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o’» HE EIGENE WEEKLY <•» ARD, THI RSDAY, AUGVST 30. X»OM
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Fadsand Fashions
lai Hervi
York, Aug.
rat is losing
and in its t
1 smart mohair and
w hie 11
and in
Quack | are by far more s
Bolton Hamid
Mrs. J
enliush.
lamette
many ways more attractiv
it has
noon Club
| been found that the pongee coal does
Mrs. Tldball.
Whist was the pas­
Tues;
week the Ladies’ 1not keep Its fresh appearance on a
time of th* afternoon, in w hich Mrs Aid Soi
f the Met hodist church lonk tour, but looks sadly rumpled
Tldball won the first prize, and Miss met at the home of Mrs. W. L. Chesh-
___ ... . aD<« shapeless when the desrination is
Minnie Schwarzschild the consola­ Ire.
Mrs. George Y iran and Mrs >' ached, this especially if the coat
tion.
The rooms were beautifully Star were a»«istant hostesses. There has ever been laundered. The heavy
decorated, the color scheme being were about f .rty-flve in attendance pongees of the Rajah make, and the
yellow. Those present were the mem­ and a pleasant afternoon chat was French tussore are liked by some, but
ber» of the club and a few Invited enjoyed. During the afternoon del i- these
have
disadvantages.
The
guest», and a pleasant afternoon was clous refreshments were served.
rough surface of the Rajah shows the
»pent by all. During the afternoon
soil very quickly and the tussore in
♦ -r ♦
dainty refreshment» were served, as­
a good, heavy quality is expensive.
sisted by Miss France Kelly.
Thursday evening Mrs. Jepp was So it seems that mobair is the best
Saturday afternoon
hostess at a coffee luncheon. ~
Those all-round material for a motor coat.
♦ ♦ ♦
present were .Mrs. J. K. Pratt. .Mrs. It can be found in a large range of
Hammond entertained
Tuesday,
August
11,
the
Aloha
L. E. Tldball. Mrs. L. It. Edmunson, colors, it keeps its shape and trim­
honor of Mrs. Nelson, of Chicago. De­
Club met at the home of Mrs. Whit­ Misses Emma Travis. V’eda Qua: k- ness, sheds the dust and is just the
licious refreshments were served by son. The pastime of the afternoon enbush and France Kellv.
right weight. .Many of these coats
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. M. L. was whist. Miss Veda Quackenbush «
are strictly tailored and of the Rag-
* * *
York. Guests present were Mrs. Nel­ won the first prize and Mrs. Ham-k
Wednesday afternoon the women ' | lan cut. The collar may be fastened
son, Mrs. Sladden, Miss Beulah Slad- mond
DONT YOl WISH YOV LIVED IN EIGENE?”— Nobodys Magazine.
the consolation.
Itefresh-
close to the throat and the only
den, Mrs. Tromp, Mrs. Bogart, Mrs moots were served by the hostess, as­ of the Missionary Soclety of the Pres­
p'lcnic
'
trimming
is
rows
of
stitching
with
Titus, Mrs. McMorran, . .Mr». Prank sisted hy Mrs. 1. II Bingham. The byterlan church en joyed a I
e ____ perhaps strappings an(j buttons. A
Page. Mrs. Lilley, Mrs I Quackenbush, guests I of the club were Mrs. Shelley, luncheon on Mrs. Hanna's lawn.
L............ ..........
good practical hat for motoring is a motifs set in. There is a material
Mrs. Prentice, Mrs. I. il. Pingham M rs. G.
♦ ♦ ♦
N. Frazer and Miss Veda
(
Panama, or rough straw trimmed which was new this Beason which
♦
MARRIED
♦
and Mrs. York.
I
Quackenbush.
A marriage of interest to Eugene with a scarf which matches the color lends itself beautifully in the making
up of tailored costumes. It is called
♦ ♦ ♦
people
Ise
that
of
President
P
L.
of
the
coat,
The
veil
is
not
necessary
♦
Campbell, of the I'niversity of Ore­ to be of the same color, but one that "Mirage,” and it is well named, for
Thursday afternoon
Vella
young people, gon, to Mrs. S. C. Church. On his becomes the wearer and looks well the effect Is very brilliant, like a sup­
A merry party
Quackenbush entertained
On Wednesday evening, Auguit p
with the coat. Generally the darker ple mirror on which are raised little
The petition of B. S. Kelsav, of at the pleasant country home Of v"’
Imperfections
of
roughness
that
are
shades of blue, green and brown are
and Mrs. John Winkley, parents nt
chosen, leaving the paler tints for peculiar in the Oriental silks of Ja­ Eugene, Or., for a water and gas the bride, in Linn county.
Sa,n
pan
and
China.
This
fabric
may
be
franchise at Mt. Scott, which is up M. Hamby, of Per-land, and Ms
short pleasure trips, if such be taken, [
but white in a wash gauze is always tound in any color.
for the consideration of the county­ Bessie Winkley were united in mm
FLOR ENC E FA IR B A NKS.
popular.
court. is made it- toed faith, as is ev­ rlage, Rev. S. A, Douglas offiJatin»
Bordered materials are holding
The ceremony was
idenced by tne ract that he has re­
their favor in the feminine field and
wedding dinner followed and i)r
tained the well-known firm of Gron- and Mrs. Hamby left on the 81n
the borders are being used as trim­
uahl & Bilyeu, civil engineers, for train from Albany for their home m
mings on gowns. The new foulards
the technical work. Mr. Bilyeu says: ‘ ru'1 lan I.
are es|»ecjally attractive and are very
"Preliminary work has progreased
<■001 for hot weather dresses.
A |
Dr. Hamby is a successful practi­
to such an extent that a pure and con­ tioner, a former Roseburg neighbor
smart frock, in the new light cherry
stant supply of Wholesome water can and member of Rev. Douglas' • hurb
colored foulard, had
pin dots or
be given to the residents of t.’.is sec­ while in that city, and Miss V.’inklev
white and a border of zigzag or chev­
(From Saturday's Daily.)
tion at about the same cost that is is a beautiful and worthy young ¡adv
ron effect.
The waist was made
The passenger department of the paid by the residents of Portland. recently a clerk in the st re of Meier
with small tucks stitched to the bust
line in front
'
and to the waist line In local Southern Pacific depot began Ample fire protection will be given & Frank in Portland.—Albany Deg.
back.
The border is used for the moving to the fin ■ nev crick home and the reduction in the insurance ocrat.
centre fold in back as well as in from the cld wooden structure -this rates in itself would warrant the
(The bride formerly resided in Eu­
front,
In the collar.
puffs and afternoon, and will be fully estab­ granting of this franchise to Mr. Kel- gene, where she is popular )
lished
in
their
new
build.ng
by
to
­
sav
and
his
associates.
shoulder seams the borier appeared
'"When water is filtered as this will
again. The sleeve produced a cape morrow morning.
The telegraph
>trume:its were be. the purity of it is beyond ques­
effect by six downward turned tucks
at the top and at the wrist were being pu. i this morning. i he wait- tion. The plant and its equipment is
of the best, and should the franchise
tucked vertically into the cuff. The
be granted this entire district will
skirt, a one-piece model, was group-
have installed at the earliest possible
plait- <1 at the sides with a box plait
In front anil an inverted one In the
date a plant that will be second to
back.
The border of the material
non-.”—Journal.
around the foot was the only trim­
ming.
The present fashions in Jewelry
show decided changes from those a
A DELIGHTFUL
liant finish like the real gems, are
the only metals worn, but copper
horn and Ivory are used abundantly.
v 1.1. FOR ME"— Nobody s Magazine
Mother of Pearl or baroque pearls
are set In black silver or copper.
friends In compliment to Miss Beulah under the chaperonage of Mr. and return from the East he will stop Enamels, translucent, with a bril-
(From Friday's Daily Guard.)
Hladden.
Progressive
duplicate Mr».
(). Hudson. drove to Bangs’ in Colorado to be married.
, liant finish lige the real gems, are
A telegram was received in Eugene
m parts a pleasing softness
whist was the pastime of the after­ Park In a hayrick Thursday evening
among the fads of the day. When I
st ev ning containing the infor­
and delicacy to the skin ' 1
noon.
Miss Ina Watkins won the and enjoyed a few routs of dancing
The grandmother» of the old Dutch carved by a master hand, horn is I
mation that Mac
L. Summerville,
■tnd restrams the ravages of I
first prize and Miss Emma Travis In the pavilion. Refreshments were Dunkard families in Western Penn- combined with costly gems, pears
formerly of Eugene but who had
sun, wind and time.
A
tile second. The Invited guests were served during the evening.
sylvania have made and used “Hick­ b Ing the favorif
ivory and »11-1
been living at Los Angeles for some
ts continued application elitnil
Misses Beulah Hladden. Emma Trav­
ory
Bark
Cough
Remedy
”
and
raised
ver
jewelry
Jewelry
is
most
effective,
while
time
:.asi,
had
died
there.
This
came
♦ ♦ ♦
is, Ina Watkins. Ethel Evans, France
nates sunburn, tan and freckles and
their families on It for a hundred catm ?cs s with coppi r settings are ex­
■at shock to his many friends
Kelly, Eda and Hazel Humphrey.
On Wednesday last Mrs. Llschen years. Now you can buy it of your ceptionally pretty. S tne of the Jew­
renders imperceptible annoying
No particulars were received.
♦ ♦ ♦
Miller entertained a number of dealers.
minor blemishes and sallowness.
As for it and use it, be­ elry that Is worn in th evening are
■ telegram from Mrs. E. E.
The Misses Leone Kays, Norma friends, The evening was spent in cause it's pure; because It will stop very, old necklaces,
stomachers
It possesses a dainty, clinging odor
McC.anahan was received about mid­
Hendricks.
Rasolla
ami
Therese conversation,
Dainty refreshments your cough; because It is the liest breast plates, diadems and rings, and
exclusively its own and is in every
night ■ ating that she would leave
Friendly went to Portland tin- first were served by the hostess. Those cough remedy made today. Try it. for day wear there are necklaci
way a perfect toilet luxury. Price
Los Angeles this evening with the re­
of the week to attend the wedding present were Professor and
Mrs. For sale by Red Cross Drug C jmpa- buckles, buttons and hat pins. T
mains. They are expected to arrive
50 cents. Ask your druggist for it
of Miss Alice Brotherton ami Mr Shaf- r, Misses
Nettie and Emma ny and all dealers everywhere.
necklaces worn in the daytime a
Sundav.
Clifford Brown.
Miss Kays Is the Chase, Hr Maurer. Mrs. Ingham,
much heavier than those for evening,
mm
It will be remetnbered that Mrs.
guest of Miss Ella Doble and th- Mis Beulah
Hladden,
Miss Veda
SHOE SHOP IN COBIRG
yet sometimes we see a slender quiv,-
Sommerville, who was Miss Stevens
Misses Rosalie and Therese Friend­ Quackenbush, Miss Pink Maurer.
E. P. Shinn has opened up a first- ering pendant worn on a fine chain.
before her marriage, died suddenly
ly are stopping at the Nortonla.
Miss Evelyn Bristow, Miss Leone class shoe shop In Coburg. All work Th diadem, instead of being reserv
in Los Angeles only a few weeks ago
♦ ♦ ♦
Griffin. Miss Beatrice Bitov, Miss I guaranteed. Bring in your job work. cd for ceremonious occasions, as has
BULLIVAN.
and was buried here, Mr. Sommer-
Wednesday afternoon, at the homo Opal Jarvis, Miss DeEtta Ingham,
been the fashton, la now worn at
d&wtf
Commissioner who took ihe Olympk ville was a native son of Oregon and
dinners, operas or evening parties team of American athletes to I.ondun. was in business in Eugene for a
by nearly every well-dressed woman.
number of years,
He had a wide
llev. s Ilonus Wagner will be the Just at prt sent hatpins are receiving
acquaintance throughout the state.
I leading batter of the National league much attention.
He was in the wholesale liquor busi­
for 1908. Don't be in such a hurry,
At first one does not realize how; in.z room complete encircles the tick­
Mike. If you take your time at the much money can be spent on them— et office, and :s furnished with scats ness in Los Angeles at the time of
1 f the m.>s* sanitary and coml " tab'e his death.
plate you may skin Ilonus yet.
for they must be artistic and either tv pe.
Thing» haven t gone so well with in some piece of old jewelry or some
The baggage room will als > telievc
On the
Pitcher Doescher found the going Naps art* still In the running strong Manager McCloskey of the St. Louis rich design of modern work.
congestion that has been felt in
Nationals
tills
season,
certain
hats
the
pins
are
chosen
Just
The
losing
of
too lumpy in Cincinnati and quit.
t Ht* pres tit build ito.’
Cap Chance ami his Chicago Cham­
games
hasn't
cut
any
figure.
The
alike,
but
oftener
they
are
all
differ
­
Jimmy Ryan. the former Chicago pions came near losing their shirts
player, ha» given up tile management during the Eastern trip, The Cubs sad part of it is that he has been un­ ent. One hat noticed recently had a
silver fleur-de-lis. a piece of Roman
of the Montgomery S nithern League will have to do better or they never able to develop any one good ball­
player to sell to New York.
mosaic, a pale yellow and white cam­ ANOTHER GIANT CHERRY
tea m.
will handle any of that world's se-
TREE IN LANE COl'NTY
It Is said that President Garry eo Set in an old copper rim and a
Brooklyn fans wish the Superlm» ries plush in October.
San Francisco. Aug. 14.—Bright
very large, round, darkened ball of
Hermann
has
a
crew
at
work
gather-
had the St. Louia Nationals every
Tlie following was clipped from the ..nd early tomorrow morning twen-
Detroit fans art*asking If the Cubs Ing old tin receptacles which he will carved Ivory. That there Is a craze
are but outward signs of the oil
day for the remainder of the season will be the opponents of the Tigers
I tv-tive officers stationed at the Pre-
present In the near future to about for old bits of jewelry is very evl Oregonian:
Yum. yum! What swell cake!
done in secret by myriads of d«o-
Again'.’ seven-eights of hi: Cincinnati Red- dent and fully as much time is spent
Junction City. Aug. 12.— (To the | sidio will start on a ninetv-mile ride
in the world's series again
Jruff germs sapping the life Now
Great is Billy Murray and hls I’hll- Dill the Tigers ever play the Cubs legs.
on selecting these pins as on the I at Editor I. I recently read in the Ore­ lu accordance with the orders of the
adelphla Nationals. The Quakei f ir the world's championship?
gonian of the great cherry tree of war department. Arrangements for
In which they are worn.
of the hair. Micro kills the par*’
A
Ilf
size
portrait
of
"Cy
”
Young
have land'd from nowhere and are
/Among the combinations of differ Yamhill county. But Lane county, as the test have been completed under
site, soothes the itching scalp­
An Indianapolis scribe lavs the is on exhibition at the Boston .lour-
now playing like champions
play for the recent poor showing of nal office. Albert R Thayer, of the ent materials this year are cloth and far : s heard from, beats any county tile direction of Colonel Marlon P.
gives lustre to the hair and stops
In
the
state.
Three
miles
east
of
Man.-
tn»«
Te
and
tussore
and
v
lie
These
The New York Americans never be
Indians to the bad condition of Journal art staff, painted the pur-
it falling out A single applicab®*
tne
seen
very
frequently
In
the
ja:
k
*t
Goshen,
near
the
Coast
Fork
bridge,
Starting from the Presidio at 7
fore were so badly off as at present I rhe grounds. But ye scribbler does trait and it's a corking good "pitch-
gives relief and proves its «ora
suites.
The
gross-grain
on
the
J.
D.
West
farm,
stands
a
cher
­
and skirt
o’clotk tomorrow morning ti e offi­
Owner Farrell has a good Job In sight I not mention the other teams. Surely e.',” too.
Save your hair before too Utt
is mostly used b cause the ry tree that measures 32 inches from
to get players for next season.
I the Indians have not been playing the
As Jake Beckley said: "All teams t ussore Is much smoother than the the ground, and six inches below ces v II'. y ride to Palo Alto, a distance
Micro prevents baldness. It is *
surface
lot
thirty
miles,
and
which
will
com-
by
themselves.
>
game
Cleveland
team
did
great
work
The
look good when they are winning and
delightful dressing for the h*r,
rough variety. Then in the where the limbs sta rt out from the fldet-- the program for the first dav.
Mike Donlln. of th« Giants,
during their recent stay at home. The 1
i all teams look bad when they are heavy,
tree. The latter metisures e eight feet At Palo
free from grease and sticky oils.
plain colors are combined
com
“ ’ Alto they will stay all night.
linens
the
I losing." Or in other words, the w in­
s and stripes. The most six inches. it has a s pread o if 48 feet The ‘ vt dav they will rid t ¿K een
Ask your druggist for free booklet
ning team always looks better than with check • colors In linen are c
from the n art h west t:o th? s south«
miles toward San Jose, and at. that
fash
I
vnabl»
the losing team.
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
WATCH YOUR UNCLE SAMUEL
and
P
also
men sores 4^ feet from the polnl
lenthe- cole ■, dark prune, old hint
will return to Palo Alto
The average young baseball fan
ROWTLSSO. 0«COO«
resn. There have been southwest to the no rtheast.
and
bo-t
’
e
It
has
will
-amp
for
the
second
keeps better posted on the game, re-
ilted skirts of cross bar bla k just been measured by J I). We
■
third
day
they
will
ride
nu'inbering the names of the old-tini
owner, anc1 myself. a visit
Ite with linen coats c
idio direct from Palo
than
averag
outached with collars:
JAMES CALVERT
KELSAY PROMISES GOOD
SUPPLY OF WATER
PASSENGER DEPOT
IS Al LAST OPEN
MAC SUMMERVILLE
DIES AT LOS ANGELES
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POWDER,
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
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