Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 15, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textrp7e.;nt.tro 'nould Insure pro-:' " ' ffM)?. . ZSlA ) p"ra- and 'J19 j TT wonderful Jilay Miss Hattle Is an '..lH J .... e-.: ",An-HKfEXTS found interest, not only amuu.iB ...... .i..,. hut among those Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Edman andhe n ;; uuai -- , co .,. Kisfts, Thuraaay. ,h .-""-'"! ner who only visit the ulavliouse a son. 'r-" -; secure this i,l,.,,,i, "? Wife: It wB In the year 1857 that ::tl-;n or unusual Interest. Is elcrtrjc liKM plant . . uuiu irih .... . the immorta. hh.-h.rd Wagner first enTed. CI,rN B. '"! A". S. Shaw has moved .n.c , hi. . new - u he - concUved hi. Idea relating to the f the J, "asfactory quarters, where ne . - - California trip will b Z .trend possibilities contained In the play. HI. bn. X latest and moat . legend of the "Holy Grail" for a won- Jralnn(! and trmphs have been dis- resorts that we have seen; " training and mum pus up-to-date It was tctlVely and almost eicli islel 1 j Mrs. B. D. fh-.ri,.. a. B. D. Churl,, .Isted in serving and entertaining by enth street. The afternoon was spent slstod in si rvii b "u wa.pi with need ework. a number ot the derful spectacle and drama. ' . ' -j u i nno nf tne i" - - . . r.,Tono who has l'nmR ui ciecir c Hi...-. . . ... nnia t HIP. . ..l.l.. r n . u Hlriv Mr., frank raft .'"";.., ,,. helnln the hostess with ar-1 cot until 25 years later, namely., Shakespearean a..u hn have Henry Muni. '' . A M. la a neighborhood f,i?.n Huff. During tne aiiern...... - ". . . hn.nii.i i ,..ra. memuer. iuji" - ., ,., ,de. ... carried out to very rew Amen... -""- " rv ,r been very rew -"-'-..,. been In tne eiuiM.- UB i, ,ieaerv n , essarv for een - . t tweive us. it. deserves to tie , 1 musical numbers rendered by Miss lines tor me new mo m ....-i...... , . - united wltn tne inieuio 1..11K Cross were At f:3 Mrs. uay. assisieu u, OTr. nig salisiacuon aim - tne ortraval of tne gren n areptea a posiuuu , v""" wuick , Lrlll ai.Plaudei T- w aerved fi. W. Iwe. served one of the most , gorlouI DroducMon of Par- rolJ of eh. dassles, the knowledge . ed Provlson Company. SSSmMt llnS1 , ,, hi n room where Ivy and delicious luncheons which the i chid : hu flr8t , executive ability flnrt commenced work Tuesday ness. weaknpRa . D. t1 nK room where ivy am. -. " -'"- , - , ".slfal, It was said that ma nrsi i- no te ,,,. . ..UOot iiina ana generiij 1 Innls arrived 1" Rtlon on the bood, mJ'.N cnrnailons tloiii. formed eflecllvo ueco.u- ' w i will eniBriln tentfon was simply to produce r in.; r preae - - - -- deta. ing. lug. Mrs. M. K. Urlggs will entertain slfa as a dramatic production, but mncence. and "lJXr n lljr of Squln . Innh i arrirej pPfier mkes , eT,' wn. Induced later to change his mind ,ucn as will enaoie u.e , tVednesday from ievaua, the club on Thuraday, February 2 1. and oroduce it In combination music to satisfy the modern - w , make this city the r iuture nome ; - 0 The Prlscllla Club met wi1.'.! Mrs. ,es, of custumlng and seen , ,1 , - from th9 Ea8t a Ive toi.lc I, sold undei TS Mrs. W. Kuykendal! enteriaiueai form. By bis doing so tne worm compiBieu "-'-, . , ... rinv on Thursday aueniuj. I One would know that spring Is approaching from seeing the array of jiretty ginghams and other dainty materials for spring gowns, shown In the windows of our merchants, atid already maid and matron are begin ning to look Into the styles and fash ions fir lha coming s?uson, so wo may vipict to nee some dainty gowns for the sunny months of sprint? and summer. Hut still with all this iiljiinlng there is an abund ance of time for society, as the cul- ,r' .., i.-,ii.n (leu- at her outn vniiameiie ireoi uumo. oi one. it mi iurer i " . - vrij nt th fin. er, J. n. "... on naier-.i u, ... The affrnoon's entertainment was in grandest of all musical productions. Antony la aescriue.. . many m jiissuuh. Mo mmi out West to in '""'' nrt rtocldlne It With this nrettv i h luncheon served In the the nature or a vaienune par , . ; ,t will a. sureiy sianu ' " "j,;h,;m.nta. The play also look at iue --- - ,-.. ,alr. It. Z bZLM-ss' A,' X 'inaaa wifeand four Herstep j., J .... ....,, M... c w Lowe red ncart-Bnapea na isins, a nenrL vaiea musician, to eujuj inu. , v.v..-- -.. nalt ch aren. , , u. ""uouiju of fragrant violets. MH. t. vv. i.uv jji..i,,i... ,.,h i - thnrn.nrhiv nn- w on. The supporting comnenj im .,..,,,,. nf hf firm of Had- , was a guest or tne ciuu. Mrs. W. O. Heckart was glvn a pleasant surprls? on '' ,1 ,', und Mrs. F. W. Osbtirn was thB gUeat noon i.y me i.a. ie '" """ ;'' , of the afternoon the FlrBt Presbyterian church, ol which society .Mrs. tiecKari is president. The Valentine Idea was curried out In the hrnrt decoruuoris er3 hospital. This sewing ; be. was -""." t , ,hl, celebrated jetor J presents exceptional oniirtiinltieB for ws hi. talented leading lady, Miss Alice hi. center-piece and red heart place cards. Wagner. One must thoroughly un- Wilson. 1 he s "''""y ' " lrnents Walter Wtlmot. of the firm ioi nao- j L!n order. Mrs. A. T. Cockerllne assist-1 (he simplest tyro In dramatic expert- and ttiePr1od1uctlofn 'i0"eomM , great ley's InteVest In the confectionery and t tunes iai,05. I ed Mrs. Kuykendall In entertaining ence enn understana me exquisue- oi which h - - 1)00l nan business yraiciuaj., r. .uusic Htorr. " .,.." - , ,.,.,J a lifHUl Illl Hie young ni nes UI l.ie unsununuu endar for the past we,l: will sli'iw. the r.-fres!imen is in 1 ab. aulinu Thi tdioo of the advWnrv boiire. 'if the Y. W. C. A. have decided to give 'beautiful the young ladles of the association h Mrs. Chillies Arthur Ilurdfn was liosten lit ii card party on Thurs day evening lit her beautiful new Inline on West Heventli street. ! Ive ' w))) r)1)( on Friday afternoon, to Hundred was inn khiiio 01 uie ow ning, at which Miss Ijoulte Yorun carried off first honors, and Mr, Al ton Hnmplon, the lesser token. Mr. Ilurden usslsted his wife In serving a dainty "luncheon to their guests who were.' Mr. mid Mrs. W. W. llrow, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Dearborn. Mr. and Mrs. I.. U. Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs. (1. W, (Irlffln, Mr, neatt-snape,.- . "" ,",,.,, T.r,y hnq,.t. The first of these the ladles presented to Mrs. HUK.uu. 'occlrred ,ng ttfternoon at the 'ZTA Kerl shesslsted'h; Mr,. V.'u Chle'ra story of Parsifal, and understanding things In advance. A WONDERFUL POSTER At Hiiriiigflelil. Miss Klrklund was ' very happily Irs. K v.. IK'Com. entertained ten :!::;;Nnvy,eril'jnTrSurge1,m;,n.:er iuougli. their needle wo?k and spent pre"e.,t s.e'f?t' a very enjoyable af;er- the afternoon very pleasantly. noon on the rollers. The Senior class of the V. or (). .... i n.lni, r.,i tlia flllHU ITy The I lvals. which will be giv- surprised last Saturday evening when lhe:ugene theater In the near .heoned In response to a future The rehears l tig is unoer mo -" " r r !. .. i, ,.f Professor Irving M. friends standing on her porch who and Mrs. Alton lliinii-j ,,' .,. Mr. Ur,)Vor Kestly Is act- announced tle'r Intention or rmain- ton. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ISardy. Judge . " niaager. The cast Is as fol, mg to tpenn tne evening wnn ner. and Mrs. I.. T. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. ' L" The parly met to help her spend her P. E. Snodgrnss, Miss Ituby Hen- r Anthony Absolute - 7s,h hlnhdny anniversary Ml-s dricks, Miss Thereso Friendly. MlssiBlr Anln0ny jjr Wel.8ter Klncaid Klrkltird is well known end dearly I,ou Konshaw, Mr. David (Irahnm, 1 ri Jack Absolute. Mr. I.loyd Mott loved by her many friends, having Mr. Kay Goodrich, Mr. Harry Dun-, P ,ll,and Mr. Paul Bond "ved In Mpringrieia lor over iwemj- bar. , ,li Acres. Mr. Floyd Hamn rive years., me evening was very ui, i i. fi'Trluiier , pleasantly spent wnn songs ami av oir I-uclus "Tf,"-, dm chat, followed by a delicious F Mr. William Neal lunch, which was served at 10 noon Whist Club, their husbands and J homns ....... , Mr. Dell m..t.nrty (f a fow Invited guests, at her ' residence Mrs. Malaprop. vn" Water hroke up by singing "Auld hang 3112 Lawrence Blreet. on Wednesday .""'"" mi-.TouC liryiuit Syne." a id returned to their homes evening of this week Thu rooms !.yd a Languish " i" feeling happy In (he thought of ha . were prettily decorated for the oc-1 Julia ',:'"" ,, ui,,,,on Ing given so mnrh pleasure to their caslon with g-irliinds of Ivy nndUicy Mljjs Uolunu Uobluson , k nr08(,nt wpr. strung puper hearts of rod and while. . ,, nfZ I ola Wrlghfs Ml Klrklund, Arthur Klrkland, Rev. The scoro cards were also hart sha,.- A number of Miss i L ol.i it. m a Hlchmond, Dr. and Mrs. Van ed. and were matched by bits of old Men ds gi ve her i s r irlso Valentin" d Mrs. Vnn Watson, familiar lovs unties, . lliere wers sov- imr.j i. " ' " """ ",. ,t ,,, last Mr. and Mrs. Ketchtim, Mr. and Mrs en tables of whist, at which gnnie street, In the liiilmby ndill Ion, last r.,.niu Mrs. 0. S. Frster w in the first prl.ci, night. A delightful evening was and Mr. Darwin llrlstow was awnrd- siu'tit at various amusements and de ed the consolation token. Mrs. Wll-lectiiblo refreshments were served, kins' Invited guests were: Mr. anif Miss Wright was assisted In enter Mrs. )l. 8. Itrvson, Mrs. Tlirull mid i mining by Ml (If nevieve 1 horpc. Mis Vera Wilson. Miss Wilson nnJ Mrs. Amos Wllklns entertained the members of the Wednesday After A. D. Itiidillmnn, Mrs. Shan Collins! Mrs. Kd Collns. Miss ('orrlo. Miss Cliirn Collns. MIsb Ima St. John, Ulniiche Tolllnur and Arthur Watson. Miss JuiilillH Wllklns nstlsted the Mrs. It. H hoslcss In serving dullcloui refresh- , progressive wmisi on r r.oiiv un.. , ....... ,(, I In complin t to Miss Lewthwiilte. of . int'Mon City, who Is n guest nf .Mrs. Mrs. F. M. Wllklns, Mri. M. C. ' P. K. Hiinntioiul. Mrs. T. H. Liu key. Mire mid Mrs. F. A. Rankin were who assisted the hostesB In serving, i,.,.i.,uu... .... v.i.,..i,... ,.ri, .,,,,. Hiieceeded III making the highest to the Indies of tho Methodist Aid seni'u. The Invited guests were the u, .!..... .i iim iwimn nt i . . vviibiua. Mesdtiiiies P. K. Ilauiiuonu, J. Thnro wnra hIyIV lliiitii linm In nltell Fields. .lOlleB, . ...i... ...I. ......I .. i I,..,,., r.,1. line Clllircll. J. W. Sliumntu, i...i...'. ii... i...ui.; .....i,,.. n. Mia. HiinduraHS. 8. 8. Sncncer. .I.W. llobhs, es tlludys Wllklns. Mary Chambers. K. C. Hughes, L. M. Travis. Loon Kd. , ii....i.. i'h,.,i...r. i.m.i l.-,.l, lli.wli iiiunsoii. Arcnio i.iverinurc. juium A small party of friends were en lliysou entertained at riunu i in nr m u. .l I . Hllll .I I . I. 1'IM.T 1 llllll-llll.l f"ll" Ink of thiH week In honor of noml old St, Valentino. The evening war. Hpent In finniritnu; KHtnes, etc., followed by tt As a substantial evidence that Llthocraphy is making rapid and wonderful strides the above cut is reproduced.. It represents a new 24-sheet poster, mean 106 Inches in height and 2J8 inches in length, designed and executed by the United States Lithograph Company the famous Russell-Morgan Print of Citrate 't Is Lithographed In 6 colors, pure gold bronze torming the background, and is said to be the most expensive and dignified poster ever placed on the bill-bod This Is the first instance in which gold brome has successfully withstood the weather. The poster represents Mr. Charles B. Hanford surrounded by the numm "characters he has played, and is receiving much admiration for its beauty and artistic instructiveness. -r cannot full to enjoy It. It Is this very quality, simplicity of story and plot, F. Mosler, F. I.enhart, (i. (). Hassett, I) i lien Herrng. a. w. upton, r. i.. inu- ilen. McMornn. Ada-"" ,la- Mosler, Mrs. I.eiilinrt. Mrs. - - - .. i ii. .... VfiTWK HailU v retires from the business on1 Sufferinc anil Hollars S account of sickness. Mr. Wllmot will ' E. S. Loper, of .MarilU. X I thin endears the nluv of Parsifal tn; Notice Is hereby giveft that the conduct the business In tho same or.- ,"l am a carpentei ananafa the hearts and souls of all those who county commissioners' court of Lime derly way, and as he Is very popular , severe cuts healed by Buck ' witness It. Thero were no social county, stale of Oregon, will receive among the boys he will enjoy the ca Salve. It has saved mc; jii-oblenis to dissect, neither lire there sealed bids for the.- furnishing and same good patronage. " Tho house Is a j and dollars. It is uy tar ueaitii anivu i iimc cj Heals burns, sores, ulctr; sores, eczema and piles. !s W. A. Kuykendall's drugit- P. K. iKiuptlng spread of dainty refresh- intricate or iiivstorlous actions delivery of one hundred ( 100) cords very popular place of amusement, is niciils. Those present were Messrs. thp t ()f 1lv f the char. ()( old Krowtli body fir four (4) feet : orderly und well-conducted. News. L Mini us k1 I mi unit I! (1 IlilUdiilt - alters in the play. Hut as a specta- long; or for one Hundred (1UU) cordsi s cle that uppeals to the visual senses, of second growth body fir four (4) Jl'XCTlOX CITY XOT KS as 11 play iu.li in us vui y iini ill uiiieas ii.ui lung, suiu uua lu ue ucucitru Unssett, Mrs. Serfllng, Mrs. I'plon Mrs. Ohlsen and Mrs. Townsend. News. and soulful heart Interest, absorbing at the court house In Eugene, Lanei ,nnd thrilling plot that brings the col- county, Oregon, on or before the lst :.h1 , "Dclon City has an orchestra ! uiiih e.Jv nniwiiiiinir in.tinet nil i.i.u- ,.irf 1,1,1- i fiirf ith Pcr8 are making-rapid progress and later than Wednesday, the 4 th . peer In the dramatic day of March, 190S, at 2 o clock p.m. Such Is l'nrslfi I. the Uy order of the court this, the 8th E. 11. LEE. County Clerk. served tho guests'wlth refreshments.. , (loldsinlth. T. 11. Luckey, J. F. Titus, KeepliiK ),h-ii House " in w. Hmlth. W. 11. Hotfuiun. II. I Everybody Is welcome wheu Last Wednesday evening was the llognrt. ' , f(,,,l Komi: and we feel that way only ,,fidlng of the beautiful story, It not first ladles" nluht of the season at when our digestive organs are work-! stands without a peer In the dfamatlc dav .x... ......... i r-i.,1. ,.,i . I Tim Inliles of the Catholic church : Ing properly. Dr. King's New Life firmament. Such Is l'nrslfi I. the- 1 number of wives and daughters of will hold a basket social In the pal--, Pills regulato tlfti action of tho atom- a. t lit required a quarter of a cen- day of February. 190S. the club members attended and pas- Ish Hall on next ennesuiiy eveunm, . ...... ". i-r, ,,,,-y oi us auiiior genius me in mase ed a vorv delightful evening wllh Febrnnrv 19th. tho proce-ds to go to enn t help feeling good when ho uses lt wnt it B today the drama of th cards, music, ami bowling for pas- the Bisters In charge of tho parochial these pills 25 cents at W. A. Kuy- world. The Parsifal engagement til,,,,, school. All are Invited to come and kendall s drpg store. h,.re Is for one performance only, at 1 . 'bring their baskets, and a pleasant I tho Eugec9 theatre tonight. n-i... all...., -r.. .1 II... II .in. ' i-miiilnir la nsalired to ever Voile WHO 1 mil n.llllJ" lory on Wednesday afternoon was one attends. Tho hall will be open at 7 if the best attended teas yet given, o'clock. The hostesses were Mrs. P. K. Hani-, miind. Mrs. .11. L. Ilogart, and Mrs. I we, mill Interest wutchlnz the imulual the cnnntv clerk nf snlrt I.nne conntv "5 Kole lu . "'"iisii iirsi- ...r..i.n..r ih i... ... ir.,1 ii ... i . .i,.. iuj.,.j.. .i, A.l, , class music for any and all occasions. Membership and Instrumentation are as follows: L. E. Cook, leader and Instructor, 1st" violin; William Pear man, solo B-flat cornet; Richard Thorn, trombone; W. S. McKee, clari net; R. C. Roberts, second B-fiat cor net; H. E. Leppert, piano; L. W. Clark, drum. In The Guard contest which has MOTHER'S KITCHEX Seventh and Oak streets, has open- Bldncy Kliidden, null they were as- wllh Mrs. r.ihn XI P nivnn nci.sar.p rn W ! R. Unci ov. All wood sawed to gauge . On Friday. February 2!, the eml For prompt service phone Wars- nent actor, Charles II. Hanford, will month. Urst-class home cooking, evening There were six candidates The Prlscllla Club mot Thursday 8312. Residence, 207 High street, tf come to the Kugune theatre In a not- Chicken dinner every buuday. In District No. 3, and Miss Hattle .'d under new management, dood been absorbing local attention for board and room by the day, week or i several weeks past, closed Saturdav Day on West Kiev- Oasollne woodsaw 1 able production of Antony and Cleo- tf. M RS. S. AXXor.NCKMBiT J. M. Howe and J. W B: opened a real estate olllf? building with .1. A. Matiret. Willamette street, where " nleaspri In have all old Iri have property to sell, botMM Mtv cntt nnii st same B we 'will do our best to sell HOWE t Bl tf 542 Willamette SHIP VOI R PROlin' to Bell Tower Cj.. r" Seattle, Wash. Ther M the highest market price. tor 'I'he Di,r c r, EUGENE Y. ABBOTT. ! Cook wnn t ml nlnpo ..111, r.c.J7nl mnisi-rilit THEATER, SATURDAY FEB. I5tr SPECIAL NOTICE For tho convenience of '"Parsifal" patrons the former rule of commen cing the evening perforinsncos at r. ;lo iiinl giving a tun hour dUiuer In leriulsslon has been iluiio away with. During thl engagement tho eutlr performance be given at one sit ting. The i-ui lnlii will rise at 7; 45 sharp. Carriages may be ordered at 1 1 : 1 . Auditors must be In their seats at the rUe ot first curtain, as no one will be seated during the ac tion of the play. Messrs. Martin & Emery's Reverent, Artistic and Sumptuous Presentation of Richard Wagner's Mystic Festival Play SCALE OF PRICH IN ENGLISH ADAPTED BY WILLIAM LYNCH ROBERTS BASED ON THE LFCENDS OF THE HOLY GRAIL PRODUCED AT AN ENORMOUS EXPFIMSir ENACTED BY A NOTED COMPANY OF PLAYERS fc Ilox Seats . I Lower Floor n . ' 11.00 ; Balcony Gallery THE SAI.K of boxes and se;ii 9 a. .ni., Friday, February nth benefit of non-resident p.i" ,K5 isi 1 able to be preso"nt at the '" ' :! fil'.M " mall orders will be promt' i i tiT rem-- ders of receipt. If accompan'" and self-addressed stamp"' ,'"v,""",'l, SMi"" ' CEO- H . Manag. r Kul1" ft 0 The MosL Imposing Production Ever Sent - on Lour Presented on 3 Scale of Grand Never Before Attempted ii . it m m;h r win