THE EUGENE DAILY GUARS. SATURDAY. JUNE 6. 1908
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iWrni LfiVWik I '''. "r Astoria, who formerly re-
Mrs. Robertson, from Honolulu,
'who has been visiting here for a
number of weeks with her parents,
Mr. and MrB. B. C. Smith, !h to leave
In a (lay or so for her homo. During
her stay here Bho has been the recip
ient of much social attention. On
last Friday afternoon Mrs. Smith, as
sisted by her daughter, .Mrs. L. L.
AVhitson, entertained In her honor.
During the course of the afternoon
the hostess Introduced a "perception"
contest as a diversion from needle
work. In this contest the prl.o was
awarded to Mrs. H. I). Sheldon. The
guests were: Mrs. C. H. Kreeland,
Mrs. Geo. T. Hall, Sr., Mrs. K. W. Os
burn, Mrs. John Straub, Mrs. I''. J.
Maid. Mrs. I. M. Glen, Mrs. II. D.
Sheldon, Mrs. George M. Miller, Mrs.
C D. Kminons, Mrs. James l' Robln
on, Mrs. Geo. O'B. DeDnr, Mrs. Jaca
Willoughliy, Mrs. Calvin Manna, Mrs.
R. 11. Dearborn, Mra. M. 13. Watson.
Mrs. L. M. Travis, Mrs. O'Drlen and
Mrs. C. H. Wllloughby were hostesses
at a silver tea on Wednesday nftor
noon, given at the homo of Mrs. Trav
is. It was both a social and finan
cial success, owing to the large num-j
bor In attendance. A dainty lunch
eon was served In the dining room,
whore tile color Bcheme of yollow was
prettily carried out. Pink predom
inated In the drawing room, where
large bunches of pink roses were used
to advantage.
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Mrs. M. E. Watson entertained the
members of the Khoda Kahn Club
with an elegant eight-course dinner
on last Monday evening at 7:30
o'clock. The dining room was beau
tifully decorated with crepe paper
and flowers In the University colors.
Miss Catherine Watson and Miss
Echo Hawk assisted tho hostess In
serving. The guests woro: . Messrs.
Morgan, Watson, Austin, Farrlngton,
Harper JamlBon, Sam Robinson, Will
Molt, Sam Davidson, Henkol and Mc
Konzle. On Tuosdny evening Mrs. Llschon
Miller entertained a few of her
friends very Informally -M , her homo
on the hillside of East Eugene.
Among the guests was Mrs; W. S.
Mrs. A. T. Cockerliiip was hostess
to the Sunshine Chili un Friday aittr
noon. The Mcsdami's C. M. Elspass,
Emma Johnson, W. G. Gllsirap and
Sibyl Kuykendall Smith were Invited
guests for the afternoon. Miss Win-!
nlfred Cockerline assisted her moth-1
er In serving refreshments.
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Mrs. Martha Chambers was the
complimentary guest at sn lnfrnm '
gathering this afternoon at the horns
Later the hostess served a 'dainty
luncheon.
The former friends of Mrs. V. S.
Gilljert were glml of the opportunity
given them to again meet her on
Friday afternoon at the home of the
Misses Emma and Nettie Chase. Tea
was passed by Mrs. Alice Ross and
little Margery Gilbert passtd dainty
tea cakes.
On liiBt Monday evening Miss Mar
gie Young was the guest of honor at
a kitchen shower given for her by
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GABRIELLE RAY, LONDON STAGE FAVORITE.
Few actresses are more popular In Loudon than Miss Gabrlelle Ray. She
Ib one of the most beautiful women on the stage and possesses rare talent In
bor lino of work. It was recently reported that she was engaged to the Earl
of Stauhopo.
of Mrs. Fred Chambers. Tho guests Mrs. Muth. Each of the twenty guests
passed a very pleasant afternoon with brought some useful article for the
their needle work and conversation.') kitchen, and Miss Margie was request-
j ed to guess the name of these articles
by accompanying rnyuira.
caused much amusement. . The re
mainder of the evening was passed
delightfully with music and refreshments.
j The Misses Mary and Ensll Darker
I were hostesses this afternoon at a
I handkerchief shower for Mi-s Mali
Hendershoti. The guests were tit
teen of the high school girls, who
made the afternoon merry with games
and musk-, followed by a supper.
j.Miss Vera Amen assisted the hostess
! lu entertaining.
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Mrs. W. W. Hrown Invited a num
; ber of the teachers in today to pass
1 the afternoon with her at their nee
dle work. The hostess was assist
ed bv her sister. Mrs. Therese Jack-
Bon, In serving lunch. The guests
were: Miss Ida Patterson, MrB.
Blanche Thurston, Miss Mertle Auten,
Miss Nettle Kress, Miss Fannie Mllll
can, MIbs Helle Keeney, Miss Fannie
Zelgler, Miss Mabel Simmons, Miss
Mae Klnsey, the Misses Abel, Mrs.
Charles Freeland, Mrs. Elbert Thrall.
The Bong recital given at Vlllard
hall on Thursday evening by the pu
pils of Mrs. Katherine Ward Pope,
under the auspices of the University
of Oregon School of Music, proved to
Eugene that we have some vocalists
of no mean ability. Villard hall was
filled with an extremely appreciative
audience, as was witnessed by the
beautiful flowers and the plaudits.
The accompaniment work of Miss Al
berta Campbell and the Instrumental
solo of Miss Jessie Fariss are deserv
ing of special mention, as is the
work of each of the vocalists. The
rich contralto voice of' Miss Louise
Yoran was heard to advantage In
threo numbers, but especially In her
second number, "Rose in the Bud."
Miss Llla I'rosser has a 'pure, sweet
soprano voice, and she uses it excel
lently. A new voice to a Eugene au
dience was that of Mr. Ralph Dodson,
but which we hope we shall hear
again. Mrs. Pope Is to be congratu
lated upon the excellent showing
made -by her pupilB.
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Young-Kiiowlcs
On Thursday afternoon, June 4,
at 3 o'clock, the wedding of Miss Mar
gie Young and Mr. Archie Knowles
was solemnized at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Young, Rev. O. C. Wright officiat
ing. The bride wore a dainty gown of
white net over white organdie, and
carried a showed boquet of white
roses. She was attended by her sis
ter, MIsb Charlotte Young, as brides
maid, also wearing white. The groom
wore the conventional black and was
attended by his brother, Mr. Silas
Knowles, as best man. Miss Florence
Andrews, of Minnesota, played the
wedding march. The ceremony took
place 'neath a net filled with ferns
and white roses, making a beautiful
bower. Immediately following the
ceremony a luncheon was served to
the guests, who numbered between
50 and 60. When , the bride's cake
was cut Miss Elizabeth Howe drew
the thimble, Miss Nancy Pollock the
ring, and tha coin went to the bride
groom himself. Miss Rhoda Green
caught the bride's bouquet.
HaiTis-Wllsoll
On the evening oJ June 3 the First
Christian church was t:ie scene of a
very pretty wedding, when Miss Vena;
Mnrgar.'.e Wilson became the lniie
of Dr. M. t'. Harris. Tiie altar was
heavily banked with g.-eens mingled
with white roses. Promptly at the
appointed hour Miss Daisy Gilbert
sang softly Hohm's "Still as Nlhf."
As Miss Mary MeCorlack played Pie
"Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin'
Rev. ii. N. Mount met at the altar
the grcom and his best man, Mr. C.
P. Devereaux, where they awaited the
coming of the bride, preceded by Miss
Belle Van Duyn as bridesmaid. Rev
Mr. Mount pronounced the impressive
ring service and presented Dr. and
Mrs. Harris to the assembled group
of relatives and intimate friends. Af
ter congratulations the couple went
to the home prepared by the groom at
538 Jefferson street, where they will
be at home to their many friendB af
ter July 1st. The bride was becom
ingly gowned in pure white batiste,
with trimmings of Valenciennes lace
and white ribbon. She wore a veil
held In place by lillles of the valley,
and carried an arm bouquet of white
carnations and asparagus ferns. The
bridesmaid's gown was pink batiste,
with Valenciennes lace. She wore a
white picture hat with tiny pink roses
and carried pink carnations and
ferns. Messrs. F. A. Tripp, A. W.
Livermore, R. C. Gray and Charles
Watts acted as ushers. Out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Short
ridge, grandparents of the groom,
and Mrs. L. C. Martin, his sister.
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Earl Kilpatrlck was given n pleas
ant surprise party at the home of
Mrs. Faubian on East Twelfth street
Wednesday evening after the Univer
sity rally. The surprise was pre
pared by the boys' clubs, of which he
Is a leader. About fourteen older
students were present. Refreshments
were served.
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The Boys' Dorm. Club last night
gave a pleasant Informal dance to a
number of their friends In their re
ception hall. Mrs. Church served
the refreshments.
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A charming surprise June luncheon
was given for Mrs. A. C. Terrill on
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. David
Link as hostess. The living room
and the dining room made a charm
ing scene, being one mass af roses. A
delicious three-course luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
frank w etherbee, In the dining room, 1
where pink was the predominating'
color, the guests were: The Mes
dames Archie Livermore, Robert Mc
Murphey, Frank Wetherbee, Will Yo
ran, A. E. Wheeler, C. B. Willough
by, David Linn, W. G. Allen, S. D.
Read, R. S. Bryson, O. A. Stlllman,
W. B. Pinkerton. G. E. Metcalf. H. L.
Studley, W. C. Barbour and Miss Nel-
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