Eugene weekly guard., July 08, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1909
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Olive Fitch. Miss Atny Hurlburt. Mr. ace bands alternating
. ,ene Hurlburt. Mr. Waiivi ll«-rr> ucks. th»» collar was high and
\storlnt, Mrs. L. A. Lilwall, Miss ~»>vi>s were long to th»' »vilsts
!»•• e 1 ilwall, Mr and Mrs James
Tho morning suit »hould be of
C. Parker, Mr. and Mrs Baker. llou-
rye. Albert, Ethel Kay and Brlcc »vo-plece variety which means
fl
• »at nnd skirt
In this cijse th»»
Baker.
lltloii of the brettelle Atwllco
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the sha» I»'
lark brown linen of
I
Miss Sadie Douglas entertained a 'mown an chocolate on»» of th»’ fav-
umber of her friends at her beautI- 'rite tones of th»» seasou. tughe» th»'
ul homo east of Springfield Friday
Th»» mixlel
».«turn«» more »>fft»ctlve
t.t
in h nor of Ml«» Christi'»"
is » h I for this skli't Is one of the nt
I
Gorrle. It being her birthday. The ractiv»» designs of this s»-a■.»»». will
arlors wore beautifully decorated ho girdle and back panel cut In one
•r the occasion with red roses, and n«i tho front gore crossing th«» glr
he lining room with syringa. The Ho in pane] eff»»ct, lonceiillng th»
»>;
evening passed pleasantly in social •h>«lng on tho left slile Tho glriih’
chat and music. Miss Douglas ren­ Is fluiah«»d along Ito edges to cor
ter«'«! some very biwiutlful selections »sponxl with th»» tuck effect on the
from Leyback. Liszt and Beethoven panel. The coat Is seml-flttlng, -In
on the piano. At a late hour the :l»x breasted with whit«» pearl but
tneste repaired to the dlnln • reom tons and tailored buttonholes
where they were served with Ice
A serviceable little morning »Ire »
■ream, cake and punch. Those près- wae of cotton voile In blue having
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. S M Doug •vhlte «x»ln spots
It was really mail»
las. Mr. and Mr». Cari Carpentet, fter the old fashioned ahlrt waist
Ml
ult pattern, but being Joined at the
Christian* I Gorrle, s-»dl-
Douglas. I.ela McPherson. Lilllan waist, conies under the seml-qirlnc«»*'
apartments
In
the
Hall
block,
her
a dainty lunch was served by the h'V>- Gorrle, Meaara, Aivah Armitac*» Jaek ■las« A feature that Is follow«*! out
Thia time of year when everybody
la busy going away or planniug to The reception hall was decorated in tess. assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Bellman. Gorrle, Thomas Gorrle. Reed Chatu- n many eunitner gowns was found
flags
and
an
abundance
of
red.
white
Miss Pearl Hawthorne was a guest of berlain.
•o. it is quite unusual for so much
'•«•re in that It fastened all th»» wa»
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Receiving with the club. This club is one of the few
gaiety in social life, The week just and blue flowers.
town th<> front. Th»» waist wa* a
Barbour.
Mrs.
|
Mrs.
Read
were
Mrs.
to
hold
its
meetings
ended has seen two prominent wed-
that has decided
•
nre
Gibson
moil«'
with
th»>
wlite
♦♦
♦
♦
♦■*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦•
♦♦
«
In all summer.
dings and two large receptions. At Carmichael and Mrs. Boynton.
should«*rs anil graduated tuck* to th»
> à - 't
?
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*11 of these functions many beauti- the library Margaret Hetich served
waist and a n«»bbv llttl<> pocket on
t
FADS
AND
FASHIONS
J
In
the
dining
punch to the guests,
ful gowns were worn.
The Thimble Club celebrated its •
• th«» left breast, The skirt was seven
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room sweet peas were used, The red. tenth anniversary by enjoying the
TAFT AND MRS. LONGWORTH AUTOMOBILING IN
cored with an Inverted plait under MRS.
On Wednesday evening at 8:30 white and blue scheme helped make hospitality of Mrs. Frank Chambers
each gore an«l front was. of course
WASHINGTON.
(Ry
Catherine
Mann-Payzant.)
*t the new home of the couple. Mr. the affair one of the prettiest Eugeue at her bungalow on the river on
of two narrow piece«. Th»» closing
New
York.
July
3.
tn
spit«»
of
the
Fred Fisk, former sheriff of this has had for some time.
Mrs
Tuft
nml
Mr*
M»
t»»»l
»« L»»ugwoitli nr»» familiar tlgur
with
buttons
of
smoked
was
made
Thursday afternoon and evening The
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county, was united in marriage to
ladies of the club went down before many fabrics tha* ar® ur«xscnted bo pearl. If the gown had t»ren of Un­ I»n the Sp.-e»lx«i»v 1111(1 III»» »»splitenitr In Wil»lilugt»«n ll»n»-ly la »
Miss Minette Allen, an accomplished
A whist party was given by Mrs. supper, when the husbands Joined us this seasou tlr- re are new mater >n the buttons could ’ »overe.l with
young lady of this city. Rev. D. H. Henry Tromp at her home on West them. A most delicious repast was lais which are a<ix>vt> all the Ohl the same material. Th»» sleeves had mobllliig will».»ut ili«» oilier, and Mr* la»ngw»»rtli u» Mr* r
liliicbeoti alinosi every w»»»»k. When |'r«wl«lelil nnd Mr* I aft
Trimble officiating. The wedding Ninth and Washington streets in h- n- enjoyed by th»’ club and its guests. favorites
'•tiffs ami were fusteniMl with butt» tut
ws6 a quiet affair, the bride and or of her mother. Mrs. Dunn, and who were: Mrs. Fred Chambers,
Wo have mentioned the high favor smaller, but matching those on the for Un» auuiurrr Mr. ami Mn». lamgworib »»III be tlielr m-nr
groom bein-g unattended. Miss Allen Miss Dunn, from the East. Roses Miss Maud Kerns and the Misses Ele- iu which the foulards have been skirt. A high turnover collar ami occupying u cottage »wily a abort distane* from tbu Tuft home
wore a
white messaline gown ar^i sweet peas predominated. Her nor Ruby, Marion Mateer and Mary ' held during the past season and I »a hot were worn at the neck and
trimmed in real lace and made in guests were Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Chambers.
i many gowns both of the dressy and a belt with pearl buckle.
princess style. The decorations for Bingham, Mrs. Buoy. Mrs. Magladry,
[ utility sorts are developed from It. I
W hite cotton net that com»« at all
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4
the wedding were in lilies and roses. Mrs. Mahon. Mrs. Bristow, Miss Greta
■ Blue.
brown.
green and
black pr!»'»*» is being used for gowns for
A
business
and
social
meeting
of
Present were the immediate family: Bristow. Mrs. Lee Travis, Mrs. Ed-
grounds are to be found in a legion the young girl this season. A
Mrs. Allen. W E. Fisk and wife. Mr. munson. Mrs. J. W. Hobbs. Mrs. the Y P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian of designs and peculiarities of weave Frenchy mode of trimming In the
church
was
held
Wednesday
evening
and Mrs. F. E. Blair, Miss Mamie Braly (Los Angeles) Mrs. McMor-
, and finish. Perhaps the most pop­ application of color»»»! bands under
Fisk, Mr. Roy Emerson. Miss Mabel ran. Mrs. Snodgrass. Mrs. J. L. Page. at the home of the Misses Chase on ular of the patterns is the all-over the net lustead of on the outside,
Fisk and Miss Minnie Stein, of Ho­ Mrs. Durvea and Mrs. J. P. Campbell. North Pearl street. The regular elec- ; design In white.
which glv»' •• -l-'llcate effect ami on»-
quiam, Washington.
tion of officers was held, with the
Among tho popular up-to-date ma­
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» dealrabls.
Mr. and Mrs, Fisk will be at home
following
result:
President.
Miss
Pale tlnteU organdy or batiste I*
Miss Libbie Howe entertained on Cora Chase; vice president. Mr. Clar­ terials that have come to stay ar«»
to their many friends at 293 West Friday
all the pongee weaves embracing extremely pretty applied under n«»t
evening with a jolly "barn"
Ninth street after September first.
party at the family barn which they ence Steele: secretary. Miss Jones; | Shantung, rajah, etc., which may b«- and a very attractiv«» dancing frock
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are living in until their home is com­ treasurer. Mr. Suits. I^ater In the i found both iu the plain and flgure«l could !>«» thus develop««).
Another wedding of interest was pleted. The affair was in compli­ evening refreshments were served by go»'!?» and than which, with fin«» cut
!4nen and Shantung tw»«»m to be
and finish, no more attractive ma- the leading rubrics for the coming
that of Miss Anna May Hammitt to ment to Mise Lola Howe, who left on the Misses Chase.
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1 terial Is to be found for the tailored season K'th for the two-pl«>ce an«!
Mr. F. C. Bean. The wedding took Saturday morning for Missouri.where
place at M. L. Hammitt’s home on she will speni the summer. Wild
Miss Mae Sage entertained her summer suit.
th»» three-pl«*'e costume.
In making up the new wardrobe
South Willamette street. The decora­ flowers and ferns made the place Sunday school class of six boys with
It Is said that buttons will not be
tions for the occasion were in Mar­ very woodsy and picturesque. In one a chicken dinner on Tuesday evening we »vould suggest a dressy tailored worn so much during the coming
Working along th«« lit»«» of bw tir­
guerites and roses. The ceremony corner was a well of punch. In an- at her home on East Thirteenth «uit of rather rough Shantung In th«» winter but there Is no Indication of
Flfteen feet frontage on Wil
three-piece costume to be worn In this being true In the summer gowns lainctte »trout, occupied by a one- ing lho gr>-ut«M>* ■-«•■ulta lu prolMtloa
was perform»*! by Rev. 1. G. Knotts,
the afternoon, a lark pretty linen
of Albany, an intimate frieni of the
Alpaca and mohair is certainly story brick bii«tri»-.« building,
has nunlnat fire, wltn a minimum of ri-
two-piece suit for th«» morning, a having some vogue this summer and sold for IS toil, which Indlcaiei the iiendlture, th«» («»root aervl »■ has ne
family. The bride wore a gown oi
printed muslin linen for th«» even­ no material »-an give better *»»rvlce value of Eugene real estate at the Id»*! to »atabllah on th-' must id-
apricot messaline which was particu­
ing. and a foulard for th»» after­
larly becoming to her style of beauty.
The sleeveless princess suit worn present tlm»» in the buwIneM district vanUhge«»ua point* of th«* ns! I». os|
noon
costume. These with a f»-w over elaborate blouses will be a l'b«» property In qm-vtlon I» th»» Ben forest« in »he w«-«t a m»rl« * of iook-
The groom’s gift was a sunburst of
linen
or
wool
skirts
will
probably-
diamonds and pearls which
she
feature of gowns planned for the Mulkey building occupied by luxldy'r out station« from which n»-»« <4 th»
put one through a summer In which Hummer
wore.
r» sorts.
Shirrings and cigar »»ore
Hon. Allen Eaton was br<«aklng out of forest fir«»« cun I*
one must go about a good deal.
After the ceremony and congratu-
frills are aeen on some of the ILghter th»» purchaser,
telephoned to forest official« Il ’h«
lations were over, the bride's sisters
Take for instance the dressy after­ weight frocka of the sleeveless prln-
Mr Eaton I» advertlsing that he Information given out at the Ke»
served a dainty lunch to the guests,
noon tailored costume with Its skirt aaaa design.
Will go out »if business, being force»! gene headquarters of the forest M-r-
and waist (really Joined in one) and
who were the immediate relatives of
out of his pr»-i I'
quarters, and vice.
its c< at which goes to the making
the contracting parties. Mr. and
Since all of these station« • Ill
bulging from that, he wl'l not oc-
VV. C. T. U
■ p of a three-piece suit.
Mrs. F. C. Bean leave next Wednes­
cupy the premise» he han bought coutmanil a vu»w of the country
In all the new coats we find the
day for a three weeks’ trip and will
wich his book and art store. at th« lilllea around the work »4 Jeter
collar made of a contrasting goods
be at home, corner Tenth and High
an»l extinguishing fir«-> In th«-4r
CORRESPONDENCE present, at any rale.
and the buttons are extremely decor­
streets, after August first.
W E. It *ddy, proprietor of th«» clplenry will, by this plan, be gr«1
ative. often being ornamented with
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cigar »tore, has be»»n given notice to expedited, alth the result that nuny
embroidery or tiny Insects of lace
Mrs. S. D. Read gave a musicale
(By Josephine Hull. Press Cor). vacate th«» building by th»' first of thousands of dollars worth of val­
or
even
little
designs
of
finely
on Wednesday afternoon, in honor of
What would we no without our Dr September. Mr. Eaton will rebuild uable timber will be »aved .»titiiiilly.
wrought metal hammered Into th»»
her sister, Mrs. Carmichael, The dec-
In most of tho national foreot
the front of th»» structure, putting in
Wiley?
He can furnish mor»» wlt- a modern »tore front.
button
top.
All
sorts
of
detachable
state« the climate I-» very dry. «ad
orations were in wild roses, with pret­
nesees
relative
to
the
violation
of
collars
of
linen.
Cluny
and
baby
t.he rain
fall light
I’ondltloM.
ty hand-painted programs, the work
Irish lace are worn with hats of all th«» Pure F imm I law than any one else
therefor«», are remarkably favortbla
of Mrs. Read. Mrs. Boynton and Mrs.
sorts
of
materials
and
for
the
after
­
and
with
less
erpense.
He
arraug«»«
MILITIAMEN
WILL
for th«» «¡ir<-ad of fire ami ex’rnordln-
Alton Hampton assisted the hostess
noons no dressier adjunct cOu)d be his packages, bottles and so forth,
ary diligence la nisesaary In patrob
during the afternoon. The follow­
addi-d:
as
the
majority
of
the
coats
and
they
speak
for
themselves.
In
SHOOT ON NEW
ling dangerous areas To nJmlnl»-
ing program was rendered:
are of the collarl«*ss type, many language loud and clear and unre­
ter tho vast area lncltid>-4 lu <»•
To a Wild Rose.....................McDowell
styles
might
be
worn
with
the
same
futable.
And
the
food
adulterers
Rose in the Bud......................... Foster
STATE RIFLE RANGE national forest«, approximately H»5.*
coat, giving a complete difference of and mixers grow limp and sneak out
000,00«» acres, the gov»-rnni»*nt has
On the Wild Rose Tree............. Rololi
effect.
to
try
again
some
other
plan
to
de
­
about l.tno men In th»' fluid, It
Rose in the Garden.......... Midlinzen
The
coat
chosen
for
the
Shantung
fraud
the
long-suffering
people.
Orders
for
th»»
annual
state
rifle
Under the Rose............................. Fisher
eai'h man <x>»i!d be us»»<l for flit
costume should be of a favorite style
Pr"sld«nt Roosevelt and Attorney competition. In which 24 teams of patrol, h«» would hav«» to rover «P-
A Chain of Roses ....................... Loehr
for
Instance,
a
plain
loose
back
with
General
Bonaparte
settled
th«-
ques
­
riflemen
reptesenting
every
section
Al i
proximately 138.001) iur>
The Wind and the Rose .... Wolf
»Idoback portions cut to extend over tion once about whisky being straight of the state where National Guard matter of fact, however. the velums
The Band of Roses..........MacDowell
the
shoulders
and
having
curved
whisky
when
It
la
made
of
grain
ami
troops
ar»»
stationed
will
com[l»»te
for
My Love is Like the Red, Red
«if bualncipi on th«» national for«»W
seams that give a beautiful shape to
1 barrels, from which trophies and m»»dala, were l-sueit yes- has groan to such proportions 'hat
Rose.................................... . Hastings
'he
figure,
the
narrow
loose
front
of
It
is
sold;
but
that
blended
whisky
terdy
from
headquarters
of
the
Ore-
My Jacquinot...................... .. Johnson
than twenty-five p«»r cent of th*
'he cutaway style just meeting over or alcohol or neutral spirits colored gon Natlonnl Guard, says thi» Ore- I«»*«
force Is available Th!« tnakM It
A Rose.................................. . . . Derlza
gonlan.
the
bust,
where
they
may
be
held
to
­
an»l
flavored
to
look
and
taste
Ilk»-
Two Roses........................... . . Weillngs
neriwiary to spread an nverag»» man's
gether by a fancy button or the as whisky is an Imitation and should
Four Important contea'» to «»»»tab-
over nearly four tltii'-s 138,-
The Bee and the Rose . . . . . Reading
i»opitlar nilk frogs. A flat whawl be labeled accordingly.
llsh the supremacy In rifle marks­ M-rv|c«
(»00 acre.«, ilecreaslng fir»' protectloa
The Bird and the Rose . . . Horrocks
collar made of satin In the same
But
now
comes
the
rectifiers
to
manship
of
th»»
various
organizations
far I h ’P. w the |M»lnt of safety lo
The Song of the Rose ... Humaman t
shado atid overlaid with another of President Taft, and strangely enough are provided, together with a match many
cast**.
Hedge Roses......................... . Schubert
fine creamy lac»» adds jauntiness to he has permitted the whole thing to for revolver marksmen. Th«» com
In th«» face of this, however, fir*
A Bowl of Roses............... ... Clarke I PRETTY HELEN HALE. BRIDE OF “THE MAN FROM HOME.” the coat. The sleeve provid«xl fits
petition
will
open
August
1
and
will
be
reopen«»d
and
rein
vest
I
gat
»»d
losses <wi th«» nallonal f iresi - are )n-pt
A White Rose .................... . . Wilder
Only a week before dainty Helen Hale became the bride of William smoothly into the armhole, being Now. SolicU r G«-neral Bowers s< i-ms oontlnuy until August 3. or until th»» at a |H>lnt »»her«» they are trivial
Oriental Roses.................... . .. Paplni i
cut
after
regular
coat
style,
flnlsiiel
to
dlswnt
from
the
ruling
of
the
matches
are
completed.
the datnniw
Three Roses Red............... . . . Norris Hodge, the clever actor who plays the leading part In "Ttie Man From plainly at the wrists.
I when compared with
others, and among other things lo­
The four Important rifle match«»« which would b«» caused w»’r»> tie
Yellow Roses....................... .. Reading Home,” she coyly told the newspaper reporters that she really did not think
The gown -that is a part of the ssy*:
named
In
th«»
orders
are
th«»
stat«»
lands <*ontnln»»d In the national k>r-
The Mission of the Rose. ... Cower she ever would marry and that she could not understand why her engage- suit consists of skirt and waist, and
"Such mixtures have been made trophy match, th«- state medal match,
Ashes of Roses.................... . . . Lynes nsent to this or that man was always being announced
Hut Mr. Hodge Is is made cm the princess cut which is most extensively for a long period the state Individual match and the eate unprotrctod.
The Maid and the Rose. . . • I^Koven I qujte as versatile as he Is clever. Ec
t '!:! Miss
.*!! :• Hale that be bad fully undoubtedly one of the most popu­ and have become a most popular Governor's tiophy match, The one
He told
The Gift Rose...................... ... Roger . made
mni»e up
»in his mind to take her with
wit him
‘‘ on his vacation tour through New lar and bcM-omlUg styles of the sea­ form ' f beverage: it Is even true, as about which the greatest Interest BEST WAREROOM IN
The Last Rose of Summer.......... Anon.
son; its modification known as the I understand from the testimony, centers Is th»» Governor's trophy
This program was rendered by England In an automobile, and, to make a long story short, they are oa semi-princess is also seen as fre­ that a larger quantity of these mix match. Inawmueh as It will eatabl'lsh
CITY. SAYS CAMPBELL
Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs. Alton Hamp­ their way.
quently as any other r de of dr»-»“ *aree than straight whisky has been th»» regimental championship Here­
ton. Mrs. H. C. Mahon, Miss Alicia
The blouse waist is tucked from the consumed during the past twenty tofore th»-»«» laurels have gone to th«»
McElroy. Mrs. Alice Middleton. Mrs.
shoulders io yoke de-th In fr>*t years.’,’
Fourth Regiment, of Southern Or.» Proprietor of the Crescent Ha»
H. Eyre Powell, Mrs Read, Miss Lou­ other ice cream cones were to he had, street. The boys thoroughly enjoyed The back fits plainly and is in three i
Even so! What magnificent dis- gon. owing t»> th«» better facilities
ise Yoran. Her guests were: Mrs E. and cheese straws were served in an­ the splendid repast.
portions with tuck-covered seam:« "• rnment, what a wonderful revela- for preliminary practice on th»»
Completed a Fine Addi­
R. Gilstrap, Mrs. W
F. Osburn, other. An illustrated journey, where
outlining a pan-1 which la . separate
separate'.’ ilon. The advocater of the Pure Southern Oregon rifle range-» This
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Mrs. W. F. Gilstrap, Mrs. H. E. Pow­ the guest® had to illustrate what hap­
tion to His Store
from
that
of
the
six-gun
e
d skirtZat Food law will no doubt be under y«ar. however, the Third Infantry
The Sunshine Club met Friday af­
ell. Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Pinkerton, pened betwiien two stations, made the
the waist by a nerrow belt, . The mar-- obligation« to the Solicitor nas had the advantag»» of th«» now
ternoon
with
Mrs.
W.
W.
Calkins
at
Mrs. Sweetser. Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. F. evening sedm short. Chinese lan­
front gore <:;’ends up thr "• gh the (k ral for the news that these Clackamas range and 1» confident of
W. Osborn, Miss Schmitt. Mrs Leor terns were used outdoors as guides. her home on East Eleventh street. blouse waist making a full-length dr'.nks are "popular” (with th«» trade _
O. A. Campbell, proprietor nn»l
a different
.!”L....t outcome. This match
Edmunson. Mrs. DeCou, Mrs. Theresa Those present were; Miss Nell Mur­ The guest of the club was a friend of panel with ti: keel edges to ccrrei- b»--a>i3<» mor»- profitable that pure will be hard
manager of "The Creecent," has fit*’
fought
and
It
will
1».
Mrs.
Griggs,
from
Minneapolis.
The
Jackson. Mrs. Kuykendall, Mrs. Pipes, phy, the Misses Ethel and Mae Kin­
torr-! to th->
—k. The clorlng Is I whisky), and that larger quantities bard to pi-k
■ win’ -r In advance, Inhed a $2500 wnreroom at th«» buck
Mrs. Travis, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Boyn­ ney, Miss Grace Vickers, Miss Eva Misses Jessie Calkins and Ethel John­ beneath the left side of the front are '-onsumed (because the poor vle- although tin» *' S.u.h.
.. Oregon «»om- of Ills store, which h«» will us«» to »tore
son
served
refreshments
to
the
guests
ton, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. F. G. Young, Burton, Miss Baker, Miss Vesta Da­
panel. The neck is cut in '•quare tims do not know what they are us­ mand would seem to have a slight his stock and handle the rougher
In
the
latter
part
of
the
afternoon.
Mrs. Griffin. Miss Nell Murphy, Mrs. vis, Miss Ellis, Misses Lola and Lib-
outline and f:nf''»ed with a banding ing). The Pure Food law requires advantage.
grade of goods in his store. 1 h"
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Schaefer and sisters, Mrs. Middleton. bfe Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Muth, Mr.
of heavy embreld» ry ami :_ he yoke I» the manufacturers to label their
building Is of concrete, 72x-’L n"1»
Mrs. Ray Goodrich, Mrs. Tromp. Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Keeney, Messrs. Roy
A very»pretty w'eding took place at made of tuck' d chiffon In a'shad»' pr ducts carrec.tly, «nd all honest
Ifi fe»»t high. It Is even better lighted
Dunn. Miss Dunn. Mrs. Ohler (Asto­ Davis. Johnston, Houghton. Frank the home of the bride-s parents, Rev. that matches, or In wjite. Th»- : n are willing to do that, and only RAILS ORDERED
than the commodious main buil<lln<-
ria), Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs. Laura and Oliver Needham, Fred Stickles, and Mrs. D. E. Baker, on Wednesday skirt is cut will» .» m-)d -ra o sweep dishonest scoundrels try to evnde It
Mr. Campb«»ll takes great pride la
FOR
S.
P.
COMPANY
’
S
Harris. Miss Alicia McElroy. Mrs. P. Austin Farrington, Edward Arm­ evening, June 30. at 8 o’clock, when If liked, though tlie te; '< ”-»y of 'ho
bls business, in tin Interview today
Now rorn»-s the American Mi-dical
L. Campbell, Mrs. Tollman, Mrs. Du- strong, Oren and Lloyd Howe.
summer
is
to
have
all
skirls
for
the
Asr.ocia4.Ion condemning benzoate of
their eldest, daughter, Mary L., be­
NATRON EXTENSION h<> “ said:
gald Campbell, Miss Wflson (Dako­
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Nobody hns a bettor warcrootn
soda and similar preservatives In
came the bride of Oscar Lee Lltsfn- streets to just clear the ground.
ta), Miss Gilkison, Mrs. J. M. Shel­
A
two-pfece
suit
has
a
skirt,
that
fowl products, asking Congress to ♦
“The District Sschooi,” a produc­ ger, of Los Angeles. The bride and
Orders have been placed by ♦ than I nor a finer store. Ami do yolJ
ley, Mrs. Densmore. Mrs. Willoughby, tion given for the benefit of the foun- groom were attended
was
lalvi
in
tucks
three
at.
each
of
absolutely and positively prohibit ♦ the Harriman Iln»s for the ♦ know we built that wareroom without
__ _ by ____
Bonnve and
Mrs. G. D. Linn, the Misses Yoran. tain fund, was comical in the ex- (Albert Raker as bridesmaid
a newspnper man in town knowing
and best its six gores and a bretelle portion their use. Temis-ranro |»eople hav<- ♦ st<‘el rails to be used the com­
Mrs. H F. Hollenbeck. Mrs. W. C. treme. The ladies of the Auxiliary man. The bridal party entered the was with a rounded neck section been l»oml>ardlng Congress for many ♦ ing fiscal year ami out of the + about It?"
Yoran. Mrs. Zeiber, Mrs. 8. D. Allen. are to be comm»:nded in their faith-1 room to the strains of Mendelssohn’s from which extended three straps of years for similar measures, and a.i ♦ total amount 13.000 tons are ♦
Anil then he laughed.
♦
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Loomis. Miss Nellie ful efforts to beautify Eugene.
wedding march, played by Miss Flor­ bo4.h back and front, fastened to the soon as the present law—which par­ ♦ to be awarded to the Oregon +
Loomis. Mrs. Glen, Mrs. Bryson (Cor­
belt
under
big
fancy
buttons.
The
tially gives relief is passed Io, here ♦ Railroad and Navigation com
ence Lucas. The Impressive ring cer­
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vallis». Mrs Griggs, Mrs. McMorran,
blouse was of crc>ss-barre«l muslin oom«»s some Interest and Interviews ♦ pany and the Southern Pacific + OFFICERS STATE TEACHERS’
+
Thursday evening the Odd Fellows emony was performed by Rev. W. B. 'hat matched the suit in color and a high official and the work of years ♦ linos
Mrs. Jepp, Mrs. Harry Keeney, Mrs.
In Oregon.
Pinkerton, of the Congregational was finished at the ne«-k anl sleeves
♦
L. T. Harris, Mrs. Tidball, Dr. Mau­ opened their lovely rooms to the pub­ church.
ASSOCIATION CHOSEN
Is practically undone. Oh, for a ♦
The Oregon lines’ share of +
The
bride
looked
charming
Svarverud’s orchestra played
rer. Mrs. H. E. Morris, Mrs. E. J. lic.
with
dainty
little
frills
of
chiffon.
government of the p««ople, for tlm ♦ the order represents about ♦
in
a
princess
gown
of
white
silk,
Frasier, Mrs. F. L. Chambers, Mrs. during the evening. Punch was serv­
This is the mode that would make people and by th»- people, Anyway, ♦ $1148,000
expenditure
At th«» *••»» Ion of the State teach'
Snodgrass, Mrs. E. O. Potter, Miss ed to »he guests and everybody had a trimmed with real lace, and carried a up well in some of the chea»per lln- long live Dr Wiley. Ho will al- ♦ Amounts 1 to about »2 a nd +
shower
bouquet
of
bride's
roses.
The
track ♦ era' Hssis-latlon nt. Albany. yvMtrr-
fine time.
Stella Bean and Miss Morgan.
n«
or
zephyrs
tn
a
medium
color
bo
ways be a thorn in th«» flesh of evil + mile«. Of thia
amount.
groom
wore
the
conventional
black.
—
............
-
ton
+
dny afternoon th»» following offlref*
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be: worn with a white under blouse. doers. And though poisonous things <• miles aro for the Natron exten­
The bridesmaid wore blue silk mull
were elected for th«» ensuing ’*’*/» II
Mrs. L. E. Bear, gave a family re- and carried a shower bouquet of If In a dark color it would probably may be "popular,” and "much con­ + sion. Th», remaining 82 mill’s ♦
Mrs. W. T. Gorden entertained cn
♦ E. 7". Moore«, Snl«»m. president; "•
Tuesday afternoon vlth an at-home union dinner on Wednesday evening. 'white carnations. The young couple last all summer without going to sumed." still he Is there like old ♦ aro |b»rttally for repair work to ♦ I). Seldon. ‘
University ’ ,,f ‘ Oregon,
rock-ribbed Maine and atlll pro- + the main lines of the O. R. a +
for her sister, Mrs. 8. H. Wilder. Mrs. The table was beautifully decorated were the recipients of many beauti­ tho cleaner’s.
Prf
Chaa.
A. Hice, Prtlnnd. vlcs-
The
afternoon
c..stume
was
a
tests.
♦ N ami Soul horn PacJflc, with ♦
F. 8. Dunn received at the door,while in syrlngas The following members ful gifts of silver, cut glass, china
p
.»»sidi-nts;
L. A. Wiley. Portland,
gown
containing
the
very
best
In
the
♦ possibly some for the i>«-s- ♦
Mrs. Freeland and Mrs. Jepp had of the family were present: Judge and linen. The rooms were taste­
secretary;
;
F. Carlton. Salci»»
E
seml-prlneess
nnd
late
Empire
modes,
♦ chutes. All of the rails are to ♦
charge of the dining room, with Cos­ and Mrs. R. 8. Bean, of Salem; F. C. fully decorated with cut fk wers and
DeWitt's Little Early Riser»
treasurer,
being
developed
from
a
delicate
old-
by Gilstrap and Barbara Booth as as­ Bean and children, Hortense and Ru­ evergreens. A three-course luncheon
small, gentle, pleasant, little liver ♦ be 9b pounders -which is the ♦
Retiring • resl.lcnt Wiley in hl«
♦ standard adopted not only for ♦
sistants. The reception hall and par­ pert: Miss Coleman. Miss Stella Bean, was served after the congratulations. rose shade of pongee with a tiny pills. Sold by all druggists.
addr<
s favtxed Portland as (he p*f
satiny
stripe,
and
covered
with
fine
♦ th»» O. It.
lor were banked with white lilies and Mrs Lucas and daughter, Julia: Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lltslnger left at 12:32
N. but fur the new ♦ ma nont mooting plac«» nn»»l 'n I*'
conventional
figures.
It
was
a
plain
+ portions of tho Southern Paci­ ♦ comber Just before the holt ¡days «»
ferns, while the sitting room was a and Mrs. L. E. Bean and son, John; for lx>s Angeles, where they will re­
Gas renaced from 11.75 to »1.50 ♦
gored skirt carried high up into the
fic lino.
mass of crimson ramblers. In the Ormond and Harold Rean.
side. The guests were as follows: Rev. waist and the front section quite to per 1000 feet.
time.
...
+ The order for steel rails com­ ♦ ♦ the Prof.
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dining room sweet peas were used.
| W. B Pinkerton. Mr. an«: Mrs. Crlte- the yoke line. Above this was worn if
WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO.
J. G Swan, of Klamath F-'J''
♦ pletes the list of supplies for ♦
Dainty Ices were served to her numer­
'I be Tete-a-Tete Club met with ser, Mr. and Mrs. Maurer, Mr. C. P. and fastened to the skirt a waist,
tho resolution iwmn»'1'' ’
+ the present fiscal year which ♦ heads
ous guests, some 120 in number.
Kathleen Henderson on Wednesday Devereaux, Mr. Harry Devereaux, that was almost the exact, reproduc­
with Professors Stockton ami '
If you want chinaware or granite­
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afternoon at. her home on Sixth Miss Esther Devereaux, Mrs. Guthrie, tion of the old fashioned bolero ware, get our prices first. Our dishes ♦ ended yesterday The rails are ♦ era. On revision of the conatltn*I
♦ for delivery between July 1 ♦
Mrs. S D. Read was at. home to street. Conversation and needlework Miss Maud Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs A. heavily braided. The under blouse
and bylaws H. F Carlton. Pres1''^“
her friends on Thursday afternoon in occupied the afternoon, after which W. Hunt, Miss Florence Lucas, Mias I —th? bolero was sleeveless—was of are all new patterns. Bacon Bros. ♦ 1909. and July 1, 1910.
♦ Crooks and Prof. Grout Is th* c"’1’’
Tea Co., 55 East Ninth street.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ mlttee.
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STREET FRONTAGE