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and - - ardii ,-veeuiewoi ■» ••••• ..... • I . "*.7 . NO LOCAL OPTION Her rooms lu the numbers rendered by Ml»» Veda Hardy Hard» and M-« imrria served lunch I the hostess in serving dainty refresh day afternoon Quackenbush aud Mrs Trump *!*<* of the afternoon. ments. The Invited guesta were Mrs. Flak flat on East 11th street were added to the evening'» pleasure eon at the <lo»e ELECTION WILL BE HELD • • • Otto Gilstrap. Mrs. Charles Marshall. artistically decorated with salvia and I Again on Thursday, Mra. Stephen roses Whist afforded the entertain Mrv E C Hughe* was host»»* to Mrs. Harry Harbert. Mrs. Sara Math ¡Tinker entertained with card» for IN LANE CO. AFTER ALL ews. Mrs. Araos Wilkins. Mrs. David ment at which Mrs. Perkins received Mr». Page. The first prize was won a beautiful laiquet of red carnations Auld. Mrs. P. K. Hammond. Mrs. having the highest score In serv by Mr» C. S Dillon and the consola- There Will be till local tip ♦ Fred Martindale. Mrs C S. Dillon, for lion by Mrs J W Buoy Mrs Tinker Mrs Fred Guy. Mrs I H Bingham. ing Miss Mary Ih-Bar and Miss Bar I was assisted by her daughter. Mi»» ♦ lion election In Lane county (Astoria), assisted Mrs. ♦ after all the talk, for tin- rei Mrs. Julius Goldsmith. Mrs. Geo. bara Eakin. The guests were Miss Miriam Tinker in serving ♦ son that there were ft... * Nettle. Mrs. Dora Gray. Mrs J. W. Washburn DeBar. Mrs. Geo DeBar. Mrs. F W ♦ enough names of re*|ater<»| A delightful evening party t-~s cf the club and their husbands Kays. Mrs. J. W Quackenbush Mrs. Osburn Mrs. Orin Stafford. Mrs. The Shakespeare Club uiet 1 Mon Mrs Fredrick C Swanson of Se ♦ Voters on the petition f||, I « rbavid linn', Mr Cha*. McKeen, Mrs. Geo. D. O'Con- Mrs were Mr. and Mrs. ------- ------ , Day and day afternoon at the home of given by Dr. and Mrs F. M attle formerly Misa Edith Hoffman - - ■ * nor, Mrs. W. E. Young. Mrs. A. John Straub. Mrs F. G Young. Mrs. with the eouuty clerk » few ♦ It was the last of Eugene. I» a guest nt the home of ♦ ll.ll» Mr. and Mr*. T. A. Gilbert on Mon and Mrs. Frank XTeflerbee. Mr. and Young. Mrs. S. Clark, of Portland. Packard. Mrs E. E DeCou. Mrs P. P. K Hammond 111',. Ill . lie. kin, I | of Mrs. David Link. Mr. and Mrs. Alex * meeting devoted to the study L. Campbell. Mrs. Mary Campbell. Doctor and Mrs Claire II Willough day evening In honor of Dr. and Mrs Cockeriine. Mr. and Mrs J. W Kays. Mrs. D. S. Young. (Minnesota», Mrs. ♦ over County Clerk I.««« found * Romeo and Juliet Mrs Cpper read a Mrs M E. Watson. Mrs Stuart. Mrs. Hay ♦ only the names of 377 regi» Be. r.isley and Dr. and Mrs GuiU.ion Mr and Mrs. R McMurphey. Mr. C. B. Willoughby, Mrs Wm interesting short sketch on the by. 12» East 10th street. Mrs. Geo McMorran. Mrs. Emmons. Mrs. R C. Clark. Miss Eliz very ♦ tered voters out of Ih» Ja; ♦ Mrs Gilbert's home oa West Klev- and Mrs. Frank Hampton. Mr. and ward. play. At their next meeting the study abeth Graves. Miss Mary Morgan. delightful aoclal Hagen. Mrs. F. W. Prentice. Mrs. One of the most h - i « ♦ names on the petition be taken up enth street presented a moat beauti Mrs. Frank Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Yerington. Mrs. Laura Harris. Miss Mary Perkins. Miss Julia Bur of Maclh'th will events of the week was the needle- ♦ (he "wets" will have to wait ♦ • • • Fred Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Julius gess Dr Bertha Stuart. Miss Wini Hammond's this ♦ another two years ful appearance w th profusions of Goldsmith. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. To Mrs. Geo W. Dyer. Mrs. Frank Mar before The Aid Society of the Central fest at Mrs. Creed Mrs. Phoenix ♦ they ran place (be queallou ♦ vine maple and sweet briar. Whist ran Miss Bessie Day. Miss Libbie tin. Mrs. F. J Hard. Mrs. W S. Hld- fred Cockerline and Miss Barbara Presbyterian afternoon, to wish church met Tuesday af ♦ Eakin. Mrs was the evening's pastiaM. the ladies' Y ran. Mr - aau and 4.C.. Mrs Frank Page. ___ Dr. Jen. Mrs. J. W. Buoy. Mrs Frank W. ♦ before (he people • 9 • ternoon In the church parlors The i Newton IW-uel bon voyage" * prize being won by Mrs Georg“ Hug and Mrs. C B Willoughbv, Mr. and Osburn. Mrs. J. D. Buell. Mrs. D. E visiting her Duel has been t _ * Francis Eaton, the organlxer fore part of the meeting was devoted ilaughter. Mrs Morris J Duryea, and and the gentlemen s by Mr. Davidj Mrs. Livermore, - and Mr.' and Mrs. Widdershein. Mrs. C ,C. Page, ‘ (Al- Al- ' of Mr. the Euterpeon society, will Issue to a busln«*»» session, which wus fol leave« for New York next Tuentfay Linn. Delicious refreshments were Hammond. H Smith Mrs. Nettle was the bany). Mrs. Creed C. Miss i a large number of program Invita lowed by a short program, at which The Marion served by the hostesses. These in ¡Geo. I Mrs. Geo. H. Smith. hostess was assisted bv Mr« Verner A Gilles, of Baker <i|y, vited were Dr. and Mrs Grant guest of the club. Miss tions during the coming week for the time vocal selections were rendered' Durvea and Mr» F A Rankin, anti • • • Luthwalte. (Oregon City). __ by Miss Eddlng and Miss Daisy Gil-1 was yesterday evening chosen | inaugural entertainment of the Eu Beardsley. Dr. and Mrs. Gallion. Mr.) I ast Saturdav evening at Collier Helen Neu. Miss Veda Quackenbush. the Misses Winnie and Frances K<d and a reading by Mrs Mount.» > : Miss Fri Frieda Goldsmith and Mias gene chapter, to occur on the even bert. floral decorations consisted dint of 'hl- mlor 'la»» nt (' ____________ - —p- I* M,8S ‘‘Ja Cr ’J—“*■ — During the aoclal hour, dainty re- ly The .............. - ing of Monday. Octobr 24. at the Ivorally. Gilles, who has major-'.! ig i i and Campbell and Prof, and Mrs R. C. Meta Goldsmith. I Central Presbyterian church. Some freshments were served by the Joint of asters and au umn leaves a mining engineering, has played two » ____ ____- _ ; — , 7' cSifr-iimi««» !»- »I« VlAronrn re- hostesses. Mrs C M Elspass. Mr» were most attractive and the years on the ‘vanity football l- <ni, Dr and Mrs. F. A. Prentice. Mr and DeBar whose wedding to Harvev Mrs. James W. Ford received on of the best local musicians and read were dellciou» one year on the track team and i» .q and Mrs B. L. Bogart. Dr and „ Mrs Stackpole took place this afternoon. Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs ers will take part In Interpreting thej ¡Pert. Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. E J) freshments A guessing contest afforded much all-around athlete The other .,ft|. J. F. Titus. Mr and Mrs. I' ,’rrj- Games and music occupied the even- Craig of Minnesota, who for several works of Grieg. Robert Burns and i Moore. amusement and Miss Iamlke Yoran linn w ■ :__ __ _ • I. . k, vs vL-if imv XS' it n rV »»I* Vlce-preadent, Ml»- ll,-..| Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. David Linn As a complete surprise to Miss i months has been visiting with her Millet, chosen to illustrate the rustic; This afternoon at two o'clock, th»' charmed her hostesses with a glor rets are Peggy'* McNair, of Tillamook Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Spencer. Miss DeBar. she was presented with a i daughter, Mrs. J. W. Ford. Jr. The ideal. rendition of several songs Mrs. retar) treasurer, George Ailt- ii of Georgia Dillon. Miss Ray Woodruff. beautiful traveling bag. which was i beautiful suburban home of the| Among the names of those men wedding of Miss Florence DeBur and ious Hammond gave several numbers on »'•'e'v i Fords called "Fordacrea". was most tioned on the inaugural committee Harvei Stackpole of Ketchikan. Mas the harp. Thu»«' present were Mrs Portland, and members of the ly Miss Winifred kelly. J"df,e trunk, the unpacking of which i attractively decorated with autumn are President Campbell of the V of ka. took place at the home of the Deuel. Mrs. Duryea. Mrs P. K Ham- executive committee William M Thompson. Mrs. Con Dtllon Dr Mai- brought fonh much Iaughter as the > leaves and cut flowers. The after- O.. Rev. P. K. Hammond. L. T. Har bride's parents. Dr and Mrs Geo. D«’ of Salem; Thomas llurke of II. , . ( mond. Mrs. Lewalte. Oregon city. Citi Melvin Ogden of Porthii. I | ter Adams and*Mr Frank Jenkin. , jokes and ijmericks which were ap- • noon was profitable and pleasantly ris, Prof. H. C. Howe. Rev. H. N Bar, on East Eleventh street. Mrs. II Gargullo of Seattle. Mrs M i spent with needlework, after which Mount. Dr J. DuBuy. Prof. G. C. Willette Harriet Wright, of All-nay, Mrs. Henry A Bingham. Mra. A children's party, given bv by the the. g™»™te^ ‘’ropri*te, to^the Mrs. Ford. Jr., assisted by Miss Stockton. Prof. C. E Glass. Mrs. L.I Mrs. George O'Con nor was hostess I. H The Tramp. Mr« F W Prentice. Mrs M Thimble Club oß Wednesday evening 'hliss M«^ ^Ba? assisted . Grace Ford. Miss Elizabeth Howe R. Aiderman. Mrs. Alton Hampton. to the bridge club this »wk “_ — __ ‘ ~ I. York. Mrs E Durklehelmer. Mrs Mr C W Jarvis of laibanon 1» m Mrs Page. club were Mrs. W. O. Prosser, Mrs Frank W guests of the was one of the most enjoyable events the £ 1 hostesses » , in n servine serving. The guests i and Miss Bessie Harlow served de Nettle. Mrs. U‘- B M Weller, Mrs. C D i Em tuona. the city In the Inter»»! of the Al »uy ’ota8«,.' were Miss Florence DeBar. Dr. and licious refreshments. Those invited ¡Osburn. Mrs. M. Washburne. Mr». A. I (Albany!, Mrs Geo. Admission Ren. Mrs. J. W. Shumate. und Mia» Mr» Gustav Nettle. Mrs Otto Gil- Nusery Co "The Old Itellubl» Any ered Mrs. -«• »» at •* the home of • -- Mr. — - • — and — — — — Mrs. , . . _ DeBar. I na r Prof, r rxji auu va» o. Orin , to meet Mrs. Craig were Mrs. E. L. Middleton and others. Geo. and Mrs. Archie Livermore on West Seventh Mf Mrg John Bovard. Fletcher. Mrs. C. W. Southworth. will be by invitation and the pro Luthwalte. (Oregon City I. The next for UN Friday asoteftnypf aontw ak one wishing to patronise this w<-;|. strap. Mrs C. T lx»ng. Mrs 1». C known firm will do well to a»« him street, where a most < M; anders. George Hug. Miss Mor- Mrs. Young, Mrs. Timothy Cloran. gram to be presented on this occas meeting of the club will be with Mrs. Freeman. Mrs Cassius C. Ham mond. during his canvass through ■ luncheon was served by Mrs. Liver ' i Perkins, Miss Burgess. Mrs. F. G. G. Schmidt. Mrs. W. C. ion forecasts a rare musical literary Stephen Tinker In two week. Mrs. Joseph Tinker. Mrs I M Glen. country. O’daluw more. Mrs. Linn. Mrs. Link. I- — Miss Irwin, Miss Cockerline. Dr. Barbour, Mrs. Walton. Mrs. McAlis and artistic treat. Hampton and Mrs. Goldsmith. They Stewart. Miss Eakin. Miss Hendricks. ter. Mrs Robert McMurphey, Mrs. The Women's Republican Patriotic Mrs F L. Chambers. M rs F A Quackenbush, On Tuesday evening Mrs J. W. I>eague met this afternoon at the Rankin. Mrs J. W were all seated at one long table, Miss Norma Hendricks, Prof. Thur Cherry. Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Holm- FARMHM TkKK NOTH ». which ran the length of the spacious ber and Mr. Tiffany. Iquist. Mrs. U. P. Boynton. Mrs. J. M. Buoy entertained Informally for Mrs. home of Mrs. W W Calkins on East Mrs 8 M Yoran. and the ! Misses the' living room. It was beautifully dec • • • Howe. Mrs. Devereaux. Mrs. George C. C. Page. There were three tables Eleventh street. The regular busi Ixjulse and Elisabeth Yoran. The low rates from the east to orated with roses and ferns. Mrs. On Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. T. Kinsey, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. C. 3. Frank, of bridge. Mr. Tinker won the first ness. literary program and social Miss Frances and Winnie Kelly.1 Robert McMurphev, in a most charm Long invited in a number of ladies Mrs. Perry Frank, Mrs. Jessup, Mrs. prize and Mrs. Page the consolation. hour characterized the afternoon Miss Veda Quackenbush and Ml»» Oregon eCarta on September 13 They will buy many farms I It 4 V " - i ing manner presided as toastmistresa to meet Mrs. Otto Gilstrap. who Davis, Mrs. Colby, Mrs. Anderson At the close of the evening light re Mrs. Calkins served, assisted by her Minnie Hchwarzschlld ¡•nveral thia summer I expect to --1I and toasts were responded to by came from the East last week to Harlow. Mrs. Mahlon Harlow. Mrs. freshments were passed by Mrs. daughter. Miss Jessie Calkins Mrs Chief Engineer Hoey, of the Ur» II- aevwral more If you will list y->ur Mr. McMurphey. Mrs. Fred Cham-! — _ L_? Several Hawley, Mrs. Dyson, Dr. Anderson. Buoy and her daughter, Mrs. Beat A. T. Cockerline. Mrs. g, M Calkins her home. bers and Mr. W. C. Toran, After! make Eugene delightfully guests of the them Pacific Natron cut-off, who haa farm or aerrage tract with m- ta» rice Buoy. Mrs. Page was also the and Mrs. TUmont were Miss Emma Chase. Miss Nettie spent with unm» nf Mr I hours were deligl ------- . supper they went to the home of Mr made the trip over central Oregon for» they aotne, I will do my b>-»t to Chase. Miss Bessie Harlow, and Miss guest of honor at several other in club. where the'the P°PuIar of whist- and Mrs. W. C. Toran, ; With from Klamath Falls and who haa sell It for you. Come In and see raw formal affairs. Wednesday at noon vam« Mrs. Geo. O'Connor _ won the first Elizabeth Howe. « • • evening was made merry with games prize and Mrs. David Auld the 2nd M- oftun Mrs. P. K. Hammond gave a lunch The Thursday Charity Club met spent the week Inspecting the work when you com» to town and music. In the guessing contest Mrs. Minnie Washburn was hos eon in her honor. That evening Mrs. for the first time thia season with I above Natron, left early thia morning la In the front end of the II >ftnm "t^T prize a T so ^ze In the decorations and refresh- Mrs Livermore won ' for southern points on the way hoir-«-, corner of »th sud W il; . . tin nrovoked bv the ments the purple and white idea was tess at a delightful party in honor J. W. Quackenbush entertained with I Mrs. Chas Hardy at the home of her home much laughter was £°±£ i J W ZIMMERMAN Mem! carried out. Mrs McKeen assisted of Miss Florence DeBar. on Wednes- bridge. Several delightful musical mother. Mrs Geo. Dorris this week. costumes worn by the guests. Mem- j I BROADWAY'S NEWEST SONG HITS CH-' '.Ul a SKIDD Y-MER-RINK- A-DOO MEANS “I LOVE YOU" Introduced in CHAS. DILLINGHAM’S Production of The American Musical Comedy “THE ECHO” P - f !r- ero M GLOEK THE Al KE. )'M' YORK ' Down — -■ a»* Words by FELIX F. 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