The Twice-a week guard., February 13, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD,
■ »Isterilì tea room In th« <>»-
burn liotid was the •< «nu of two love­
ly parti«» given on Friday and Hstur-
rt*y afternoons of this wwk by Mrs.
I.,., M Travis Mid Mrs. L«on It Hd-
piun»<>n. On Friday tharo were
twclvn tabi«» of whist, the prises,
beautiful pisce» of rut glass, being
• on by Mr» M .1 lluryra and Mr»
Harphaiu Mi»» Emma Travis assisl-
*<i in receiving, while those that a»
si«ted in entertaining wer« Mi»» Neil
tianfleld
Mia» May Norton. Ml»»
Winifred Cockerlln«, Mies Jun« Grey
” i Alta Kaathaiu
llcndor-
•nd Mlaa
orchestra further added to
»hott'» I u
th» nf rtcinoon's charm by dispensing
b. ■¡»•HI fui selection» during th« lun
The guests Invited were
h hour
ll«n. Mr». Lucy Abram».
Applcgnt
born. Mr». Ils
I • «* 1» Day, Mias
J. Duryea. Mra.
Emmons, Mrs C.
I. Il Flint. Mr» D
Gilbert, Mrs
Otto Gilstrap,
Julius Goldsmith. Mrs. W.
udon. Mr» G W Griffin, Mr».
Gulllun. Mr* M F Grigg«, Mrs.
Gilstrap. Mrs
C. Hammond,
P, K llamuiuntl, Mra W. F
nbe<k, Mrs. J. W Hobbs. Mr»
Harris. Mr« lo«ura Harris, Mr»
Heaton. Mr». W. H Hidden,
E
G race Magladry,
G E Mot. »If. Mrs It M
E
Will .m I
WUHf
r,.(| o«iiy,
Kelly, »iiss
Mlu Nolle
Nell
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Murphy,
Ml»» Nell Bunfldd, Ml»» Emma Tra
vi» ami Mis»
Allá ^.tbaiu'
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Th«
guiwiM wer«
Mrs Frank Hampton,
Mr» Hugh ___
Hampton, Mra. 8. D.
lt«ad Mrs Elmer
......W. Köberl»,
a.wwi wl, Mr». F
X Hchacfers. Mrs F. G. G Scbmldt,
Mr« J W Heavey, Mrs C. It. Holtz.
Mr» J W
Hhutunle, Mr» G W.
Hrnlth, Mr« G. II Smith, Mrs. P. K.
Hnodgrasa, Mr» 8 H. Spencer, Mrs.
II H Hludtey, Ml»» Htlnson, Alt»« Eva
Htlhson. Mr» Taylor. Mr» J F Titus,
Mrs E E Ehrhardt. Mrs Tinker,
Mr». 11 A Tromp, Mrs. Minnie Wash­
burn«, Mt»» Kathryn McCarthy, Mr»
E E Mink. Air». W. P. Boynton.
Mlaa Dillon, Mr» E. C Hughe». Mr».
G«<> llug, Air» Chas Hardy, Mrs. A.
E Jepp, Mrs J W Ka;
latdo Lilly, Mrs Heth L
f|'
David Link
ArjhJ
r» North­
er, Mrs.
rs. Frauk
Mlns II nr-
Peters,
Mrs. J. A!
Pratt. Mrs. Haye»,
Mrs. J. W.
Al s Veda Quackcti-
II
. kttla, Mrs. C D
Sir». Paul Willoughby,
Mias Elizabeth Vo­
lumi, Mrs. M. L.
Upper, Mrs. Jennl"
Sortoti, Mrs. K. J.
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Eilgone society Is Indeed Indebted
to Mr» M F Griggs. Mrs. Chan. II.
Fisher «nd Mrs. David Link for two
delightful affairs this week. The
benullful home of Mrs. Griggs on
East Eleventh street was most attrac­
tive with Its decorations of pink car­
nations, emllux and Oregon grape on
'he ladles
which prl-
Bryson
Inmday
contest
MONDAY, FEB Y 13. 1911.
were the diversions for a pleasaut af- Mrs. Win. Preston, Mrs. W. T. Oor-
tertioou. In the guessing contest don, Mrs. J. W. Holm«». Mrs i. J. W.
Mrs. W. G. Allen won (he first prize Kays, Mrs. Hamuel l( oom« , Mrs. Km-
mid Mrs. ,M D. ilcals the second. ma Johnson, Mrs. I. F. Cnsipbell,
In reiving liit>< heou, which carried Mrs. W. A. Boll, Mrs. Nettie Kelly,
out the pink color »chemo the host­ Mrs. J. W. Hobbs and Mr». M. G.
ess«» weiu assisted l/y Airs. Lulu Tobey.
Hurtluy, Ails» Irene Applegate, Miss
Grace Atagladry and Airs. Henry
On Wednesday evening Mr. aud
Be h werilig
Mra. J. W. Quackenbush «utertaiued
Ou Tuesday the guests were Mr». In their usual hospitable manner at
W. H. Alexander, Mrs. B L. Bogart, tholr home on south Pearl street.
Mrs. It. H. Bryson, Mr». W P. Boyn­ The dw orations <-on»l»t«d of holly
ton, Mr». L. E. Bean, Mrs. G. 8. and cut flowers. For several hours
Beardsley, Air». W. C. Yorau, Mrs. 1. whist was played, the prizes being
II Bingham, Mrs. M J. Duryea, Mrs. awarded to Mis» Grace Magladry and
L. It. Eduiunson, Mr». D. C. Frw-mau, Dr. C. E. Ixxrtnla. At the clot»« of the
Mrs E E. Ehrhardt, Mr». T. A. Gil­ evening a delicious luncheon was
bert, Mrs. J. Goldsmith, Air». J. W. served by Miss Veda Quackenbush,
Buoy, Mrs Frauk Hampton, Mrs. K. assisted by Miss Grace Magladry,
C. Iliigb»«. Mrs. H. F Holletfbeck, Miss liattlo Sterner and Mlaa Marion
Air» L. T. Harris, Mrs. M C. Harris, Tinker. The invited guests were:
Mr». Janie» P. Hayes (Baker City), Mr. and Mra. I. H. Blngharn, Mr. and
Mr». P. K. Hammond, Mr». A 1. Mrs J W. Buoy. Mr. and Mrs. C. 8.
Jepp, Mrs. H. G. Keeney, Mr». G. D. Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. M J. Duryea,
Linn, Mr». Beth Laraway, Mrs. C. E. Mr. and Mrs. D C. Freeman, Mr. and
I. oouils, Miss Loomis, Airs. Geo. Yo- Mrs. M. F. Griggs, Mr and Mr». C.
ran, Air» Geo. Crouer, Air». G. Mc- C. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. P. K.
Mor ran, Mr». Geo. D. O'Conner, Alr». Hammond, Mrs. Jennie C’Ren, Mr.
J. K. Pratt, Air». Geo H. Smith. Mr», and Mrs. Victor Holt, Mr. and Mrs.
F A. Page. Mr». D. A Paino, Mr». W. Seth I-araway, Dr. and Mrs. C. E.
Polders, .Mrs. Elmer Roberts, .Mrs. J. Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. J 8 Magladry,
W. Shumate, Mrs. 8. S. Spencer, Air». Mr and Mrs W P. Moi
Mr. and
G. W. t
and Mrs.
Mrs. Geo. D. O'Conner, S
.1 F T
, Mr». H. A
And Mrs.
Zurc.her (Roseburg I, M
Steph* I
Ue*>r, .Mr». J
I. A.
Stephen Tinker. Mr. and
. Al-
Mrs. D.
Voran, Mrs.
Tromp, Mr. and Mrs. C
Quacken busi
Mrs J
bany). Mr. Frink and Dr
Mrs. J. S M
• • •
H. J. W
>, Mrs. Jack
Mrs.
On Monday evening 5
G. E
tenir. Mr». H. <
hosts
Loe M. Travis were detigbtf
M rs.
R. Welherbee.
at a dinner party given at the home
Ou Wednesday those invited were: ou Olive street. The table de -cora-
Mr». W. (J. Allen. Mrs. M. D. Beals, tlons were violets and plac -ft were
Ur.
Mrs. Fred Chamber», St'». Martha laid for the following guests:
chambers, Mrs. C. N. Chamber», Mrs. and Mrs. F. W. Prentice, Dr. and Mrs.
W C. Barbour, Mrs. P. J. Bartle, M. L. York, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pratt,
Mrs. W W. Calkins. Mrs. A T. Cock- Major Edwards, Mrs. Hayes (Baker
erlinc, Mrs. L. M. Eaton. Mr». W. 8. .City), Dr. G. Wall. Judge Thompson
Hidden, Mrs. Laura Harris, Mrs. F. and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Edmunson.
J. Hard, Mm» F. L. Hard, Mrs. Holm­ in serving, Mias Emma Travis and
quist, Ml»» Netta Kress, Mrs. Wm. Miss Nellie Beaufleld assited the hos­
Kuykendall. Mrs. J. 8. Luckey, Mrs. tess.
K. M. Pratt, Mrs. E D. Matlock, Mrs.
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A. K. I’attersou, Mr» L. R. Flint,
Mrs. Stephen Tinker was hostess
Mrs. 8. D Read. Mrs. John Du Buoy, to the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
Mrs. P. E. SnodgrsM. Mrs. F. H. on Thursday afternoon. The guests
Greenman, Mrs. It. A. Booth. Mr». J. of the club were Mrs. G. W. Smith,
\V. Woodruff, Mrs. McClain. Mrs. E. Mrs C. B. Willoughby, Mrs. G. S.
E. Mink, Airs. Omar Gulllou, Mrs. I. Beardsley and Mrs. J. K. Pratt. Mrs.
T. Nlckiin, Mrs. Fred Fisk. Mrs. Jas l^iraway entertains at the t ext meet­
Page, Mrs. E. K. Wheeler, Mrs. F. L. ing.
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Chambers, Mr». Orval White. Mrs. C.
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S Williams. Mrs. C. B. Willoughby,
Miss Elizabeth Howe ent' tained
Mrs. L. R. Wattle. Mr» James Work­ (be Tete-a-Tete club at her b
ing. Mra.
I. White, Mrs. E. W. Twelfth street thia afternooi
Hughes.
M. M. Davis. Mrs. A. lug and conversation, follow«
Mrs. F. M Wilkins. delicious luncheon, was th
SEVEN
D«Bar, Mrs. Llschen Miller, Mrs R. festoons, and pennants of tbs school.
A. i.oolh. Airs. E. O. Potter, AM»» The color scheme, pink and white, in
Alary Perkins, Dr. Bertha Stewart, the dining room, was especially at-
irt. Mrs. C D. Emmons. tra> tive. Miss Ruth Sanderson and
Mrs. Charlotte Zleber, Miss Julia Bur- little sister, Frances and Donua Bil­
Mra. F. G. G. Schmidt, Miss lington, assisted in welsomlng the
Barker and Mrs. Timothy Cloran.
guests. In the receiving line with
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President and Mrs. Sanderson were
The Shakespeare club met on Mon- other members of the faculty and
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. F. L.
Chambers gave a dinner party tor day afternoon with Mrs. P. K. Hain- their wivtsi. Th«-y were Professor
h«r tan» birr, Alics Mary Chambers, mood. They are now devoting tbelr and Mrs. E. C. Wigmore, Professer
in liotmr if her «¡yh'eeuH. birthday. hour of study to Anthony and Cleo- and Mr». D. C. Kollerns, Professor
Utz, and Professor and Mrs. F. H.
The dinner table around which eight patra.
Billington.
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teen of her friends assembled, war
President A F. Sanderson and hl«
most beautiful in its appointments
The Thimble Club meets next
Pink rosebuds and candles la th» Thurs<lay afternoon February K, charming wife are very successfully
same shade adorned the table, The I with Mrs. F. L. Chambers, at her looking after the affairs of the Uni­
versity during the absence of the
place cards were also rosebud» done home on West Seventh street.
regular preeident, and have by their
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in water colors.
The dinner was
I-a*t Saturday evening Mrs. Jennie kindliness, sympathy and love, wee
served by Mrs. Chambers.
The
guests were Miss Evelyn Bristow, (."Ren entertained informally a few their way into the hearts of the en­
Allas Meta Goldsmith, Mil
Mias Cosby friends in honor of her gu«isU. Mr. tire student body. The occasion was
Gilstrap, Mis» Vena Taylor, Miss and Mra. Zurcher of Roseburg. There a purely social one, and yet with their
Grace Bingham. Miss Gladys Wilkins. were three tables of whist, Mrs. warm southern hospitality, Mr. and
Miss Ethel Gibson, Miss Juanita Tinker won the ladle»' prize and Mr. Mrs. Sanderson contrived to make
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pleasant that it will
Wilkins. Mas Ruth Roach, Miss Hel­ Zurcher the gentlemen’s. Miss Es- the evening
ene Delatno, Miss Merle Lili, Miss ther U'Ren assisted her mother in he long remembered by those pres-
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After
a very jolly introductory
Katherine Watson, Miss Norma Hen­ serving delicious refreshments. The ent.
dricks, Alisa Katherine Northrup, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Zurcher, game, which ■ put everyone at ease,
Mirs Nora -Matrerude, Mtas
Mbw Lucile Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tromp, Rev. and dainty refreshments were served by
Dunn, Alls» Flora Patterson, and Mrs. P. K. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Mias Ruth Sanderson, Mlaa Vivian
.Stephen Tinker, Air. and Mrs. w. c. Kellems, Mias Madge Humbert, and
Miss Ixron Griffin.
Yoran, and Mr. and Mr». J. W. Buoy. Miss Bernice Holmes.
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Miss Ja
Besides the faculty and students
Willoughby euu-rtain<d
Dancing parties ua
een v**ry and their families, rhe following
he Won
s Republican Patriotic
mong vlted guests were present: Rev.
aftp noon at her home much in vogue the pa
t the 8. McCallum and wife. C. F. Sw
>n East T elfth street. After the
tater e
over. der of Portland, Mis. Joan Morris
neeting two inter-
rsday evening the Eugene girls lis of Seattle, Mrs. G. 8. O. H«ml>
read by Mrs. Wm.
•d their gentleman friends to a Mrs. John Holmes, Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Mink. Dur-
mg party In the Folly hall which Harry Benton, Miss Belie Keeuey,
ing the social
jr which followed,
r fr<
served by the hos1 proved a most successful and enjoy­ Miss Fannie Cornelius and Miss Ver­
tes«. The gu
of the club were able affair. Their patronesses were non. ________ _
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Mrs. Fay and Mrs. Mary Yerington, Mrs. Thier, Mrs. Sexton. Mrs. Gold-,
The next meeting of the clab will be si: th, Mrs. Nettle and MrB. M E.
Friday evening the Assembly Club
with Mrs. Wm. Kuykendall in two Watson. The same evening the Al­ gave the sixth of their series of danc­
pha Tau Omega fraternity entertain­ ing parties at the Folly dancing hall.
w eeks.
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ed a few friends at their beautiful The bachelors have already entsb-
On Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. new chapter ho««« on Oak street, lished the reputation of being »pieti­
Buoy entertained in a most informal where dancing also was enjoyed for did entertainers and che party last
manner a few friends in compliment several hours. Last evening Miss evening only goes to strengthen thin
to Mr. and Mrs. Zur her of Roseburg. Eva Frazier invited about twelve reputation.
Several hours were most enjoyably couples to her home on South Pearl
spent with whist, Mr. Zurcher being street for dancing. The Kappa Sig­
Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Travis enter­
awarded the evening trophy. The mas also opened their elegant new tained a number of friends at din­
home
on
East
Eleventh
street
to
a
guests were Rev. and Mrs. P. K.
ner Monday evening of this week.
Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen few of their friends last evening for Table decorations were crimson car­
the
purpose
of
spending
a
social
Tinker. Mr. and Mrs. Zürcher, Mr. i
nations. Guests present were Dr. and
and Mrs. 1. H. Blngnam, and Mrs. evening in dancing.
Mrs. M L. York, Dr. and Mrs. W. F.
• • •
U'Ren.
Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Pratt,
The annual reception to the facul­ Mrs. Hayes, (The Dalles), Mr. and
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On Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E. E. ty and students of the Eugene Bible Mrs. Leon R. Edmonson, Helmus
IieCou entertained a few ladies in Vniversity was held on Monday even­ Thompson, Dr. Geo. Wall. Major For­
honor of Mrs. H. 8. 1 Wilkinson. ing, February 6, from 8 to 10 o'clock, rest. Miss Nellie Banfield and Miss
Needlework and a contest, , followed at the elegant home of the president Emma Travis.
by a delicious luncheon, character- on East Twelfth and Alder streets.
large rooms were beautifully and SUBSCRIBE FOa. THE GUARD
Ized the afternoon. Thoee I Invited to
fully decorate! with flowers and
u Wilkinson were 1 Mrs. Geo.
the afternoon. The table decorations
were suggestive of Valentine day,
hearts and csplds and the red color
scheme being carried out In the dec­
orations. lie frank tn elite were served.
Mrs. Frank Loouiis (Portland), was
the guest of the club.
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