Morning register., July 01, 1928, Image 13

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EUGENE, OREGON. SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1928
NUMBER II
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cllro clmiellti-ra. Mm I'.lranor
lis left, Mlaa Mary hi Ilia ecu-
and At rlghii ilnnet I lu ll. 1 lie
m Iravlng within a few uayn
die mat. from whr-ra Uiey will
Europe for jt" ')'
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lie Nellie Fennell and MUa
Talltirr, wlio hevo Irft fnr a
la AlMkA fnr ctcrnl week.
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TU0UOU a week of almoet
romplela prate and aulet haa
nrlfd, aavlnr for lh firing
few premature flrocrackera,
wMk lo com wliii It Pondls.
rodro, It gally-clan , Indiana
'heir Bpanlah ahawla, lit oow-
and In July Fourth calebni-protnlsr-a
to ba busjr enough
tha mott demanding; at leaat
i a faailval viewpoint.
lie city haa had ampla lima to
tk ltilf in flara, banners and
Inr, sombreros nnd signs, and
a only tha dawn of tomorrow.
tha popular song, to atari tha
fireworks,
morrow, Tuesday and Wad-
lay will ba tha big days, with
ha surrounding country In to
brate, and by that tlma tha
k will ba fairly well worn away,
laltora arriving almnat each day
ii In aoclal affalra of real ln-
it aoon, and with July under
the aurnmer achool aoclnl cal-
will likewise coma to llfo.
or ona of tha week's charming
Ira, Mra. John J, McEwan waa
m on Wodnoadny aflarnoon at
Home, entortnlnlng with nn In-
Inal tea fnr tha plcaaura 'of her
r, Mra. William Oonton.
ha tea labia wa centered wll'
aweet neaa and other psatel
len flo . nn, ii-ee.illug there
'a Mra. Prank Jenklna and Mr.
Iiur Morrla. AAlatlng In aerv-
irera Mra. Molvllln Jonoa. Mra.
rt Earl and Mra. niehard
otween tha houra of three and
ooioek, about thirty' frlonila
a hidden to meet Mra. flordcm.
tnin on Friday afternoon Mra.
nun entertained for her ilstor.
Hng frlenda to make ' up two
of bridge. ,
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compliment Hal en
"linor nnd Powell Plnnl. whbao
'ngemont waa reoontly announc-
"t. and Mra, J. M. Miller were
for an Intoreatlng dinner at
r noma on Tneadav evenlnflr.
lnc both the hoat and tho hon.
giwat are membora of Delta
fP Kpalion mon'a fratornlty.
Miller Invited aevnrnl other
"ibera of the aama rfoun aa
gllenta, aa a aneolnl pnnmllmntit
f'l Herahner, and eovdra were
"gd for Mr. and Mra J. W.
Mr, and Mra. Alton Baker.
Hnaol Prutaman, Mlaa Herah-
ir. riant, Hugh Miller and
hoata, i ,. .
centerpiece and table p
ntmenta were carried out In
rnlty colors of maroon, gold
Peacock hlua. with ffNiiinrttia.
'hlnhiin In varying abadea. iand
"n ronea tha flowara iiaed In
"ciiva effect, nurnlnar. tanero
fiatclilng buna lighted tile table,
"ie group recalled college dnya
" Ainging of O d frnternltv tnA
Hi aonga.
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and Mra. TCrncat R. Ollatran,
nave entertained tbe pnat
wneka at aoveral Intoreatlng
iignirunjr informal aoclnl nf.
1 "Ore again 'hoata at ihete
'' "n Krldny evening, bidding
p oc rrienda to make up
tnblea of hrMm
"'Hng the auppor hour, follow
anme, Mim Kllrnbotli ail-
" """g a ErOlin of. mimhnra
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n . "... .nin Aim. a.
, ' P'caaurablo fee.
' "i ma evening.
"won as guealo ivm.. m
i- A, Dorete, Mr. and Mra.
R. C. Virgil. Mr. and Mra. T. A.
Mill, Mr. and Mra. F. W. Kader,.
Mr. and Mra. Harry B, Johnaon,'
Mr, and Mra. J. V. Roadman, Mr.
and Mr. O. K. fletchar, Mr. and
Mra. A. K. nnberta, Mr. and Mra.
It. C. Qlaaa, Mr. and Mrs. J. 13.
Bell,
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Reporting a convention of high
Intereal and bonaflt, and ot de
lightful novelty throughout, the
Kugena cltth woman repreaentlni
lCuaene l-'edoratlon of Women'a
organlaallona returned on Friday
from Klamath Kalla after attend
ing tha atata federation meet for
which the Klamath falls Women'a
Library ejub was hoataaa organization.
The aeaalona, opened on Mon
day evening at alght-thlrty o'clock
llh a program and later an In
formal recaption for tha vlaltlng
dalegatea. All aeaalona were held
In the basement of the library
building, where the club haa It
room a.
Mra. O. J. Frankel as prealdent
of the atata federation prealded
over all the aeaalona, and gave a
delightfully informal talk to the
delegatlona, aa a feature of the
mooting.
Tuesday evening waa one of the
high polntg of Interest, with Dr.
Aurele Henry Relnhardt'a talk on
International Affalra commanding
much favorable comment and dla-
cuaalon from the membere. The
following morning came the sec
ond chief speech of the ae5ion.
when Dr. I.ee Vincent talked Detore
the delegates on "Child Training."
Dr. Vincent, who la a nationally
known authority on her cnoaen
subject, atreaaed the great impor
tance of teaching children or touay
tolerance toward other people and
othor people's viewpoints on quea
tlona. t
The delegates from Eugene were
sreatlv Impressed by her talk and
lla practical appllcatlona, and pro
nounced It one or me unoeimina
over given before a aeaalon.
Mrs. Q. R. Llndley, prealdent of
the Woman's Library club, waa
chairman; of the ontertalnmant
committee,. and extended tho dele
gntea' every courtoay aa official
hostess of the convention. The
carefully Planned program, social
affairs, talks and discissions, with
various trips Included, provided a
moat diverting aeaalon. Mrs. Don
Zumwnlt directed the musical num
bers which were given at the con
vening of the delegates, and which
wore onthuolnatlcally recolved as
one of the greatest pleasures of
tho convention.- The state officers
and other pronilnont membora were
quite unanimous tn voting this
federation moot jthe moat success
ful ever held.
All stnle officers were re-olected
save one who was Ineligible, hav
ing already served two terms.
Mra. Prnnkel Is prealdent, Mrs.
Qoorge T. Cochran of La Grande
Mr, and Mrs. Vlotnr Patterson
presided over an Interesting dlnnor
party of the paat weok, entortnln
lng at their home on Wednesday
evening. . Pink .' snnpdrngon and
lavender aweet peas centered the
dinner table, which hold covers for
ton, and lalar evening hours the
gueaUi spent In llatonlng' In on the
Dnmoorntlo nntlnnnl convention,
Hidden Ware Mri and Mra. Kntltan
Rarrett, Mr. and Mra. Oaorge W.
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Oordon Van
Oradnle of Loa Angeles, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Boat of Portland.
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To compliment her houso guest,
Mrs. Creed C. Hammond of Wash
ington, V. C and Mls Harriott
Loo of Woodland, Calif., who Is
also a guest In Kugeno, Mra, Bruce
Bogart entertained with ft charm
ingly Informnl smnll tea at her
home Monday nftornoen. Biddon
lo meet the honor guests wcro Mrs.
Arnold Bennott Hall, Miss lHnreneo
Hall nf Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. H.
.1. t'ranler, Miss Brownell Frnaler,
Mrs. Krnesf Ludlow, Mrs. F. O.
Young and Miss Frances Young,
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first vlcie-pnaaldent, Mm. A. T.
Myers of Marshflold second vice
president, Mrs. Charles Well of
Hlllaboro, treasurer, Mrs. Roy W.
I,pn of Heaalde auditor, .Mrs.
George Gerald Hoot of Portland
corresponding secretary and Mrs.
C'hsa. Illlyeu of Dallaa recording
aacretary.
Tha convention adopted aa Ita
keynote, Keith, and aa Ita alognn
I lila quotittlon: "In actual lire
every great enterprise beglna with
and takea every forward atop In
faith. I 'nit h will give you atrengtb
and courage and peace."
Mrs. Frankel, Mrs. .tonald Hop
kins nnd Mrs. Chas. Wells reported
briefly from the national conven
tion at Hun Antonio, Texas, held
early In June, and tha keynote ot
which was the American Home.
Attending the Klamath conven
tion from here were Mr. W, W.
Calkins, Mrs. C. A. Horton, Mrs.
K. H. Pierce and Mrs. Frank
Portar . -i
I The Eugene - federation was
awarded first priie for the club
I scrap-book.
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Vernon Ruiaell, 9 year old plan,
lat, aon of Mr. and Mra. Arthur
liuaaell of 43, W. 22nd atreet. waa
kpreaenlcd In a complete memory
recital on Wednesday evonlng at
Leraway music hall.
He displayed unusual musician
ahlp and taste, allowing that be
grasped thoroughly the numbera
ha played.
An Interested and appreciative
audience greeted blm, and praised
Ilia work enthualaatlcally.
The program waa as (oliowa:
Intrata .. ; J. s. Bach
La Danae de L'oura Welasheyer
Lea accordlallea Webwheyer
The Bell Xoulr Wright
Sonatina In Q . Beethoven
Moderato
Itomanza
Birds Funernl March Tschalkowsky
Skylork .Tschalkowsky
Minuet In Q . Beethoven
To a Wild Hose MacDowell
Hong at Dusk Crammond
Away We Go Torry
Elegle Massenet
Barcarolle . Blake
PatrloMachos Lied Grlci
Vernon ltussell Is a pupil of
Reuben Charlyle Oofforlere.
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Mr. U E. Bean and her son
Louis Jr., are in Eugene for u
fortnight's stay from thoir home
In Salem.
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Dr. and Mrs. Harry Titus and
children are among thoao who have
loft on vacation trips. Motoring
to Portland yestordny, they will
visit a few days before continuing
to Los Angeles for about a month't
trip.
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Mrs. Hugh Currln Is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. E. A. McCoy
ot Portland, who Is visiting here u
abort time.
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Holmotta club mombors met at
mld-woek as guests of Mrs.
Thomas Muui'oe, Mrs. A. F, Bromer
end Mrs. B. H. Will acting aa
assistant hostc-ssos. Bidden as
special guests for the afternoon
wore Mrs. W. I. Chappolle, Mrs.
B. A. McCoy, both of Portland,
Mrs. T. W. Harris. Mrs. W. F.
Heed ami Mrs. W. A. Anderson.
Tils fourth Wednesday In July
will be the date for the next club
mooting.
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Mrs. Thomas Wells has left for
a two weeks' visit In Scuttle,
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Prosldent and Mrs. Arnold Ben
nett Hull and the former's sister,
Miss Flnronce Hall, are enjoying
a fow dnya' motor trip to Crater
lake and surrounding places of In
terest, a a a
Lena Ovarwlck ot Fergus Falls,
Minn., haa boen the house guest of
Rov. and Mrs. R. Bogstad, 173
Twelfth aveiiue west, this week.
Miss Overwlck, an old friends of
the Bogstadfl, Is making an extend
ed tour of the west, having been
travelling since Februnry. She left
for Salem Friday to spond aoveral
daya with friends.
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Mrs. John Brockolbank, and her
little dnughtor Frank Leslie, ar
rived In the States the past weok
from thoir home In Paris, planning
to spend the summer In visiting In,
Canada and on the west const.
Mrs. Brockolbnnk will visit with'
her husband's parents In Canada a
,.hort 'time, nnd with Mrs. Chester,
Starr, and togother tho two will
coma tm Eugene, reaching here
about the first of August.
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Miss Alice Capps, who has been
cntertnlning once each month at
interestingly Informal at-homes
during the past winter, was hostess
for tho Inst one of theso affairs at
her homo yesterday - afternoon,
bidding a, fow friends especially for
Iho time. i
Of particular Interest during the
afternoon was tho showing ot
silhouettes which have been done
by Miss Mary Louise Fitch, nleco
of Mrs. Clnra Fitch, who Is making
'her horns wlthVlln Capps (or the
sumnier. About fifty of the very
attractive and kklllfully done black
and white plcturea were arranged
about the living room, and offered
much Interest to the guests who
called.
Mlas Kltcb, who la already show
ing unusual artistry, skill and
Imaginative powers tn her
lOlliouetto work, has been Interest
ed In this type of art only a com
paratively short time and has had
only a moderate amount of train
lug. and friends are predicting an
Interesting futuro for nor In
rnthor unusual and novel type of
urt.
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Mrs. Harvard C. Moore arrived
yesterday noon from her present
home In Honolulu, for several
weeks' visit In Eugene as the guest
or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. M
Wllklns.
Mrs. Herbert T. Condon of
Seattle is also a guest at the Wll
klna' home for a fow days' visit
with her parents, hnvlng come at
mid-week to meet Mrs. Moore.
Major and Mrs. C. C. McCorn
sck of Washington, D. C, will ar
rive In about a fortnight, having
left the east today and coming
west by way of Winnipeg, Jackson
Park, Prince Rupert and Seattle.
They will spend a month in Eugene
visiting tn.elr parents, Mrs. Ellen
Condon McCornack and Mr. and
Mrs. Wllklns.
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After a vacation trip of two
weeks which they spent In a mo
tor trip to California. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Btlen hsve returned
to their home In E-igena. During
'heir trip they stopped In San
J Francisco and Sacramento, and I
visited for a few deyi as guests of
Mr. ami Mrs, Clifford Price (Alice
Kerr), In Red Bluff.
Mr. and Mra. RJKera Klmber-
ling have left for a two woeka va
cation trip, plannlntf to spend the
lime at Houalde and adjacent beach
resorts.
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A marriage of the paat year
which has Just been announced la
of Interest to Eugene friends of
the brlda. The nuwa was told re
cently, and reveals the marriage of
Miss lfinpe McKenzie to Herbert O.
Pillars on Novomber 22 In Tucorna,
Wash. Mrs. Pillars Is a Univer
sity of Oregon graduate, and a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta,
Miss Mildred C. Whltton, form
er unlterslty girl and member of
Alpha Phi, was married on June
It to Robert Frantz. They are
residing In Long Beach, Cal. Mr.
Franti Is also a former unlvorslty
man, and a momber of Phi Kuppa
Psl.
On J'une 8 In Seattle. Mlas Fran,
ces Claj'a Vaughnt formerly of Eu
gene, waa wed to Clellen Bruce
(Jracey, Mra. Gracey formerly at
tended the unlveralty, and waa
gradiinicd from the Unlveralty ot
Washington In 1927.
Another wedding of Interest to
their friends waa that of James
King of Eugone to Miss Besslo
Huwkea of Condon, Oregon, which
was solemnized Monday June 18
Both ore graduatca of Pacific Uni
versity at Forest Grove and they
will make their home In Eugene.
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Dodds of
Omaha, Nebr., who have for the
past fortnight or so been the
guests of Mr. Dodd's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Doilda, left last week-end to re
turn to their home.
DunJng their visit In Eugene they
were entertained at several pleas
ant social affairs, among which
was tbe Informal evening at-bome
for wflilch Mr. and Mra. Austin
Dodda were hosts Tuesday evening
of last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roorce
have aa their guests for several
weeks visit this summer Mr.
Roome'a mother, Mrs. Samuel
Roonre of Portland.
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Mlaa . Cordelia Evans and Miss
Margaret Feulmer of Eugene have
left on a two weeks vacation trip,
whlcti they are spending Interest
Ingly In a cruise to Alaska. They
sailed on Monday from '"incouver,
B. C, on the Prince George,
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Among the Interesting summer
vlslnors to Eugene whom friends
will soon have opportunity to we!
come will be Dr. Flora Campbell
Houck (Mrs. Geo. Houck) of Bos
ton, Mass,, who Is to arrive In
about ft week to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mra. Dugald Campbell.
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Mrs. Brucs Bogart has as her
guest for tho major portion of the
summer Mrs. Creed C. Hammond
of Washington. D. C who arrived
the past week. They will spend
the summer In Eugene and at Mrs.
Hogart's summer noma at Mc
Kenzie bridge.
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For the nleosure of Mr. and
Mrs. L. 8. Ogden on the occasion
of their thirtieth wedding anni
versary, a group of their friends
went to their home in tne isk
apartments on Saturday last for ft
surprise porty.
The evening was spent inform
ally by the group who numbered
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hassad, air.
and Mrs. Mark Mossing, Mr. and
Mrs Ogden, Miss Sophie Nichols,
Jesse Nichols, Mrs. H. F. Ogden.
Miss I.ols Whitfield, Miss Kenlston
Ogden and Mrs. IHng'.eton.
Mrs. Bruce Bogart Is entertain
ing over the week-end as house
guests Mr. snd Mrs. E. 8. Owen
of Tiffin, Ohio, and Mrs. Charles
Ash of Fostorla, Ohio, who arrived
on Friday afternoon. They are
spending the week-end at flei-sldes.
Mrs. Bogart's home at McKenzie
bridge.
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Eugene friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Mac McLean (Rhetta TemplcUn)
of Pittsburg, Pcnn., are extending
congratulations 'to them on the
birth of a, daughter on Friday,
June 22.
The little girl Is the granddaugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McLean
and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Templeton
of- Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. McLeas reside at
303 Coltart avenue, where Mr. Mc
Lean Is attending Pittsburg poly
technic Institute.
Miss Helen Herahner left Eugene
yesterday for her homo in Hood
River.
Miss Hershner haa been on the
university campus the past year
and recently announced her en
gagement to Powell Plant of Eu
gene. The marriage will be an
event of tbe late summer or early
fall, and It Is a source of pleasure
to her friends that she will return
to Eugene to make her home.
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Miss Nellie Fennell and Miss
Alta Tanner of this city sailed
June 30th from Seattle on the
steamship "Aleutlon" for Seward.
Alaska. Miss Laura Taylor ot Los
Angeles, a member of the party,
arrived In Eugene early In the
week, and the trio wentto Seattle,
visiting friends In Portland and Ta
coma en route. From Seward they
will travel Inland by rail to Fair
banks, which la the farthest lolnt
north on the Alaskan ralltoad, In
which city they will apend aome
time, Mlaa Fennell la a teacher
In the Whlteaker achool, and will
return to Eugene In the early fall.
Mlaa Tanner, who haa had charge
of the claims department of the
unlveralty bualness office will re
main In Alaska Indefinitely, Sev
eral Informal affairs were given
for the girls previous to their w
parture. i
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At a pretty weddlneT, tundaf
evening, Juna 24, at tha home ol
her parents, Mlaa Edna Vlannal
Brockmann, daughter of Mr. and;
Mra. John Lowell Brockmann, waa
united In marriage to Byron A
Sorfllng of Gardiner. Tba otree
(Continued on page I)
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