Morning register., July 29, 1923, Image 13

MORWINC REC1STER. EUCiENE, ORE, SUNDAY, JULY gf. m
Mi "k. .riv spring
Lulnlft ";'"1U1 ,i.rliilrilii
Jjsaw - fc,,,d
Um" Si. l" liul"' "
T.Iih -"' "':
. ihV oiiy ,l,u"1
vUlW" II... 'dave have
If""1".1,, latter Prl of the
Vrtn uuK.noLiiit enjoyed
M . saattl w it
P"1 , Puawt Hound waters.
fci"Wrllo th full-
1WT;.1 unu-ual Hiid UH"
H . i yrdy i.o.-nliM
pfi.r.i. .n """
fc-.ril "i"-" " w,!h ""
fi tlih ll curlou. onl.iok.ir.
Mrtur d H" corpulent
i"JxT. no sllmpsa of Iti
only
"!J2. rfaar of Buic.no chasing
tfprsc ,.-- --'""
l"ippolnU4 crowd, but much
,wr.compU.li.d during a
LaW th coming week prom
.010.0.1 m gay m ih. on.
im! and miinb.r of In
137 (falr nv been pln-
Lit Iht Oabiirn hotel pn Tiles-
I Look Johnaon. Mr. Wlllnrd
Lb-ck will b. ho.trm.1. com-
, Hir-la Donnelly mid Mr.,
marl. , . .
Ml plMilDtly Intimate anil In
ml wh Ih. afternoon of bridge
tT Mn. J. W. llabb. and Mr.
In Hobba npon.or.il on Tuw
! Mm Paul Cooper who I.
L (ram hr horn. In Yakima,
et lor a ihort vlall. Cherry
arlluM and d.p hud gal
ea nr. ttwd .ll.illv.ly about
mi wh-r four table placed
tilsfim. and at l.a tlma lews
V Mr-id. Bidden lo enjoy meet--odrWIIn.
with Mr. Cooper,
k m lwy a popular vl.ltor
H nr. Hra. Hurry Ou.lrk. of
Wl tin. Ilary Dunbar, Mm. I.'.
Citir. Mr. Kuby (loodrlrh.
hDma Ilnlrlrk. Mr.. ' A.
m. Mn. Prwl Ilurd.n, of Kan
utKO, Mr.. (I. H. Hrard.l.y.
pr. B. 8nodrM, Mr. Hih
M, Mn. Divld (Irahnni. Mm.
ikri Room., Mr C. I). Korr.
or. Hn H.nrl And.raon. Mr.
kUnK.y, Mr. Huh ljirowny.
liu, imni.i, wr. rT..i nm-a-Mn
MorrU Htarbuck'. Mr.
at Bmlth. Mr. I, K. Trait, Mr.
U HMM.and Mr. U H. Mc-
w.oflhmot charmlna of Iho
aulron who arc now or
Un In Bucno on uiniiir
a.W). frtd Ucrd.n of Han
aitlra, who ha for a fori
ik km tb hou.. kuimi of Mr.
Via C A. Uurdi n. Illiclii
d iBUrMtlnf and vlvaclou.
wi ptrun ha b..n Iho In.plra
m tor many wclal affair, and
r ir In Kunn ha bo.n a
m of much plta.uro to, tho.e
. ut. mn nor.
Ot WtdiMwday, Mr. C. A. Bur
ituhont for a amart luncli
mn Uh Oaburn hoi.l glvn In
Umt lo h.r l.ir-ln-law,
A u on of Iho larxor .oclal
aJn of Ih. wmIc'r caj.rular and
Klaomct n)oyabl. Table
! Ih oool Japan tea
n bMuUfully appointed
i tiontd with iunnln baa
of tWMl pun In (Imp pink
I httndw and purple ton,
Mm. carda repatd this
amrr color not,
inflowing Ih lunch.on hour,
-wo; numn.nn thirty, on
utrln In th. palm room
W'l addlllnn! nhAt MUk Mljf
" fri.nila, Eapvolally hldd.n
n hp Ih. IllltnhAnn .
JJ of vliltor In Kugonw, for
ariair was a special
"n. ; and Included, nald
P;tirn,.,Mra. Paul Coop.r ot
. Wiihlngton; Mia Polly
, roniand, and . Mrs. C.
nil, ttarry uuhicKi
syi; John Brock.lbnnd.
JfWoii, Mia, and Mra. Thoms(
? iU. Whn I. il, V. , ,
SM. ft u '" "" '-' "!
jr". oar ana Mr. Henri
?. ,M,HMt luncheons
J0" at tho Anchornite Ton
u!?'J M.' MoDonnld
Zv,', .opke wero Jont
Jb7.T7" . nonnit Mra, Fred Hur
hh rX p."!lco and Mlsa
,J"ry Mil raca room of the.
lik i. . "'wM.iy nr-
laUuir lnolc Knrdon blooms.
OA4 - viiow una wnii,.
S iSi. c"rd" mnlr h
JTtt wor nai. aia ..
Wiri for the afternoon
S.nlnl (croup of frl.nd In fur thruo and toKlli.,r ili..y ,K,nt moat on-
jolly mid lni.roii.ilu Inlilu of the Juynhio v..niiiK ,(, .i,a"t
"'. ... bomn mid on iliu lawn., with inu.K,
. . , . , Vl.ltliiir lijKiilliur iiiIiIIiik murli
A mnat clntrinliiK mid iilouaur- plvuaiiro. Tin. unmii Ii i'iiiiI. il
.... T i '." ul' inciiitisa Mr.
una Al ih. .'red l.iKiroi.l, lr, und
Mrs. tlourKu lluHfonI, Mr, dllli M,.Ni
J I',. HllNIOI'd. Mr. iiiul li-H u I
IIUMfni-tl. Ml-. iiii.I m,.m i...i .
Iwirl l.uilloi'd, l.uuli. Ilu.fiird, Mr.
iiml Mia. Arthur Holm, Mr. und
Mis, Arthur Moaos und iIiiukIiiit
Ji.ii.1, Mr. und Mrs. I, I',. In,i,n,
.MlMU Airiiim V.nu.. n .
i . i. . . ' ml' ""u iwrs,
Kil Uuvla. Mia. (,'urrlo Muy ilrlirss
,,'.!" J?1"' ''""an. Mr, und Mr
Cllvo llumphniy, Mr. und Mrs. A.
W. Whllion, III.. Clulro Wliltion.
Mr. und Mis, J, ii, Amlnraun, Mia
Aulla Andnraiin, .Mlaa (llmlya An-
.iitfii, mr. iiii.i aira. t:. k, ijhio,
Mr. und Mra. ('u.wull mill two
auna, Donald ana liiirold.
...
.,1.1.1 ii ri KFittiiin ufriill (if Dm wnuli
wu tho Ililorinni lltllu t.u which
Mrs. VV. I1'. O. 'I'liacliiir pliinnvd fur
WtMinv.uuy tor ins iiiouaui-a oi Mra,
Mi.lti Allnn Mrlm 1m III Iiiiivm Kiiifimn
A..Ml B will, IlKUII Allnii fl.H HU.
vrsl month amy In Kurop.
air. llil.i nil., iiiiiunur uro e.uin
llahca In their most utlnttulvo now
1. i, h Hlirlillu mini it,! iinlu,.!..
ally hill, and It was thora that th
Muests linu ins luruauro u miiviiu-
I.... .... I...IIH HmI.I..V I..I.M-
eNtliis mu.l.-nl ntimbar, biaaina iu
revolr to Mrs. Allnn, una chatting;
t.iKothcr IntlfnUily uli.nit th
plou.nni rooms. About thirty of
th. honor uii.st's moat Inlliiiuto
friend wars hidden.
Ths dp blus of the dlttlnaT
MA, M.HI. II m IiImmI. fluiir.l l,ll,lB
iiiiiitti n atiiiiiiliiu liafkiri'miml fui
itiautltlss Of Hhssta dalaiva off.io-
llvnly urruuved on the lulilv with
Its prrtiy upimmiiiiii.mii or uniuiue
u I H 4UIU.tl. U I MM .llllllll Ullal hi (mm
Kllaubelll Thschor served,
A por'knt of slssitior' letters.
whh presvnled to Mr. Allen und
will units iri.n.iiy ni.iMNiKi.a irdf
homo eu.'h duy of her aeu voyiiKo.
The Allen, urn 'to tour both
Kmrliiliit mill the rilllll l.ie.K MM UmII
ua polnla In ths eual livfnrs their
return to too weai rouar.
Um mm.1 u w w f... I u i ...
saked a very few friends to their
hums for a supper party titular th
trees on the lawn on Monday night
for Ml.s I'ully French. Two tabic,
of brIUss were In play after the
upper.
UU,,.hH I 1 1. . H.M.I...I a-I - ..
Friday nlpriit for a fnrewell re
ception to Kev. and Mr. William
MOll is wno win soon leave
Kosens to make their horns else
where.
The reception wa held nt th
horn of Mr. W. O, lleckart, and
for the Occasion th tlvlns; room
I. .. I 1 1 M 111. .1 . .l will.
gusntltle of tiisrlvold. blue lark
spur and white phlua. Mlas Helen
Andrew received tne sweats si in
dnor, and they were Introduced to
the receiving- line by Mrs. Timothy
t'lnrnn. while receiving with Itev.
and r. ciue were aim. iiacxiirt.
r - a iH nv.,n rttrM vi
Curl M.'Clnln and Mr. Frank Kber- i"L i. k -iJ.V , ?i .! iiT.
hart. As,...n. hoate..., , about the JdS rt; h" g
rooms were Ur7 .. , - d fc , , ,n. ,nau
Aisrmn Annrewe. nun. ji.ii,?iiv I ..i-
Kletslnv and Mlaa Allr Cspa. vfvrtle Knlker wna the
In th. dlnlns; room. bright marl- " r1"-..- ."i T.
and thero Mrs. F. M. Carter wa beaded In buo and while.
In chume. nl.t.d by a bevy ol J d ,, h) and
maids who servJ. Infj" nr ,V lr- , n o lnk wllh
.Ili a Oray, Alice flpurirln. Kllaa- of,'l,lnk Bnd orcnld aweet pen lo
belli aim Miner me ...ra. a .ire -oninlets her costume. Two tiny
Carter. Pora Mcclain. Helen tire;. .. ., .!,--
ory. Jo.le Mllllorn arid Kdlth . . were fiow -r si rl and were
.. . a..a ..a nn. aaintny rrocaea in son coiura. ir.
About tt hno "" f'y John Oruer wa. beat nun. while
friends of I'reahyterlan and other ,. W.P, iM1,h Kremmel
affiliations, called durln the hpurs .nrt ,h o-Farrell.
lo bid soodbyo to Rev. tnd Mrs. I -.h i.,.. .niererf wllh her
Cne. who durlnv their stay here f . d h w.d(in. robe was
have made many friends who ar of , orBp. ,o(,y drupsd Wlth
.rtrrv to aee them leave Rurene, iH. n.i . n,i kmuuIii with a
r, i-aae len i"-y i,,uliru pearl ornament which
i.nrl-' tH lrebrtr Iran ' synod at ik J...,..i'iii fiiititi.renrie
Aallomsr, California and will proh- of hr mothor. Her veil wo held
ably return here for a hort tints ln niaru .bv a .bandeau of lac
later. matchlnK tho sown, and she car-
- - iried a nower oouqun oi nuiarnvi
Mia A til Ih Anderson and Ml ' T0Hvt nud mica of the valley.
Cllndy Aiinemon wero iuiaii. mi A charmlnR and aeep aentinioni
Tursduy afternoon nt their home MlUun.d , mo woddlna; day, lnc
for it auinll needlework tea which u Ka, B.0 ,n. Uilrtleth weddlns;
mmm nUnn. for tile nieuaure m ..HiiM,urti nt Ihs wrofini a nsr-
iiimm mmviiu Walk, who Is vl.ltins; l.n.a AMr .he ceremonV a dulnt
kr.ro from her home at Wnlla n .nnainted wedillnu breakfast
Walla, and Mrs. Walter Amapoker Wttg aerved to the brldnl party and
who has spent a fortnlaht her ,he ,Wo raiullle ut tho homo of
, ttiAAim niieMiM whn areatlv I .... k.i..1 nucMiir. '
innii niw'ii-i -
enloyed thla afternoon toKether
with II oppnrtunny iur .
On Wedll.Mrliiv nfi,.,nn vi
J. L. lleaae naked u few friend In
to hnr hoiiiu for mi afternoon of
brl.lKo pli.nued to compliment Mlaa
Tolly French, who tins been u nop-
ulur visitor In ISiikviiv for the puat
fuw weeka.
Mra. K.i.ae'a tiueats numberel
Mlas French, Mrs. A. II. McDonald,
Mrs. I.. W. I'ltinuin, Mrs. Kelsey.
Mra. Carl Keopo, Mra. ilnrold lty
teln, Mrs. W. W. Cnliilna. Mrs,
Kenneth Ahlea, Mra. Hlh l.iiruwiiy
Mrs, Otto (I I Inn ii i und Mra, Hurry
I'owell,
e e
All. I b .. . I II n n . r.
jw, h.,,i niri. , , i,. airi.ornuca
arrived by motor on Tuesduy from
their home nt Fot Leavenworth,
Kan., and will he In Kuirenc mmi.
Ill., v,lalll.. ... .1. k -
.,n,,.,,H Ht ,Mn iiuiiiu oi par,
and Mrs. F. M. Wllklna.
Mra. I.UCV Aliriim. .nrl Ur Mnrl
Mrs, ICdward Thurber left on
Thursday for the a.aroaat, where
tney will apend ten day or mors
on a vncatlon.
One of the prettleat. of ths sum-
ii'-i wvuuuia. wrw i iiw oareniuny
of Wednesday morulna; . which
Hindu MlaM f,.rl,I..H lUruar ,..lu
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
nerser. tne bride or Mantel l-Jtrl
Lyons, of Oregon City. The erv-
" . ,-hw mi v . m t . V g limn III
Hi. Mary'a Catholic chursh by
Father Kdwln O'Hara, and a large
company ot iriend witneaaeo tne
nuptial.
TV. HkiiMk . . 1. ...ir..ll.. A .
omtml with niaaaea of summer
snrucn riowern utiu wuii greenery,
and during the ceremony Mlaa tie
nova White, accompanied by Mlaa
ItblWi?" I"'rn,nl llfflr or
A. bIm"V1 m- Burden. Mrs.
"lilol "i,1""1 Atlld. Mrs. Ml
5"7 pJ;X,h '-nrnwny. Mrs
Kiii"0 Ollttrnn, Mra. H, K.
eUan iii' nosors, Mrs.
rV ' Potlna
. ? PohY i "" Pn"
'"hiodt i k.rll,l,;J' n Thursday
TN of lh.na.h0 Invited thi
J.l, 'h tahl. mi the
Thu ini" Mtrnotivw with
..lMn 'M.pl.aophllls., WU"
7 "..RoSa?.y..ve.'"n V
Willi I1M W,n.,,..-, " - -
..i-ir iimm K.iin. nu.hnian
Ml-a I-ylah McMurphey, Mrs. Jo
UII1H...M Mm. j. tiwi. Johnson
and MrsWsltcr N'lchol,
eew
Mrs. Lillian Beaton will leavo
a nr u,.l llneka. . where
ahn will spend a month as tho
guest or Mrs. William iro i
cottage thore.
Mlas Anna Webb will nrrlvo to
morrow from her home In Indiana
to spend tho remainder of the
eummer with her sister, Mr. J.
H. McKlnloy. t f
Mrs. Ouy Pylo entertained nt
her home on Thumday night for
Miss Heth Alllnghnm whoae mar
rlnge to Will lloffer will occur In
Beptember. lively aweet peas and
dahlias adorned the rooms, and the
' . .rlnrtrlM .tient
congenial gruui " -.'v:
the svsnlng hours In needlework,
with light supper roiiowina.
supper titbit was centered with
sweet peas In pink and whlto.
while a clever mlnlnture bride and
groom marked the scat of the hon
or guest, and proved moat appro
priate when Mlas Alllnghnm waa
preaented wllh a dainty basket of
miscellaneous gifts. Inoludod In
tho group of guests wore Mrs. Oeo
rgo lta.ford, Miss Klolso Harnard,
tho group of guest wero Mrs.
George llasford, Mlas Klolso IJarrt
art, Mlsa Bum Hoffor, MlM hdn
Humphrey, Mrs. Hutterfleld, Mrs.
innta llonns. Mlas Alice Porrln
Mrs. llarry Bt. C lr.. M". Dn
Hotter and Mrs. Alllnghnm. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cnlklns loft
on Wednesday ,for Heattle, where
Ihsy will onjoy' th c ty f"""'"0"
attendant upon the visit of Pres..
dent and Mr. Irlnrdlrur and party
In tho north, nnd see the if loot re
view In Puget Bound. While thero
the y will ...joy tho hort vl.lt with
Hnatgn niisioll P. Calkins, which
I oooilonod by tho Presence i
the warship o " . " ,""
duty In Pugot Bound waters for
tho prealdontlnl rovlow.
. n m.M lr. ITrldnV for
Airs, I. l. n i ii - - -
her horn after spending n .woes;
- it., knmn nf h.ir nnront. Mr.
nnd Mr, Thomas llnlley. Mr. and
Mrs, Btnm nro now living ... .i
lnnd, whoro thoy movod quite ro
oently. . . ' . ,
ww
j i ii. itAABAimnr-l T .Off I tin
will picnic In the Butto pnrM t at
7180 O'OIOOK On lUPiwiny,
a ii !... a.a.rttinat to att"
All IlU'lllUUli i-iw ."t-"-- '
tond and are to bring their own
f ti. tLt..i.tii. ! anAnillllff n
fow dny In Mugono visiting friends.
' Tho return of Mr. nnd Mrs. 6.
h . ri..... i a nnwnnA after two
i ij i, n t. 1 1 . n -
-. - A tknle tinor nc-
wenrn noaenuv, nnu .i,v.., .. ,
oupnncy or tno lormor
resldoncs on Bouth Wlllnmotto
street was tho signal tor n mer.j
gathorln of friends on Monday
night which wits a completo sur-
prlso to thom. Tno company
he gifts, Qusgfs for ths i wedding dnle which was to have,
hilled Mr, und Mrs. Cm I i.f,, ln Hnplumlinr but vhioh wua'
num I...I.IA Mtirf iiriuim were both
students at .no un.vonmy ii.mr w
their marriage, and will make
their tuture nome- m oa rmii
niwrn leuvl.iv: at noon on Wodncs-
duy for tho south.
OUl-or-lOWn gueai. iur ii.w wwm
dlng wero Mr. and Mrs. Lyons,
purents of the groom, who camo
from Oregon City: Mrs. Hull, and
Ml.. Minn Keiinbausen. of Port
land.
-rkA .niimvlnrr ellnnlnff from a
Loa Ange.ea paper, which uppearod
as a short feature article nnd her-
..i.i luimlnr innrrlatfA Of. a
former Bugenean, will be most In
teresting to the many friends and
acquaintances of bath the star and
his pnronta In Kugehe:
"Mrs. Bndle Mlrhener, widow of
the Into Parker Mlrhener of Los
Angeles, Is to Income the bride of
Clyde Fillmore, stake nnd screen
In lln.nher. according to
an announcement yestorduy.
j'ne weutiioK win iw -
i- ii.. un .lunn ihr. ' knmA of the.
ill pinn'Mcim. ---
i i.i -. ni.. wVin now la Vl.lt 111 IT In
Chicago with her sister, Mrs. Fred
erick l'ltney oi rasnueim.
"Mrs. Micnener lorniwiiy
n ll.rrl lf Chicago ind i
favorlto In Eastern society.
"Mr. Fillmore has appeared In ft
number of noted nlnys, both on
tho legitimate Btngo ana on tho
screon." . .. .i.e ,
Dr. and Mrs. N.' C. Nelson woro
ii..ina..lnu nvnnlne; for a
niemointlv Intimate little "house
warming" and supper nt their
bonutirtll new nomo on ..";
nue oust. To multo tho tnhlo nt
trnctlvo tho hostess had used sum
mer fruits In an effectlvo oentor
piece. Around" tho prettily bp
polntod table were seated the
L L ...... m.mm T.llllnn Peterson.
of Cblcngoj Mr, and Mrs. William
I,eo, Jr. nnn aire, u.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hegberg, Mr.
nnd Mrs. O. ... Bkolo, Mr. and Mrs.
William rotorson and Dr. and, Mrs.
Nolaon, .
w.i... ' A MMMrklrMl Mtirf 111.
nira. ivniiwr iiii.".
. . i. . ..... ......nail An
lie UHlianier tfiimini, ,i.,.,.
Frldny to niddlo after a fortnights
vlnlt in Hitigono wim mm .; .
McMurphey. Mr. Amspokor will
rninrn Inter In the summer for an
other slay. , , i "
Dr. nnd Mrs, Orvillo Walker ore
Wi,nn,1lnn n wnelc Df SO In ft VaCS-
tlon trip to Crater Lake. . . ,
' wednc.dny flight nt tholr hnnio
ir I...H mm. j. n. Htelnmets sur
prised . their sister-in-law and
brornor, mr. nnn oira wu
meti with ft pinto shower In oh-
iVnln Mflanl mnrHnni
aervniuiw yi ni i. ..............
nnd for tno ovonlng several friends
Wert. DlddOn lO come, mm l'i-
sentlng tho brldo and groom with
a china piece for their horn.
Shasta daisies, asters nnd greenery
under pink shaded lights made tho
homo plenaanttV' festive, nnd after
an evonlng of ' fortune seeking
games and mmM " young couplo
were npproached hy Jtjnlo Nay-
nrlae to them. Tho company wen .or, ... "".VJ '".. i him
,i ..ii kAmr. aiiniii einnt i nnn arrow mm ... ...n...n .
cnnlnlntd th
i . ilium I no
H'..ilnin.ils, Mrs. Niiylur, Mr. and
Mia. William llalley, Mr. and Mrs.
Hiifnril Knuuh. Mr. and Mrs.
rimrlns Allen, Mr. and Ma, l-ewla
Clark, Mrs, Oeorgo Wharton, or
Itoaehurg und Mr. and Mr. Hnllle
iirynn,
e e
It Is seldnm that mors former
KiiKi'iin girls have opportunity to
lie KiK.it hnr ugnln than has hup
nened during the oast week, and
aoviiral hiiiuiy little affair huvs
given most welcome chance for vis-
Inv i"eiher and .nuking .th niust
of a short time.
The moat pleasurable or these
wua on Tun.iliiy night, when Mrs.
Albeitn McMurphey and Miss
vliih M..-.Muruhy entorlulned In
honor of Mrs. Walter '.Amspoker
who hua rutin ned to the West uft-
yei.r's ulmence, Tho affair
was In tho nature of a six-thirty
.upper ut thu delightful Anchor
iigo, und there during the dinner
hour und ror nn Interval later the
llltlo group enloy.d visiting, to-
geihiu and rnuewlng old assoclu-
lions. Fragrant maiinolla cen
tered the Initio, which was bright
ened by sweet peas, and covers
were plurod for Mrs, Amspoker,
Mlas l.ylo Oryson, Mrs.. Wlllard
lliille.iheck, Mrs. Harold Donnelly.
Mrs. John llrockelbank, Mr. I.ynn
.Mccroiidy, Mrs. iteraia vvnita,
, , .. .. 1 1 .. ,y ...... .. 11 ... . 11 i.l. . rl
Kiiri, Mute Marlun linn. Miss Oor-
rude l.lvermore. Mis Ktna Hiiod-
gruas, Mis Martha Jonnson ana
Mlas l.llllun Auld. , , .
Mrs. J. II. Btnm. who ha been
In ICiiKiinn for the past week, com
plimented Mrs. llerschul Boott on
hursduy with a shower ul tne
home of Mr. und Mrs. Thomus
llulley. lovely nasturtiums and
gullurdla madu the rooms most ut-
trurtlve and bright and tnere un
til tea time the little group enjoyed
the plea.uru of chatting toglher
over sewing. Mrs. Harold Moore
uaaleted Mrs Htum during tno an
ernoon and In serving whll tho
guests Included Mrs. Scott. Mrs.
Thomas llalley. Mr. E. M. Pattcr
aon, Mr. J. A. Hurt, Mrs. W. B.
Knupp. Mrs. Oeorge Bond, Mrs.
Ouy Hurton. Mrs. It. A. McCully,
Mra. V. K. Hoven. Mrs. J. N. Wray.
Mra. l. II. Bogus. Mr. L-eusla
Kellrm. Mm H.-u HiHtine. mi
Vlvtnn Kellem and Mrs.. 'Harold
Moore. ' i
...
Old frlenda her are welcoming
back Mlas Anna Craln, of Pasa
dena, who Is a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. U O. Hulln. Mis.
Craln Is teaching In the school.
of the oithTn city and will re
turn thero next month 10 resume
work.
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Miss Jennie Towncs, of Chicago.
ha arrived to visit at the home
of Ml Kthel Taylor for a time.,
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Dualnea Olrls League members
enjoyed a plcnlo Wednesday . In
Miimlrli'lta oark which was a Jolly
midsummer affair. Tho following
members wero present: Miss Al
berta Heymour. Mlas Maud Bmlth.
Miss Floasle Miller, Miss Msbel
Keveraon. Mlas Gladys Daskum.
MJra Verne, Oilman. Mlse Jeanle
Todd. Miss Violet Ollbert. Miss
rum (Creamer. Mlaa liortha Dun-
hio. Mlas Lucy Jay, MJss -Elsie
Wurnock, Mrs. Fanny Marlatte.
Mrs. Nellie Mason, Mrs. Kllsabeth
.-iterMon. Mlsa Klolse Whlttaker,
Mlas Amelia Kogers. Miss Minnie
Winn, Mlas Fanny Ross. Ml Gert
rude Neot. Mrs. Bertha Ncet, Miss
Helen Ijirue. Mrs. Marlam White;
Mi. Kl.lu Howard. Miss ' Mrurle
Joui Mlas Wave Lesley; MIsa'ARa
Cole. Miss Evelyn Bchenck. Miss
Lenh Klbby. Mrs. Edith Pattee,
Mlas Burnolt. Mlsa Guata Grady.
Ml Blvo. Zimmerman. Miss Opal
Hond, Ml Leona Olson, Mls Bara
Hofcr, Mies Grace Oldham. "
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The twnntv-flfth' woddlng' nnnl-
vorsary of Mr. and Mra W. I. PKti-
StCK was mo inspiration .u. w wui-
prls purty given for them ut tho
home of Mr. I. N. Tenne last week.
Tho silver wedding: anniversary alao
marked the twenty-fourth birthday
of their son, Walker V. Patrick,
und so the celebration was a
dottblo affair..- Bhaata dulsies ana
dahlias were used to adorn the
rooma of the Ycnne home, and the
evening hours, after tho arrival of
a group of .ncludod ' guest, were
spent In gumcs and music which
made a merry evening.
The bride nnd groom of twenty
five years wero presented wit
several allver service pieces as a
token of affection i from - their
friends. - The company Inoluded
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Mr. and
Mrs: Walter Patrick, Mr. and Mrs.
George Stevens. Mr. and Mrs, Hor
ry Beck. Mr. I. N. Yenne, Lestor
Bower. Mrs. Frank Randall, Ev.
Patrick, Lawrence and CheHter
Patrick, Daisy Yenne, llnr.el Yenne,
Lulu Yenne nnd Wlnfred. Btevcna.
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To compliment Mrs, F. 1 Gran
nls who leaves oon for Cottage
Grove, and Mrs. W. C. Mclnnls.
who will ahortly depart for. Palo
Alto to live, was the bridge party
of last night for which Mra. Ouy
Pylo and Mrs. R6y Curtis were
Hbstesnes, .' . " ' L
Quantltle of sweet' peas nnd
dahlias, used effectlvoly with
babys breath, adorned the Pyle
home, whoro- the guests enjoyed
card, with supper following tho
game. The group numbered, be
sides the honor guests, Mrs; Wayne
Green. Mra. Glen Elklns, "Mrs.-M.
M, Peery and Mrs. Eugene Kester
of Springfield, Mrs. Bert 'Vincent,
Mrs. F. I Polpdoxter, Mrs, Welter
MeCornnck v and Mrs, ...'George
Keegnn. f , ,
Members of the Women's Ro
llof Corps enjoyed a pleasant meet
ing with, Mrs. Jennie Hlgglns on
Wednesday when they met to
honor Mrs. Carrie' Jom.es who
leaves soon to make her home In
Portland. Bowing, and refresh
monts passed tho afternoon 'nnd
the honor guest wag presented
with a gift as a token, of affection
from corps members, ..t;
Mrs, N. P. TayloK Mlsh E'thrt
Tavlor: Miss Qraoe Wotcott, . Mr
Wolcolt and Miss Alice . Rogers
'k.wA tiiMt rntnrnnd from tl VnOlltlon
trip to Foley springs apd a brief
visit oV. ''ltrownwood" vdth jMr.
and Mrs. w. W. Brown., s .. .
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Dlnnor guests ot Dr. and Mrs.
John Bovard this weok woro Pres
ident and Mrs. P. L, Cnmpboll, Dr.
and Mrs. F, O, Schaefer, Mrs, Clara
Fltoh and lr. Whitman,, of. the
Unlvorslty of Now Jersey.. - , t
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Mrs, Bruce Bogart has gone to
her cabin nt MaKenile Bridge, to
apend a fow days,--..
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A, great surprise to tholr friends
here was the marriage or misa
Both Alllngham and William Hof
for whloh occurred yesterday, f
temoon at one thirty- o'clock ot
the homo of the brldo's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. 13. Allligham, 611
Lawrence at root. ..c .'.
1 Only the families and a smnll
number of Intimate friends wore
,fya)d of tho sudfdsn oliango In the
... ... t'-.v";' V'-r ; T-'.'-'i., .'!lt
hnsleiied utter the transfer of Mr
llnffnr to Grunts Puss where the
young people urs to live.
Tho house was attractively dec
or at nd wllh many, sweet pona,
zinnia and geraniums In colorful
efrnct against a background qf
greenery, and an Improvised altar
waa made of the blooms for the
exchange of vows. Rev. 1. M. Wal
ters read tho service and tho bridal
coupln entered to tho ntrulns ot
Mnndslaaohn wedding march
played hy Miss Blyvanla Hnnns.
The brldo woro a dark frock of
flat crepe, and carried nn arm
bou'iuct of dellculsly toned sum
mer flowers. A. buffot luncheon
was aerved following the ceremony
and Mrs. Uan lloffer and Mrs
Hlrurhurn. or Pontlandl asMlsted
shout the rooms, Mr. und Mrs.
Hoffer left at once on a short I ip
and will return here before their
departure for Grants Pass.
;
The loyal hand of tho Christian
church entorlulned their husbands!
at a plcnlo supper on the lawn at
lue home of Mrs. Frank Hesse.
1101 Jefferson atreot Tuesduy,
July 14. A delightful time was
enjoyed and a bounteous supper
served.
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Mrs. Charles Fisher has as her
hoiUM gueat Mr. E. Mel) room, who
arrived lust night and will spend
some time visiting In Eugene.
...
Moat notable' of the many In-
tervating social events on the
weeks calendar wua the large tea
given yesterday afternoon In Al
umni hall of the W oman'a building
oy Mrs. r. L. Campbell. Mrs.
George Fitch, Miss Harriet Thom
son upd Miss Myrrha Hepburn
honoring Miss R. Louise Fitch and
Mlas Winifred Chase.
Great bowls and urns of privet
green In combination with bright
and graceful gladioli added much
charm to the already delightfully
cool and restful wtmoaDhere of
Alumni .ball and formed a most
effective, background, for the
throng of friends who called dur
ing tho hours from four until six
to greet Mlas Fitch after a long
absence and to meet Miss Chose
who Is, a delightful' visitor' In
Eugene.
About the hall a srouD of orom
Inent town and faculty matrons
asslated In receiving: durlno- the
calling hours, and they lndluded
Mrs. W. F. G. Thacher. Mrs. Eric
Allen, Mrs. Anna Landabury Beck.
.Mra. e. u, noDDIns, Miss Mozelle
Hair, Miss Mary Watson, Miss
Mary Perkins, Mrs. J. Bishop
nngie, Mrs. h-ilward Thurber, Mrs.
Nelson MucDutf, Mrs. David Gra
ham. ,
Presiding over the samovard at
the attractive tea table were Mrs.
E. C. Robbln, Miss Alice Cap pa,
Mra. .Edna Datson and Mrs. Camp
boll Church. More than two hun
dred friend, of the hoatessess were
ildden to greet these two popular
guests.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burden, with
Mrs. Fred Burden, are at "May
duke" on .the .McKsnsle, for the
week-end 'and will remain until
Wednesday. : .
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Mr. George Bonier waa the In
spiration for., a . luncheon at . the
Anchorage tea house at noon on
'Friday for which member of the
,Y -W." C. A... advisory board who
hve. worked with her during the
pass year. rere hosteaass. .The de
lightful courtesy was extended as
a token of her excellent effort and
efficient work on the board during
her terrfl of office and the members
are most sorry to see her doDart
for. Clinton, Mississippi, where she
ana Mr. Homer win be this winter.
1 Addlllonsl rueats. to whom aoee
iaj .invitations were extended were
Mrs. P. U. .Campbell and Mrs. u
Ei Lehman, and covers were placed
for-thum with the board mombers
who number Mrs. Bonier, Mrs
Thomas -Bailey, Mrs.- Mentor
Boney. Mrs. Ilobort Prescott. Mr.
H E. DcCou..Mrs. Ruth Addison
Mrs.. A. C. Dixon. Mrs. C. A. E
Whltton, Mrs. L. P. Hubbs, Miss
Barbara Booth and Miss Mabel
Potts.
.
Eugene friends are Interested In
th marriage of Mlas Grace Pick
to Meador Fletcher which oc
curred two week ago In Portland.
Miss Pick, who Is a former unl
.eralty girr and a. member of Al
pha Delta PI. Is. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Pick, of Port
land! Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher arc
living ln Portland at tha prosent
time where Mr. Fletcher is looking
after the business Interests of hi
fatherrln-law, who Is seriously 111
mere,
Mr. Fletcher Is the son of Mrs.
K. L. Fletcher, of Eugene, and is
an ex-aervlce man and a former
university student.
'
" Mrs, Perrls Hathaway and Mrs.
t.llllun Hugh and small daughter
4eft late this week for .1 sojourn
t Newport, going by motor,
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(lUglMter lain County Special)
' 8PKINOFIELD. Ore.. July 28,
A charming party, honoring the
ninth birthday of her daughter,
June, was sponsored by Mrs. U E.
pariks at her homo here Thurs
day ' afternoon. A color scheme ot
pink and white was carried out
on (he huge birthday cake, nnd
In addition Ice cream and dainty
Individual cakes . were . served to
the .little guests. Games were en
Joyed during- the affair, which
larted from two until four o'ciook.
Those present were Joan Scott,
Beulah Rtohordeon and Jewel and
Pearl Hlldebrand.
John M. Larson, owner of the
Bell theatre hero, and Miss Els.e
M. Toftdahl, of this city, wore
quietly married early ln the week.
and slipped off on a motor tour
as tholr honeymoon. After visit
ing Astoria, Seaside and other
coast resorts, thoy drove down
into California. They uro at home
now and . will reside i, in spring.
Cottago Grovo wo.v the mecca ot
many Spiingfleld members of the
Oriental order of humility and
perfection, und their Indies this
avenlnar. Doaroe work nnd Inltla
'tlon waa nut on by the lodge and
following tno longs roireanmem
'were .served to ait preBoni,
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It Is with deep rcgrot that tho
memhers of the Christian church
Msiri that tholr pastor, Kev. A. u
kSniter, Is to leave In a tow days
for Kootenai, iasno, aner nuiin
the pu'plt here for tho past year.
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Influence will be greatly, missed.
Kev. eater, who for some time has
continued to preach against the
advice of his physician, is' going
into work which will not necessi
tate the constant use of his throat.
.' MIks Alice Tonith. an attrac
tive maid of this city, has' been
nominated by the 'American Legion
here to represent Springfield at
the big legion .' convention- to be
held at Seaside1 early in -September.
Each city in the state 'Is en
titled to send a bathing beauty to
Compete In the .contest for queen
of the state. 'Other entries for
this honor are expected here from
'various clvio organisations before
.the closing date.
' . . 1 : At Isuklax . .' ..
' (Reglttar Lane County Special) '
' LANDAX; " Ore.V:' July A-OKr
Wednesday-evening" a. big' boh fire
was built at "Reserve- near the fish
Tacks and the neighboring com1
munlty was entertained by Chas.
Hills, superintendent of the Will
amette fish industry. Hurley Cain,
and the Barnes brothers. Games
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were- passed to every j one pres
ent and all filed ln- procession
past a table that was loaded with
yveinies and bread - and a welnie
roast followed.' Every one enjoyed
a very delightful evening and all
extend thank . to the kind and
thoughtful, friends who - made. It
possible for the neighbors to meet
and all' appreciated the fellowship
felt, during the entire evening.
At Harrlsbarg
HARRISBURG, Ore.. July 28.
(Special to the Register). A
pleasant surprise was. given at the
Rollie Baker home Friday after
noon between the hours of ! and 6
In honor of the sixteenth birthday,
anniversary of Miss Ada Norwood.,
a niece to Mrs. Baker.' The follow
ing young people gathered to make'
the afternoon an enjoyable eventc
The Misses Fern Tanton, Doris
Monday, 'Bessie' Ingram, Myrtle
Baker, Jennie Wadsworth, . Jesn
McAfee, Mildred Moody, Mildred
Clark," Genevieve Morgan;- Adah
Norwood, and the Mesdames Bsk-.
er, C. N. Moody, W. P. Elliott,
Wardwell Cram and J. M. HOch
danner. At the close of the after
noon's festivities delicious refresh
ments were. served consisting of ice !' .
cream and a variety of good hlrth- ,
day cakes. - Mlsa Norwood was the
happy recipient of a shower of'
birthday git ths, both useful and.ui
beuutifuL :. ' . . '- . . ,
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A good number of Harrlahurf
citizens enjoyed the two-hour en-i
tertalnment Friday evening; at th.L ,
Methodist church given by the Co
lumbia College Male quartet of"
Milton, Ore.. The audience was,,
well pleased with the vocal selec
tlons rendered by the - Quarteti?"-
whlch consists of three young men:rt.
or tne college, John Black. Irtlamt .
birthday gifts, both useful and,
the school of music, and, J. Win
there. . Young Webster, who la
.iiicbiuciii wi uiw Diuucni uvui un" .
llvered a nice lltle talk In behalf of u
tne college. . inis entertainment ::'
was free, but a free will offering . .
was taken up which gave the com- '
pany,a nloo. little sum of money. ;
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Robe,-William Webster, head of
was held last Sunday by She W. A.
Elliot family. Mr. .and Mrs. Lark ';3
Elliott, Miss Gertrude Elliott, who 0..
Is here from Oregon City, and Ray
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