Eugene daily guard., May 30, 1908, Image 6

THE KUOELYlfTBIIIT ClAWOWl lUitfT" -T
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"" .Cssei '.Vinnifrerl Cockerlinr, Bar
bara liiiuL'i, Motu Goldsmith and ,Io.i
mj CalKiiid. The kuosU on Weilnos
day w.-re: , MetdarncB ft. A. Hooth,
I. M. filon, K. 0. Smith, J. V. liob
prlton, A. T. Cnrkerllne, Geo. O'H.
Dollar, Emma Johnson, S. Hoome,
Allen, I.. 10. Mean, K. W. Prentice.
S. H. Friendly, C. Harris, (J. K.
Chrtsmnri, V. G. (Illbtrap, John Huoy,
Louis Johnson, J. (Joldimilth, I). A.
I'aine, C. 10. Loomlx, J. N. I). Fuller,
JO. 10. MoCriu, W. W. Culkin, John
Strauh, F. W. Oshurn, E. O. I'oUer,
Thin truly has been a society week.
as In fact lias been the entire month
of May. On each week day there
bus been some pleasant Ratherlnir'
for matron or maid, where frivolty
and the happy May spirit replied '
miprenie. I
Mra. L. M. Travis was 1iohI.oh3 at,
vhl.it pitrlk'H on Monday and Tiien-!
day aftomoons of this week. On
both dellKhtful occasions Minn Kmmu
Travis assisted her sister In serving
very elaborate InncheoiiH. On .Mon
day afternoon the first prize was
awarded to Mrs. J. K. I'ratt, while
Mrs. Frank Page and Mrs. L. T.
Harris rneelved consolations. The
f.illow'iiK afternoon Mrs. J. r.
Qiiackenbiish received thy first prl.e
mid Mrs. 10. O. Potter the consolation.
The Invited KU5Bt8 wore: For Mon
day The Mesdames K. 10. Mink, L.
10. Tldball, Claire Wllloughby, G. D.
Una, G. VV. Smith, Geo; McMorran,
T. B. Lockey, S. S. Spencer, H. 8.
Bryson, John fiuoy, E. C. Iltitthes, F.
Pag (ion. Lllley, Wm. Preston, L.
H. KdmuiiEon, L. T. Marris. H.
McMurphey, J. K. Pratt, Hayes f Bn-j
ner suy r .Jones, u. n. mun, 1" Tea
Baker (Tillamook). For Tuesday
The Mesdames W. L. Soudors, O. It.
f'hrlsmnn, P. K. llammotid, Sidney
Bladder), J. W. Qiiackenbiish, C. W.
Lowe, P. W. Osburn, H. O. Potter,
Drew Griffin, I. H. Hlngham, Dud
ley Holland (Portland), J. M. Shel
ley, T. II. Gilbert, lOlmer Roberts, S.
I). Read. Luu Tollman, J. N. B.. Ful
ler, J. P. Uoynton, M, 8. Wallls; the
MlBses Idu, and Harrlette Patterson.
Mrs. Goo. T. Hall and Mrs. Charles
8. Freeland gave two pleasant after
noons on Wednesday and Thursday
or this week at the home or Mrs.
Hall on East Ninth street. The draw
ing rooms were beautifully decorated
with La Franco roses and maiden-1
hair rorns, while the dining room
was resplendent with the cloth of I
Gold rose. The guests wore receiv
ed nt the door by little Miss Muriel
Fronlund. Arter Indulging In needle
work for an hour or so, a character
game was Introduced that caused
much merrlmont. The houtesses
were assisted In sorvlnn ty the
r?n, Martin, P. II. Trimble, .1. P.
Uoynton, 13. Schwarzsclilld, F. J.
Hard, G. V. JJtSucca, J. W. Kays,
Slbvl K. Smith, A. W. Stlr.son, O. F.
Stafford, G. I). Linn, C. S. Frank, W.
F. Osburn, the Misses Llbby Yoran,
Man in Stlnson, Kettle Loomls.
The Thursday list included the
Mesdames S. 1J. Read, F. E. Cham
bers, L. G. Adulr, J. F. Titus, S. M.
Yoran, J. J. Walton, T. G. Hendricks,
F. M. Wllklns, W. L. Souders, Wm.
Preston, Robert M. I'ratt, W. O.
PioHser, Darwin Brlttow, diss. Little
field, Osorge Kelly, John Kelly, J. W.
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MRS. LANGTRY IN A NEW ROLE. .
Mrs. Lnngtry, who recently npieared as Mrs. Arundel In "A Fearful Joy"
at the Haymnrket theater. London. Is now flfty-six years of age. but retains
much of the beauty which made her famous thirty years ngo. She began ber
tbontrlcal career nt the Hnyinarket In 1881, playing thtf rolo of Kate Hard
castle In "She Stoops to Conquer." She Is now writing au autobiography,
which doubtless will lie of worldwide Interest.
W. L; Cheshire, Wm. Kuykendall, B.
L. Bogart, Wm. Yoran, E. J. Moore,
Sidney Sladden, Hampton, C. II. Wll
loughby, Frank Wetherbeo, Goo. Yo-
ler, Therese Jackson, James F. Rob-!-snn
L. T. Harris, C. W. Lowe, h.
E. Mink, Geo. Smith, Geo. McMorran,
J. M. Sbellev, Dudley Holland (Port
land!. J. L. Page. C. S. Williams,
iiavM T ink t L. York. C. A. Bur-
dtn, 10. J. 'Frasi-r, I. '. Bingham.
M. E. Davis .1. W- Quai-kenbush, A.
I.. Peter, Adeline Church. J. I
Fields. Anna Dunn, Geo. Hall. Jr.:.
the Misses Nettie Kress. IVIle Kee
ney, Mabel Simmons, Fannie Milll
.iiii, Louise Yoran. i
i
Mrs. M. E. Watson and Mrs. Dilley
entertained the members of the Wed
nesday Afterjioon Whist Club, their
husbands and a few invited guests on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Watson on East Eleventh street. ,
The rooniB were elaborately decorat
ed In red, white and blue. In keeping1
with the near approach of Memorial;
Day, the decorations consisting of red
peonies, snowballs, flags and a lib
erty bell which hung In the doorway
between tfiie parlors. Whist was the
evening's amusement, the score cards
of which were very unique. They
were crescent shaped cards represent
ing watermelon inside, and each ;
point was awarded with a little,
black negro. Mrs. Geo. O'B. DeBar
won tho Indies' nrize. Mr. J.W. Hobbs i
the gentlemen's prize and the con-j
solution prize was awarded to Mrs. i
John Buoy. The invited guosts were
l)r fill ys. !pt O'B DeBar. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Page, Mr. and Mrs. :
10. O. I'Otter, .Mr. and Mrs. F. W. i
Osburn, Mrs. C. I). Emmons, Mr. and
Mrs. John Buoy, Mrs. Lou Von Zold j
Clarke.
Miss Vera Wilson was the compli
ment guest at a linen shower given
by Mrs. C. B. Wllloughby last Tues
day nf'.ernoon. Miss Wilson received
many beautiful pieces of linen. The I
guests were each given a clay pipe,
and asked to dress it as either a ;
bride or groom. In this contest;
Miss Belle Van Duyn was awarded:
first prize and Mrs. J. J. Wilson tne
second. The color scheme of pink,
was artistically carried out in tho '
dining room decorations, and also In
the luncheon, which Miss Myrtle i
Kays and Mrs. Lloyd Bellman assist-
ed the hostess In serving. The guests,
were: The Mesdames A. T. Cocker-1
line, R. McMurphey. Archie Liver
more, A. E. Whalen, J. W. Kays, Per-1
cy Adams, Lloyd Bellman, Frank I
Wetherbee, Amos Wllkins, Claude
Gray, W. B. Dlllard, S. J. Wilson,
the Misses Wlnnifred Cockerline, '
KaVs, Belle Van Duyn. . :
On the same evening Mrs. Wil-
loughby entertained at luncheon Miss:
Willson, the Misses Ethel and Jeva
Muray, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bean, Dr. i
M. C. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Bellman.
On Wednesday evening of this week !
Mrs. Drew Griffin entertained the.
that It was also Mrs. Griffin's birth
day The guests were: Professor
and' Mrs. L. R. Alderman, Mrs. J. L.
Zeigler Mrs. B. K. Scaile, the Misses
Ethel and Marguerite Scaife, Miss
Fthel Klnsev, Miss May Mnsey, Miss
lievelin. the Mitses Abel, Professor
and Mr Parker. Miss Fannie etg
l,r Mrs. E.bert Thrall, Miss Nettie
Kress M'iss Mabel Simmons. Mihs
Fannie Mllllcau and Mrs. G. N. Mc
Lean. e
A delightful afternoon affair was
given on Friday by Mrs. C. E. Loo
mis and Miss Nellie Loomls, in com
pliment to Grandma Murray and Miss
Vivian Knox. Needlework and Social
chat, followed by a luncheon, was
the program of the afternoon. The
guests were: The Mesdames F. W.
Prentice, M. L. York, J. W. Quacken
bush, I. H. Bingham, John Buoy, P.
K. Hammond, Geo. McMorran, S. D.
Allen, Staples, S. Smeede, Jennie
U'Ren F. Page, Edelaide Lilley, L. E.
Tldball, S. P. Sladden, Miss Staples
and Miss Dorothy Knox. The Misses
Helena Hughes and Marguerite Ham
mond assisted the hoscess in serving
the luncheon.
The Thimble Club met on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. T. Cock
erline at her residence, 665 Mill
street. Mrs. A. E. Wheeler was a
i, act rf tha rinh An hour or so at
needlework, followed by an interest-
lug roll call, after which the hostess
served a dainty luncneon, assisieu uy
Miss Wlnnifred Cockerline and Miss
Myrtle Kays.
r-'H'r' r cl' i! s'vt-ii l y the
pupil-, o! Mr. ' e.lo, G.-.-her, assist
ed by the pupils of Mrs. Pope and
Mrs. S h n ?ck V, or. Tluir-dty evm
ing at Vllluri hall, vas iisenod to by
a large and appreciative audience.
Every number on the program was
well renaerea na is . aeservnig ui
praise. These recitals, given by the
ITnfirai-allv Qphn.nl nf Music . are ea
gerly looked forward to by the Eu
gene people and are always enthusias
tically received.
WOOD! WOOD!
Maple, body ana second growth fir
and ties.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Phone Black 1141.
FRESH CEMENT
Fresh car best grade Portland ce
ment just arrived. Price $3.75 pef
barrel. Chambers Hdw. Co.
COW FEED
AlfaUa meal. At Bailey's Tenth
and Willamette stree'.s. Phone Red
1251.
Seavey, W. Brown, Griffin, R. 8. Bry
son, H. A. Tromp, J. W. Hobbs,
Frank Chambers, L. N. Roneyj S. S.
Spencer, Laura Harris, Geo. M. Mil
teachers of the Geary school and a,
few additional guests for her daugh
ter, Miss Leone, who has just com-!
pleted the eighth grade. The evening
was passed pleasantly with games j
and music, Miss Nettie Kress winning i
the prize In the conundrum contest, j
A coincidence of the occasion was
Pronounced by millions the fereat
est strength maker, appetite builder
and health restorer. Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
feel that life is worth living. 35
cents, tea or tablets. Linn Drug Co.
See the new braced Savage wheel.
No extra charge for' brace.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
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A KAFFIR WEDDING PARTY
This Is a picture of u wedding party in South Atriiu. Th
mnrcblug at a fuueral pace toward the kranl wiiro , iwrtlctpiia
held. The bride wears a white satin die
war dance during the wedding recepiioa
'wtivinwium
J. W. UAK'KK MAKING
STRONG RUN FOR JIDGE.
For County Judge J. W. Baker Is
making an active canvas and reports
from different part3 of the county
are to the effect that he will poll far
more than his-party strength. Mr.
Baker has resided long in Lane coun
ty and is well an dfavorably known,
having served as state game warden
for one term, in which office he dis
charged his duties acceptably, and
made an excellent record. While he
is an unwilling candidate for office
at this lime, after having consented
to run, he started out with his us
ual energy to get elected, and is de-.
termined to succeed. I
Till Wn.lH-. n
" irsi ITIiM,
"""" u me low lerelt i
encouutereri tn
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extent, uccordius t0
w,"luu t-iMiiaiic allectii
tude. ni::i-i i..,.. .
fever and aiue, od etti!t
tne most etiectite remedj al-l
, iue sreai aitcntite ut
liuririer: tho a.itMnn i
of bodily weakntj., neriouni
insomnia. Sold under nuiii
vv AujKeaaaus drug
! ncrt
We still have our bargain connter, j
which Includes hardware, furniture,!
rags and matting. Don't wait until ,
they are all gone. ' I
CHAMBERS HARDWAR3 CO. i
R. C. MOKGAX'S KRHnrJ
I.U'IUIIV
t urnlture manulacM
wholesale or retail tradt.
tion guaranteed. Factory at a
or Mttn street. Repairing
Phone Hli"-k 5391. Kesita
Black 5501.
How is this? A fine ?2 fountain;
pen for $1 at Watts' jewelry store.''
Every pen warranted.
, l
Singer Sewiug Machine Company,
G15 Willamette street, phone Red
1451. - tf
Cures dizzy spelts, tired
stomach and liver troubles. Is
well all summer. That'k n
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea
Try It and yoa will alwiji
35 cents, tea or tal!el3. Lr
Connmny.
i ltu
A
Gar Loa
of Gas Ranges
i
Will Be Sold and Connected at Cost
. We want the women who think a gas
Range is a pretty good thing but can
not be used for all cooking purposes to
consider this fact:
A Gas Range
will do anything a coal ' Range will do,
and some things better. You can pre
pare a full course dinner or make a cup
of tea or toast in a minute; with no dish
or ashes, to bother with.
Call and see the full line of gas
Stoves on display at our office, or phone
and our representative will call on you.
Remember our prices include all pip
ing necessary. Ranges sold at abso
lute cost with no idea of profit.
Our.
Water Heaters
are fully guaranteed; will heat a 30 gal
lon tank in 30 minutes, enough for a
bath in seven minutes.
Lady demonstrator will teach you how to use a
Range aftc it isjccnncctcd, if desired.
COOK WITH
GAS
Don't wait until tomorrow but call today and ha
vour Ranee in use before the rush.
Vfl rSR n Mt
644. Willamette St. W1LLAMLIL1 Hi, V ALLEY CO. Phons Main f
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