Eugene daily guard., May 16, 1908, Image 7

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JD?iCI!Ofi HAD
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GLEA.i-OP UAY
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ffv-v showers of the past, week
L.-i" conducive to indoor 'enter
it and as a result there has
number of pleasant social af
Mrs. P- E. Snodirrass was h s-
Thursday and Saiunlny at of
E5 devoted to cards and needle
Je pectivt'Iv. On thn former af
g a numlio.- 3f ladies were in
fcr an af;e:":i'ion at whist. Mrs.
rkdtiiii.in ?:;r"et(led in s.'or
Lif.rL'st nuniher if points
ivid as a prize a bunch of
i--rr.a:lJU3. -Mrs. J. V.
jtJsisitd the hostess l:i the tlin
iiaJn serving a delicious lunch
fA bowl of pink carnations
1 an attractive cenl replace on
ible. The guests were: The
bits P. K. Hammond, L. E.
I B A. Washbtirne (Sprlng
iM. E. Watson, Dilley, C. W
IS P. Sladden, J. 'M. Shelley,
(Harris, J. K. Pratt, Charles
Befleld. James F. Robinson, M.
jigs, J. W. Hobbs, Geo. McMor
C. Hughes, Charles A. Hardy,
Burden. Th:s afternoun the
lere: The Mesdanies E. K.
Robert M. Pratt, M. E. Davis,
Page, GeorKe L.illey, . p.
i. j. X. 13. Fuller, 1. T. Xick-
I). Read, Harry Kecney, C. H.
Vary Clriff Ir, V. u. Cheshire,
iiykendall, Jjhn finny, Alifje
lc!'.n llunipton, Samuel Hoome
;-l:rliae, 1.. (i. Adair. 1j. X.
S. F. Kerns. Fred Chambers,
I'T.ra, .1. W. Hoblis, Frank
knibcis, C. A. Duriln, T. G.
is, C. M. D:'P.smore, Komeo
and Miss PauHno Davis.
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Sinn-day afternoon Mrs. .1.
,vty invited several ladles to
Bie In compliment to her sis-
Harry B. Miller, from Ja-
tttie quests were all former
of Mrs. Miller and were glad
occasion to renew their ac-
Ke with her. The hostess
isted in receiving and serving
sister, Mrs. Therese Jackson,
lohn Kelly and Mrs. Warner
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4 William Preston was hostess
4ek to the Wednesday After
ffcist Club. The invited guests
: Miss Llbby Yoran and Mrs.
Hampton. The hostess, asslst
'Miss Xancy Peterson, served
Id the dining room, where the
as beautifully arranged with
ilnell roses and California
. vr. unstrap eniertainea tnej
Aia society or tne .Metno-
luroh on Tuesday afternoon.
K. Jepp and Mrs. O. L. Jen
"rp hostesses with Mrs. Gil-
There were fifty ladies pres-
lo spent a very pleasant so-
al aft.-ra.. -n, rriv. l.v , s
t'-.i-ku t tm : Vr . ' j. ' :j . ,
ball Jil( the h.:s h, -
lJo rt-irtli:neii:s.
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In music.il rir. iaj ,k -. ..
'"e .eni HI ine
1 vm TV "le 1,ia" Kven at
illard hall on Thursday evening bv
the pup.ls of Miss Veda Quaoken--usn
and Miss lna Watkins. assisted
by Miss Daisy Gilbert and Miss Geor-
;gine Kansome. The recital was well
attendei by an appreciative audience
the young lUTfnrm..r.. n .1
praise. us each number on the' pro
gram was very well rend,. red If
any are more deserving f special
"an the rest, thev are i.er-
' ' V Huh on Thursday :if; r.
r ;: :ii,' on S.ufh Wiliam--
el. A us.ia!, B.'dlework
j t.y h.ncheon was the after
noons pnuram. The n. t meeting
''! the chili win k-.- h.!d at tha home
of Mrs. Alu T. LVvkerline.
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This evening the Young Women's
Christian Assoelaion will give a 'twi
light musical" at the chapt-r house
of the Tan Pi sororley. 3S3 East
Thirteenth street. An excellent pro
gram has been aranged and every one
Interested will be made verv wel
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The weekly assembly of the I'nl-
; :-.. i::--. !.e ..ive a '. ' ' :
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. y. ot l'o:,wi;io. Koii.tw::, ; ....
the U:ui:s e:ij.i.i
ot. tlu. cur-pits.
.?..;e' the SiTninicr'a
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! Thursday wa.- the evening i-imst n
by a nu'rry party who carl iiotinn;
for Oregou rain for a Riuii jollirua
tion. At atumt half-past four the
larmst tally-ho obtainuble rill4 out
of town laOon wtiii oatatilos ami
about fishteen high srhoul studouts,
inside or on top. They went the riv
er road, as far as the Hensill hop
hou&o and pruno dryer. Here they
spent tin rest of the evening. While
the cooks were preparhiK the supper
the party spent their time in lark
around the plaee or listen d to the
nntsie of a phonograph. Tlien eame
the "lii; feed." It was the hi -it yet.
and after it the ieeVream rapidly dis
appeared as fast as though the tem
p. Tatar had been fifty degrtvs war
mer. The rest of the evening til!
almut 10 o'eloek was sitent in dam--to
the unir-ie uf the p!i.iM.:;:-;iph.
yamts. T!ten the par". l-ttiok
'hem., ivfs tit i':e f:irni lioiw.w h. r
:a:u- s ;M'd ;np he! 1 the ti...-' until
he talty-Jio -al!. A for them a:
It was ;u-t 1 t'i.ck when hi-avy
wa.tm and i;s luad re.U'hed lien.'.
The party eonsisied tf the Mi-;e
Hattie !avis, Pauline Totter, Lillian
t'.ilkey. Mtihe! Munerude, Mary Mar
ker. LueMle Abrams, Mary Itorhe.
Pearl Sweet, and M ssrs. Itoltert
Kuykendall. Ceeil Hell, Mott. Klmer
Kuruset. Dean (J'.lkey, IMill Ham
mond, WallacH I'otte rand Franklin
Allen. Miss Stlnson and Mrs. (). K.
Putter arted as ehaperoues.
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Probal)ly the first tally-ho ride of
the season was last Sunday, when a
number of high school students
drove to the foot of Speneer's bu:te.
They did not start until after !. and
consequently bv the time t'tey reach-1
t'd the p:int where tluy had to climb'
for themselves their nppeti:s were
surli as t i prompt them for dinner
first. It hud been wetl planned, fur
it was enjoyed only as n repast In the
wiiili can lie. In the iifterno n they
climbed the mountain and had a gn.ul
' inie, i": timing late In the cveiiini;.
The party i-towNied of ,M!-eS Khir
en i e Thrall. Lillian tlllliey, Vera
Knlhain. Mny Kllhut. Lucille Abrmns
and Marv Koehe. Messrs. C -ell Hell,
Prank Ktmx, Kalph O'Leary and
Holmes llelcmtm.
MISS JEAN REID.
Miss Held, the dnugliter of Whitelaw l;eld. American amlmssndiir to
Kngland. is soon to become the bride of John Herltert Ward, brother of tlio
Earl of Dudley. The announcement of the betrothal canned n stir In society
circles both in America and Kngiand. Mr. Ward is a llentennnt in the Hritinh
army and a prime favorite with I'iiiK Kdward. The wedding probably will
take place at Dorchenter House, the London residence of the ambassador.
haps the Mfssos Ethel Gibson, Hea
trice Hales, Emma Lackey, Kino Hen
dershott, I a 1 1 1 o Sterner, Dorothy
Wheeler and May and Albert Gil
lette. Miss Gilbert sang In h r usual
charming manner, and Miss Kansome
won the heart3 of her audience with
her dainty child's voice.
Mrs. W.
Cheshire entertained
i versiiy of Oregon last Wednesday
' morning was of more than usual 'in
, terest, and was largely attended by
our townspeople. The members of
t the state grange and their friends
were tbe guests of honor and they
: were greeted with college yells and
i cheers. Dean Pan lerson opened the
i assmbly with a short service of wor
ship. Miss Alberta Campbell ren-
There s not a h e a d a c li e or a
sleepless hour in a barrel of
Ghirarclelli's Cocoa Can you
say as much for any other
drinh?
LESS THAN A CENT A CUP
Is made with scrupulous, con
scientious care and old-fashioned
attention to cleanliness, purity,
rjoodness and quality. No cocoa
at any price can be better or more
delicious. Your grocer sells and
eco$axfcexi3 it.
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P, ChirrdelH Company
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TWILIGHT
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Ml'SHWl.K
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A twilight musiir.Ie will be given
at the Tan Pi house, corner Thir
teenth and Alder, this evening under
tho auspices of the Y. W. f. A. of
the t'niverslty. The following pro
gram will be rendered by college stu
dents: Vocal solo. Isoleno Shaver.
Violin solo, Cecil Lynns.
Vocal s'llo, Greta Hrlstow.
Vocal solo. Pearl Wilbur.
Piano solo, Edna Caufleld.
Vocal solo, William Neal.
Vocal solo, Edna Zimmerman.
SelecHon, String Quartette.
Vocal solo, Euna Neal.
Piano solo, Alberta Campbell.
Vocal solo. Miss Gilbert.
Vocal solo, Edith Prescott.
Time, 7 : 30; admission, 1 C centH.
IF VOl KNEW
The merits of the Texas Wonder
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle, (two months' treatment) Hold
by O. .1. Hull, or by mail. Send fur
testimonials. Dr. E. W Hall,
Olive street, St. Louis.
VaIhcI Same its Gobi.
TI. O Stewart, a merchant of Ce
dar Viw, Miss., says: "1 tell my
customers when they buy a box of
New Lifo Pills that they get the
worth or that much gold In weight, If
afflicted with constipation, malaria
or biliousness." Sold under guaran
tee by W. Kuykendall, drugglht. 25c.
Pso stair pans under your stair car
pet. Wo havo them.
CHAM IIEKS HARDWARE CO.
d Lite :v i'ir.t el t !v ..- a.-:ou. r.nd
the t.iwn new r pre-en.e 1 a m ai r or
cuaiu-r appear.inco than r.uht uew.
The back ard and alles are free
from tin cans, boxes, barrels and tub
er trash. The streets are thorough
ly cleaned, sidewalks repaired, as
well as possible, and many other
evidences of endeavor on the part of
our citizens. Clean-up day should be
made an annual event, and as the In
itial efort has been successful the
next effort should be more so.
Tlmea.
HOW TO MAKE
A "MEIiUY WIDOW."
The fallowing it an i tricially au
thorized recipe fur making a "mer
ry widow" hat :
Huy one extra large dNc barrow
blade, lay h!nd upon rati of Tw en
tbMh Century limited in :.in-h man
ner as to tive the brim a sauev tilt
upwards when th" w'i.m's pis; o r
It. t ike t.i i'e fou-.L-y and rie: ov
er the hole in the d e e'i d-'ep i:iet-
?1 fry in p- n w h b :ir ! 'e d t ached
Line the sn!i -tr:il:i wj'h eliee-. -clot
h and 'a I e net en ties l.e-e. t.'ever
entire outr framework with blue
silk from the interior of your hus
band's new spring oven-en I If he
has no new spring overcoat, the silk
front his full dress suit will answer
the purpose, very nYely. Wt (.
down town and buy six of the largest
hull at Ion ivs s you ean find. Red
Is the preferable color. P1ice them
upon the forecastle of the bat. stand
ing bolt upright. Next wind t he
erinvn with one of your husband's
gala silk neckties, put It In the oven
anil bake for I minutes. Wh-n done
stick a hat pin throimh s:nl hat and
wear to suit . A si Ick-ntu with a
lemon for n bundle is verv an fall,
and will go well with y. ur Int. which
Is sure to make a lilt wherever you
wear it.
Fir? Ice Machine,
Or. .lobn Cerrle. n native of Cleirlrt
ton, S. C was .r-iet!e!ng medle'me In
Apala -blcMla, J'la. He was a sclontli'e
man and find of making experiments,
lie conceived the idea of artificially
ooi;ttg the a!r in the room o'-eupled
by fever patients by taking advantage
if tbe absorption of beat from snr
numdlng objects by expanding volatile
pases. Me was so successful hm to
make netual lee as nrly as LSir(,
In 1S.M). in the Madison hotel. In bU
home town, be publicly exhibited his
machine nnd made lee with tt. lie wn
(minted the first putent for an Ico tvi.ik
Ing machine In the same year. The
New York papers made fun of the In
vention, and Dr. Gorrle could not get
enough money to enable hi in to make
experiments along lurge lines, lie died
In lSo."i, without having seen the sue
cesH of the line of work which bo had
begun.
Jacob Perkins, an American engineer
living In England, bad mnde, some hue
ce.sfiil experiments with cooling appa
ratus several years before. Professor
Alexander Twining, In America, nnd
James Harrison, of Australia, as well
as several French scientists, ranio
along nb mt the same tlmo with experi
mental maetr.ues.
Itut the first Ice factory of Impor
tance In tbe world was established In
New Orleans In isilij, nnd If became,
tne forerunner of the thousands of
pit iifs now being opera led. The Aus
tralians were first to think of freezing
meat to preserve It for long keeping,
but the notion was adopt ed In the
TJnlted Slates without n moment's du
lay. Exchange.
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Cooking
No kitclii'ii .i;lia:n pire
uch avtiial s.itii.uinin .inj
ival hoinecomluit .is ihe New
l'erfecliim Wick Blue l'bnie
Oil CiKili-Stuve.
Kitchen woik, ihn cominc
suninr, will b lH.-lter and quicker done, with jfarer
personal comfort for (he worker if. instead of the uiflinu
heat of a dial tire, yiM cook by the tmtntrattd flam uf the
'ERFECTION
Wiek Blue Ftae Oil Ccok-Stovc
Delivers he.it where you want it never where you don't
want it thus it keeps the kitchen cool. limns for
hoots on one filling. Instantly regulated for low,
medium or intense heat. Has sutlicient capacity for
all household needs.
TI 1 luce Mes if not at your dealer's, write our
ne.ue..t agency.
n wondetful lii-Kt uivrr. Stilittly
mailo. Ix'iuiifutlv nicki'U'.l. Your iivin-room will be
lfaantir with a k.ivo Lamp.
It not w ilh vnur ili'nlor, write our near tl auncy.
STANDARD Oil. COMPANY
llucarpuratftl)
WIMIll! WIMID!
Mnilr, body niul m'i'iiiid urowlh fll
anil ties.
WILLIAMS TKANHKKU CO.
Thono lllBilc 1 Ml.
Eugene ScIido!
Supply Co.
Everything for the School Room
Desks, Charts, Maps, Globes,
Flages, Blackboards, Crayons,
Dictionaries, Etc, Examine
our goods, you will find them
the best
E. L. MOR.E, Manager
ki-inerriWor tin ilutu
Humeri Mule QuiirN't.
May
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A (i(H)l) ItltKAK! AST
Ik Important fur tho man who
works thu day Htarts with It
and it not good thu whole day Is
likely to K' wrong. t "Tho cup
that cheers but not luehrlates,"
run bu browed from either tho
rino tea, nrumatlc coffees or
delicious cocoas or chocolates
from (ireen'H, fit for the palato
of an epleuro. Our groceries
tire kept, up In thu best Htund
anl In fluu roller proceHH flours
and cereals of all kinds,
W. M. GREEN, SL'SBSSt
6)9 Willamette St. Phone M.iin 25.
LBr Vnu tuvt irMd .0 kkni ri fV witn tni rrhrtk lar Cmnnam mi Uw M
rwini. Now CdtlM UAL Cm. Ttki NU TiMm 4 m Imv audi hM LM
nmum hT mh r(M Uil txiiu ihi MmuM to Uhi riwK TWf brmm r
put m Lit n fvu. mU it! ImI Mranew tnd htnm. ttm mj sail 1 Mm mm.
ui diiilif irtai Omt um wrfl mmu vow. Cl JUL oa.
BETTER TIUN PILLS FOR LIVER ILLS.
II 1SA.H. Lcwit Medicine Co., . . St. LouU, Mo. 11
lluir Iti-il Oim limit flture.
jj rduir c;r.ocs;rs SSLL
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MISS CAROLIfC ROGERS.
Mliw Ittr-ni l the uelr of llwiry II. liosci-ni. tlw Htiimlnril (ill flnaneler,
iii'l In one of tlu immt li.irmum iiiwiilaTe of tb younxi-r nclrtr -t lu New
Vnrlc. M1m Itoirnra In of tb bloml ,. fi'wIltiKly Krii'-rrul nd pommnmm
eaptlTtiiiif wIL Kb U fond of nutilxr iorU ud I id lirt barHWmi&
O i imi.imi ii u. Q
?kIHILUI-ol
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Olympic Flour
every sack guaranteed
tiUto ol Hk.-Ud EaiUrn Ortjoo hird wheal. It pn
Juccs nvirc lutvn A brcid Uun iny otUer flattf lad Iht
loivra art HfhUr and whllrr. tVcaiue ol th locrtaacd
quanllly ol bread Kraducrd 'he i o Ii no higher lhaa for
other noun. ASK. YOUR GKCXER FOR IT.
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