Morning Register from Eugene, Oregon • Page 14

FOURTEEN MORNING REGISTER, SUNDAY. MARCH 7. tertaining next month are Mrs. X. F.

Steele, Airs, Stone and Mrs. Trvon. ent, "The Baud of BroiiuM. Seventeen were present at the mi'cUii. Osburn hotel, next Friday.

Mrs. (icr-linger "ill speak to the alumnae- on Blaiih for the Women of the rowcliff, Mis. H. O. Parkhurst, Mrs.

Muriy Hays, Mi. H. M. Holms, Mrs. W.

If'. Summers, K. J. Mason, Mrs. H.B.

Kauit, Mrs. John Bun lord, Mrs. Belle Ke. k. Frank Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence J. Krey, Mr. and Geo. Barton, Mi.

and Mrs. Albert S. Cheshire, Mr. and' Mrs. Koscoe Alien, Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Kankins, Mrs. 11.

C. Ball, Miss Holger-son, Miss Sorensou, Fenton Dorsey and Soren Sorensou. At Blverview. I KcKlider Lane County Special.) ItlYEKVlEW, Mar. (I.

Several neighbors very pleasantly surprised Mrs. Fred Horsel last Saturday evening. The gathering was in honor of her birthday. EWE pronounced success, musically, socially and financially. In the last two num hers, and especially in his'trerrditjoli of the 1'nrnphraso do Concert toir I' Opera, Miss Helen Volck entertained a num ber bf her friends at her bomu in Harmony Saturday evening.

About twenty young people were present. Cards and lancing were trie principal inversions of the evening and a delightful ma lleoli was served at a late hour. ic -t ion City grange enjoyed several soeiel hours together Thursday iu the 1. O. O.

F. hall. A big dinner was served at noon to more than sev enty grangers. Young and old alikojn large proportion of the eurrout ex i. -x -I-- Society i The Victory Circle of the Bafrtist church was entertained luesday evening at the pleasant home of Dr.

Marv Fowler Thompson with iss Myrtle Kvaus, Miss Kthel Kiusey ami Mrs. Baa Muth aa hostesses. A busi ness session occupied tho first part ol the evening-and tho following officers for the coming year were elected: President, Br. Bjlliaa Fowler; vice-president, Maude Cera Id; secretary. Bora Francis, and treasurer, Kt he) Kinsey.

The topic for the evening studv was Medical issions and i wuh in charge of Br. Thompson, who for several years was engaged in medical mission work in Burma. Willi the assistance of Master Bonn Id Thompson and several of the young ladies Br. Thompson presented six scenes, repre senting actual occurrences in her work in Burma. The main thought through the various scenes was to show the de plorablu condition of woman in heathen countries.

Following the program a Jaintv two course lunch was served. Thirt v-three voung women were pres ent. Mr. ami Mrs. Dean Jlnves and Miss Beulah Hayes entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Harold (iradv during their recent visit; here with divers good limes. One pccially deserves mention, a gay little ilance given in their honor at the Coun try elub on Wednesday night. The C. W.

B. M. met on Saturday nf teriioou in the parlors of the Christian church. Mrs. Brainier was chairman of the division while Humbert was in charge of refreshments, both ladies having able assistants.

A very program was given and an enjoyable time was spent. The Beta Thetu Pi fraternity will entertain twelve members of the Phi Oatiima Bella fraternity nt dinner today. During the week they had as dinner guests, on Tuesday Mr, and Mrs. Harold II. Grady.

On Thursday Dr. If. S. Bennett of the law department at the I'liiversity was ft guest. The Collegiate Alumnae will entertain Mrs.

George Gerlinger, regent of the univeruitv, at a luncheon irt the At Springfield. ItORislfr Lane County Special.) SPHINMFIKLD, Mar. (I. Members of Charles Scott's Sunday school class made merry nt the Methodist church parlors Friday evening iu social event with inuny features. There wero gamed und stunts of various sorts, ami then Mr.

Scott gave very interesting' talk about agates, showing number of samples that he has gathered at various times. The mutter of a suitable class mom for the growing class was discussed at length, and nil members decided to work for an addition to tho church to be used as a class room. A room the size propositi will add 2nd to the seating capacity of the church. The entertainment leatuies und toe delightful two-course 1 mu boon were in charge of commit tee composed of Miss Myrtle Copenhnver, Mts Griee Walker, iss Grace Male. Mis Lacy Cojieahaver and O.

L. Srott, The Kensington elub was ciinrming-Jy entertained Friday afternoon at the heme of Mrs. Fred Walker. Mrs. A.

Washhumo gave a very enjoyable dinner Tuesday evening iu honor of the. birthday anniversary of Mr. Washburue. Covers were laid foi eight, and a most delightful four course dinner was served, after which the guests passed the evening hours at Five Hundred, Those nt dinner wero Mr. and Mrs.

Washbume, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. MeOulioch, Mr.

ami Mrs. C. E. Swarts tiu'd Mr. and Mrs, J.

L. Clark. The Reaper of America are planning for another of their enjoyable invitation dances for Tuesday evening. March, lb Tho Berean class of the Christian church held ils usual business session nt the class room Wednesday evening. The affair was intended as a welcome to the young people who had recently joined the church.

The Gleaners held their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Hobert L. Drury. F.mnnon club held its usual bi weekly session Wednesday afternoon at the home of P. M. Mcpherson, in the northwestirn part of town.

Three new-members were adMed at this meet in. Tho North Fnd Social club gave a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bally Wednesday evening, barely escaping being themselves the ietims of a surprise. Mr.

Bally had the aftlo out ready for an evening spin when he received timely warning if intended company. Kef resh meats fol lowed evening of games and music. Mr. and Mrs. S.

M. Goddard gave a surorise nartv at their home last Satur dav eveniiiL in honor of their son and Out-of -Town 1 The Bine Needle club were entertain ed on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. B. K. Thompson and her daughter, Avis.

Additional guests were pun ick, Mrs. Hannah Hill ami Mrs. F.lma Castle. The Ladies' Aid und Ladies' Missionary societies of the Presbyterian church held a joint annual meeting at the church Thursday afternoon nt which the annual reports of both societies were received, showing successful work. The Ladies' Aid has giv-cu eight entertain men ts anil has paid penses of the church.

Officers were elected for tho ensuing year as fol lows: Mrs. It. E. McDaniels, president; Mrs. J.

CoKsmun, vice-president; iss E. M. Thompson, secretary, ami Mrs. Kit Anderson, treasurer. The Missionary society reports showed a 2o per cent increuse in subscriptions to the missionary magazines ami a distribution of tho monies collected was made to the several foreign ami home mission boards and frecdmeu.

Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. W. W. Bearby, president; Mrs. George Dersham, Mrs.

C. 11. Sedgwick, secretary; Mrs. F. W.

Troa-nor, assistant secretary, and Mrs. F. Lncev, treasurer. Common ieul ions were read from the committees on arrangements from the North Paeilie hoard which holds is annual meeting in Tacoma April 2.S-:i(, and from the Pies-byterial committee which holds its meeting iu Eugene, April 7 and H. The topic for tho day was "Immigration," led by Mrs.

Dersham. Mrs. Dersham and Mrs. M. A.

Prater were elected delegates to tho meeting in Eugene. Tho Xeedlocraft, consisting of a lnrge number of local holies, went to Eugene Friday to be the guests of Mrs, li. Parsons at luncheon nno Mrs. A. L.

Douglas at dinner. There were 17 iu the party. A surprise party was tendered Leonard Zinniker Thursday evening at his home, the occasion honoring his thirteenth birthday. The company consisted principally of but comrades and associates iu his grade at school. Near Junction City.

The country home of Mr. W. T. Simmons, between Eugene and Junction City, was the scene of a very pleasant gathering Monday iu honor of W. T.

Simmons and Miss Isabella Gris-son, whose birthdays fall on March 1. The rooms were tastefully decorated with evergreens and bine ribbons won by Mrs. Simmous at the various couu-t fairs. A pleasant evening was spent iti music ami various games. At a late hour a very elaborate luncheon was served cafeteria stvle.

Among those present, were W. T. Simmons and Miss Isabella Onssou, tumor guests, T. SiinmoiiB, Mr. ami Mrs.

Geo. Tem-pleton, Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Haven, Mr. ami Mrs.

C. E. Nute, Mr. ami Mrs. O.

P. Oleson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dickey, Mr. and Mrs.

It. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dickey, the Misses Anderson, Dorothy Nute, 1 1 tin nil Olson, Edna Stevens, Florence Olson, Mary Edwards, Florence Thoiuolson, Leta Kirk, Revo Pattee, Fay Fattee, Florence Win ters, Lillian Winters, Mable Winters, Lulu Myers, Loma Edwards, Bessie Neaves, Bert Simmons, Earnest Hot-lenbeck, Lay ton Woods, Laurence Woods, Mr. Anderson, Lewis Hartmun, Harold Wing, Edgar Kirk, Wade Pet-tee, Alfred Pettee, Guy Pettee, Roy Winters, Bryon Myers, Pan Myers, Frank Myres.

Harold Edwards, Robert Neaves and Ed Neaves. Miss. Grisson has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Simmons for the past month, returning this week to the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Migge, who reside nt PJOi) Ferry street in Eugene. At Spencer Creek. (RcRlster Ianc County Special.) SPENCEH CREEK, March After Sunday School this week a party of young folks gathered at the home of Mr. ami Mrs.

Hill. Those oresent were: Miss Lucy Withers, Miss Eleanor Withers, Miss Minnie Withers, Miss Goldie Yeiine, Miss Josie Roberts, Miss Elsie Roberts, Bud Furrow, Edwin Yen ne. Lester Yenne, Frank Hansen and Sam-1 uel Whorton. I Everybody enjoyed the dance on Friday evening nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.

Leon Loehr on the Frank Hansen place. Those present were: Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Albro, Mr.

and Mrs. .1. O. churn, Mr. and Mrs.

Pullen. Mr. nn Mrs. Ray Dam a rest, Miss Mabel Pullen Miss Goldie Yenne, Miss Josie Roberts, Miss Elsie Roberts, Miss Lucy Withers, Miss Elenor Withers. Miss Minnie Withers.

Miss Beatrice Paines, Miss Helen Portwood, Miss Mildred! Port wood. Miss Nellie Combs, Missj Harriet Combs, Miss Beryl Yernon Haily, George Haily, Thomas! Tengs, Martin Tengs, Ethan Callowiny, Lester Calloway, Claude Hatfield, Erwiu Simons, John Bjerke, Al-1 hert Bjerke, Yietnr Davis, William Davis, Cecil Wooley, Lawrence Suka, Jesse Pullen, Lester Yenne, Edwin Yenne, Charles Met 'oil tun, Edward Wills, A. Roberts, Paul Bus-ford, George Basford, Jesse Furrows, Rav Weaver, Frank Shaul, L. Osborne, A. Dorman, C.

11. Hill. William Sehnc.renhorg, George Toll, Claud Davis. Clinton Cheem, Loren Raines. William Hansen, Frank Hansen, Lvinan Che.em.

At Crow. (ftitWpr I.nnr Count Special, CROW, March 11. Miss Black and Miss Ryder last Sunday entertained nt dinner the following guest-: Misnev Elsie MeCulloni'h, Edna Jenkins, Grace Luce. Bertha Luce, Walter Lawrence, Eldon Kraal and Leslie Stephen-. The Ladies' Aid society met Wednes day it Mrs.

Charles Sovei ign stent a very pleasant afternoon. and At Cheshire. (R-tMr Lnne I'nnmy ftj.wtnt CHESHIRE. Mar. fl.

The last party of the sea -on was given by the Thursday Afternoon Hub on Friday evening, Febnuiry nt the home of Rnndolph Blown, celehrat iug he mt anniversary of the club's organint ion a well as honoring Mrs. Brown 's birthday. The usual good time was in order. Those present weie: Mr, and Since the advent of A. Flat Into the field of society reporting, the present editor trembles for Jier One initv strike it note without offense, but' iu this ease it might be deemed as sualt and battery.

Mrs, J. C. Hyett from Canada, is spending a few weeks at the home of Dr. and Mrs. B.

Baker. Mrs. Ilvett is the proud grandmother of lit tle Hut Violet Baker, who came to Kugene but a month ago. The Chi Omega fraternity entertain ed Miss clone Del.nno as a dinner guewt on Wednesday evening and Mr. ami rs.

Harold Grady for luueheon on Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs, C. H. Woodcock and their little daughter, Gertrude, of Cor-vtilliK, are house guestH of tho M.

S. Wallis, ami Krnest Poolers. The Shakespeare elub will meet tomorrow afternoon nt three o'clock in the ladies parlors of the Commercial club, The Itebekah lodge met in regular session on Wednesday evening. After i lie Musi urn meriiiiK i iiii iiiemiiurs eii- joyd taffy pull. A.

W. Wisner is happy In having her sister, Miss S. Smith, of Madison, as house guest. She will remain in TOugeite for the summer. Mrs.

A. K. Meek entertained a few friends nt cards at her home in the Hull apartments last Saturday night. The Klco club met for a business session on Saturday at the home of Mrs. S.

1). Bend at Kinenid Park. The Folly elub will hold a series of dances at. Folly hall beginning with na especially festive affair on next Friday night. Harold Fitzgibboa, Clark and Vil-lium Burgaard and Jack Dolpb are pending the week end in I'ortlnnd At Junction City, nKlsier Lnne County Special.) i JUNCTION CITY.

Mar. 6 The C. W. B. M.

gave Mrs. S. K. String a surprise party on her seventy-third birthday Wednesday evening, A social hour was enjoyed in needle work, after which dainty refreshments were served Those present were Mrs. 0.

H. Sanders, Mrs. N. L. Lee, Mrs.

Mary Say lor, Mrs. M. T. Cook, Mrs. Mrs.

J. M. Howard, Mrs. Isaac Senders', 'Mrs. Kohert Cook, Mrs.

Hobert Oitchens, Mrs. If. M. Milliorn, Mrs. H.

O. Belknap, Mrs. II. L. Boyle, II.

A. Coolev, Mrs. Johnson, rs. George Farrer, Mrs. C.

O. Heath, Mra. J. II. Miller, Mrs.

S. S. Knell, Mrs. II. N.

Ilaun, Mrs. Mary Bailey. The Kings Dnughters Sunday school class was entertained atH the home of Miss Elizabeth Tucker (Saturday afternoon. Several games were played flaring the afternoon and refreshments were served. Those present wero Luelti Moorhend, Vernita Moor-head, Mnrgrat Peterson, Marie Thornton, Elizabeth Tucker, 1 ns Young1, Margret Swift, Francis Parker, Loin Brown, Josephine Sanders, Myrtle Brown and Miss Emma Fries, chapa-rone.

Miss Velum Strome gnvc a birthday party to a number of her friends Inst Friday evening nt her home west of Many games were played ami dainty refreshments were served a late hour. Those present were Mrs. C. E. Logsdon, r.

and Mrs. P. O. Bowman, Mr. and It.

W. Spier, Leah, lloppes, Helen Young, Elsie Howard, Hazel Patetrson, Nellie Jackson, Corry Williams, Mildred Flint, Gwen-doliii Bowman, Asahel Fish, Nell Flint, Ernest. Patterson, Alford Cnrlston. Mrs. J.

E. Murphoy gave a party this week in honor of her son Lee 's twelfth birthdny, nt her home on Fourth and Greenwood streets. A number of games were played and luncheon was served at a late hour. Those present were Leah and Jennie May Hoppes, iblred Binges, Mary Murphoy, Bernodett Murphev, Josie Moore, Burton Young, Chris Wiide, Lloyd Morrison. The Hurrisburg high school student body entertained the Junction delegation hieh attended the basketball game Friday evening at Harrisbnrg between Harrisbnrg and Junction.

The reception was given in the high school building and a very pleasant evening was spent. Dainty refreshments were served at a late hour. Those from Junction were: Mr. and Mrs. II.

Ober-lent fer, Mabel Craig. Mary Simmons. Anna Jensen, Eleanor Bailey, Knit ire Moff tit, Mai gtut Bailey, Fay Maloy, Edith Moffitt, nigra Youu. Florence Moor head, Grace Leppert. Alice I arkci, ora ilde, lllanclte Hansen, i Hliril Wren u.

Alma Howard. Grace Morgan. I'eter Jensen. Hos CaBerl. lhnse Young, George Bade The Epworth League gave a social in Ihe buemcnt of the M.

E. church Tuesday evening. A number of games were played and refrYsh meats were er ed. Those present were Gertrude Mielbtt, Fay Malov, Gerttnde Hornier. Cloreiie Baiker, Cora Wilde, Kiln Cook, Mary Simmons, Hay Morgan, E.

L. Swtft, Steele Moorhead, Otto Hoppes, Yeigil Parker, Boise Young. enjoyed a ei plea-nnt afternoon in needlework nnd conversation. Dainty refresh me tits were set ved by the hostess, Mt. Ke k.

The guests present were Mts. Jones, Mrs. H. W. Scheuck, Mrs.

S. S. Snell, Mrs. J. Bar- Fugun Onoiii," THchaikowhki l'abKl, Mr.

Campbell was at his best. Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Boole entertained their whist club on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. Boole's mother, Mrs, M.

Wallin. In the living room violets Were tastefully arranged, while tho supper table waa centered with the same sweet flowers. The additional guests were Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Woodcock, of Corvallis, and Ifalph NVwInnd. Mrs. Frederic Sliekels and Kiilph Newland, for making high scores, were given the two prizes. The Sunshine dub met on Fiidnv afternoon at the homo of Mrs.

William Breston on 1'earl street. The home was filled with daffodils and graceful greenery. Mrs. Breston being t'nmoux for her wonderful gift in nrrnnuing (lowers and in growing them. Mrs.

KusnniHHcn was an additional guest. The club spent the afternoon with the usual, fancy work ami conversation, followed by a delicious luncheon. fli Saturday nftornoon MisH Mabel Kuykendall was hostess to the Treue Huh. Many violets were used to further enhance tho rooms beauty. Two guests were present, Aliss Coby Cil-strap and Miss Myrtle Kays.

The pastime was sewing, followed, by refresh meats, By aa oversight, the notice of Ihe Priscilln club was overlooked last week. This club is not one that mav be forgotten, being one of the plensantest. social societies in town. On Thursday, I'Vbrnary Itf, the Briseillas met with Mrs. Van WilMon and enjoyed tho usunl pleasant afternoon of sewing nad visiting.

Pr. and Mrs. tt. T. Burnett entertained the Klosche Tillirum Hub on Monday night.

Mr. ami Mrs. Julius nnldatiiith wore special guests. Alter playing tho regular twenty hands of whist, Mrs. Morris Starbuck and F.

M. Moore, for holding highest scores, were awarded t-m evening's prizes. Following this 'refreshments were served. An informal evening "at home" was given by Miss Minnie Muiah nt her residence on rmay. I nose present were Miss Carrie Koyl, Miss Bearl linker, Miss Formosa Warren mid Miss Alma Koppeily.

A two course luncheon was served after a pleasant evening with rook and fancy work for pnHtiiucs, The Wednesday Afternoon Whist club met at tho home of Mrs. S. J. Wilson on Olive street. Additional iMicsts were Mrs.

M. C. Harris ami Miss S. Smith. Many datrodlls wore used to make tho occasion even more festive.

The elub will meet in two weeks with Mrs. A. W. Wisner. Mrs.

Flora Macdrnald pave a pretty little "dove" dinner on Friday night at, o'clock in honor of Mrs. Barclay, from Scotland. Tho guests were Mrs. Barclay, Mrs. Biiugahl Campbell, Mis.

Trn h. Campbell. Mrs. J. W.

Buoy, Mrs, jdrunt H. Beardidey and Miss Jennie (tilkisoii. Mm. U.vron F. Belt, of Minneapolis.

who has been a house guest of the 11. A. Atkinsons, left on Thursday. She goes home via San Franeiso and Snn Bicgo, takiug in tho two Vxpo-silions and visiting friends in Call fomia. I The S.

C. cub met on Monday night at tho homo of Miss Tiffany. A num Ver of new members were present, among them Mra. Southworlh ami Mist. Tolly.

A pleasant evening was parsed In serving and social talk. Bight refreshments were served before the club adjourned. The Senior Circle met last Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. 0.

Hendricks. This Is one of the most conservative clubs in the city, and nlsn one of the oldest. On Monday the af lei noon hours were passed with fancy work and conversation followed by re reshmeuls. 'The Monday Bridge club was entertained at the home of Mrs. F.

V. Hughes. Cut flowers were used in decorating. The guests of Ihe afternoon were Mrs. B.

W. Collins, Mrs. T. A. liilbert and Mrs.

I.ee Travis. The club will meet next with Mrs. J. K. I'ratt in two weeks.

Mrs. A. I. O'lteillv entertained the South Oak Street club at her home at Tenth avenue east and High slreet Wednesday afternoon. The color dec orations were green and yellow, A de light I til table lunchvou was served, Ihe guests, besides the members, were Mrs.

O'lteilly's mother, Mrs. W. A. Chute, of Salem, and Mrs. O.

X. Kaldor, of Kogene. On Tuesday the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church met at Ihe home of Mis. Hubert MeMurphey, who was assisted hv Mrs. K.

S. Bolfe David Link, Mrs. It. Beckwith, Mrs. J.

W. Holmes ami Mrs. Hough. There were tU ladies present and the usual pleasant afternoon ensued. The Athena Arts and Crafts club was entertained Friday night by Mr, Horace Burnett at her home at B177 Seventh nvenuo.

west. The usual past times iircvuilcd, Mrs. Burnett was aisled iu serving refreshments by its Alberta Ftlingrr. Mr. nnd Mrs S.

p. Allen entertained the Pastime club on Friday evening with Mr. ami Mrs. S. Hamilton nnd Mrs.

Edna Bat so 11 additional Mrs. O. It. Gullien made high score The next club evening will be tit the home of Dr. O.

Gullion. The Neirhhoihood Study club met on Monday with Mrs. Elspno al her home on High street. After the regular dis (Mission of current event, the elub eon i led itli reading of ihe book beiug itudted by th members at rcs (Continued from page 13.) Thursday afternoon the Ivy Tliim Hub met nt the homo Mrn. V.

7. IlrniiNtttnr, who Jointly Willi Minn ilia Dlsrher were hontPWH to the Huh. hmit twenty-five mem hew writ pre-it to enjoy a few hours in Hewing and ial emivermtion nroentetl hy smut tl musirf. L'mUt refrenhmeiitH were trvi'il, tint dnroratioiiH for the oeons-n homy iniiuy yellow daffodils. The i-xt uiPcthtK will he in two week with li.

B. Kinney. (Miss Ruth MeliCiin was hostess at a cry ehiirniiiiK little dinner jmrty on Ihiirsdav niylit at lier home on 'u'tter-ln hI reel. The ileeorntiotiM were vio -Ih mid fernn centering the dining i i iiiki llllli'lin piIIHIM HUM HiiiiK un rooniH. 1 lie en-tn witH ii-en over to music and rend-IK, 'i ho newt a were Cosby tlil-i vrnp ml Miss Margaret.

Spunkier, of in i Ueltas and Kathermr irkputriek and Miss Munn Dougherty I the Mu I'hi Kp.tilmi trateinity, Mrs, F. It. Hunt wan hastes to the koiner Khih on Weihiembiy at home on Ante utreet. Her i addition to the elnh members, were linn Mav Thoine, Mihh Kate Kleyal mnl iifM Winifred Ball. Tlie tleenrnl inns ol" ho house were daffodils and fnsiii, a rouderlulh' pretty eoaihiuatioa.

The ewinjj and soeinl hours passed ipiiek-v and the verdict was that it was a lore I linn Hit mill nice eluh meeting 1 ikh (lenl and Miss Bell iiNsisleil the nst-esH in serving refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payo were hosts a dinner pnrty on Thursday evening hat proved na occasion of not only atttronnuiir pleitmire hut mental fond well, (lovers wero laid for twelve, ho lahle heiii extremely pretty with aanv violets and dainty apery. The veum wiw pasned with cards.

Those resent were Mr. and Mm. F. M. Oarer.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius (JmMhihU Mr. ml rs. G.

Nettle, Mr. nnd Aim. W. ij. Towell and Mrs.

Adelaide Id I ley. I Mr. and Mr. Julius Ooldamith were I losts to tho Tuesdny Kvenin Whist bib the past week. TU huNtesrt embellished and ndrtrned.

her home with ii'iov vi'detM nad daffoililH, giving an 1 ldded air of gaiety to the occasion. Mrs. Harry Freemini. of Vortlaud, wna ho Hpecial gtieHt. Mr.

Freil Hinith received the prize for flcoriiitf uigheiit, vlnle Mrs. .1. H. Manldry was awarded lie coiisoluljon. A delicious Htipper unshed a pleasant evening, Mr.

(lohl ninth moisting in nerving, i Mra. Liggett, Mrs. Hietteplare, Mrs, Smith, Mis. I'axton ami Mrs. Meyer, ill wives of Civil war veterans, assist hv Mrs.

SuMiinfSnodurustt, entertained ihe W. It. C. needle elub at the I.i.fl...tt tit- 1NH1 ivenue, hint week. The, rooms were fragrant with tho perfume of violets ind the lawn was beautiful with uallforuia nod Knlish violets nestling iinong the green leaves.

Twenty one meinhers and four visitors wero ptes-ant. A "surprino" party of young peo pie descended upon Miss Jennet to Kletzing at her home on tho River road Saturday night ami with rook, light re freshments and music delightful ev ening was spent hy Miss Kletzing, Misa iilndys Fisher, MiH Caroline Taylor. Miss Dorothy Wilkinson, Barl Ximmer-man, Mr. Rockwell, Walph Kletlng, tester llylaml, Bruce Flegal and Kletzing. An Informal danee was given on Sat ndlay nieht hv the seniors.

It was ealled "The Second Senior Stepping Dance" nail was most enjoyable affair. About l-'itl couples were present with Ir. and Mrs. Imllenbnch, Miss Horn Basler and others, patron and pat ronesses. Fight ecu dances kept the orchestra busy and the dancers happy.

Fit on T.oiicks was chairman of the en-lertainment committee and executed Inn duties with considerable zeal. At her home on Sixteenth venue, Mrs, Sturgeon Samuel Fair gave an ex eeediugly dainty luncheon on Friday at cine o'clock in honor nf Mrs. Barclay, who has been visiting rs. Bougald Campbell. The table was reutored with violets while idnk candles with pink nilkeu shades lighted the pretty feast.

I he gueMs were rs. Barclay, Mrs. Ibigald Campbell. Miss Jennie (iilkion and Mrs. Flora Mm Donald.

The Talk -A-liot club met on afternoon with Mr. Ilnrrv llolden nt her residence on Thirteenth a venue east. Additional ttuest were Wal ter i-iiiey ami Airs. t. Aieiran.

ivy in great quantities was the decoration fur the day. The club spent the nt'teruoon with sewing and only desisted hen the hostews ftttisted by Mrs. A. T. Boutip served ft (Jernmn i lunch.

The Bella Hmnnm association met on Wclnendsy at Ihe home of Mrs, Frcd-5 eric Dunn, on Alder street. A pic.tant incident of alteruoon was the wel i cmatng of a new Mrs. I. IV Hewitt, who has but recently arrived in Kitgeue. Nith tli usunl needlework and ronversatieu the hours lor the meeting pnscd, suppUrmented by re freshnitiits.

The next session will be held with Mim Luc i In Voran. The X. IK clnb nirt on Thursday af tormina with Mrs. Selh I.arawny, and the additional guests were Mrs, W. K.

I'owell, Mrs. Heibert Koome, Mrs. A. T. Boutin.

Mrs. Hairy Freeman and Mrs (lenrge McMortnn. The hmae of Mrs. IiOrnway is always pretty but it was Xurlhei rmbrlbshrd with flowers to wel come h'T tub. Mrs.

Jesse (iritttn achif vi tbe souvenir of the game. Bavid CHin)dnll was presented In a piano recital nt the Motel (Wham Toes dav nfternoon by the chapter of tht tu ftbi Kpailun. The program wtis a Mr. and Mrs. Nute and daughter.

Dorothy, of Eugene, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Simmons several days this week. Mrs.

AVilliam Simmons royally enler-tained the members of the Young People's society and others, Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Isnbella Gri--pom's birthday. Miss lissom has been staying with Hrs. Simmons for the nasr several weeks. The young people plaved games iu a recently built garage unlit a late hour when an elaborate supper was served, me earerena system was used iu serving. At Franklin.

(Resistor Lone Comity Special.) FRANKLIN, March (I. The Ladies' Aid soHetv of Ihe Christian hutch met nt the home of Mrs. J. A Richardson this week. Election of officers was the principal business of the afternoon, other business including the election of three new members.

Light refreshments were served by the hostess. The next mooting will be on March 11, withMrs. B. C. Lemlv.

The ladies of the Christian church nre (tin lining na entertain men to bo given 011 St. Patrick's eve. More def initc announcement of the program will be made later. At Alvadoro. 1 (Register Lane County Special.) ALV ADO RE, March ti.

The Thursday club met this week with Mrs. Martin, where they spent a very pleasant afternoon. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were rs. Popham, rs.

i nt ham, Mrs, Pat ton, Mrs. Kioster, rs, Gardner, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Sykes, Mrs. Carbon, Mrs.

Zumwnlt, Mrs. Dotcom b. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.

Day; Rebecca Carson and Beat rice Goodwin. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Patton March 11. At Loaburg. Utenlster Lane Comity Special.) LEA HI '110, March The Priseilla Hub was entertained this week by Mrs.

Boy and fancy work occupying the afternoon. Two ne members were taken into the club at this meeting. Delicious refreshments were served bv the liostess. At Oolftaon. (RcRistr Lane County.

Special.) OOLDSON, March The fare-wtdl dniice given by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gaines Inst Friday night was one rf the most enjoyable events of the winter. Mr.

and Mrs. Gnines nre moving into their new home this week. Dressmaking! No. 43 west loth street. Our patrons nre satis fed.

Won't vou be one? '1-2-IP of ir.rney just a littlfc capital hand will often enable any one to double his money" in a short time. opportunities 0 to "buy right" appear every day, and a thing bought right is half sold. a sa ings account offers the bes- way to accumnlat a littu more. money xo maw start today. 4.

MEMBXH OF THE FEDERAL EE SEE I ASSOCIATION OF THB tr TED 8TATEA EUCCNE OREGON Valley Printing Co. For First Class Job PrintinR Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Bnililing, upstairs. WOOD YARD H.T. (HRISTANSON Phon 77.T. Promo Loose Leaf Ledgers" and Forms SCHWAItZSCHIlDS BOOK STORE joined in a hall hour or games preceding the lecturer's hour.

The O. W. boys met Friday ev-c iii tig in the Woodman hall. After the business session wuh over tho degree team put on oino floor work, ('arils were indulged in by the members until a late hour when light refreshments were served. Tho Harrisbnrg Christian Women Board of Missions entertained the local C.

W. B. M. in Harrisbnrg Wedns-day afternoon. The local women report a most enjoyable and profitable afternoon.

The ladies present from Junction City wore: Mrs. A. A. Bennett, Mrs. M.

Montgomery, Mrs. M. P. Cor-bin, Mrs. K.

M. Ju'ckson, Mis. O. M. Jackson, Mrs.

J. M. Nichols, Mrs. Mary Strome, Mrs. Dick, Mrs.

C. Logsdon, Mrs. P. O. Bowman, Mrs.

S. E. String, Mis. Marv Savior, Mrs. A.

Duckworth, Airs. M. T. Cook. Mrs.

M. V. Mickey entertained the senior class of the Methodist church nt her home Friday evening. The members enjoyed a most pleasant evening. The hostess Mrs.

Mickey served her guests with refreshments. The mem bers present were Itev. U. llentu, Mr. and E.

L. Swift, Hoy Morgan, Mrs. George Young, Marguerite Young, Mrs. F. Moorhead.

At Irving. (Register Lane County Special.) 1RVINC, Mar. (J. Mrs. Chas.

Danolsou gave a very 1 pretty little birthday party Friday afternoon in honor her little sou, Ferdinand 's fifth birthday. Inuring the afternoon the little children were nil sealed around a table on which was the birth day cake with the five little candle ami dainty refreshments. Those present were: Robert and Kmma Stewart, Vernon Wisearson, Delbert, Amv mid Loretta Uergmnn, Francis Coldren, Marion and Carol Kelso, Dorothy Abbey, Lawrence Ben Ma 10,11 iss, Ferdinand Danolson. The children were all accompanied by their mothers. The Lndies' Aid society of the Methodist, church met with Mrs.

Walter Bergman Wednesday afternoon. As there was no work to do the afternoon was spent in visiting ami individual work. The members present Airs. K. W.

Zumwnlt, Mrs. has. Frisbee, Mrs. V. R.

Wing, Mrs. N. M. Shrodo, Mrs. Benton Wisearson, Mrs.

Parker, Mrs. Mary Coldren, Mrs. M. Kelso Mrs. B.

Maniuiss, Mrs, Walter Berg man. The visitors were: Grandma Wi miner. rs. Chas. Da nolson, rs.

Marv Wisearson, Mrs. Koepp, Mrs. Ab hey. The society will meet again the first ednesday afternoon in April with Mrs. Mary Coldren.

At Cotango Grove-. COTTAGE GROVE, March ft. The Kobekah Social elub met last Friday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. G. Graber.

Tho time was very pleasantly spent in social conversation and needlework. About H't were present. The hostess was assisted in serving dainty refreshments by Mrs. C. E.

Jones, Mrs. C. F. Walker and Miss Mary Bartels. Mr, and Mrs.

F. J. Ridinirs ented tnined a few friends last Thursday evening. The guests were the IL Boldon, Geo. McQueen and J.

If. Potts families, Albert and Bessie Griffin and Miss Mjldred Pringle. Mrs. Herbert Eakin entertained 'Ihe members of the Eutorpean Hub and their invited guests Friday evening. The Constellntioa elub met last Thursday in Masonic Hall.

Mrs. E. A. Gleasan ami Mrs. Will Hall heiug hostesses.

About were present. The M. P. fl. Hub met Tuesday of last week with Mrs.

Merle Seovcll. Mrs. K. A. Powell and Miss Lola Howe were guests.

Dainty refreshments were The Hub meets next Tuesday with Mrs. Rov Smith. Tho Y. P. P.

held its, rculnr so cinl and business session at the home of Finlev Huff Monday evening. The Emlmon club met Thursday ternonn with Mrs. Elbert Bcde. nf The Social Twelve met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Geo.

Hall. Sentinel. At Creswell. MtcRhtor Lnne Comity Special.) CRESWELL, March tl. The Ladies Civic Improvement elub was entertained hv Mrs.

Tifft, Mrs. Treanor and Miss Thompson at the home of the latter on Tuesday. Mrs. Schulmerick. the president, presided, and in the absence the secretary.

Mrs. Boucher, the treasurer. Mrs. Steele, acted as secretary pro tern. A culled meeting was held last Saturday, at which Mrs.

W. W. Bearby was appointed to represent the cannery stock of the civic improve ment Hub nt the annual meeting. Af ter the usual reports, Mrs. Bearby reported on the cannery meeting held and told of the proceedings.

The report was accepted, and the rep given a vote of thanks. A lyeeuiu course for the winter of H1.V Hi was discussed, and the course taken under consideration was the Ellison-White Chantaiupta Lyceum bureau. Two members were appointed hv the president to fill vacancies on the plaza com mi tee. Mrs. Waite and Mrs.

Parker. The 1 evident aUo appointed the 1 tuj committee to report fur the annual election nt the April meetinir, con sisting of Mrs. Win, Johnson, Mrs. L. P.

Marrinyton, Mrs. B. S. Wakefield, Mis. F.

W. Treanor and Mrs. C. H. Sedgwick.

Mrs. Dr. Foulke wa re rimed into membeihip. There were members present. Th meml ers en sontn 'I om Goddard and II.

I aru. Gillmoie, Kuth Gillmore. Arnold Tra whose birthday anniversaries occurred' Hansen. Stnnlev Thompson, that day. The evening was spent Moorhend, Fol me Jensen.

Ver playing many enjoyable games, after jjj Barker, Jack Jensen, Eddie Havs, which dainty refieOnuents were served. (Mtl, James Hughes, tins Flint, Those pre-ent were Mr. and Mrs. S. M.

at roll. Hnrs.heH Hoppes Goddard Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Chetwocd. Carlton M.

Faddcii, Luther Jensen. Ko Mr. and Mrs. II. I'ark, i aru.

Frank Goddard, Tom Goddard. Mr. and rs. Lesley Johnson. Dot a Lou gm ire.

Ira Fuller, Grandma Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Piatt, Sylvia Pratt, Mrs S. Pratt, Goldie I'ratt, Mrs. H.

Sliahan. tintee Shnhan. Mrs, H. V. Griffin entertained a number of youni; people nf her home Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter.

Lat a 's, I wel ft birthday. Games were ida ed, were nn3 and a general uood time had hv the little folks. DehHoin refreshment The Indies of the North End Thimble were served. Those present were- nu.f Thurdav afternoon at the nn Gore. Bertel Me Ben.

AIM Wilcox. mum, Mt Helen Steves. Edna Mooie, hnrlotle Stewart. Julia Woods. Lei a Brabhair, Hael Hayden, Kdwitn Jer Clatk, Lew is Jones, Walter Thomas.

Kdunr Collins, alter Hay den, I'sul Nice, Frank Griffin. Mrs. Rnndolph Brown, Mi. aud Mrs..