
Theta Sigma Phi and was a 'journ
alism major, and expects to foUow
her profession in the south.'
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Mrs. Arthur Hendershott availed
herself of the lovely weather nnd
delightful surroundings of the
Hendershott summer homo on the
McKenzle on Thursday when she
asked several friends to take lun
cheon nnd spend the day 'there.
Guests were members of(.the Satur
day Bridge club, and tho afternoon
hours wero spent in playing cards.
At dinner tlmo the husbands join
ed the group to spend a-most de
lightful evening In dancing and
cards. The group enjoying this
merry affair Included Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Beytoin, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter MeKiilght, Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Moor, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 1 Lo
ninx, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferris Hatha
way, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck, Miss Mno
Gibson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Elklns,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gould.
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Mrs. Ross MacKenna has re
turned to her homo In Portland
after spending the past 'month
with hor parents, Mr, und Mr, W.
F. Gllstrap.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetherbee
have been entertninlng tho past
few days Mrs. J. H. McClung, Mrs.
Charlos Frledel nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. R. Wothorboo all of Portlnnd,
and are spending this week-end nt
Uather-Beo-lnn, the Wetherbee
summer home at Bear Creek on
tho McKenulo.
For Miss Clalro Yornn, who Is
to leave Eugeno tomorrow to
spend tho summer at Crater Lnko,
Mrs. Ocorgo Basford entertained
a small group of friends at tho
Schroff homo which they aro oc
cupying for the aummer during
tho absence of Prof., and Mra.
Schroff in tho aouth. The delight
fully cool veranda, with its vista of
garden nnd mill .race ..made an
especially pleasant plnce for, the
friends to chat over their needle
work, and, the hostess served re
freshments Into In the nftornoon.
Guests wore., Miss Yornn, ..Miss
Gladys Anderson, Miss Aulls An
derson, Miss .Jean Steele, Mrs.
George Korn, Mrs. Karl Kellogg,
Mrs. William Ellertsorr ;nnd- -Mrs.
Arthur Moses. .
Eugene friends of Mrs.. John
Brockelbank (Mary - Chambers)
will be Interested to know that she
is to leave Boston today for the
coast and will arrive here probably
on July fifth to spend the summer
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.
L. Chambers. The Chambers have
taken their former residence on
Eleventh avenue for?' the summer
months, until the completion of
their new home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dudley R. Clarke
(Charllo Fenton) are In Eugene
for a few. days berore they return
Clarks have spent the past month
in Portland visiting trienus. -
Ovtt-of'TownSocitty
'At Rpringflrid
(Rag later Lae Const? Spatial)
SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. June 19.
An Interesting meeting of th
Christian Endeavor of the Christ
ian church was held at tho homo
of Mrs. C. E. Lambert hero last "
Thursday evening. At this tlmo
officers were elected and It waa de
cided to hold a social on the even
ing of July 10. Elaborate plana
for this affair are already under
way. . Following the meeting re- '
freshmenta , were aerved and a
social time enjoyed. The follow
ing were the officers elected: Beu-
(Contlnued on Pace Seven)
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