EICHT
f (Continued from page five)
Booh be elghty-threo year old.
hu (pent moBt of tho past half
century her. nave for two trips to
III' old homo in England. After
remaining In Wisconsin a short
time attor his arrival in tho United
States, Mr. Hmeed came directly to
Oregon and . Kudraf, and has
watched It grow from almost noth
ing to the c!ly of today. He la a
real pioneer of the valley, and has
been actively connected with tho
growth of the city Muring hit al-mont-llfetlme
residence here.
Mrs. Tyson's, guests were Mr.
Smeed and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Suited.
... .. . a a
jLadlos of the Orient held an en
joyable social and business ses
sion last night in the I. O. O.F.
hall. : , , . -
r .'-,.. '
Completing plans for their an
nual bsxoar. nnd . arranging de
tails -for the affair. Members of
St. Mary's Episcopal guild met
Friday afternoon as guests of Mrs.
Flora MacDonnld. -,
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Mr. and Mrs.- Howard Hall and
their small son Howard, Jr., left
'iuetday lor Uos Anue.ce. In com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. Wlnthrop
llall and Mrs. Apnea Thurpell of
Ronton Harbor, Mich. The parly
mc.de the' trip by moto-, and In Los
Angeles will be guests of Prof, and
Mrs. Howard Hall. 'Tho former
la brother of Mr Wlnthrop Hall
and Mrs. Thurpell, and the three
are ehjoylng a family reunion for
tfcb first time since coljego days.
" They will return tho first of this
ttttk. : ... s'
; "- ,' '.', ' a. ' .
'" Mr. ami Mrs.' Walter Rose gave a
Thahksg.vlng dinner to members
,f their family, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Sylvester and family, Mr.
and, Mrs. C. E. Dimond. Vernita
Sylvester and Vomica Wilson. An
onormous turkey -with all Its trlm
fnlhga was served for the feast,
and radio music and visiting to
gether of the family group made
ih-evening one long to be re
membered." - i , '.
.'"Mis Grace Fisher and Miss
Minnie Fisher will return to Eu
gene tbdny ftftrr spend ng the pant
evrol days with friends in Port
land. ;. ...
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''"Ilsa Ruth DeNoffe presided over
4 congenial small luncheon party
at her hdmo last Saturday, bidd.ng
a quests. Miss Florence Bennett,
Miss Grace Cobb, and Miss Janett
renstermacher. , . .
... .
W$ir.". and Mrs.- Ivan " Ware and
Mies Amy Dunn have, been enter
1 1 plot -as : their guests over
51ahkegivint! Dr. and Mrs. Herbert
.'Sottaae formerly' of. Canton,
Clans' V;ho are planning to make
tli Sir future r . home In Albany,
Oregon. Dr. and Mrs. Kottage were
rWombors of the faculty of Car.ton
Christian' collCEC, and since leav
ing thc.ro have spent some time in
-tendon and . Vienna ' ;
i '-.', '- ' y. : .'
f' To. be tho guests of their daughter-
and' son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Pra Hammonfr. of Medford, over
ThknksirLvina:. Mr. end Mri aWlter
Fell, left by motor Wednesday. .
! ..' , ;
... Major "ahd Mrs." :W.-'G. White
entertained over Thanksgiving Mr.
and MM.- ttnrry Stewart and J. W.
Stewsrt st Portland. '
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Ataong the families - spending
Thaakeglving out of the city were
Mr. land Mrs. Delbort Oberteuffer,
ShB left Wednesday for Coqiiitle
be the guests of Mrs. Oberteuf
fdt'a parents, and Mr. and Mrs.
Kktf White' and little daughter
Abbie Jano, who wero Eucsts of Mr.
unite parents, in Cottage Grove.
, -; a - .
; ' tit and Mrs. Arthur Morris are
among many Bugcneano in Port
land with their families, having
motored down Wednesday.
' J can ' KuykOndahl Is spending
the,, vacation Interval in Portland
with bar aunt
-'"' Major -and M:-3. Harvard Moore
lert Tuesday tor Portland, to spend
the - Thanksgiving season with
Major Moore's father and sister,
Dr., J. S. Moore and Mrs. Walter
uray. Mrs. Moore - returned to
J3ugono yesterday. ,
;-,'. ' ' .'
' ) Mr. and Mrs. .'Arthur Schneider
!i?.vo Just reacltod 'tl-.elr home in
EUBcno after a -months enjoyable
motor trip to California, ,
. '.Mr. aiid Mrs, David Hartley have
been spending Thanksgiving in Eu
gene with. Mrs. Hartley's mother,
Mrs. 3. Atkinson.
.1 - .
- f.Or. and Mrs. H. L. Studley have
CS'thelr. gucsls over Thanksgiving
Mr. ond ItrB. Rogir Johnstone.
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Jlr, and Mra. .Taylor Whlto left
.FMiiy to sppn tho-Week-end In
Tttrtiand.,, -,. ',. , ...
;'.',." ;'- ." ' -
;'vfOiiesU'Of Mrsi J. J. Walton and
Mlas Paulino Walton -over the
hrilldby .aro . Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Countryman' and' Mrs." B. Whlt
moro of Belllngi-.am, Wash. .
Miss Henrlotte Ouoy was hostess
for Chi Omega alumnao meeting
on Krlday night at her homo.
,
. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Blrrbee and
little daughter Jean who apent last
wook in Kutfenc left Mondny for
Tortlond, where they will visit with
Mrs. Blgboe's mother and other
members of their families until the
Christmas holidays.
'?' Tlio marrlago of Miss Freda
Goodrich und Rue Mowrey, both
tTnlveralty of Oregon rrraduntes,
took place Wednenday afternoon at
tho homo of the bride's parents In
Portland. Mrs. Mowrey is a mem
bor of Alpha GUI Omuga and was
editor of the Ore.Tann, student year
book. ' Mr. Mo'vrey Is a memb r
Of Thcta Chi fraternity. Tlioy are
to make their homo in Portland.
.
Ono of tho most attracslve par
tics of tho week was given at the
home of Mrs. E. M. Drew at 914
Madison street. The affair was In
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Oldham, Tho rooms wore beau
tiful with baskets of fall flowers.
The. afternoon wan pleasantly
Dpont in visiting And needle work.
Mrs. Drow assisted by Mrs. W. O.
White,. served dainty refreshments.
Those tattond'ng this delightful af
falt .were,' Mrs. Raymond Hill,
Mm. W. F, ' Pavie, Mrs. Jessie
Jones, fv. H, OMham. Mrs, Jay
Oldham. Mrs. .Will Herns, Mrs.
M. J. Harbaujrh, Mra. F. I. Snod
grinr, Mrs, V, W. Hcwett, .Mm, Van
Plnkston. Mrs. A. R. Paris,
H. C. Auld, Mm. Kttanheth
t.on, Xirs. Albert Dale,
Henry Waliler, Mrs. I'lyda
Mrs. Onrl TVrnenliiK,
Mrs.
Hey-
Mrs.
Mrs.'
it.ilieri Mchlaka. Miss Betty Huns
Ickor. Miss l.ucllo llaibavigh, Mis
Myrtle Stand.ey. Mrs. W. O. White,
Mrq, Mabel liare.lus, t'orvallla;
Mrs. J. J. Hughes, Portland; Mrs.
M. H. Wh.te. Alameda, Ca'.: and
Mrs, A. M. Hobluson of llurklmor,
Sew York.
Campus niudcnts and friends In
Eugene are tnteiested In announce
ment of the marriage of Misb Mary
Alice Ball and Richard Halt Me
luardy, both former t'nlvoralty of
Oregon students. The wedding
was an ovvut of Saturday. Mrs.
Mi-Lardy is a member of the
unlvere-l)' chapter of Alpha Phi
sorority, and Mr. MeLardy a mem
ber of Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
Mrs. Albert McMurphy has had
as her guest during the week past
Mrs. Mary Murcheson of Van
couver, B. C.
'.
' Mr, ami Mra. i.elth Abbott (Viv
ian Steudlng) of Longvlew, Wash,
were In Eugene oa guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Kdwtn U Knapp, having
Come for the Thanksgiving holt
day. They were accompanied
north by Mrs. Bertha Steudtng,
who is to make her future home
with them In Longvlew. .
Among many Eugene folk who
are In Portland for the Thanksgiv
ing interval are Mr. and Mre.
Marlon MeClaln. Mr. and Mra.
Thomas Chapman, who are with
Mrs Chapman's parents Mr. anJ
Mrs. Keith Klgglns who ore guests
of their parents, Mrs. Myra Ru
pert and Mrs. Georgia Tobey.
last Saturday night. Mr. and
Mrs. F. X- Schaefers and Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Schaefers enter
tained very pleasantly for a group
of friends at the home of the
former, carrying on their link in
a aeries of van shlng parties which
members of St. Mary's catholic
parish are - substituting for their
usual winter basaar.
The chain was started last week
by Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Campbell,
Who entertained a dozen friends.
.' Five hundred was the evening
diversion planned by tho hosts
Saturday night., their guests num
bering Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Steel,
Mr. and Mrs.- Ronald Burkhart.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wald. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Schaefers. Mr. and
Mra. J. J. O Farrell, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Maxwell. Mr. and Mrs. J. U.
Coe, Mr. and Mrs. Lammers, and
Miss Ann ' c scnaen
'era. Mary ,
Elisabeth ' : and Margery - Ann
Schaefers assiHed In receiving.:
Dr. anil Mrs. Orvllle Waller in
vilnrl mnrnhpr. nf thetr two fam
i'les to bt their guests for dinner'
and the day on ThanKsgtving. in rendered a rrroup of inree cnarm
the froup were Mrs. Olive Waller, 1 ng vocul solos, comprising tho
Mr. Frank Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. I only truly American mualcul Hum
Will'., mi Rranstetter. Mre. Gertrude bor on the. program.. .
Farkei and Helen Parker. - I The Cosmopolitan olub -or-
Ichestra, gave an "Overture" with
.. Miss Delia Peterson of Portland, their, characteristic ardor, and
It being welcomed back In Eugene . Onofro HIpe. one of tho members,
lor a islt,. having arrived Wednes- followed It by a couple of solos on
day evening. . Miss Peterson will! tho saw that wero appreciated not
remain durlria; tho week, to .coma 1 pnly from a mutlcal point of view,
a tlie guest or ner aiaiers ana
bre.he.ig. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pe
terson, and Mr. and Mrs. - Low
Rowling.
- - V- : -.
. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelty en
tertained at one of the many din-
ner parties which 'preceded the
Assembly club Thanksgiving dance adc" by Mr. Herbert- Bass.
Wednesday night, bidding Mr. and The Cosmopolitan club orchestra
Mrs. Keith Klgglns- Mr. and Mrs. noxt played "Oriental" and gracl
Kenneth Ablet and Mr. and Mrs. of.oly responded to an encore with
WiTj'on Coffey. . I another beautiful number.
. The Chinese national- anthem
Mr. nnd Mra. Wilton Coffey wera had to be omitted but the par-
dinner hosts Thanksgiving night at
thetr home, entertaining at one of
many holiday dinner parties. A
green bowl of dwarf yellow chry
santhemums and yellow tapers In
f-reen holders centered a prettily
appointed table where covers were
plated for Mr. ana Mrs.- waiter;
Hummel, Mrs. Emma Drain, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Kelty and Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn McCready.
.
For Fireside club meeting on
Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hobbs had as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Rapp and Mr. and Mrs.
William Barker.
-
Mr. and Mra. Harry Hobbs and
little daughter Rosemary returned
to Eugene' Friday after spending
Thankgivlng in Albany with Mrs.
Hobb's parents. . - . - .
.... ..,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rapp, Lee
Rapp and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Im
mel celebrated Thanksgiving day
together most pleaaurably at the
Rapp home.
To observe' the twenty-first wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Peterson and the very first
birthday anniversary - of . Anne
Linden Graham, a group of con
genial friends met at the' Peterson
home Monday' for, a- covered dish
dthner -which ..waa-'among the
w-eek s enjoyable arid most Inform
al family parties. A birthday cake
With one small candle featured the
dinner, at which covers were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. David Graham,
MrB. Ruby Goodrich, Martha
Goodrich, Mrs. T. G. Hendricks,
Miss Elma Hendricks,' Mr. and Mra.
Dan Johnston, Miss May Moore.
Miss Delia Peterson and Mr. and
Mrs. Low RowilnK.
Several families enjoyed a most
delightful Thanksgiving day and
dinner as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Hitchcock, who entertained
at their attractive new homo on tho
mlllrace. Bidden were Mr. and Mrs.
h. C. Abies, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ahlos, Emerson and Kenneth Ahlos,
Jr., nnd Mrs. Hitchcock's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Henderson of
Hood River.
, Mr. and Mrs. L, F. Hondomon of
Hood River arrived In KmrenA
Wednesday night, to spnd most of
the wlntor, and aro making their
home at H cast Fourteenth street.
v w a
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardy en
tertained In a most delightful fash
ion on Wednesday night at their at
tractive new home on University
street for membors of . their
Wednesday Dinner - Bridge club.
Making It a holiday celebration,
Thanksgiving dinner was a feature,
and bridge occupied the evening
hours, i
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Elliott had
as their Thanksgiving dinner
guests their daughter and son-in-law.
Dean and Mrs. Eric Alien and
their family.
Later In the day Dean and Mrs.
Allen, with Mr. and Mra. Elliott
were most Informally at home to
about twenty of their, friends,
guest including tho families of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. G. Timelier, Mrs.
Uinorge Kltoh, and Or. and Mrs. J.
M, niii nr. Mount or mine, eluir-
ades, dancing and miisle made a
real family party of much huppl
nesa for the group,
Miss Uctty Pratt and Miss Norma
Trumbley apent Thanksgiving at
the Chi Omega houKe In Oorvallla, j
whore they attended, a dinner
dance.
Mr. and Mrs. t. It. Docker wera
hosts on Thanksgiving day for ono
of the many Joyous holiday fam-
lly parties which are always a part
or the nay. The group gathered
early and spent afternoon and eve
ning hours together most pleasure
ably, tho number tucludlng llr.
and Mrs. Jninoa Gilbert and family,
Dr. and Mra. B. W. Delluak and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Kent.
Dean and Mra. W. O. Hale loft
Wednesday for Portland to spend
Thanksgiving with Mra. Hale's sit
ter. .
' Friday evening. November ST.
Four Oaks Grange w-ere hosts to
Wlllakentle Orange. Goshen-Grunge
Mini a JS Bond
class of IT can-h'"1
, , fhl Vhi Ji ,,.;
and state lecturer
and Mr. Bond. A
dldatea were given the third and
fourth degreo by . Wlllakensle
-Members of tho Oregon
Ixnvls I
and Cl.-u-k chapter of the Dough- j
tcra of the American Revolution
und their friends spent a very on
tcrtainiug and Instructive evening
vilh members of the Cosmopolitan
club and foreign born students of
the city last Tuesday evtr.lng In
the alumni hall of tho University
woman's building.
Tho regent of tho chapter. Mrs.
Crow, was srartously. Introduced
by Mrs. E. K. DeCou who Is rep
resentative of both tho University
and Us students and of the local
I. A. R. chuoter. A few tlmoly
remarks of vulcome to tho visitors
and appreciation of the fact that
the daughtons wlillo sponsoring tho
wnlruj" wero In the unlquo po
sition of being moro entortalned
than entcrta nlng. were given by
Mrs. Crow.
M;s Loota Biggs, accompanied
at the piano by Miss Morgan, then
out also tor tneir novelty.
Tho.auortet of Australian stu-
cdnts unfortunately simmered down
to a duet who klndl;- and charm
ingly entertained with a reading
c-ich. "The Man from Stony
P.lver" was given by Mr. Duff
Gordon, and tlio "Lovor's Seren-
ticipanta wero present. In part, at
least, and offered verbal apologies
tor being unablo to give it.
Benlamln Chen that, next enter
tained with somo quaint and, , to
Americans, unusual numbers that
vero much onjoyed. A Chinese
ntnnsea instrument somowmu use
what we term a "zlthor" was the
instrument on whloh ho played
w.th Blender flexible pieces of
rood padded at tho striking end.
Singh Sadharla from India gave,
in his r.ativo tongue, somo soiec
tions from an Indlr.n poot and
philosopher. He prefaced this with
a very good American interpreta
tion of what thoy would mean to
us could we understand them.
Slnforoso Pjtdllla, a native of tho
Philippine Islands, addressed tho
audience on "Foreign 'Students m
America," r.nd hla . romarks cor
l.ilnly were very comprehensive
end very much to - tho point,
fuinfnhing a great deal of-food for
thouijht to true Americans.
Mp.dcmoisello Lydio Coqblln gavo
a little French song thnt was not
only delightfully pleasant to listen
to(but seemed to give tho audlonco
Jui:t a little gllmpco of l:er native
land and Its Inhabitants.
Judge Sklpworth then gave' a
talk on America and the Import
ance of Its place In tho woiid on a
whole. . , .
The aui.'Crtce closed tho program
by Joining In nlrinliirr a Btanza from
America after ' which moro, hos
pitality who indulged In, tea und
wafers servod In , the ' sun ' parlor
nnd the raembira of tho D. A, R,
took thla oecoalon to becomo a
littlo better acquainted with somo
of their foreign frlcndo.
, a
Sunshtno club group met Friday
afternoon as the guests of Mrs.
N. E. Wlnnard, who entertained
at a ono o'clock luncheon at her
home. ... - .
Fortnightly club will meet Thurs
day afternoon, studying tho Kour
East under the leadership of Mrs.
Ellen McCornack, Mrs. George Wll
helm, and Mrs. W. R. B. Wilcox.
a a . a 7
Mr. and Mrs. F. X. 8chaefcrs
will entertain at thlr homo Thurs
day night for members of tho N.
V. A. club. .
' .
Aloha club members were guests
of, Mrs. L. W. Pittmau Tuesday nt
one o'clock, a lunchoon hour pre
ceding their hours of cards,
a a
- Mr. and Mrsi Taylor Whlto, Mr.
end Mrs. Nr.than Barrett and Mr.
and Mrs. John Bland wore hosts
for tho Thanksgiving danco which
was one of tho vlntors pleasurable
nffa'ra for Amusement club mem
bers. Laraway halt was the scene of
tho party on Tuendny. night, and
with the pros.pe.cllvo holiday In
mind, and gala mood prevailing, a
largo number of membors gathered
for the evening hours of dancing.
Feature dancen r. drtod variety to
ths ovenlnit, and attractive decora
tions of grecnory and autumn
leaves, with Thanknrrlvlnn motifs
on tho walln, provided tha sotting
for Uio danco. ,. "
MORNING REGISTER,
Grange. The ladles of the vtalttu
Grange exemplifying the third ilo
gree In a very pleasing and capable
mauner, und tha regular officer
team of the samo Grange giving
tho fourth degree. After tho initia
tion, Ui'niiKoi-K and friends to tho
number of I HI repaired to the ulu
Ing.room, where tho ladles of tho
li. E. C, of Four OuKs Orange had
prepared a bnmiuet, audi as only
: Grangers know how to put on, At
a lulu hour, Hd night wore said
j and all departed to their homes
more than ever ronvlnoed of the
, solidity of the Grange, and the
good llir.t It does do.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Pratt proslded
over one of tho week's enjoyable
Informal dinners, entertaining at
ll,l. hntiia Viliuuliv nlirht for llr.
M...i i.,u.iii.. .in,, .,..ti
Innd. rnl. Additional Ktieata wero
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinlih, whose
gue.ua Mr. and Mra. Mitchell uro
during this week,
Charmingly Informal was the
ten yeMerday afternoon which Mrs.
Melville Jones ail Mrs. Jack Bene
t el piauued In compliment Mrs.
Donald Melrose McCllntock, who
Is visiting in Kugene for a few
days from her homo In Bend.
About a doten guesis wero bidden
to the Jones home In Ulrch ltne
to meet Mrs. McCllntock, who Is
an old school friend of tho hostes
ses. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mra.
Chester Stevenson and family on
Thursday were Miss Marlon Lowry
Mr- ,,lul Ml'"' ""' lloldon
and Barbara and Jean Holden.
Chamber of commerce nutlllary
mamber met Thanksgiving evs
tor their social evening, and tor
the program Roma Gross and Alice
Grlswold, with Mrs. It. K. Grlswold
as their aceompanist. gave groups. About mi members attended the
of violin selections. Oretohon Win- nvn ,Ni,;,,nr rally and gct-lo-termelr
and Camllle l.lenienson K,.,i,r ,,.lr,y. ,ch was held In
danced attractive numbers, with , forin of a Juvenile parly.
Mrs. Itussell at tho piano. Wednesday evening In Hie lodge
Whist and rofreshmonts mada up r,. The priwram consisting
Iho evening pastimes. of a rPailll(. ,y m,,, Mildred linker.
' lUeno solo by Miss Klvo Churchill,
On Thanksgiving night at their ; reading by Mrs. George Mathews,
home, Mr. and Mrs. Grneat Gil-; duel by Mrs. Hula Itenile ami Mrs.
strap entertained the Uttlo Club'
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C" :. ..V:"'": '
most pleasant way of speutllnir-tlie
holiday evening.
litvucd ns nudlllonal guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo H. Davis and
Mrs. C, W. Hnwkesvvorlh.
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vlllo Mitchell of Oakland. who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Smith the week oust. Mr. and
Mrs. llurry llolilcn eiiiurtulned words us a special guest. The rooms
most Informally at bridge at thejriwero decorated wlih yellow chry-
homo last night. Jn addition to I siinthemUms which were also used
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and the honur j as a centerpiece on the luncheon i
guosts. the group included Mr. und I ""' The net meeting of the ,
Mrs. A. F. Rapp, Mr", and -Mrs. uh will bfl held at the home of
.inelf Pestr Mp nn.l Mn ChMti.r 1 Mrs. GuVen llVKott on December I
r
Bt.venson. . .
'
Mr. and Airs, otto unstrap pad.
ft. i-iints nn Thftnltufflvlni ltiv'
Mrs. Gertrude Dillon and Cornelius
Dillon.
,
Friday nlght 'nt their homo Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Smith entertained
a few Intimate friends at dlpnor
bridge, plnnned for the 'pleasure
of Mrs. Smith's sister nnd brother-fn-latAr,
'who .have - been- their
guests. Invited were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Holden and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Pratt. . ..
A dnllirhtftil dinner was lilnnned
for Thnrsdnv hv llr nnd Mrs. II
L Studley for their guests. Mr. wowed Mr. nnd Mrs. Goodman
and Mrs, Roger John Mtone of , many more happy anniversaries.
San Francisco. Covers were plneed L
for-Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Powell, i -, At Onkrblgo
Miss Jessie Towell. Billy Powell. irtrsi.iar Mm founir k,i,ii
Mr. and Mrs. Johnstono and the I OAKKIDOK. Ore.. Nov. 2s.
hosts. i. TThe women's sowing bee met to-
- . t (day at th. home of Mrs. Chas.
' Mrs nun w.ilLor i. lanvtnr' ilrntrv Th... ... . ....... ..
Eugene this week for Honolulu- to
hn nwnv i.hmlt two months or an I
She will make tho trip with her I
momer. .Mrs. u. I. i-eiersnn oi
Astoria, sailing from Snn Fran
Cisco about December 9.
a
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. O. Thacher
planned one of Thursday's pleas
urable family dinner parties, In
cluding for Thnnksglvlng dinner
Mrs. George Pitch and her family,
and Dr. and Mis. J. M. Miller und
family. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. O. Thacher
have as their hnuneguest over tho
week-end Luther Klrtley of Port
land. .
Delightfully Informal was the
evening of br'dgo on Friday for
which Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Studley
were hosts nt their home, compli
mentlng their housogunsts,
and Mra. Roger Johnstons
Mr.
who
were hero for Thnnksglvlng.
- Bidden were Mr. nnd Mrs. ' B. 1
B. Brundago, Mr. and Mrs. W.'O. I
Swan, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Parks, I
Dr. and Mrs, Hesse, Mr. and Mrs.
E. O. Immel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ktlckclfl, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bark-
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hnllcn-
i bock, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnston
and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Rapp
a a
Eugene friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbort Roomo have welcomed
them back hero for a brief visit
over Thanksgiving, whllo thoy
havo been guests of Mrs. Roome's
mother, Mrs. A. W. Sims. Mrs.
Roomo returned to her homo ' In
Hulem today, ,
r. A delightful surprise party was
given last Tuesday night In honor
of the birthday anniversnry of Mrs,
Bodle Wlnther, the day being like
wlso tho birthdny of Ovh Wlnther.
Guests Included Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
It. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ole
ItasmtiHsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Folgedalcn. Mr. and Mrs,
Knut
Carl
Ilulcganrd, Mrs. Mnrguerlthii, Mi
Bee, Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Ilodtkor,
Ovo Wlnther, llolgor Rasmusson,
and Benny Jensen,
'Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Nusbauni
entertained most pleasurnbly at
their home Thanksgiving night for
the pleasuro of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E.
Cupp, who are leaving soon for a
trip to the middle west. Five
hundred and dancing occupied tho
tlmo until a lute hour, when sup
per was served. Guests num
bered' Mr. and Mrs. Cupp, Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. P. Harlow, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walter Moore, -Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Ludford, Miss Fay Maloy and
Gerald Preston. ' .
a a a
Among the larger affairs nf tho
week past was tho Thanksgiving
ove dance which Assembly club
members found nn enjoyable ovent
of Wednesday night,
Autumn - foliage, Thnnksglvlng
decorations and pulms wore used
In Larnway hull to provide the
setting for tho danco, and numor
ou.i cotillions during tha evening
added Intorcst to tho regular pro
gram. ' , ,
.Refreshments weroaserved fol
lowing the hours of dancing by the
committee,' of which Mr. and Mrs,
Waltor Hummel were chnlrmen.
Numerous dinners, no-host nnd
otherwise, preceded tho dance.
EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 12
Out of Town Society
At t'ottnro Grtivn
tltpRlmrr l,mt I'uuniy NtwtAl)
COTTAGK OltGVK. Ore., Nov.
S. Mrs Gertrude Whltset enter
tained wlih an Inriiruml dinner
Thauknglvliig day, having ns gtiesla
Mr. ami Mrs, J, A. KIIUil. Mr, mid
Mrs. N. K. Kllloll, Noliln ami Kurl
K'llliill, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ilawley,
N. A. Ward and son Dnllon, and
Minxes liemlco and I'nnveo and
Manler Wesley Wllllaet, A lurgn
piinipkln filled with pink and yel
low chrysanthemums adorned tho
dining table.
Mrs. Ivan Warner xvhh hosleiw
TIlllH "BY IlllerllOOU 111 I lie Kllllltrlea
t-hih. huvlnir us jinecliil uuesu Mrs.
W. K. Frails and Mis. Ivan llr-
ker. The rooms were decorated
NUtn n u 1 11 in 11 leaves and flowers.
following an artermmu or lul.lue, a
two-cimt'sti luuclicou was served, '
Mi. Finns won high honors nt
curd while Mm. Hai-hi" received
mo ciiiisoiiutiin prise. ,nrs. i u.
i.lston is a new member.
The regular meeting of the Ijiiuiuiiu ami apiuiiiue inem onm me
Cnnuis club was held Tuesday
afternoon at tlie home of Mrs. O.
tl. Pitcher. lleaiilirul pluk and
while chrysanthemums were placed
nlioiit (he rooms nt Iho close of an
afternoon, spent In needle work,
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Victor Kern, Mrs. William
llarlo. la. Mrs. Kml Mills. Mis. A.
Jtivell. Mm. George Hcott. Mrs.
Hilly Hall. Mrs. W. J. Woods, and I
.Mrs. J. l.owry wero hosiesses for a
carnival dtiiu-e given by the Tangle,
foot chili Tuesday night lu Phillips
halt. Pink lemonade, peuuuis and
conretll were reuitndcra or tlie
carnival spirit.
Kit her lluhl. and n rcrlinllnn ,by
, .... ,, " . ; '.
""?""'...""7 i
Mrs. Dole Huwkliui ei terlalne
the Toujour. Prele club, Ttlesdny
evening having Mrs. Ileimun Kd-
i ..i.i. . i'... L. - ,
clnl feature '
cmi naiur.. ;
- At Alvadorn
tnaglatar Unt Cuuutr apsi-lall
ALVADOItK, Ore.. Nov. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodman
were pleasantly surprised Hun. lay
when relatives cnnlu to cetebrnie
their twenty-first wedding aniil
ivrsarv.. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Goodman. Mra.
Sarah llyers. mother of Mrs. Good
man. Mr. nnd Mrs. Heth llyers.
Mr. and Mra. Fred llyers of
Wendllng. Mr. nnd Mrs. Klmer
lurnelt, Edwin Ityors. Robert K.I
will. Donnlit anil itov f li.o.lt.inii
t.-.. u..nrii...i . -
I.,.,. .1...... .....
tendance and an Interesting fenturo
u-s. rli e..l,,-n nt ...
lug. A delicious silimer was " ..... ."" .. . - . l I'm ilunil.
M'rved by Mrs. It .11. llannn. Mrs., IU"'",,UI " . half-drawji Juiit.ti Knlll'uK company of
; Itc I'urrlti. Mra. Bonier and M' M blues g?eens am '"''''' "' H..M! worll, f
Klllen Currln with Mis, Genevlevo "'";!;' '. "oiA lr.t 1 Is rur 1 1""' "" H' ''. It employ.
Johnson and Miss Virginia Hosley, 1 ",k" " . "'k, , L workers.
astistlnrt In the dining room. "'",''' t.1 " I'htivv" Ira. Me.iror.l Permit. Issued f..r
Mrs. Dale Hawkins ei tertalned !
In the form of dollar pleco.. The,''"' aggressive and confusing decor
nowoer nurr. itnvinir itrnv nn v
been left, but members not know.
Ing the object of It, received
ptoaaant surprise.
. At llnniaburg
HARRISIH.'RO. Ore.. Nov. !.
(Special to the Register).
An enjuynb.e purty wus held hy
the Fliworlh lean. li l ll.n
Methodist church parlors Wednes.
dny evening when about 40 mem
bers of tho rhiipter gathered for
an evening's good time and as
feature of their special Wln-Mv-
Chum week. Tho following pleas
ing littto program wns flrat In
order: Opening nddress. Rev.
and Mildred Thomns; piano auto,
by tho M.sses Mildred and Ruth
Thomas; song by Wilfred. Ruth
and Mlldrer Thomas: pltnn solo,
-'""n McAfee; duet, Mildred
Thomas and Louise Davidson;
read ng. Margaret .Seer; Instru
monUtl duot. Rev. Mr. MlUnor and
sinter. Later In the evening a
business meeting took place for
the pledging of new members.
M!ss Darr, president of tho league,
had this In charge. A most de-
Helous luncheon was sorvod Into
In tho cvonlng. consisting or cocoa.
cookies und Jello.
a a a
' Twenty members of the local W.
('; T. t', assembled nt the recent
hieotlng held at tho country homo
of. Mrs. Sain Fawver, a few miles
tiorth of here. Mrs. A. li. Weber
iind Mrs. It. K. Burton had tho
afternoon's program In charge.
Tho next meeting was announced
for tho homo of Mrs. Jane Curtis.
'December 4, nnd with Mrs. T. W.
Sommnrvllln as Its leader. Dainty
refreshments wero served as a
..,)? .;iri..l.ini.fl l l(e pirusitni
out!ng a trip to the Fawver homo
always means to thn town ladles.
Several visitors wero also present
-and wore Mrs. Frank Spurlln, Mrs.
I'. M. Woodson. Mrs. Tom Io
well, Mrs. J, K. Johnson, Mrs.
Jack Welch, Mrs. Aleck Klllott,
Mrs. Joe Huyworth, Mrs. M. M.
Hayworih.
a a a
A card party was given Tuesday
e'-enlng at the rormor residence of
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Wllholm. Tho
affair was under the auspices of
thn women of tho Catholic church
and had as Its purpose financial
aid for tho order's benevolent
fund. Mrs. Frank Cramer and
George Wllholm secured first
prizes and Miss Anna Strn.ln nnd
John Cramer won tho consolation
of'orbig. Another party Is to bo
held 'thoro the ovonlng ot Docom
hor 8.
4 Household Hints
' Add one toospoonful nf vlnognr
to tho pan In which you are poach
ing ngga and cover tho pan, Tho
vinegar keeps tho whlto of tho
org from apreadlng, nnd tho cov
ered pan makes tho white cook
Over tho yolk.
a a
To ahlp homo-mado fudgo suc
cessfully for somo distance, pour
It while warm Inln a tin can which
has been lined with several thick
nesses or waxed paper. Leave a, if.
J flclont paper to covor tho top ado-
timitidy and tha fudge ran bo
lined out hy means of II. The
recipient who outs the cnudy finds
It us fresh a when It was packed.
If you havn no moth hags lit
hIiiio your rurs and winter coals
In and cannot nfliird to buy any,
lake lingo iiettspiipers of several
thlrknnw"' and 'sllli'h theut lo
Itelher on I lie inni'lilne Uli a long
jalllch. When you hiivo Ihreo aides
nllieheil, slip your rurs or gar
mem Into Iho bug and slllrli
acroaa lup iiIko.
A new lamp nick ran l made
Iritu n must effective griddle greas-
er. I'ild I lie wliit nlioiit four
times and make n handle with a
p.iii'iil miup elm lies pin. Tho wlclt
UmiM I m about an
lui'h and n
ilinlf wide.
I'lilileaclied muslin In a medium
"'In griule makes very sullsfai'liuy
Inexpensive curiam niaieriiii. ne.
cause or Its rli h cream etiliir II Is
inure pleasing (hail a pure whlto
coliiin and la so neutral Hint II
muy he ciiiulilueil with a wide
range 01 conns. , ime wny 01 usihh
Ithla niiilerlai Is Id cut out meiliil-
lloiia from aluirt lenglha of ere-
unbleached muslin In a border
across I lie lower edge of the val
ance ami the side hangings.
No one convenience la of greater
vuloe In saving Hie liotisonllo limn
miming wtiter in the liome, Tlio
person who most carry water from
an outside pump adds many Ions
of lining to lior dally work. She
needs running water In the kllrhr"
Ulto os much us It l needed for
I lie llvretock.
Tito Livir.-g Room Should Bo
Cheerful Place
Furniture Hhould Be Grouped
According to t'se; the Rending
Center, Hearth Center and the
Music t 'enter.
The living room, the renter o'
family traditions olid or family de
velopment, should be full of cheer
HIUI collliori. IIS nillliisiiliere i-
way, alluring -hnuge with tho
erles and w-urut colors are .lowed
away, white lightest, coolest rub
rics, colora and rurnlahlugs come
to the roro- the linen drape, the
blue vase, the wicker clliilr, tho
phi uro with a water scene, Faey
chairs then face the open door or
window.
Winter arrangement, are qulio
reversed. Italsed similes admit a. I
tne sunn
the .untight the short day. ufrord. I
I1'"' ""'place. It there Is one. U. the
Venter or attraction. Hula ami wing
chair hover on either side or It
while every chair races that way.
Kuy chair, wlih near-by reading
Inmp and low table .pread with
hooks and magasliie., lure to a
long winter, evening of reading.
Heavy bunging, of velour ami
dnmusk shut out the cold world
and give a feeling of snug coal
lies.'. Wall coverings In the living
rnoo. shniil.1 1, i.li.ln and neutral,
Plcturea. ornaments and furniture
show uu beat against such back-
ground.. Ivory, creaio and tan are
nolther-wuriii nur cold and servo n.
vear-roiind liar kKriiUndt.
' IJ'o and wiirnith may bo added
1 J'" '"".V of brilliant pottery.
I bras, candlesticks, n bouquet of rod
I berries, a picture with yellow.: or
purple, rose, or vivid green or blue
i sora pillow., drapes or lamp shades,
Uul beware ' adding too mucii
col',,r tt'"1 ornament. Simplicity
.make, for roatruliieiw and dignity:
there la a
'about (llltet liar
o.e.iuw ri.iiinsa
rmony. unrelieved
1 l-'tisslneM and over crowding
mark the living room whero the
picture rrom Aunt sally, tho choir
which was a wadding present, tin,
prUe won at the club, and a boat
of huphaxurd possession, are re
tained without regard for uso or
benuty.
It la not desirable thnt the furnl-
t,lr should match
Hets of things
nre too rormal and uiilnterestlna.
IWiilniit. mnliogany and wicker;
the nverstiirfe.l and tho Mplmlle
llegged mlnglo sociably In the moil,
pm living room. Rocking chairs
aro to be avoided as they lack
poise and cutmness. Furntturo
should bo grouped according to
use: the rending center, tha hearth
centor. tho miislo cantor.
Tim FihkI Wlililow-ltm
A cold box. olll.ldo the window,
makes a convenient place lo keep
winter food when our houses are
loo warm. Such a box can bo
easily .crowed lo tho window sill
with thn open side facing tho win
dow. Food can bo placed In It or
removed by opening tho window.
The rood window box saves taking
Ice In the Into rail and early spring,
and protects rood from dugs nnd
cut all wlntor.
Hand painted crepo do chlno
handkerchief. In tho new manner
are still tho leading novelties for
tho holiday trado. Dry Goods
Mconotnlst,
.1 , If.. I i uri, e ,iiiiiii,-iiv I .,- ill
LOOK FOR THIS SIGN
on McDonald Tlicntro lliiilding
How Oregon la Forgi!-
Provluulallsm vanlshea under tlu
uluoalliiniil Influeiii'ii and wide
mailing raiiKii of Hi" newspnpoi';
tho ullllaiillon of gas and elueinu
hiilile ciinvellli'Ucesi lllo lirniiil.
mlinliMlui'as I ml in 'il hy linvel; uiu!
Ill" llhillleHS ai'iipe of thti loli'iihiiiiii
and riiillii,
Gold lleiii'h Work begin on
Insl or Itniiseviilt hlgliwiiy In i.tn
anil Cinry ciiuulies,
Kiigenn Now Ijiiio cimniy
miii kel riniila uro to recelvu ilu .
uoo fur IV3II,
Freewill or - Kngllsh buyers Imni
In lltsnect lilinles ahllitied In Knu.
Itnul,
Hvvert lliillie Largo unreage nr
si' n lieri lea lining pliinleil un
full.
Iloud Itlvnr -Appln innniigo will
he iittoiK Sl'i) ears iilmve cany unit.
lllllll'H.
iluld find on Umirta inuuniulii,
Klumnth cuuuiT, sulil to ciury ftioo
o tun in ginii unit uu pir oenl ci,p
,,u ,
Kliiiiniih Fulls clulma a pupula
Mini or ni.iiuo
run, on wnrK negins on
10110,000 Jeusoll Vim llurlii.ru
iiieutiv at I' I'liy-llflh umt Humly.
Mil in mull t'oiiiity asked in
build 'Ihompaon rnml, ut cost of
Hi', ono,
Newlieig . Pacific college en
dowineiil cum i hi I mi rnlsea
uuo, With mttih mine lu slglit.
M'li'in- I''Iihi ,Snt. until tniiilt wtll
iuill.i II60.0UU lung and uriiiu
' building
liurliig oclnliur. J20.000 ions
I fre'Kbl IMOVeil belw'eeu Porllallll
and California, In HU earners.
Two Tillamook county cheese.
HhhII llnrlier and Noiilian
Chrlatensen, receive anuria at
tint.ottiii tla.ry tixiiiiatiloit, Indian
apolis. IMlrkee llnvlil l.ee & Hon alilpa
kO.iiou pounds wool In tioMton, m
aill cfiits.
I Halem Flrat linen twine sold
j trom Hulrni linen mills.
Toledo I'aiiflc Hpiilce roitipanv
I mill cilia s'Jt.ooO feet lumber lu
ilwn. shirt day.
Three sleol lowers, 1)5 feet hlk'h
and ousting HJ.oiic, will cany
norinwesiein eiociric power serv
two new cltllrcltea. Hevcllill
Aitvrutls' and I'lirlaiian.
Me.lfc -l.lBtll recetplrt
bavr
Illume! iinuliled since 9?1,
Collage GroveProposed new
liiintl.t tiiurch will cost about f 10.
ooo.
Albany Linn county fair has
net balunra or II, Sol, rirst prollt
It years.
i 'orvulll.- Theta fella Nil trn
ternlty will build 136. ooo home mi
college rnmiuis.
Ijisi year'. bullitliiK III P.irtlnnn
I'i'iird 1 3u.ooa.oooi this year's
will reach tI3.000.ooo.
linker .Mure mining activity Is
noted in Baker cuunly ilwui for
year. past.
Carlton' Local factory makes
first Mhliimwut nf cooperage. io
Chicago buyer..
Portland Kutrn buyer buy
ctinslderable wool, paying up to 43
cents r.ir the best
Gold Hill Placer nnd quarts
'mining ha. great revival, with
prospect of profit.
1. umber shipments from the t'n- ihcr many phiifra.
An entirely different Ironerl
Llttht wolilhtl Convenient airol
far Lower prlco than ever
mntle on nn electrically heated
ironert Lowest terms, too i Soo
it iron!
Tn, r., r.r-A Flfrrric Home Ironq
A 1 IC CllllVUiJ mhu -
at a Special Price
ONLY $98.50 CASH
Lome m nnd nee mis inncninc. ,..,)
to Imy.
EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO.
w-. n:ii. ct.nlev BIJg. Teleplww
Just Arrivcd! ,
New Silk HA
Ruth Says:
' . -I ..rlv r
, VVc have just purchased it ,'I,",I)C. "'FiskcHi
' Co., especially lor us. I ' i "'
tions nil colors priced iiniisiially i"
- r,- t i itnrirA k ' i-i-w-
UrU JNIiW A IV P. I vvi-J
About December 1st Mrs. Alice
an ni't,sho) in our storc-cnrryinR
Will make vrv suitnble irifls f"f Uirlsl .
iiijf tlnte will be iiniioiinced Inlci.
AM 0s '
iv&o Willamette ok
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.New", '."""ill
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""' ill") pairs
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I'eW M pUIIISg m.ch!.rta,
Kr.iwi,,. Tl, find out bor fS
.-fifeinrlfte a hn,n a ......
" i"y prove prsy
' ""v. Tht ,,,
. "Uil'lllalivo wnrk ot the ,
"'"'M witl
i II. Ilvalnp, iiriifnwr h i
r...a. iiu.l II, J). KruJto M1
"f farm manngemeot, tho 3
m i imrKP nt i,isfurnr, Tt,
I'tnluerv renorl will b WW
lime this tn.iitlh.'.
Preliarint Itimakli
It's enl.r ana nolrkn u
v..iir pumpkin railw Ibuu
ii ami rnok II aovvn. Tlk
let,, l,i t he dark, rich tout
Mater In your plat. Hurt, put
mother Hard to mskt arttk kcr
tail snd pef lonr. llow Ait.
hard to arrlfa at in this ta
imi.iera iuirK.ntt.
lU.cllo llrlna llotnariis
la flresen. tha railla bu
illlllri tn lirli'K If.ion. a kj
..--ping in ainy.it. horn U
wives, llnlr hour talks bm
hri.a. i-nst I.) siluratlAn nt.
workera. Tliara hava bm
aiaria en nutrition, ly4 rkt1
nail In.naaholil flnlnea la Hi
I
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m it
j jf j in
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let
RUK spi'inp lints nei,'iieii ny ;k coWDUl
$6.50
,:..'I T hats
tleekrtt wm i, I
Ruth McCallum CA