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ECGKWE DklVT GUARD. 8ATTIIDAV, APRIL S5, t0
was held in the parish house on last! JOSKl'il LhTTKK TO U1LUA,IS.
Monday evening. At six o ciock
about one hundred and twenty-five; ,,.,. ,,,rii i The Post
parJshoneis sat down to a bountiful' Washington, April .3. The lost
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r,tj"Mnm r.m nt i '. math.
Tho flrHt sprliiK weiMInu uvt.r1
which sudely has bad to cunrern Itaulf .
wan Unit or Minn Blhoi.vn Biiihnur 1
and Dr. B. I). Head, which occurred :
on V(!iIii(.'Kday afternoon at the Con-'
groKutlonal i hurrh, JU-v. V. li. I'lnk-i
rton officiating. IVomiitly at 4!
o'clock Mrs. Alion llaniiiton coin-!
Tnenrud to play i.iihi-iiKn-n'K wml-
dliiK man.h. 1 hi; lulil.. and Kro:im
: wan li -allium ana lor Mat we un
VM'ri- Klad. im t'.i iiiitd Itl'-u of kcvhii
rainy Huinliin id' not at ail pli'iiruni .
' lint Jimt aotlcr how swi'il. the ulr
: Is afw-r a Khowcr; th i apide-lilos-'
nonis miiell tin much morn fragrant,
tliH maple trees look twice us green,
and the bird tint; halj)K-r than tvcr
' before.
Mrs. I.lnciien M. MIKcr v-a? the
jrmlnK and Kricl-tm hoes-i on
Tuesday ewn'.ng at an Inf-ir.nal
ROtherlnjf Klven In ;mor of Mr.
Henry Smllf), of I'nrtl 'in I, a ii-nlar
from the Portland A'-mlniy and son
of Mrs. 1'rnnlon Smith. The ovuliii?
was liilib'litfully pnV.d with Kama
TowtiFend, liert J'reacolt, Offline
u, Sam Itoblnsoii, Karl Kiliu,lii.'k,
l'-lp. Dolsnn. Ormonit Hank In. Mar
old Young, Jlenry Smith and Bolton
iiiiiiilik-.
Mlm Pearl-Huff delightfully en
tifrtalifed a number of the Univer
sity n'.udents on Wednesday evening
at the home of .Mrs. Kate Cundlff.The
first part of the evcnlni? was passed
'In a Kuesslni; contest, in which the
prize, a box of delicious home-made
bon-bons, wits awarded to Miss hva
Allen: other names and music tol
lowed the contest. Mrs. Cundiff
'erved dainty refreshments, assisted
by Miss Marjory Williams and by
walked mi e riiht aisle of llijj
ehuich am) toolt their places near
the atar, which was b!tuilfullyd?c-j
Virulc.1 wlili while liawtliornes ami
doR-wood IiIiikhdhih. Itev. Mr. I'Ink-,
-frton performed ihe beautiful and!
Impressive ring ceremony 1 if the
presence of two hundred guests. The!
hriile wore a henullf::! (sown of em-j
"liroldered whlto silk point do sprit j
over cream tarfeta, and the groom I
wore tho convenllon;il black. The
bride carried a shower bouquet of j
llllea-of-t he-valley and wore u beau-1
tlful diamond crescent, the present
of the Krmiiii. lloth bride and groom 1
were, unattended. Messrs. , (ieorgo
11 UK and Hoy Zaclinrlas acted as
ushers. Immediately following tho
ooremony a reception was held for
the, newly wedded ooillilo at 5X3 Wll.
laniotto street, tho future home of
Ur. and Mrs. Head. Tho bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Bar
bour, welcomed tlio guests, who then
greeted tho brldo and groom. ' Tho
success of the reception was largely
duo ( (ho supervision of Mrs. Wm.
F. Usliui'ti nnl Mrs, Alton Hampton,
who performed lh honors of the oc
casion, Tha rooms wcr artistically
Adorned with annle-blossoms and
white rose-buds. The teachers of tlm
fJeary x school, Mrs. Thrall, Miss
Milllcan, MUs Keenoy, Miss
Krass, Miss Simmons, Miss Abel,
Miss Klnaey and Miss Alice Abel,
took turns presiding nt the punch
bowl and aorvlng In the dining room.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
ifT. and Mrs. Road, Mr. and Mrs.
llemenway, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.
Abrams, all of Cottage Grove, and
Mrs. Wlthyconihe, of Portland.
-iri ami MrB. Head loft on the even
Ing train fr short honeymoon to
points nortn. m uriuo is on .
Kugone's tnlented young 1" !
,s well known Itt m-, ,
j;U0i. e B Knlllmt0 0f the
tliuw Of llioa fronuhe New "Knglanrt
Conservatory of Music, and for tho
past two years alio him been the
Instructor In the vocul department
of tho Kugeno public schools. Dr.
Ruad Is u well-known dentist of En
Rene. They will bo at homo to their
friends aftor May 1st at 613 Wll
laniotto street.
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This haa been a week of sunshine
and HhoworB, typlenl Oregon April
weather. Kaater Sunday, however,
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V?,.V'!Zl"l I-;':' 1 r: ;;( daughter of Co.,.,.. and Mrs, J. I
I B J Hawthorn.-. Mr. Ge-.r F. H. Wllliauw will be aunoinired toda
'Craw I j r l !. York. Mr. Frank- The date of the wed. nig has not
ic. S. Vreelami and Mr. S. Smeed. (if yet be n decided upon, but it is . ex-
theso vestrviii.-n the following offi- pc.-teel 10 iase p ace m "'b-"
cers were chun-ii: I'rolessur Haw-1 within a few weeks,
thorne, senior warden; Mr. Craw. I Mr. Lelier is the j on of the late
Junior warden: Dr. York, clerk and , Levi . Letter and Mis Later,
treasurer On Kaater Sunday the. Horn in Chicago in IKoK he was
sum of 45U was raised, which sum graduated from Harvard in is il. In
entirely, clears the floating indebted- the autumn of 1 nK.. on the Chicago
ness of tha oarl-'i ' u";ird ' ,rt"h'- he Has tlle lle,' of
8 01 the ,Jr''' . perhaps the largest and most Tlarlng
Mrs Darwin Hnstow and Mrs. C. ' deal in wheat this country has ever
F. LHtlefleld Invited guests to the known.
home of the latter for an afternoon at
needlework on Thursday. The large of of her 8"ister Mrs E. Mcllroom, of
drawing rooms were daintily decoral- chohaIg Wast. Tne hostess was as
ed with white clematis and apple s)s((1(J Mrs w L chealllre aIld
blossoms. The hostess served a de- ,. ' .. j.,,,i , ,n
liclotis luncheon late in the after- k A gucssing gamea tne prize-
nnnn aulatr.fl Ur t tin Mluurw (li'pltn - " . ......
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Hrlstow Winifred Cocker ine ai d Luncheon was Berved late in the af.
Ina Watkins. The Invited guests ,ernoon
were: Mesdames W. f. Osburn, Ma-j . . ,
ry Clrlffin, Ceo. T. Hall Sr.. f. K. Q Thursday evening of this week
l;h7,e"',Vrew,,(,r ""'V?- , !SS- M". I- Campbell gave an Informal
F M Mklns Herle-rl Condon tbe-J , , ' of ,,e(lry Smith, a
attle). J. L. Page It. W. -Newland njnr , PorUand AL.ademv, bllt
LmeiHon Fisher. I-annie Barger, W. , -..,.. varll!,n wlth .he
H. Alexander, H C. Ma ion, I -rank h(JSU,sa " The R1Mta aiiiiL.lbled early!
. ..... .ion ..... ... . a . ... n the evening, and after spending
Morris, T. 11. mndricks, . C. Yo-l , ,,,,, . :....,.. n,,.in.
! mr SLif.t ni -ilii?Mjr
ran, G. N-. Krazt'r. Lawrence Watts
tho K'i?HtB betook t'jfcmsi'lvea to the
THE COUNTESS OF. SKIPWORTH.
The ConnteBB of SUIpworth Is o ftf t'iW nttt Influential ynm&ta In Ilrlttfm
Boelety. PoRsesscil of great venltK, alio l Wbo deeply Interested In vartolM
charltleB ami has flono nnluU for to 'pmwf children of. tondon. Sho Ib rnfeft as
ono of the most beautiful liiatrwV itt tho nobllltj' find Is a close frleml 'W the
Princess of Wales. ' .
wvunenn ur.l, K. u rieiiuee. ..nines, di , , wh(l ni(,s were ,,,, y.
Woodrutf, Gurdon Fuller (Boston), j d an(1 (I(,1l.1'm,s ,ce (,,.eam and cnoco.
t f j late creams were served. The guests
On last Wednesday afternoon Mrs .)rPfli,at were Misses Mary and Knsel
Alton Hampton was hostess to about I j,.lrko. n.lze) jiff t,.yl prnzer
fifteen guests at a kitchen shower Pa,llinp ,.',,,., Beatrice' Hale. Clara
.",, , ' .i". "ii Meredith. Louise Allen: Messrs. Hen.
Klhelyn Harbour. Ihe shower was In ,. .,,,, ,,. ,, r-,,.,,,,,..,,., r,...,,,.
the form of a culinary pie, each ar
ticle being accompanied by a few
lines Of appropriate verse and a print
ry Smith, Jack and Coggswell Camp
bell and rranklin All'.'.".-
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..i..nu i.-o w ii ii.,i...,..n .wis. i. reiei ei.Lerijiiui-u mc
,' ,,,i,,,;i,i,', ,,f ih ,w Prisrilla Club In a charming manner
1 i,f t ' v f C,-'?1. last Thursday. As is customary the
lines Miss Louise Wan favored the , afternon was t wUh neediework
guests with several vocal numbers ;and -C11,.d after whlcn Ule hostes8
during the course of the afternoon, j 8efVed a tem,)tlng three-course lunch.
1 h heart den In the color soneme Pon. The dining table was beautltul
of pink and white was cleverly car-. )y ieMieA wIth trailing white clem.
fn the ...nche ,n 5? "r ' atls u,,d whlte "lac3- Mrs' hnd
Schmh,ett'aUnndhMiss Yorln .ssted' the j '7iB8CnG.?d VrsR1
luncheon. . Mrs. Peter were also entertain. in.
t j. ... c. . . .t formally In the evening. - On'Mav S
The Ladles' Altar Society of the the lub meetg wlth j,rsJnG0ayH8
Calhollc church auVS a very enjoy-1 Smith. ' ueo'
ble entertalnmeui; 6fl last Monday; -. . x
evening in lhA nA.loh kail Tha flfat f
, ? " .''" At Cottage Grove.
?!rLLte..r'in7f'ltVd, JSI A most enjoyable afternoon was
""."i""1 . w -1 anent. bv the ladles at Jin. TV H.
and social chat, Mrs. Mlllor, assist
ed by her nolce, MIbb Kva Frazur,
served dainty refreshments at a lalei
hour. Tho guests of the evening'
wore: The MIbscb Emma, Cora and
Clara Wold. Helen Harbor, llertlia j
Uorrla, Hdlth Present!, Elizabeth .
and Sybil Elliot, Frances Young, Kato;
Kelly, Madge Hninble, Eva Frazer,
llelenu Koulnson and Mrs. Garfield
IiatBon, Portland; tho Messrs. Thos.
Miss Daisy Bell. THe g.iests 'were:
Misses Wlnnifred CockeTHne, Hazel
llumphreyi Clara Wold. Eva and
Adah Allen, Helens Robinson; the
Messf-s. Burke WIlTlintiS. Mnrean
Hurd, Bert Schumfikel-., Sum Kobln
son, Stnrburk, Otmoud 'Uenn and
William Barker.
The yearly business "meeting and
Btipper of St. Mary's Episcopal church
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THere's not a headache or a
sleepless Hour in a barrel of
Ghirardelli's Cocoa Can you
say as much for any other
drinh?
refreshments, Qiie course of which
waa Easter eggs served In basket
nests. The remainder of the even
Jng wfls devoted to cards and danc
ing:. The neat sum of $80 was netted
bj the society,
That is certainly a laudable step
tWat the ladies of Eugene have taken
in 'organizing themselves into a club
foj 'the purpose of lending assist
ance to the Commercial Club, both
in welcoming newcomers and In mat-
tr's pertaining to civic Improvements.
Mrs. C. F. Llttleflold and Mi's. Dar
win Brlstow entertained again today
with an afternoon at whist at the
Drlstow home. The young ladies who
assisted the hostess were the Misses
Ruby Hendricks, Minnie Hawthorne,
Mary Chambers, C.retta 'and Tvelyn
Bristow. T'lie guests of. the after
noon were: Mesdames ). Hobbs.
B. J. Hawthorne, F. 1j Chanibers, L.
T. IKarrls, Warner Brown. O. R
Chrisman, C. V. LtVe,..George 0. Yo-
ran, f. w. usnurn .:s s. Spencer, R.
a. uryson, .iitH(is..t,oldsmlth.- T. B
Luckey, Atrtflti , AVIUIams, Kdward
Hampton, Henry Tronip, - Richard
ueaiborn, Wm. , Preston, C. S., Free
land, IX t. . Patterson. W)ter Orlf-
fin, I. H. Bingham. E. O. Potter,
James Mayas i Baker Citvl. J. R.
Pratv. A Irvin (Salem), John Kelly
ana-nuss Mary Merger.
. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
M. Usher pleasantly entertained
about twenty of her friends nt her
iiome, inn. (jnnrneiion street, in hoo
LESS THAN A CENT A CUP
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AS'ceelablc Preparation Tor As
slmilaiing Ihe Food and Regula
ting the Stomachs andBowels of
Promote s Digestion.Cheerful
nessandRest.Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mirjral.
Kot Narcotic.
AnJtt SeU
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Uinityrmn ftarwt 1
Aperfcctltemedy forConstipa
lion. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Fevcrish
ness jmdLoss OF SlEEP.
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' CXACT COPr OF WHAPPEB.
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Hemenway's Easter pafty Friday,
April 17. The ladles displayed thelf
artistic ability by painting Easter
eggs, which was greatly enjoyed, .Af
ter a social time they were lttyi.ted.to
the dining room, where three lone ta
bles were beautifully decqrated In
yellow and white. The luncheon
served In courses land was most dain
ty. The hostess was assisted in serv-i
ing by Mrs. Rouse and Miss Frances.
Howard.
Those present and Invited Wer'c:
Mesdames W. H. Abrams, -,j,H.
Chambers, Geo. Hall, Marlon Vtfatch;
H. Ji. Veatc.h. James Hr.nie.nwHv ft
it. Job, L. O. Goodman, C P. Jones,
X.. A. Briggs, J. S. Medley, D. J. Du-
jiruiiie, J. u. Johnson, Fred Russell,
Meruert isakln,- B. . Phillips, N. E.
Comptou, Y. U. Wheeler, E. C. Jones,
k. m. K. uunbar, Ben Lurch, H. O.
Thompson, A;, B. Wood, H. L. Nave,
Alice Richmond', F. H. Rosenberg, C.
T. Long, C. W. Wallace, H. Kruger,
Funk, Geo, McQueen, T. Medley, J.
E. Ostrander, Geo. .Rouse, Misses Ne
va Perkins, Mary Mundy, Jennie
Woods, Wmnia Job, Celia Lurch,
Frances Howard. Leader.
THE BE HIVE GROCERY
Has'a'rieXv'iVkd up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
from the 'B'edt 'brands obtainable
and Teas are selected with great cart,
'akd'tflir crr.cker list is confined to the best the mark
afl&rSs.
, '"As for flour, we carry the leading brands. A shut
of your patronage solicited.
IfaT.57: W.J. Gibson & Son
Staple Fancy Groceries, Fbur Feed
97 WEST EIGHTH
WOOI)! WOOD!
Maple, body and second growth fir,
and ties.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Phone Black 1141.
MERRY WIDOW SAILORS
A new line of Merry Vtiau -allors
just received at Colvln & Jtussoll's,
4 East Ninth street. tf
Is made with scrupulous, con
scientious care and old-fasHioned
attention to cleanliness, purity,
g'oodncss ami quality. No cocoa
at any price can be better or more
delicious. Your grocer sells and
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recommends it.
GhirarilelU Company
O San Francisco
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Modern operating room and equipa
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Sputum and blood examination.
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses... .
r ri-i u.. tU, f,-..Hu ar.,-1 oractici.
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training in the hospital. The medical and surgical a"
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W. O. Prosser, M. D.
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