Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 13, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text'riaw ficd Ada -I J I , . , ixf&SmMal Ptorntti0 -lit Editorial - Society Classified Ada and Stage EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER flfcmS MCMJ-: : - l i t JZJtr v " it Y - VVa j(-Vi- V.- J-- jl is, a II " V.- -TBI If ft .-i" . Aiv'' v ' h m Wi Mnt Wlcy Hlrwari, wlm; Willi Mix lirinw l'n:r (HkIiI I "W) did ml I v wiirk rr th( hiiiiiho nf H' 1 lr'"'1l nit iiit whlrh mum nil owiii "f i"ii'nlii). inniMw.Mr, .Inim-x It. linker (Mnrilin KIkt ii hmviii lirliii-, I II?."" """ """' ' li'Minr lir ill"1 Blvrii yin-nlii) I Mwtwuin )IX .:,tt1 h, ir v,m Im-Iiw.) .m rljhi Mm. Vcm MtiilM-rt, i lm mum "f Mir iiiiinl!Kv rur 1 1 1. . K. brtwfli. )f'JP, the tlimitro 'iiml motor. nM "ki nmo viod mr rirtit-plurp HifHlmii ulinpphiK tlio wook oa whlclmvor onn cumo out . , r ,bl" " 'ly imrlod ?'' the .wlniisr fur u hocuhU lhilMr,wrU.."iio your ClirlAt-' 7wnit enrlv." nut ininolv to it kl !'rui,h' '"'I l't y" ,n "'y ,,', vnrlntv k kn.v n"lrc"1" whli-li miroiul out "Jt array thu - holldiiyr W npVf ,fl.-1M ,U,ntl.V. 'l' r?.""'"" Miin lii(hit-n iIioho "'It1'1 nf Hid llliiHl IllUTC.il IllK "f Mil I'hl'a many ronlrlliulluns In tlii' Bll'Ul tlfo Of I'.HRI'IIC. Kor tlio tlioiiii'o - oiiIhIiiiiiIIiib of oourmi n tlii- roiMiml Murunl M nMi, nliiy of ri-i'iny niuiu. , " Ship," l.y SI. .Ii.lin Kln- Tl.n Mnrmil tilwii pl iyi'i" '" I'omiim lo KimiMin lliln wlntiT iimlor tin; pl.M'H of Hip -Miwrl.nn AhNii. I:i Ion of iinlvi'mliy wniiii'ii. nml on "" linn npi.oiinin. o. plnyhnr i vKtiini " mini.. wry .llii'V lniP'';- n on 1 1 i- ""no mi .-. ... . i.'li..!. 'XV H' " rk W.IH W ll.llOlnUO. Ml itlon territory anil nillcn of tlmborcd lunil, luk nrcua fnsliloncd for the vi'ry purpo.ie ot pontcrlnp wtntor jirllvllles. Ono loruo hotel In kocp Ini? with " miri'OliiuilnKS which wouM h winter resort nnd not fur mininiiT, tho oien rond unit lii-holil frnk'nienta from nil tho world will ho trnvellnu thero for nkllnif. Bkatlnif. K-o-hontlllB and nil ninnner of winter iiports. rarudlao Inn at Ml. Itnlliler and .Mount Hood are favorite resorts . nnd thero seems no reason why tho oven inoro lioiiuilfnl MeKenzIo country should not hnrlior Buch a spot for wintor recreation. , . if . McanwhllO It Is IlltorosllnB to nnie that I ho Hoy Hcouts are dolni? a hit of ploneorliiK for us, and aro In irlve a p-rmnnent winter camp, lieKinnliiK with this winter, In tho heut of the Cnscndes, where win ter spoils will ho a part of their camp life. The eolloKo set Is Just now million IhroiiKh examinations prior to vacalion, iiui. day Bplrlt weio used In tho palm riioin, and HiiHiHtliiK;- there were .Mrs. (iiurh-s Oray, Jlrn. Thoiiiim I. ('Iiiiiiiuan. M i-h, W. w. CalkliiH, Mrs. I-'. (I. J'ouiik, ami Mrs. U H. M: .'ready. Initio Clalro and liuilily isi-yson Ki-c-L-t.-d tho Kuesta at l he iliiur. The Japanese tea room was most atlraetivi.-Jy urcaimc-d with haMknts of tall pir.k (.'ht-ysanlh.-iiiums and healhi-r, and tho prettily uppolntod tea lahle horn a lovely arraiiKe ment of tho samo hlooms In Krneo fill eomhlfiatlon, Dlsiienslnx Iioh pltnllLle thero woro Mi-h. John Allen and Mis. CJrant Kluln both of CorvalllH, and Mrs. Arthur A. Umiei-H and Mrs. K. J). IX-okor. Tea wun served at liniall tahles centered with dwarf pink chrysanthemums. nnd over tho teacups small groups r Kuesis enjoyed a (leltKlltrul In ter, nl of vlsltlne tOKothor. More lhan three hundred friends oi l no hostess and honor Kuests wore hidden for tho ealllnu hours. irom llilt-e until five o'clock, the lint numbering several out-of-lown Kuesls among whom were Mrs. (irnnt Kluln, Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. James Harper, Mra. Keifle, Mrs. James Lester Gault. Mrs. Justin 'owers. Mrs. J. O. Wilson. Mrs, M. I. Itower, Mrs. Jess Foster. Miss : Ada and Lucille Foster, Mrs. Bex-,. oil, Mrs. Ed Andrews. Mrs. A. Uen nle, Mrs. Arthur liouijuet. Mrs. I Will Johnson, Mrs. Kmma Wlnllor, 1 Mrs. Knswoull, Mrs. O. A. Covell, ; .Mrn. Arthur Clark, Mrs. Alva' tlrout, Mrs. Harry Patterson nil of Corvallls- Mrs. Herbert C. Miller; of Portland; Mrs. W. -B. Johnson if Monroo and Mrs, Frank Snedicor of Salem. I 'I Much Interest Is being' oc-' cnsloned by announcement that ' the annual exhibit or the canvasses -of Prof. A. H. Bchroff will be thrown open to the public on Wednesday, In the art building on the University campus. i A private viewing will be held ! Tuesday night, and following thai t'mo, tho exhibit will remain open until after Christmas. Mr. Kchroff will display many , canvasses completed during the , past summer and fall and the ex- i hihitlons are always sources or much pleasure to Eugene and ; ca'mpus folk. s - Missi Nancy Wilson left Eugene' Wednesday for her home ih j Olyinpiii, Wash., after spending the i nal ten davs in KuL-ene aa the 1-'. S. Appclman, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1 puest of friends. Miss Wfi'lson was , II. Fields, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W..be honor guests for several small Knowles- Mr. and .Mrs. K. A. Lewis, 1 affairs on tho campus during hci Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oxncr, Mr. and uty here. : Mrs. A. L. Ingall.i, Mr. and Mrs. I . c. A. E. Whitton. Mr. and Mrs 0ne of 11,0 attractive social af-i O. C. Caswell. Tho next meeting fnlra tsiven recently by Dr. and will ho held nt the home of Mr Mrs. W. H. llalcjinil Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs. H. H. Fields, IJecember : Ge,;rKe Wilheim was tho br.dge 10. .dinner nt which they entertained , .. I at the Wilhelm home. Covers were la d for Mr. and Mrs. C. K. De-1 Neff, Mra. Gale Campbell, Lelnnd I Johnson, Ray O'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs? F. M. Gacden, Mr. and Mrs. A .1 r l.c n n .1 (.... T U !', !yi n;,or,oon- bcn ftHiflted ty Koke', Mrs. D. J. McKinnon, ' Mr! i . ' i SUIR, and Mra- ftayl nnd Mrs. Dale and Mr. and Mrs. I to the yuletido Reason wero uged, 1 "' fM U,r! of !hp ftnuon .wan Mr. and MrB. A. R. Tiffany were thO ChrlHtmas tree, Santa ClnUs'hnH-R for nn Informal nvonlmr nf NUMBER 54 At present ho Id connected with i tho research dopartment of the I'-rcsno hcIiooIb. Mr. lIuutHteln is In buslneim In rreNno. The ditto of tho wedding has not been Hut, but will bo an event of lute Hprlny or eurly hu miner. Mm. Flnyil Maxwell of Port land hpent the week-end In Ku Kne( iiccompunlod by Beveral Port land fr.endH, the roup . havin come to tiHHiHt in the Chi Omega bnzaar, which wuh given last Sat urday. f-om.'nK nn one of tho winter's mom doIiKhtful BatherlnBs for the congenial group of friends who make up Rosy Korner Klub was their annual Christmas party and tree which was planned for 1am Thursday afternoon at the Osburn hotel. Members of tho group mot for luncheon at one o'clock and on the tables arranged In the Japa nese tea room small Christmas trues and other holiday decora tions were attractive. Exchange of Christmas gifts followed after tho luncheon hour. For the meeting Mrs. Ray Glass, Mrs. C. H. Faulkner and Mrs. Ora Uosserman are hostesses, and In vited guests wero Mra. M. S. Ady and Mrs, Kdgar Ourney. Covers were placed for Mrs Ady, Mrs. Ourney, Mrs. B. F Goodpasture, Mrs. C. K. Hunt Mrs. Elmer Baker, Mrs. P. J. Bartle, Mrs, L,. Ij. Baker, Mrs. Fannie Barger, Mrs. F. E. Bean, Mrs. V. P. Brown. Mrn A k Brigham. Mrs. F. R. Hunt, Mrs. Lydia Kerns, Mrs. W. B. Neal, Mrs. U. C. Sherman, Mrs. Arthur Stro der, Mrs. F. C. Walters, Mrs. T. A. Campbell, Mrs. Ora Bosserman, Mrs. Kay Glass, Mrs, C. H. Faulk ner. For the next meeting to be held January 6, Mrs. C. K. Hunt will toe hostess. ' ' Friday evening at her ho'tne In Chase Gardens, Mrs. Marvin Chase with Mrs. Truman Chase and Mrs. Harry Chase additional hostesses shower honoring Miss Grace Wal- entertalned wltn a miscellaneous lace, whose ma lage will bo nn event of Decemoer 23 Jn tho Springfield Baptist church. The rooms were- gaily decorated with holiday greens and tinsel, and evening hours were spent in live ly games and contests. At the ap pointed time a messenger do llvered to Miss Wallace, directions for finding In various parts of the rooms mnssuges of felicitation and best wishes from her friends, and i led her finally to the door where she 'was greeted by Suntn Claus t with a loaded pack of gifts for the bride to be. A dainty two-course luncheon was served by the hostess, assist ed by Miss Bertha Dunlap and Miss Maude Chase. Guests for the evening numbered Mrs. Dewey Ray, Mrs. Will Scheck Mrs. Len Reeves, Mrs. Helen Doty, Mrs. Waldo Hardie, Mrs. Chester Chase, Mrs. W. Ii. Bloom, Mrs. Ray Carlton, Mrs. Lorin James, Mrs (Continued on Page 3. Column 1) month ' for d!nncr and. of each bridge. i'hc membership lfl Mr. and Mrs Mrs. J. T. Brown was hostess to about f fty members of the Iowa Women's aocleiy at her home, 412 r oui tecniii avenue ij;ist. on wed diiiirlliut ng a gift to each member. An in.ereaJnf; biiKinesn meeting was hold at which t.me the fol lowing offlcer3 were elected: Presi dent, Hattic Gray; vice president. Lottie Humphrey; secretary, Ksther McClintic; treasurer. Nellie Itufii'ell, nnd press correspondent, Jennie M. Farley. Delicious refreshments were served- by tho hostesses. Mary E. IWnvman, Nellie K. .eigler, Mrs. S. G. TAoy and Mrs. K. G. Boehnke were added as new members. Moat charming among tho weeks larger snclnl events was the tea of yesterday afternoon nt which MrH, Edwin U. Hryson Introduced Mrs, James 11. linker to several hundred town and university folk. Mrs, linker, whose man-luge wa:t a recent event at her homo near Cnrviillis, was formerly Miss Martha Klger, and Is being wel comed In Eugono whero sho and Mr. Baker will make their homo. A grad unto of Oregon Agricultural college, Mrs .Baiter Is a most at tractive young matron nnd will be a delightful addition to Kugene society. 1 Receiving with Mrs. Rryson nnd the guest of honor at the Osburn hotel wero Mrs. Lawrence T. Har ris nnd Mrs, Frank Snedicor of Salem both of whom wero de lightfully welcomed by the guests. Greenery and flowers in holi- cards at their home on Monday, Inst, ten guests being asked . tot the occasion. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman W. Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ingalls. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stacks, Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany. Alpha Gamma Delta will sponsor a bridgo benefit nnd bazaar to be held at the Sovereign hotel in Port land, on Monday afternoon Decem ber 21. The hours are 2 to 6, and tea will he served during the afternoon. Dainty articles for Christmiis gifts will bo sold at moderato prices. Eugene friends of Mrs. Elsa Durkholmer and Miss Klta Durk heimer are much interested In news of tho betrothal of the latter tor Joseph Hootstein of Boston Mass., which was made known by Mrs, Durkhelmer recently at their home in Palo Alto. Miss Durkhelmer Is the grand daughter of tho late E. Schwarzs child, formerly of this city. Miss Durkhelmer is a graduate of the University of Oregon with tho class of '23. and a member of Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic so ciety. She received her masters degree In psychology at Stanford university Inst June and whero sho Is a member of Tau Psl Epsllon. I. M m',1;.";1-."' r,v,ly wl,,''H ,,,,;, Km n ... i m nt , . win look forward to tho 'lE Ir tvl7r ev":,'"" ??? Z, re wor they h,vo gone '" J " i, college ball which will ii ininJ.V n??M. whl,'h i ii. a Hviieiiiallc and dcli rmlncd , ,,., 0Vc..t of December 20. " i Diamine. Tho whirl In- " ", " T ' , r.dliig out wi.af , ,.. Mno.iiali hotel. Portland. TJhil V'V" 7''Viny0 w nt rcalV w"..ls. ,!o,',d by the Woman., lengno for ii m, ",h dwellers In largo 'o ,, ' , .,.,. .i, ('linl,l!.,, fm-eigii Bclinlarshlp fund. M. n",ln" 'f 'Im.iKht of Herondly thero w . o, e ('h iH... aa and Now Years fes- 7 ma".r";"n"" "lvln- ,Iow- """ ? "m,'T e" mi'd .M . in already being Planned .m"n. '"'lugs can romnnss. plays preHonled in n " , " ..insscs. and Iho hnl- Mniv fi ' 'vines limy i.x- iHt. i. "'""'n limits, no Unit i .-".vurv iiiiii'i. i ... i.n 1L 'rgo i.iiiti'opolla or mi.uller 2M ftni'ie, I., fr iurK .tm,0.,wn',('" '"''To"!. I- '"Mella. ..' ' "'""'"I "lliglng of ?iw '"' l,y "" imlvorslly "SC '!!, m,,"0, ,,r V'" "I'Pioaoli of l"1" tml ,,I,Rnin " popti. l.'T" were t.irnnd nwnv ? ;: ''nr 11,1,1 foon It ii, iun in mriioi'ii l'n hlllHlr' liiill.ll.., .. iiiiii.en ii L wmi...jL tho mans 1ms no John o . ail""in I'osn Mil- i ""1 Ho fur '- noy T.-,. mm. -lie m i ma, i' on will nga, ,0 ,, Jiw. nvonlnnr In . (ho .el.onl nMM,,1rnon,, f u" tfrffi ; w,,loh wn" i Y,,1o J '""i l1"' ""vornl campus t"trm . . " lm" a P"rt 1,1 'iiieni mano thin n..!!, I bull, and piov Inleresl. Miss I' ' on'ii ' bur who has tiiKe" Charlollo lliillfh'l.rs lli"'c . ., ...pliiii.nl. I I'c. t rami. in' ..i'i- ... ...i,.,. plavs. I ho nm..P Inciiniing ; " " lay" hv Alfred Kioyi" x. A U l ie Co no," by Hdnn St. Vlm enl, ,p "llldel- in the He!,," by John Mllllnglon Hvngc n ' ....ii.... Hie VII- id.iy season promises 10 uo .ii..u fnli.iel'l piy. ' in inn . , .... Kappa Mippa ..niin.i.. .............. met Thiirsdny afle.noon nt tho ,'l.i.pler lintl.ie , , Auxiliary l the Spniilsh War vi'termi elected I he following offl ,e,'s Monday: Mrs. Unllle Cross. MrS. IN P. I . livrr., n.-i..,.. Miss noma uross, directed II. - . . .ii.... inn i.i'i'i. iii'in . Il.nir Hci 'ell.liei- i..u....- , weoli pnst wllli minor I'1!'" ''' 'Vlcondu.-lor: Mrs. Audrey Wenlworih. snowllnn on me nm ' "" i ,lswi,-,i,t coiuli.ctor: airn. w. w i,.... been rittiirded by ims.i.- " ,,,,irlolle Inslruclor i.assed winler n.o.lilli.ln j '.. ,,. Wilson, chapluln; Mrs. H.iow i. own in. ; , .,. ll It .1.. .. ... ni.no lis winler, and II i.' proli'iibly that nil ;n Ih-; J,. win bo noon enough for ween-ino I . .nauro' V!!- I . Ih. W resoris Tills brings more .,p n. her valley owns n wish w nn n I, I , In li.Uo definite for... ere desire for winler resn "he heart of the ran,drs l. !, mnichlcs, scenery, mile, of open . .... ll.a II not ev. ...moi'iiui. mi". II ivcice, guard; Mrs. Wamlo llich.noiid, asslslanlRiiiird. Coming to ndd lis shnro of Inter es n . vnrle.y lo (he lively club realm or K.igene, and organljed for wholly social purposes la tho Wee.avnl. dub, which met last week for- Ho first .time nt the ni Jraetlve new Homo, ot Mr. nnd Mrs. I.' s Appclman. 'The group of members, inffilo tip of congenial friends to the num. ner of sixteen will meet on ho nnd third Wednesdny nights Harmony la the keynote In the music room. In keeping with this keynote it the beautiful new -Heppelwhlte period deiign of O-W Sectional case. . A wonderful convenience for holding radio, music rolls, books and otfcer musical accessories. - And the contents are protected by the convenient reced ing dutt-proof glass doors. Oet our tree booklet in the Home" j "For Every Room KTHERBEB A Gift for the Home Is a Gift from the Heart Give Her a Desk Fox Christmas One of the most prized possessions of any woman ft a writing desk. It has the Intimacy of a personal belonging yet adds beauty to the home. A gift of a desk would be a constant reminder of the good will and thought of the giver. Our selection of desks afford a wide range in styles Spinets Secretaire and Spanish Chests. . - ' Buy Gifts Now Pay Next Year i Solid Mahogany Spinet Desk Solid Mahogany Spinet Desks of sturdy -construction. legs j)f turned and fluted stock. Of generous slze-83 IncheB high, 42 Inches wide and 20 inches. deep fitted with sliding writing bed,, full length drawer below and 2 side drawers 8 Vi7jtl Inches also fitted with convenient pigeon-holed Interior. Raised panel In two tone effect add attractiveness to this desk. Other Styles of Spinet Desks, Priced ; : $27.50 to $39.50 V Spanish Chest Desks $66.65 A splendid example of the Spanish Renaiesanco . built of solid Mahogany 48 Inches high. 16 inches deep and. 32 inches, wide-wlth hand carved drop front and long shallow drawer , underneath writing bed. Nine pigeon-hole compartments afford plenty ofoom for writ ing materials and stationery supplies. An un usual value; Secretaire $65.00 Secretaire Desks o Solid Mahogany finished antique. ' Splendidly proportioned 66 Inches high, SI -Inches wide and 16 inches deep. , Two small drawers and one - deep drawer below writing bed with nine compartments for sta tionery and materials in desk body. Bookcase above Is fitted with two ornamental glass doors and two standard book shelves to hold 60 pop ular size books. Top decorated with broken pediment arch. ' Other Secretaire Desks $25.00 and $55.00 The Versatile Tea Wagon A Gift , of Usefulness Many Distinctive Styles Walnut and Mahogany Priced $28.75 to $48.00 Tea wngons are becoming almost indlsponslblc In tho avorngo homo. For attornoon toa tor Sunday supper or luncheon when friends drop in they fill a need that nothing olso can. May wo suggest ono as a gift to her for Christmas? Thero liro many to choose from all havo re movable glass trays some havo drop handles that can be put out of tho way all havo easy running, rubber tired wheels. Finished in wal nut. mahogany or decorated lacquer in Chlneso design. We Charge No Interest $8.75 Combination Walnut Lady Jane Sewing Cabinets $6.95 ETHERBEE -p)WEks Very similar to illustration genuine walnut body with logs of birch. Roomy hinged com partment for sowing materials hand carrying handle and dainty turnod legs and cross Btrotchore. t $10.00 Hand Decorated Lady Jane Cabinets, $8.65 Very similar to above number with decorative panels hand painted. , We Charge No Interest BUY GIFTS NOW PAY NEXT YEAR