Eugene weekly guard., June 24, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1909
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Wallis, Mrs Platts. (Portland» Mrs
G W Griffin.
Griffin Mrs U I'
Mi ise.
Mrs. Geo, H. Smith. Mrs. Geo. W.
Smith. Mrs. G F Metcalf. Mrs J. M
Not because It In Sarsaparilla. I
Baker. (I'tllamoek).
Shelly. Mrs.
«
fee
but
becaus«» It I* a medicine ot
»
4
Robert
Mis.« Irene Applet It*, Mr -
M c M iii ¡ili« *. Mrs W I- Het Ich. Mrs. pucullar merit, compotcd of mor«,
than twonty different remedial
Mae Norton. Mrs. J
V I! J*pp, Ml
agents effecting phenomonal
Mrs.
M
C.
Harris.
Mm.
W
Shumate,
j. ♦
4
I.Inn. cures of troubles of tho blood
I). I' l,;nn. \i aa Margaret
(Jacksonville). Mrs. C li Ulllouglt
stomach, llvor and bowels.
by.
Titus Hood's Sui.*a|>arilla cures aenu
♦ * *
ula,
eczema, anemia, catarrh, tn«iv«'U'
I’bls afternoon Mr> Louis B«>an
ties», that tired feeling, dv»p««psia, los
«•ntertalned tn honor of her gu,»t
Mr» R. S Bean, «f Salem. I iiv IH iik 1 of appetite, and builds up tin1 systciu
kV
In a tiumlH'r of her most intimate' (l»t n l<»«lay in th« usual liquid form or m
friends. Th«* devoratlons won* most ebocuUUd uldal forn^f*ll«d baraataba.
ru
gorgeous. I'ousistuig of sweet ¡teas
and jardliiiers of »w««et briar and L York. Mrs. C M Densmore. Mi'
flowering shrubs. Miss Amy lttinn S M Yoran. Miss Elisabeth Voran
nwelviM the guests at the door. Miss Elizabeth Norton. MI hh Ida I’nt
MI hh
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. S. S. . aokaon. Mrs James Seaver. Mrs * the pastime. Mrs. (leo. W. Smith Nissllework ami social chat full'd the t<K»on. Miss Bessie Ihty and
W W. “
Brown. won the first prize, Mrs. C B. Wil- afternoon, intersperwii by s«*vefal Carol Joliuson
■pencer and Mrs. Robert nratt en­ I^tura Bartie. Mrs. .............
♦ • ♦
In
Mrs. Wing. Mrs. W. F.
Gilstrap. loughby the second, and Mrs. Alex- musical numbers by Miss Dunn.
tertained a number of their friends Mrs S. D Reed. Mrs. Griffin. Mrs ander the consolation, The guests the dining rpom th«* ¡link and white
Miss Winifred C(H'k««rllne enter
in a most delightful manner. The Goo. Gross. M rs. Janies Page. Mrs were Mrs. Julius Goldsmith. Mrs. color scheme was carefully carried
tallied the Beta Epwilon girls at din
old Catholic hall which was
pur­ C. C Page, Mrs. Wm
.. .
Mrs
Ydalaiiie Lilly. out in both decoration» and
re­ tier on Tmysday evening
Polders. Mrs Frink Page.
Mr» J "
chased lately bp Mr. Pratt was con­ W. W. Calkins. Mrs
,..s. Northrop. M iss M rs Henry Hollenbeck. Mrs. K. K, freshments. The tabli* was artis­
verted into a veritable bower
by Northrop. Miss W-.nlfred Northrop, Mink. Mrs H L. Studley. Mrs. A. tically d«*corated with ¡link roses and Kays and .Miss Myrtle Kays »«listed
BLOOMER GOWN. LATEST FREAK OF PARIS FASHIONS.
In serving. The meiiiber» of th«'
means of small fir trees, evergreens Mrs. F W.
W Prentice. Mrs. M
L, L. Peter. Mrs. S S Spencer, Mrs. B. dainty water color place cards. Beau­
and wild flowers, Numerous Indian York. Mrs. Wm. Preston. Mrs. E L. L. Bogart. Mrs. Titus, Mrs L. T. tiful ¡link and white carnations were Hiirorltv are Miss Norma Hendrick*.
A ccui I oiiuh I ns Paris Is to freaks of fashion, the tsilllevardlvr xs»iss| M
Misa Kate
Miss Winifred limlley.
bankets also added charm and color Fisher
tit of the new blisuner gown when Mlle Susanne Bergvre of R m > <qvr|
Minnie Washburn. Mrs. Harris. Mrs. R. S Bryson. Mrs. E. the favors of th«* afternoon
Mrs »Nillerfon. Miss Sue Haya. Mis
the
room
to the appearance of
Beau was assisted lu serving by Mrs Gladys McKeusle, Miss Adele Goff
nlqiie first np|a-arvd In It The llcrgere ciaituiiii- Is a startling .•lagg.-nm,,,
Here the ladles spe •ut a most enjoy-
C II. WtDougbbp, Miss Adah \llen. Miss Franc«*» N«*lson. Ml»» \dall Al
some tie.nt I, «gu. H
The first
able afternoon at 1 whist
Miss Eva Allen. Miss Winifred len. Miss Eva Allen. Mirs Frances
si> "It." I h „ri >V ■ < l<w
I ai wre nee
prize was won by Mrs.
Cockerline and Miss Lucia Cgtnp- Obertauffer. Miss Mary Di’Bar. Mis.
Will
Harris.
he s*vond I by Mrs
bell. The invited guests w«*re Mrs. Cei'ile Wile *x. MIss I luzel
Bi o» n
Voran, and he consolation bp Mrs.
Wilkin». Miss Hazel McNair. Miss Cornelia
MJcCornai-k, Mrs. F W.
Geo. Yoran. In serving the hostesses
E
I).
Pot-
Mrs. F. W Qsbilrn. Mrs
Pinkham. Miss Lucia <'nmpbell. M
■llld » lilt»
B.l
.11 •' often of
•• mater-
were assisted by Mrs. Titus. Mrs.
\ngele» I. Irem« LamlM«rt, Miss Fielda McClain.
i Los
ter. Mrs Guthrie
• h of pink ! lai us th«* dreiw w I
' 'I
Geo. W. Smith, Miss Mertie Auten,
Mrs
R
L.
Wil
Mrs. C. 8. Williams,
Miss
.Line
Miss
Mildred
1,
Boattie
'
<
Ii,ill-
-
attached,
Bagley.
.
•re
M iss Winifred Kelly, Miss Kathleen
loughby. Mrs. John Straub,
Mrs. Knox. Miss Jessie Bibee, Miss Merl,
ortued
the
I
Jeweled,
having
«
t Wilb
Shumate and Miss Ruby Pratt. The
Ankeny, Mrs. L N. Roney, Mrs El McKelvey, Miss
Imprt-iwilve 1*10110» Hint either ii
\lleet» Thompson
haie a
invitational list included Mrs W. C.
va Allen, Mrs. L. T. Harris. Mrs F
*
l
»
♦
Ifrey
»ang
«
oiqrast
to
th«*
g.*wt
Yoran. Mrs F. G. Young. Mrs. Lucy
L. Chambers. Mrs. L. II. Johnson.
i
Roliert (
Emliroldered but'«
t»n Wednesday afternoon ami even
Abrams. Mrs. Geo Yoran, Mrs. B
Mrs W W. Calkins. Mrs. .
F
G
g
march I „nd enamel butt a«.
pleasant
home
of
Mr»
Ing.
at
the
L. Bogart. Mrs. L. E Bean, Mrs.
Mrs.
Bry-
Y.. no; Mrs I M G en. .’
.. attetid*‘«l ; on th*' n« w g .wiiH x
st Tenth
n West
lenth i street.
a
Julius Goldsmith, Mrs. Guthrie. Mrs.
(Corvulilsi, Mrs. F. 8. Dunn. J W. Bu i
Eplsc’opal-'Chun h
i*se are placed In
R 8. Bryson. Mrs. Darwin Bristow,
Joseph Si'hufi r. Mrs Melntosh. tho guild of t he
Hotno
metal
silver tea
Mrs
or
Mrs. L. R. Edmunson. Mrs. G. N
Z.teber, Mrs. H D. Sheldon. ) guv«> their regular
Frazer. Mrs. R. M Gilbert.
Mrs.
For slight figure»
* *w
Robe, • M, Murphy. Mrs. C B Buoy. Mrs Dillon. Mrs Duryea, and
on
Frank Gilstrap. Mrs. Al. Hampton.
<>r Bro*». 1» not ai
><1 ill
Willoirghby, Mrs 8. S Spender. Mrs. Mrs. Bingham wire lhe hoste».*
w
oveusion.,
Beautiful cut
Mrs. Frank Hampton. Mrs. E
C
i of new way»
in »st«
C \ lli.rib, M
Mbert Sweetser. this occasion.. lent
<h«»lr trugrancti to »»oet liens
Little Mail'll
Hughes. Mrs. Henri- Hollenbeck,
art» m uiiight f-.r while
n»t li
Mrs G N. Nash. Mrs E. H McAllis ers and r«y « h . apart
nwnt*.
The how- gas was ring bearer, nil
Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. L. T. Harris.
black or white ar«*
I oftra
'er. Mrs. C. M Collier, .M rs G. A. the vari* us
were usHlsted in serving by llllli-gas. the flower girl,
•Mrs. C. E. Loomis. Mrs. J. W. Kays,
mako just the nee I <1
I
1 1(1 I
Dorris. Prof. Cars» n. Mrs. C. A. Bur- aesses
M!
ih
Beatrice
Btioy
Mrs. H C. Mahon. Mrs. Chas. I.lttle-
and Miss Opal dainty frock of alllte »1
jc <>» n
dew, Mrs E. E IteCon. Mrs DeBar.
Jarvis.
field. Mrs. T. B Luckey. Mrs. Robert
little girls, dr<ssvd lu »1
shades «jf yol)»
Mrs. P. L. ('umiliteli.
Mrs.
Idaho
All
formiMl an aisle of whit
McMiirphev. Mrs. I. T. Nicklin, Mrs.
<i »»a tn or cita tu pag i“ tw
Campbell, Mrs. G D. Linn, Mrs. A
J. K. Pratt. Mrs. Lloyd Bellman. Mrs. |
The Thimble Club met In régulai fa>r the br idal party to pa s
K. Ihitterson, Mrs. A. L.
Stew art.
mu< h used by tho •• wt
They were I.mile
Parso
Wm. Preston. Mrs. Henry Schwer-
Miss Margaret I.inn. (Jacksonville). session on Thursday afternoon with
t h«»m. all ■ f sfili ti tieed
ing Mrs. Geo. Willoughby. Mrs. W.
W««|| col «red complexion
Mias Estelle Bean. Miss Sue Itorrls. Mrs Jtillux Goldsmith. The after Veatvh. Gladys Minier si
P. Boynton Mrs. W. W. Brown. Mrs. I
The lirid ■ wa« c
with Hawley
Miss A. Whiteaker. Miss Mary Mc- noon was pleasantly spent
muim lltieu had bl.««k
F. L. Chambers. Mrs. W. F. Os-'
needlewcrk and conversât ion. Dell- gowned In white silk net <
yvl’ow I rep., Il id •' h ■
Coruaek.
burn.
Mrs. Helen Hoffman, Mrs.!
Mrs
clou* retrvshment» were s««rved by l.oulsene gjlk. and her veil
♦ ♦ ♦
and y hr and sleevm .«•
Adalaide Lilly. Mrs. Frank
Paged
white
Mrs. G*«ld*mit h. Mrs .1. W K-.iry - In place by liny
A nialxe rohirod ponK<* w
r I tn tne(
This afternoon at her uome »Ml »nd Mias Frieda G.ildi-mith
Mrs J. W. Hobbs,
Mrs. W.
L.
The She carried white sweet pi
with brown YvHilt ribbon
I > hat
West
Sixth
street
Mrs.
J.
P.
Camp
­
“
III
“
!'.
g
.
i
.
1
.
w
<
Hetich. Mrs. R. H. Dearborn, Mrs.
guests
f
the
cl
ft
It
were
Mr»
Prank
w
.
tw>
match
wan
adorn««d
I«! ous
bell entertained a few
friends in CltamlH rs. Mrs
A. Livermore. Mrs. F. W. Osburn
eremony. after w.tlch an
Fred
Chambers.
Mrs
lamn
dull
r«d
r<>**
honor
of
her
guests,
Mrs.
Holt
and
Mrs. L. L Whitson. Mrs. A. Church
reception was tendered the
I*« «»I
Mr< l.ull. >f Alaska
WhM WBa Gilmore, add Miss Margaret Linn.
Klaxon I n a v»
Mrs J. W. Shumate, Mrs. G. W
groom, and dainty refreahn
<9 * *
the prevailing pastime of the after­
nh**««r material t •i i’ i iromiw '» bi»»
Smith, Mrs. Geo. Croner. Mrs. J. W.
served
On Wejnefclay aftersoon Mrs A
noon. The guests were Mrs. W. P
'immer.
Buoy, Mrs. David Link. Mrs. D. E.
f.< Hornet bltig of a v >* >■'
Mr and Mrs Moslgy ' left
Morse. Mrs. E. C. Hughes. Mrs It E. Jepp entertained with cards In Portland. Seattle and other Sound It 1» sheer cotton made • With t IIOM
Yoran, Mrs. Henry Tromp, Mrs. G.
Portland
tL Bryson. Mrs. I. H. Bingham, Mrs. honor of Mrs. Flatt, of
H Smith. Mrs F R.
Wetherbee.
points, rnd alter their return will bw thread flnbth. It is to » bn found •
L. E. Tidball, Mrs. Platts
I Port- «and Mrs Guthrie, of lam Angeles at home in Creswell,
Mrs. Gilmore. Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass,
where th* tbs plain variety an i • ».! st tbs
land). Mrs A E Jepp, Mrs. C. M Mrs. Claire Willoughby won the firs' groom has made ready a pretty new *(rl|><*d plulila. rroaabarri'd and Jao
Mrs. J. F. Titus. Mrs. G. R. Chris­
the
Collier.» Mrs. 1 . T.
quared patterns, many of thiw.
Nicklin,
Mrs. prize at whist and Mrs. Platt
man. Mrs. S. J. Wilson. Mrs. C. B.
Mrs. I. E T- ■! • i • I a . home for Ills bride.
while not so ezpetisl Ir, rve-inb!»
Willoughby, Mrs. J, O'Brien, Mrs. THOMAS W. LAWSON’S DAUGHTER, FIANCEE OF CHICAGO Henry Tromp, Mrs. Dunn and Miss consolation
The
Dunn
I Mu lligan I.
(-lonely tho printed lll--ti
Mrs I
j.
w. slsted tbw hostess In serving
G. D. IJnn. Miss Margaret Linn,
SOCIETY MAN.
pink
laib'rance
Quackenbush. Mrs. Geo. ] Mc31.«rran. d«'' rations were
Miss Whiteaker. Miss Norton, Miss
While not new. the Swl«» neo'ltu.
The guests were Mrs. Platt.
Loomis. Miss Auten.
Thomas W. Lawson, the Boston financier, hns announced the engagement Mrs. John Buoy and •Mrs. 1 M J. Dur- ros«*s
which are now to b. Uxiiid »ith
Mrs.
Guthrie,
Mrs.
Ixtuls
Bean
.
Mrs
yea.
• * •
of his second oldest daughter. Miss Marlon, to James Fuller Lord. a Chicago
ombre embroider'd d*w!<M,
C B. Willoughby. Mrs. David Linn. *
♦ •he
• * *
Mrs. L. R. Edmunson and Mrs. L. I society and club man. Miss Lawson and Mr. Lord are both expert horseback ■
make beautiful gown» for the •um
This afternoon Mrs. S. S. Spencer Miss Margaret Linn. Mrs. J K Pratt,
M Travis were two delightful hos­ riders, and It was during a run of one of the Chicago riding clubs that they I
mer »<• a io n
( By Catherine Mann-Payzant i
tesses on Thursday and Friday after­ first met about a year ago. After a recent trip to Maine Miss Lawson returned ' and Mrs. Robert Pratt entertained Mrs. Tldball, Mrs. Spencer, Miss Any
One thing la Mill considered la
Veda Quackenbush
New Y «ik. June 19
Printed lln Iterative, that the I s I oum - auggvsta it-
noons of this week. The Edmunscu borne and apprised her father of her engagement. The date of the wedding with needlework Mrs. Pratt's home Dunn, and Miss
♦ ♦
* » *
on Tenth street was adorned with
ene are some of the prettiest of sum
home was
prettily decorated
in;
The members of the Senior class mer fabrics, They
roses and cut flowers. Mrs. J. F.
r*r> II
■ »»•If aa a part of the skirt, .inj th»
syringa and sea foam. Thursday1 has not been set.
Titus. Mrs. Geo. W. Smith, Mrs. T. of the 'Varsity enjoyed a plcdic at weight, fine In their texture und l.x»t Is mounted more or le»-. abut*
afternoon was devoted to needle-«
But there 1» ‘Ute nr»
B. Luckey, and Miss Ruby Pratt as­ Seavey's Ferry yesterday afternoon | pr »1 m ••«) in delicate colors with b--au- the w.lkrt tin«
work and
during the afternoon' J. W. Buoy, Mrs. I.
Bingham.( C. Hughes,
Mrs. --- T. —
B. Luckey, Mrs. sisted ln serving. The guests were Various games and »itort were en- I tiful design* im.'.i'«-if from old « hints note that la probably due to th*
—_
,------
several vocal selections were ren­ Mrs. W. P. Boynton, H.
aitiiint-r dvniand« tlt.it
< I n»ck
Mrs
° K. C".
P.
Geo. McMorran, Mrs. P. E. Snod- Mrs Enright Mrs. A. C. Auten. Mrs. Joyed during the afternoon, After a I and India muslin
It
ha*
fairly
dered by Miss Lottie Banfield. of I Hammond. Mrs.
Mra G.
Chrisman, grass. Mrs. AdaJine * Church, Mrs. L. G. Adair. Mrs. it a Boots, Mrs. su mitt nous fe«*d the party returned taken the place held by cretonne l«»t finishes be lmmui itl.it“ and whldi
Portland, accompanied by Miss Mar- Mrs. McGladry Mr». R.
la so hard to obtain with !»ri
Ponells. Mrs. _____
Helen __________
Hoffman, Miss Ida Patterson, A. T Cockerline. Mrs. W. L. Chesh­ bxzuie late in the afternoon.
year for hats It Is used tor bordars It
garet Cundiff. A dainty luncheon Edmunson. Mrs.
neck finishes
No matter of abst
Idaho Campoeli, Miss Harriet Patterson. Mrs. M. J. j ire, Mrs. Perry I San Francisco I. Mrs.
• » »
on
parasol»
and
for
collar
and
ruff»
was served at the home of ■^iL
lire.
;,; r8-
IS ti'
” C
c ' Howe
riuwe « Mrs
airs - Frank
rrann Smith,
wmirn Duryea, Mrs. Lloyd Bellmar. Mr»' R.
8 ?!
The Sunshine Club met yesterday and ¡M»'k«*t tj-lmming» on light |x,n material, the blouse. If transparwu
Martha
Chambers.
Mrs.
F.
E.
Cham
­
Mi8s.fBaniIe
' «iss
Kate Cuioiirr.
Cundiff. Mrs
Mrs inettie
Mettle Ket-
Kel-
|g made .>».•• a wteRa llnln
-j' ’d „
j ,, Nellie Mrs
------ K»i»-
Elmer
Roberts, bers, Mrs. W. W. Calkins. Mrs. F. afternoon with Mrs. D A Payne at gee» or linen dust iviat»
Ban,.cld ana Miss Emma Travis. | ]y. Mrs. Smeed. Mrs. Henry Tromp M. Gilbert. Mrs.
allowed to mount up In'
t xulmi’»
her home on East Eleventh street
Mrs. M. F. Griggs. Miss W. A. Whit-
.
S.
Dunn.
Mrs.
F.
M.
Day,
Mrs.
C
8.
Dres««
itf
such
desi
rlptloiiH
should
dan *M^ FWCO p7t
u KuJk«“-
Margaret Cundiff. Mrs. Dunn.
.-rilng It
Mrs. Mrs. L. L. Gi oiljl. h aMlsted Mrs be exceedingly imple. for th«*lr pat­ above a round or square
(¿ urn Mrs w w A
. Miss ^nn' Mrs H L' Studley, Mrs. eaker, Mrs. Frank Chambers, .' Mrs. I Freeland, Mrs Mary Griffin.
L. L. T.......
_____ Geo. Hall. Mrs. Emma Johnson. Mrs. Pulng In nerving tefrt'shments.
,rs- Robert _ Pratt,
tern* and Iwautlful designs are com - la the plan of the nice dressing Ide*
g Z o YAr?y Mr
r (HOs?)Urn' X
A" Bell.
Miss Mrs. J. K Pratt, -v
to have all tbaae neck and slsava
lell. Mrs.
Mrs. Lulu
Lulu Tollman,
Tollman. Miss
Mr3, Geo. H. Ohler.,’ Wm. Kuykendall.
___________ _____
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. McClanahan.
pletely »¡»liled by fussiness
I
or over flu) !(••» removable, and
n^r^’x?1 '.CecU.ia D“11“' -M188 Katherine McHardy. Mrs. M. E. Wat-
i. It dr«»
On Monday afternoon the ladle- elaboration.
(Astoria), Miss Bessie Day, Mrs. W. Mrs. James Page, Mrs. A. K Patter-
<VDOn»'?lra Gs°’
Dorril' Mr8 son. and Mrs. Percival Rust.
__ B. . Wil­ )f the Republican Patriotic league
Mrs. J.
A daluty gown of
.
printed liam Is likely to have aeveral ■•'■jts
J. W Quackenbush, Mrs. Theresa I
on Friday afternoon whist war H. Alexander, Mrs. Hayes. (Baker Son, Mrs. S. R orno ____
City), Mrs. L. E.-----
I’p to the present ih««
the tall 'fi
Tidball, Mrs. M. S. loughby, Mrs. Mettle Kelly, Mrs. M' «and their families spent th«« after­ had a Whit«* ground I with
.. .. a
_ :ir*t
......... at
_.
noon at the ««nd oLthe car line
At tractlv**d»*«ign In blue and pink and suits, which are very t*l (I tn II (rate m
six o'cl ck a sumptuous plcnl«' Inn lir w 11 flgill«-. I l>»a nt I f n lly lilenile I what was om e i-onsl !• .1 1 appropri-
take charge of a framed set of Kaiser I
h.!' Ire»
gentlemen have, therefore, received cheon was spread which the tuember- In faint shade» that the cruden«*»» of ate for such c ItUtlies,
haad-pàlnted Lane county views If
well-earned recognition and honora of the ¡tarty did ample justlre to.
more in evidence than any ,,ih««r a H'I»
tile
Hound
In
description
1»
a
sur-
the b.ard of governors decided to
li i« a» ih»
both at home and abroad."
• « •
prise. It was one of the most »lm- eii'iqit for indoor W'oar
get one made, and without expense
Judge and Mrs. R 8. Bean, of pl«- constituted frocks I have
General Allen described the medals
weather liecouioa waimer « «ir«-»»
I
sven
to Eugene will exhibit them at the
during his speech.
They bear the Salent, will be the guests of Mr. and till» prlng and yet one of r the most thaf is neither a tall ne l iii H or *
priri'ipal “¡ties, Omaha, St. Louis.
fac-simile of the great seal of the Mrs. IjOllih Bean during comtnence- charming for that r«*as< n i
It was drt i affair is seen, and ! Iiry xr»
Kansas City. Chicago and so on. Mr.
United States, the date of the joint ment week.
a
Jiimiwr
dr«*»»
made
in
the
form
of ln » particular (lass by th - !1|K«I«IH.
McMurray hat gone to Chicago and
<if ih»
resolution of congress, providing for
mad«* ne< eHsary by the ilea
a
slip.
Tlie
skirt
was
slightly
high
the matter will be taken up «by him
weeke
On
Mrs. J K walsted. openl*-g on the .Id.- in front, American climate
There
the
medal»
and
the
words
or
the
res
­
while there with E. L. Lomar, gener­
Pratt
«>r fu»»f
olution :
fol!
>wln-g
h«*re
that
a
tailored
HUlt
and
made
rather
more
full
than
al passenger agent of the S. P. Co.
"In recognition arid appreciation of guests at dinner: Mr. and Mrs. L. E. some of the r (tent model.« Imve al- gown cannot be worn W It h « unifort,
This will put the beautiful views be­
their ability, courage and success in Tldball, Mrs. Platt. (Portland), M rs.
• wed, witli two rair ,w bands of fin«* and for that reaaon the II ikii Uh»
fore hundreds of thousands of peo
Hayes. (Bak<r City), Miss Priscilla will'« linen to <||- orate the l»>ttoin heavleat weight that can ■■ worn).
navigating the air."
pie and al no cost to the Commer­
«nd ib»
the cliamhrny, the zephy
On the reverse side Is a cherub Tldball and Mt.-s Bettv Pratt.
anil give weight.
cial Club except the cost of the pic­
>i,i goftdl
♦ ♦ ♦
bearing the torch of enlightment
The Jumpcr-llke waist, which also aottoa Imfa'lons ,f the
Manager Hartug, of the Commer­ tures and the framing.
I
r.
Mrs W. T. Gordon has IkHiicd In fa»' «is at the left side uf the front, art* most worn and are ma le up I»
Dayton, June
IX.—The nation,' flying over the earth i and the in­
The Portland members of the com­
cial Club, returned from Seattle and
vltations for
an
Al
Home
on 1» c i* In front In a deep rounded the same style often as ih< . regni»-
scription, “Shall mount
up
with
mencement
day
committee
report
state and city ¡n whlca they live,
Portland this morning. He reports
Wednesday afternoon, June 30th
V. The cap-eleevc lire very short tlon tailor mud* gown
A blu«’ a<id
that they are meeting with good suc­ today paid tribute to Wilbur and wings as eagles."
♦
♦
♦
cut wlf’i the
»he A.-Y.-P. fair a success and that cess and the 8. P. Ci. has started Orville'Wright, aviators. In standing,
waist
proper. The w hide cotton cheviot t ha I wa» th»
An
exceptionally
pretty
June
wed
­
sklr' and waist are _ joined
____ _____
»he Oregon building receives a great advertising the excursion in the ion the platform not far from their
under _ a exact reproduction of the woul <>r*
ding took place at the
Episcopal sb .¡«ed stitched girdle if the , plain
rlaM
many visitors.
He made some Portland, papers, as arranged with uaipretentious little aeroplape fac­
;
Iglttal, was made by a fir
church
last
Wednesday
evening
at
linen of n quailtv ,, fine that It' w is tailor with the same corn*«' ri flnl»l»
needed changes in the Eugene exhibit Mr McMurray before his departure. tory, and almost within sight of a
8:30 o’clock when MI hk L ou Ren like a sheer muslin. The hai had a ns he would have put : on t II“ wool
and entered a complaint in regard
field whene they first struggled with
shaw was married to Mr. Harry Dun brim of the linen with a fin,, lace gown, nnd the whole dr«-
In prln-
to the be3t display, as no facilities
'he problem of aerial navigation.
bar. Rev. P. K Hammond official tan crown and band» of the linen Cl*»K style nnd juniper <l" s .ir»
nave gee ngfven Mr. Warren to put
<>neral James Allen, chief signal,
Ing
with
the
Impressive
ring
cere
­
his fruit in presentable shape. Aiso
with rosettes of tlie same and
a t bos« most frequently seen for or-
. officer of lhe army, assisted by Sec-,
mony. Mrs. Geo. H. 8m 1th played buckle made of tiny rosebud mid dlnary wear. The tailored indi
in regard to the absence of Euzene
retary of War Dickinson, for the'
the
wedding
inarch
from
Lohengrin
slides In
the illustrated lectute.
forget-me-nots were Its d>ioratl ti |tar excellence the dress for ii tu mer
Flandreau, S. D., June IX.—
Wright
purpose, presented to the V
...... *
as the brld.iy party passed up the The parasol was of plain white linen traveling and should !»■ In ,i dark
The Commercial Club several monti.
uro'hers the gold medal.-, authorized I + Mrs. Emma Kauffman, accused
aisle to the altar,
ago •ent the negatives to Portland
—
The
bride
wore
with a deep band of the printed lin­ shade.
of the murder of Agnes Polreis,
New York. June 17.— The spot by Congress. At .the same time were
a beautiful gown of white chiffon en.
to. these slider and thus far only
White suede shoes. stiM-klngs.
Often a much needed ii ' «• 1» rl1*
a -diamond
studded ♦ a domestic, was found guilty of
one Eugene slide Is ready. While ieht of cross examination continued given them
oer
white
satin
with
trimmings of gloves an«l a dainty white embroid­
♦ bettery here today and * sen­
real lace and carried a shower boil­ ered bag to be slung over the arm light weight coat for evening l,n“
he was conferring with Secretary ■ > oscillate in the Gould divorce case medal bearing the official seal of + tenced to pay a fine of 1100,
from Castle Gould to the St. Regis Ohio and another from Dayton, their
<|uet of llllies of the valley. The by a while eord chain completed the early mornings, and Home "f thrw*
Wisdom about this ma'ter.
three hotel to Bluegap. Va., the Gould hotm city. The stnte medal was pre- ’ ♦ or serve fifty days in jail. The
bridesmaids. MI hs Rosalie Friendly costume. The original Intention of seen In the various silk:- with, ,,r
more slides arrived, l ut all Univer­ yacht and to N»w York again and to ' seated by Governor Harmon, of Ohio,; ♦ fine
paid Immediately and
1 i Ml
iI' ln • ".i
Lauer,
wore the gown was for a garden party. without linings. At the pony r:,pe*
sity scenes. .Mr. Wisdom stated that intercept for a few moments when It and (he local medal by Mayor Ed-' ♦ the defendant discharged.
Cedarhurst a costum« «■■
white
organdie
over
pink
silk,
and Inn for wear In the country It would at
the delay was -he fault of the Kaiser
of Itlue satin i loth skirt m id'' *11,
ward E. Burkhart, of Dayton.
carried shower bouquets of pink make a charming frock.
Company, wi--» are n iking the slides. lingered on Dustin Farnum it never
Following the presentation there I
a high walsted
skirt
skirt .ml
and >
got far away from Butlers keys bo
sweet peas. MNs Merle Mayhew, a
Mr Warr, i hi.s a regf-tei for vis­ wine cellar.
lb«« Dutch neck Is s««en everywhere
was a Dtirade of floats depicting the
waist
fashionable J11*;
.... so ................
cousin of the bride, was a dainty and there Is no doubt that it will braided v._
itors and although it n-ol only been
development
of
travel
in
America
All day there was a continuous
completisi by a ,oat of
was completed
flower girl. She was prettily clad in I»' even in-ire ¡»ipular during the now, whs
open two days, several ]tag“s of it
from the Indian runner to the aero­
heavy rough finished Shantung with
procession of footmen,
chaffeurs,
pink
S
w
I
sh
and
carried
a
huge
has
were filled, mostly rlth Eastern maids waitei.c and bell
coining warm months, indeed f,,r all
silk
__ , plane.
on
ket of pink, sweet peas. The bride but the dressiest gowns It Is like to n tiny fold of whit* and ' 'l l th»
names and only three fro
Eugene. whose testimony It is sought boys
General Allen's Aiblress.
tr> show ■
Just
Inside
the
collar
to
take
was
given
away
by
her
uncle,
Mr
Mr. Warren wants the l.-l'r.rs- from Mrs. Gould Is an impossible wife,!
In- the prevailing mode. But for Ihs lilac«« of the v«*si.
"The success of the Wright broth­
Wm. Renshaw. Mr. Dunbar
was trim sailor suits the high
Ijpne county to he «tire and sign this
collars,
ers has not been due to chance," |
J««t « is o I having
•••«
■ <| v | ■ I it a <1
decided
v*» 111« ’« i vogue
v « ’n ■ ■ Just
there
Irelng
only
one
break
in
it.
j
attended
by
Mr.
Helmus
Thompson.
register. Additional show cai-ds and
made of fine thin material, will be at priweni not only for morning I"1*
San Francisco. Juno IS.—Follow­
This was Melvin E. Chapman, a said General Allen, "but to their per­
Mr.
Dean
Hays
and
Mr.
Mike
Wai
labels are needed by him, ami these
with other cogtumen, for in.lata
broker, who was 'he guest of Gould’s sistence, daring and intelligence in ing a stormy all-night meeting and ker acted as ushers. Much credit most used.
will be gotten ut> at once
In these days of graduation and n blue suit had no color t«i ri'llc»»
several scientifically working out the differ­ the election of the local stevedores’ is due Mrs. Chas. Hardy for the
Mr/ Hartog says that the rumor on the yacht Niagara on
cjinflriiHitlon gowns ii 1» Interesting
In 1905. He had »everal ent parts that go to make up their union. Fred Muller, leading the un­
of prices having be en raised tiy the I crjlses
beautiful decorations of the church. to note that bordered nuisllns arc It In Its develiqinient but a chai1»
t aes seen Mrs. Gould _
_________
black jet.
machine and practically testing the successful faction, early this morn­ which consisted of sweet brier,
undeniably
Seattle hotels is a canard, f r lha’i
_. —, sea mmh used and that. Hie
Linger!«
“k. and he related the overbear­ same in flight. Orville and Wilbur ing shot his successful opponent, loam and pink
roses
at the Washington Annex where he
Following gown Is favored, though lon ldir.-d
Henry
S.
Brown,
In
the
back.
the
ing manner of ‘ th' wife
\___
____
and the ef- Wright have by their genius and per-
FtK.pped he had a splendid room for j
left
lung. the wedding ceremony i an elaborate by HoriH* an rather too elaborate for
lorts of the husband to sooth her.
severence done honor to the United Ii a I let penetrating his
11 50 and excellent meals can
Brown
has
a
fighting
chante
to
live, dinner was served dt the home of very young girl«.
There was no abatement of Mrs. States. The United States in return
the bride’s aunt, Mrs...........................
had at from 30 cents up: in fact hr
Wm. Ren-
Barred not. tifai
Muller
was
captured.
Cr uld’s ordeal, and as the burden of has signally honored them by a joint
liles tucked
■shaw, to which about thirty guests Bilie ìh lined over rosem
got betier accommodations al
... ,fc silk
„lirv
"oft
slips
r« i-i ration grew heavier she shrank resolution of Its congress and the
were
'■**
—
-
bidden,
money that he did before the fair. vi.-ibly and a look of pain came to
The table decorations This barred - tulle
The
and
net
is one of
Long
Tom
l>and
Co.
filed
ar
­
-----
......
,,v,
is
presentation of these medals, de­
were
smllax,
The uanager of the Washing on An­
asparagus fern
and Hie Iiopiilar fancies of th,. ,|iiy f((r
ticles of Incorporation Monday, The
nex, Mr. Itavis
spoke about The her .-yes as if she might have read signed by the secretary of war in company's capital stock Is placed at sweet rosea.
yokes and sleeves and < h«*iiil-eHes
Guard's party of young ladles coming or seen such things, but it was a compliance with that resolution and 110.000 and the incorporators named
A jumper dress of fine muslin or ♦
new realization for her to hear them with the co-operation^if the secretary
El Pano. Texas, June 1M * ♦
io his hotel. They certainly have a applied
are II. W Johnson, E. R. Bryson and
organdy or muslin or ((,tton (.rP|„. ♦ Mrs. W. II. Buttergaugh, who ♦
to herself.
U edding nt ( reswrll.
of
(he
treasury
struck
at
the
United
treat In store for them, Mr. Hartog
A. J. Johnson
The company pro­
An unusually _ _
___ _ wedding
______ b ; wan Is pretty when finished by th...........
pretty
or. January 1, lltox, gave birth ♦
States mint at Philadelphia.
says, and Mr. Davis promised hat
poses to do a general farming busi- solemnized at thé home of Mn
!i
' uiA fr?' k havl"X a gored clr-
Aslak Brauti has begun suit In
to triplets, today became lb" ♦
"Within
the
last
few
months
Wil
­
.
and
he would make it comfortable for the circuit court
— p—
li ' co. «in
against
E.
D. bur Wright has made demonstrations ne a, buy and sell land, lay out town­ Mrs Robert I). Hawley at Crei «well ular skirt of plain linen or cotton
mother of twins, a boy and • ♦
them.
This I»- the same combin­ on Wednesday evening, .June
♦
Leavitt to - stabllsh title to a certain In th< presence of the King of Spain, sites, etc
it; pongee or foulard with « wn,Hf ,,f
girl.
I ugene Pictures in Eaat.
I Pit.rp ,,t lir„1M.rtv
ation that has been developing ex­ when their daughter, Hattie, ¡,nd n- t,.hriLa'’,'('?n"
Pitres to ♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
(he
King
or
Italy,
the
King
of
Eng-
M :ii'e In Portland Mr. Hartog ar-, township lx south of range 6 west
tensive holdings on the Ixing Tom
match the skirt would make a pretty
ranged with Wm. McMurray
that H alton A Ness are the attorney! for and and the ambassador at Rome river, experiments tn irrigation oc­ Earl B. Moxley were united in mar
cuy. wm ..w
'r c-rrled .Aif
the S. P, Co. and allied lines will the plaintiff.
attorney a for, has also flown as a passenger with , cupying mo»t of the energy to date. rlage. The reception hall, parlor», mt i7t^wt:?1?if:1h1'1,;,,(,(,'-
living room and dining room were broach and canines irlvlnL
Mr. Wright. These two dlstingulsh- —Corvallis Gazette.
’ "Ji ln l,t‘('a|>rlo'H l>Hnd of Portland "" •
artistically decorated with ferns distinguished air 8 ’ 8
g a n,ost *®t»r of British Columbia, begin'"1*»
next week.
A*-
-» 4 1
Why Does It Cure
r<â»
3
c
?
:
HARTOG SAYS
SEATTLEFAIR
IS SUCCESS
FADSAND FASHIONS
J
HEAPED UPON
‘WRIGHT FAMILY
I
GOULD DIVORCE
CASE CONTINUES
WOMAN FINED
FOR MURDER
OF HIRED GIRL
UNION LEADER
SHOOTS DOWN HIS
SUCCESSFUL RIVAL
« * «
THIS WOMAN
DESERVING OF
ROOSEVELT MEDAL