Morning register., March 21, 1926, Image 13

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' MORNING REClSTERVEUCENE bRECON, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 128
FIVE .
1 o-r or, m
Q si ft
lofl Mr, (i. 1'. Kklim-fir'll. ulin linnfln.l lfi MinltfM ..-
jtwK'nliij'H larwi lirltlini briiullt given by chamber of coiiiinvru!
tnxlllnrv mumlM-nt.
Mm. l4iTfiirn H. Punier of Kcpnlillc, Wlii-li., Willi her xnuill
Mwrmiir lr.. wlm Ih llflfiir It, l.'.Mir..n, ..... .1.....
l Mlsx jA'imni Olwn, xvlioo mgiigvnirot luis Just Ikvh mil
MTK the fui-t that 'lis 'only'
rch. the warmth of minsliliio
green of ii'poh and field
It ti he nliiiriKt niinunor.
t of doom luiHlliiif-M itrn nr.
Kly tnkliiK prwili-nco over
ir imerpHiH. ,
l lurt ic-llln rly true of nc
lit the Jnlf find ('ftlliitrv
fchere t'oniinlttroK mid limit-oii
orkmeii nro nil huxy Koitln
rmiifii linn ciillrm; Mil f lt
ihiiio fnv piny. Tlio pinna
i summer are pnpMilnlly In-
i itnii ruiiiiiin p. unit mo
hiring and Hummer pi'miilse
ol intercut (hun ever, before.
pnim flrxt In liiliToxt roilii-n
(Of iineiiinti of the toui-nit input
which will he nn rvvnt of
is. April 1, with a mixed two
oiirsomo touriifimont. This
ninth will lie liwl nn' rlinlre
ho 'women of lh Huh nro
fcil to' clutriro tholr iinrtnrrH
tiike tlipni u, Muirf'h KaKtci
"Ir anniinl vlnlK anil brine
Jo tlio dub' for luncheon iiml
:iit noon. , Tim toltrnainoiu
a hailflloillt affair. Mn tho
layorH will not nrccHHnrllv lo
'Inncrii. .
owIiik ovc'nln for- tlio homo
nro tlio minimi handicap,
- and club olininplotiHlilp
nw-ntn ror both inon and
L PlavorH. whioh will run
ll tlio ontlro Into Htirlnir and
fall.
now nrobahlo tbn Mm nn-
rl-Hly toiirnaiiicnt will nKaln
unci tniTo datoH in Slav arc
tentatively illHcuimcd for 1bc
wltb Riiloni and Corvnlllx.
and homo mntrhoH nro iiImo
Pliinnod with Modfiird iiihi
field toatnft. dolallH In lio
Jfil lntor. In nil tlieso
ff". It Ih i)io plan to have n
' iviiiiicii iiiayoi'H pnnipcii
and Mm. Kukpiio Kclty Is
onipii'ii rpprpsontiitlvo on tho
nipilt pomtnillpp. A Pimtfiln
iio woinor.'ii ton in will bp
(. and plu.iii coniplotcd In tho
putiiro.
Mnv 2 tin fftrilifil nnpnlnir of
llub Hpnnon will bo tho ninln
with nn ' Invltiit.nn tournn
of toillnit finin nvor tlio Hint
i hoard of dlrpplorn nipptlhir
imt wppk. It wait dooldpd to
fl a chlldron'H playFrronnd wont
Ip olnb hoiiHP, nml thin. will
It nndpr way at oiloo, An nd
a fpalliro of tho Rrounda to
pmplntPd IIiIh aprlnit will bp
IrrnnRcmont of plcnln pxotindii
I tho snvontopnth nnd pIkIi
fi falrwaya, In tho sui'rniinillnp
'"or wooainnd. Uniiilwiiy
lIlO olnb l.fiiiMn will bo llll-
M. nnd KPVprnl IniiirovoiiiPiitH
in l no oltib hottno.
toilrnnmpnl pnmitillfpn In
f by floorpo TtltohpiK'If. nnd
aiso A. tj. llflKhiini. Koii.li
Inn. I.lnvd Tivorlv. w. n. Abol
pttiiKo rirovo, HukIi MnCain
"'id Mrs. KiiRpno a. Kolty.
'nn Roclnl nffnlra nro nomc
PCl fnt tllA nnvl rntir UnpIlM
will bo of intprost to tho
luninorsiup In irpiionil.
oourRo m just now nt Hit
hPnilHflil nt ,r .,,1 l.litnl
h of th0 rnnt fdrtnlitht hns
foncd n. vorltablo dolURO of
'y in tho club.
hod f.o T ri TTnmrpn
nloanantlw ii'iiJuMI Hnn-
fftor aorvlooK In Phiiroh. Tho
"r I'rinlty phurclnhnit liro-
a ltlllplinf.n liitnnilpl mIvIp--.-
' cliUroh narlora to which
tho whole conpfoKation wnR invit
ed. Tho room nnd tablea worn
tiiHtPtully iirr.inupil and dpeoratcd
In Kreen and yellow. Itov. Iloutten
wiik prpffeiitpd with u purifo and
.Mm. lloutren with a not of Hberliet
clipn. .Mr. Kkele, the JeweltT, Kavo
llin irPHpntation toiiHt. to whlcli
both Uev. nnd MrH. iloUBcn re
XlrH. rnrrlo Howp, an orRanlnor
for tlio Di'irreo of Honor, Ih in J'.u
ftene tuifl plann to hold n olaiw inl
tiiitton about the first of April. On
Wednesday pvenlnt? of this week
Hip liperpp of Honor will Klvo a
honip , tnlPut play. "The Knivily
Mix," at tho M. W. A. hall.
Tho Thlniblp Plub of the Degree
of Honor met lnrt week with Mr.
MfKlniipy, nt her home on I.ln
poln Htroot. Caiils wpre tho dlvpr
t.lon of thp iiftprnoon, nnd nt the
i losp of Hip i .In I ii K rpfiosluiients
wero served.
Captain and Mrs.' Krunlc Monro
presldPil ovor ono of several smart
dinners wllleh precerleil thp As
spinbly club hop on Monday night.
when they enterlHlneil tl setire 01
Irlends at nn nttraotlvo Ht. I'nt
rlfk's day dinner party at tho Os-
burn hotol. ' ' ,'
A laixo round tniuo orrnnReo m
the .Inpanoso ton room bore lor us
centerpiece a mound of preen car
nations, nnd nbove tho tnblo wan
suspended n St. Patrick's croon
parafol which held clover, favors
for tho Broun, .;. '
Covers wero placed for Mr. nnd
-.f T-.nA.i a,ifiplH . Mr. and Mrs.
K. O. Inimel, r. nnd Mrs. W aldo
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Horbert
Ilnomo of Snlem, Captain ""d.Mrs.
.!!, J. MnHwan. Major tin.r Mr.
.lobn V. llubb, Mr. nnd Mrs. A ni
ter Humniol nndCaplalii Murra.
Mrs S. T. Allen entertained a
small Kioup with a dellBhtrullyJln
f r i. n I run ihoon at her homo Weil
lisdny, ptannlnjr Ih; z'ZtZ
,i compliment to Mrs. "'"I "1'
TliiKle. who Is soon to leave -ro
no to spond the summPi- in Ku
r" o, and Mrs, l.llllnn Henton. who
has recently .returned after an ab
sence of two years.
Additional K'"-"'"
wore Mrs.
Ii'auiT'mI-Is Mabel Potts M
inn A.ild, Mrs. I""'','f''')n
nnd and MlssFlorcnco Orlffln.i
Martin Pncknrrt, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs l': I-. Pnckard,. observed his
y:mcr:!"rwtoday
caino tt fewfdnys earlier.
Mr nnd Mrs. SlBvnld vhm
are pntPrtalnlnK ns their Buosts Mr.
and Mrs. W. Crawford of Couno 1
II i ffs Ifiwn who nrrlvod tho week
p,l"t to sppiuI somo time in Eugene
v.f.ljlng friends. .
,,oon spemllnB the winter ;i
Holt thorn Cnllfoi'nliv, and 'ntw'1'
cniit lino to Portland, whore they
Will visit Mr. Ota wford'. brother.
! on Tuesday night 'n I'ft,n,w"
hnli" Amusement -'"tll";rcmv8
Rnthorod for ono of their very
pTondurablo dances, a Boodlv nui 1 -her
of mcmho.s iiioetlniT f'
von init. The featiirps wero all In
the spirit of St. Patrick', day, and
lllSXnoo .Tf"fnlrnl0'
tiinonV tho tv liter's nffnlis.
On April 6 tho lost tlanco of lh6
tchedulod eaon will, bo a larjo
...... uMin-iimuMi event tor mo mem
bers, and election of officers will
occur. Special plans will mark
ibis final iiarty as of particular In
terest to the cub membership.
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After spending soma time visit
ing with relatives and' friends in
Jiiisiern Washington, Air. nnd Airs.
K. W. .umwalt reached the r home
hero early tho past week.. They
havo boon in Hpokane, Belmont
anu ouior wasnington points. .
Mrs. Keith Klpglns, Mrs. Wilson
Coffey, Mrs. I,uitono Koltv nfiu
.Mrs, iv. c. Abies mndo up a motor
purty to Pnrtlnnd Thursday,, plan
ning to spend tho wcokiciMl' on a
snopp.ng trip. : . ,, . .
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A very'' lovely wedding of th
spring occurred last Sunday, Marcl.
1. at the homo of the brldo'b
Mother, Mrs. S. A. Hlownrt In K!n
cjild park, when Miss. Sue: Stewart
anu Jee Hrnwn wero married.
A. lovely and colorful netting of
graceful rorsythlii boughs, . daffo
dils . nnd - greenery had been ar
ranged about the living rooms, and
before, the banked fireplace, which
was a muss of Harden blooms, Rev.
J. J Hans read the ring ceremony
before a contingent of fr.ends who
bnd boon bidden - to wltuoss the
ceremony.- - . ' - .
Heforc tile fiorvlco,.-Miss Clor'.
trudo Parker sang "At DawnitiK'
nnd "O Promise .Mo," whllo the
.iiendo:ssoiin brtdni march wat
played by Mrs. Alfred Morgan.
Tho brldo entered with her
brother, . Robert " Stewart, and
hjirliikling roso leaves In her path
was (liuiily. little Katlicrino Korn,
frockpil in inilo blue. . '
, Other attendants of the brldo
wero her sister, MIhh Katherine
Siewnrt. who wore coral goorgetto
crepo with nn arm bouquet of
ophelia roses, and Miss Kstller Van
Camp, who woro lavendar geor-
getto and gold lace, her costume
completed by n bouquot of the
stimo lilosHoms. Joseph Pl.ogol was
oest man for the bridegroom, und
.Master Jerry Korn carried the ring
in tno cup ol a dnuodii, walking
with the tiny', fldwer girl. The
brldo" wus most attrnctlvo ; in her
lolie of whlto georgette ovor cloth
of silver, and her tulle veil was
adorned with Chantllly locc. She
curried a shower of rosos and Hlieii
of tho vnllpy. She was given In
I marriage by her ' brother. Mrs.
i3iiii i, in if uif.icu iiuiti mo fjmver-
slty of Oregon In ltiS and Mr.
Brown Is a graduate of tho Univer
sity of Michigan and. Is assistant
supervisor of thp Crater take na
tional forest; They will livo In
Medford.
Out of town guests were Miss
Ksliior Van Camp of Draper, Wis
consin, Miss Gertrude Parker of
Grants Pass, . Misses Mary . Moore.
Mailriuo ' Carroll nnd Virginia
Smith of Medford and Mr. .ro
seph l-'liegol of Medford and Mr.
Kdwnrd AicKlr.!cy of San Kran
cisco. ,
Mr. and Mrs. -Arthur Morris entertained-vary
Informally - at their
homo -on Thur&day nlght inviting
a small group of friends .for crab
Mippor. Guests Included- Mr. nnd
All's. JJelhert Obcrtouffer,- Air. and
Mrs. AIolvlllo Jones,, Mr. ant) Mrs.
Carlton Spencer and Herald White.
Mrs. ThotiiR3 '-Chapman '.left late'
in the wcok for Hepnner. where
she -will spend tile spring A'ncation
Interval with iier- slster, ATlss.He.n-'
ryotta Lawrence, who is now.tonch
Ing in tlio Heppnor schools. , 1
Mr. and Mrs. Delliert Oberteuf
fer are spending spring vacation
week In Hood Rivor with Atr.
9bortcuffor's family. ',
Airs. Jim Wilkinson and Airs. ,T.
Af. Slngletary entertained on Wed
nesday at the homo of tho former
In honor of AIlss I.liy Wilkinson,
whoso marringo will occur next
month. .
Tlio affair wan In tho nature or a
surprise, shower, and all tho ap-
pointliipnts were typical or Ml. j-nt-rlck's
dnv. with snrlnB flowers to
augment t,ho gay green of tho Irish
symbols. ' ' ; :
Tho gliosis numoerou .nirs. i,
Murks. Mrs. S. Krles of Junction
City. Airs. Kinroa T,eo, Airs. A. f).
I'Molds, Airs. David Jones.. Airs.
Hnnsn. Ttertelsen. Airs. . .lack Lar
son. Aft'S. Hldon Honor, AIlss Ester
potv. Airs. Grace niieiy. miss
Alnbel Hansen. Airs. H. C. Ilnnsen,
Miss llnr.Pl Patterson and Dorothy
and Iolcno Wilkinson. ,' ,
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Airs. ti. N. Honey hns os her
guest Airs. Alary, 13. Tunnoy of
Uolso, Idaho. , ,
.
'..Mr. Emma Aloxley lefty 'the
wepk nnst for , I-lvlngston, Aton-
tnnn where sho win spenn ,mmii
weeks as the tdest of her daugh
ter, Airs. E. T. Lnko.
Atr nni( Mrs. George Hitchcock
were hosm 'Monday night for one
of Hie nnnunniai supper pnri-n
which orecniled the Assombly club
St. Patrick's flnv nnnep.
Guests hidden for this very In
formal nffnir were Air. J
Jack Benetlel. Air. ami Writ.
Whlto, Mr, and Un. Molvlllo Jonon,
Air, und Mrs. Delbert Oborteuffer,
Mr, und Mrs, ThoniuH chapman,
Mr. und Alia. 'IVulter Hnyder, -Mrs.
Curtis Peterson, Dr. pelbert Btan
ard, Hal Anderson, Denny Abel,
und Harry Elllngor,
.
Mrs. Herald Whlto left Eugene
at mld-wook for. Pendleton, whero
sno will spond n fortnight visiting
,"i.i, hi.- 'fronts. Htoiip'tig also in
Portland for a fow days en route.
.,-.- .
Air. and Airs. John Stark Evans'
and their small daughter : are
among ninny faculty folk who will
spend tho spring vucution interval
iiwuy It'uin r.ugone,, niotoring to
Tacoma for u visit with Airs.
Eviins' parent:i.
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Air. anil Aim. Arthur Morris en
tertained with on attractive dinner
party -before 'ho 'Assembly dunce
(if Monday night; bidding ns their
guests Mr. nnd Airs. Keith Wiggins,
Mrs, John Zlmmer, president; Mrs.
l.lly Andrews, vice. president:' Airs.
W, T. HhoultK, oocretury-treauurer.
The ufternoon wus pleusuntly spent
at needle work for tho Woudcruft
home.' At the. closo of tho session
tho hostess, assisted by Mrs.' Otto
Adrian and Kuby YYmy, served a
luncheon, . , . ' . .
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Air. and Airs. Jay Upton are dis
tinguished gucstn in Eugene over,
this week-end. und.tholr stuy hero
has oecusionod soyeral very charnir'
ing . utiaira, ut-,-.winc.n .tiiey nuve
oeuu nunoreu ny -groups ui (rienus.
Alcinbers of Amaranth duncing,
club mot last night at tho cham
ber. of'-comnieretiT-fOr air Infrunis
uunclng party which was ono of
the-, week's 'mo,! -enjoyablo social
nffalrn for this contingent. ' Hpe
ciul guests, for tho ovcnlng were
members4if tho Alusonlo lodgo, anoi
a .feuturo of ..the- dirnco wus the
blossoms wero used;' Covers were
arranged for Mr. and Airs, Canip-
ncii f-:nurcn, Air. and Airs. John
Uovard, Air. und Airs. W. F. O.
Thncher. Dr. pud Airs. J, AI, Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Church, Air.
nhd Mrs. C. D. Itoreri ' Air. "and
Mrs Hex Underwood, Air. und .Irs.
Dean Walker, Airs. Anno i-umlii-uuiy
Bock, Dr. John Landsbury. .'
Airs. Eric W. Allen' Is spending
tho week-ond In Portland, "where
Kh went to iittend 'the stuto con
ference of Parent-Teacher associa
tion representatives.- Airs. Allen la
a inember of the Euvene board. ' .
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For Wednesday afternoon AIlss
Maigaret vi'inmer asked a group of
fiiends to nieo'. Air. and Airs, Erank
Kiy Eddy at her attractive home
at l'irlawn farm. Mr. Eddv irnv.
a very Instructive and entertaining
talk on Unltananlsm, after which
tllfferent phusea of the subject were
uiscusseu ana a soctul tea was
served.
.,
Air. and Airs. Harry B. Yoeom
presided over an Interesting fac
ulty dinner of tho week nast. en
tertaining at the Anchorugo tea
houso on Tuesduy night for mem
bars of the zoology stuff und a few
.uniiiiionui mends.
The dinner table was most color.
ful and spring-like with Its center
piece of peach . blossoms and nar
cissi, and held covers for Dr. and
Mrs. jamog Gilbert. Deun and Mrs
John Bovard, Air. and Mrs. n. R.
Huestls, Air. and Mrs. O. R. Rich
ards, AIlss Alay llorqulul, Alius Vera
Mttthor, Mini Marian' Uy rd
Mlu Hope Ply mate., s i
.' . - t s.
Last night nt their home, Mr.'
and Mrs. David -Auld were host
for a moat dollfthtful brldKo party
which they plunnod tor the pleaip
ure of their daughter, Mlw Ulliafl1
Auld, who hati roocntly returned
tram a trip around the world. k
BprinK flowcri in AttritoMve ar?
runjfoinent were UMed an thn dftcor?,
fitlvo note, nnd hupprr fulluwed the1
houra ot bridge...,
OueatB for the evening numberad
Mian Gertrude Llvermote, Mi
Murlftn Linn, , Mlwa lotae BuoK.
Ml8 Marcella Uerry, Alius FlorenQ,. ;
Buck, Ml8s Jonet Frailer, Mtin
Sarah Rorer, Mine Flora' Campbell,
(Continued on ' page coUimn $)
Mr, and Mra. Kugnpe Keltv and, IfKht supper nerved near midnight.
Mr. and Mm. Wilson Jl. Coffey., j
Mr and MrH.'Gcorgb "VV JavlH
were . Iiomih , WudneHdoy ' nlKht -, at
Ihelr hoinu for' tho. I mil ot throe
very delightful , evening, partljiid
wh.uh they huv B)onHoi-ed during
lhs piiHt Heveral vekn..'
For thlH affair, Ht. Patrick' day
furnlKhod tho (I'Toraiiwmotlf, tfar
riPd out hv thn una (if jiuihhoH' of
greenery and yellow bloHHonis, and
trie xatniiiar anamrocKH anu narps
und potatoes dear to the heart of
old Krin were further igaifica.nt
of tho nrannii: .-. . ' i t '.
, K!fire -card 4 wero fiifihloned lo
reprenent Irlnh pntatneH, and prlKen
were In keeping, both in color und
spirit. ... ' ; . ' ' '
. For Ihln ppe'naurnhlo evening Mr.
nnd Mi. Da'-ls included " as their
piioBtfl Mr. nnd MrB. Virgil Parker,
Mr. nnd, ' MrH... Ifuhert Moor. Mir.
and Mrs. It. M. AVrny, Mr. and Mrn.
a Ht -rett. Mr. nnd Mrrt. F,.
M. Hathaway, Mr., and Mrs, Kd
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .Mar
tin. ' .:
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Several of '-Eugcnc'a ' attractive
lada and lassies havo shared In the
Social doings of la to, with birth
day parties marking tho. chief fes
tivity for them.. 5 -i ' :, . , . ,
' Jane Miner, oelebrated her tenth
birthday recently with a' Joyous
nrty at. the home of her parents,
Mr. . and Mrs. . Arthur Miner.' tti
which wore bidden a group of her
young friends, games and a birtn
duy luncheon making .quite suffi
cient fun for the frrnun of jl dozen
guests.. Invited ' were'. Marjie lee
Morse, Kvelyn' Cooley, Jeanne'tte
Brooks. Marv Hunt, iois Margaret
Hunt, Jijdlth -Clark, ;Mlldred Pac
erd, Eva . Ml'ne, '.-AfUe.A .TtUman'
C'arabelle CISrk; AhaiMJner, Jane
Miner.
Kappa Knppa Gamma alurrtnae
met Thursday noon at the Anchor-:
naa tea house for a nqhpates8 lun-
cneon. .
Uev.. and Mrsv;. Bruno J.; Giffen
nnd Rev. and Mrs. Monroe-. G. Ev-
rpttsi of-Cfirvi?Ml ar leaving- by1
motor this .week for San Anselmo,
Cal.. -where thev Will attencl n-eon-
ference -'of student pastors. AVhile
in. the South thev will be guesf.
of Jtev, . and - Mrs.;;MA.;...;K.v
Heichers. v- . . .: , -..if
An Kaster niOrnlng.wedding that
's of Interest to many here and es
peeially to th. college set AvIU he
tnat oi miss Ionian ttaKer - ana
Dortald' Woodward.-, whieh tls to
take place at the Delta Delta Delta;
House on tne .:ampus. Key. rea
eHok . G. Jennimrs of St. .Mary's
Episcopal church -will read tho
service, at 0:30 ..o'clock. Misses
Katherine and Elizabeth Knkor
will attend their sister -as brides
maids. Donald G. woodward will
attend his sou ns -.best -man. r Doth
Miss Pker and Mr. Woodward are
farmer Tnlvem'tv of Oregon stu
dents. .Miss Tinker attended the
University of Washington, also and
Is a member of Delta Delta. Delta
and Thea 81ima Phi. ; Mr. Wood
ward grnduoted last June and is a
member of Thetft Chi. KrJars nnd
Sigma Delta Chi; nnd was editor of
the Emerald h's senior year.,.
Major and Mrs. John P P.ubb
havo moved from their former
home and are now domiciled at
SGI Twelfth avenue east.. .
' Pant, nnd Mrs. jnhn .T. Mcwon
are at-home to their friends In
the , home of Mr. and-Mrs. A. L.
Lomnx,; 1976 Onyx streot. ; r- v
The Woodcraft Thlihble club met
Wednesday nftemoon at the ,horhe:
of Mrs, L. H.'Dery. Officers for
:.i.m. -
Atr. hiiiI'Mm. -Data tilena bl-
soh ahnounco 'tHe engagement of
tnoir uaugnter, I -on or a jugenia to
William It; PuulsOn, son of Mr. und
Mrs. P. H. Foulson of . Portlund.
Miss Olson formerly 'uttended the
University of Minnesota and also
tho Lm versify . o.; Oregon. Mr, I
1'ouIhou is a gruduato of the V, of
O. and is a member of Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity. No definite dato j
has been set for tho wedding, but.
it wij possibly lake place Ju .the
early fall. ' , . T ''"
Yestordiij- hfternoon was' chiefly
notnljJe soolaily fjr- .tho large'1
bridtfw.tea sponsored by members i
of the ladies' - auxiliary to the
chamber of commerce as a bene
fit to raise their quota of -funds for
Juvenile girls' hospital in Portland,
which -is betnt; sponsored widely
by Eugene clubs. ."".'.'-V ' ' ' '
Airs. Jay-Uitioii of JJend was the
honor guest for -the afternoon,' and
a large group of':matrons respond-1'
,ed to the Invitatlomof the auxiliary
nemberhi In tho receiving 1 lino
were Mrs. Upton; Mrs. G. F. Skip-
worth, Mrs.-John Bell; Mrs.-- F. )w
Chambers, ifr. K. M. Earlei Mrs.
K. H Fields,. Mrs. Guy, Pyle and i
Mrs. Vern' Scobert; ' 1 .
Tho..j,eiceptiftn,lr.oo.ms ver& most
attractively decorated With green
ery vand 'spring - Blossoms, an nn
interesting - program of musical
numbers added to tho pleasure of
the- dfterndon. Numerous prizes
were donated by Eugene merchants,
nnd, further interest was added to
the affair by the fact that several
club groups attended in a baily.-re-serviiig
tables, as their share . In
contributing to the worthy causer
-J v; -f; ? '';''''.''-
. ' Mrs, , Bruce . popart , was hostess
for a raojKpt. ut'.rac,uye luncheon itt
herhome .vlien 'she had .as guests
tho members pf the.-Gamma Phi
jieta. Mo-hers' ciub. Hyacinths and
' Chinese .lilies were used in decorat
itis .", the; talto.v Covers were -lald
lor Mrs. .Flora-Xiver'more, Mrs. If,
D.. Pierce, Mrs.. T. E. Stebno, Mrs.
Wi-"Ai Kiiykendall, Mrs. G. E
Duke. "Mrs.iC.'M; , Collier; Mrs.' E;
O. Potter. Mrs. S. M Calkins, Mra.
C. K. DoNeffo. iMrsi 'iBruce Bogart.
r...i: ' A .
" Mt-s, Ralph Oflburh - was a lun- ,
; pheon hostess of .last week, inviting t
a group ot elgnt inenas to ome(
and spend; tho evening at bridge at
her honSc;; St. Patrick's day favors
and colors were used. .After.a few
hours of bridge the hostess, served
a snpper. . ' .-
Present ., lor. the. occasion . were
Mrs. Hugh Bower, Mrs. Nate. Hill. 1
Mrs, Georgia .; Tobey, Mrs. Stella I
PoUU Mrs. David Xlnjt, Mrs. W. U
Seward- Mis -SKene, Mrs.
Tana . tlrnfUl . Mra rtehltftl . ''
Mies Knthryn Seeley, who Is at- j
tending normal school at Motv-,
mouth was ih Eugene last week
end, visiting her mother, Mrs. Nina
Day Beelve,.nnd taking part In the
Older Girls,-conference held 'here.
. M.1S8, Heel ye was accompanied oy
four others with ...whom sho went
to. Geneva, Glenn, Colocadot Us.,!
year. and. Who spent the week-ena f
here - as .her. house guests. They
wero. Miss una Davios oi.wascq,
Miss Helen- Hawko or Korest.r
(Jrove. Miss v Eleanor Eastman o I
Portland, and Miss Anna Paratro-I
vicn oi unvmawB,
.
"Mr and -Mrs.' Wilson H. Jewett
were hosts niay nignt at tueiri
home for one tf the woek's dis
tinctive affairs, "bidding a group of
friends to no, tnoir guests for.
dinner attuce. ' . ' i t
Tho rooms of' their attractive!
home, on Fttlrmount Heignts wore!
decked In masses of daffodils and
greenery and on the beautifully, ap-J
the year were -electid as follow: I Rolnted; 'dinner tables pip? sam
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