THE EVGB.VE DAILY GUARD. BATTODAY. HEITEMBER 19, 10O.
Ono of the most prominent affairs
of tho week wan the reception given
President and Mrs. I I., (.'uiiipholl
lairt Wednesday evening by the Com
mercial club and Ladles' Auxiliary.
Tho reception was held in the par
lors of tho Commercial club, which
had been prettily decorated for the
occasion with little trees and Incan
descent lights. .;.". iiurniK and !or.
Whitiiou, of the Commercial club,
nd Mrs. Mc.Muriihy, prcMidciit of lho(
jennies aiiaiiii.i , wto in me rc
celvlmj line. Iiurlns; the evening
Mrs. l.loyd itetlinnii and Miss .Myrtle
Kuys aerved delirious punch. A
Iiitko number or friends and nioin
bera of the faculty were present to
welconio 1'i'csldeut and Mrs. l.'auip
hell. Thursday arternoon MIhs Heinle
Day enterlal I the Thimble Club
and two invited uuchIh, Mix. Frank!
AlaAJUtcr and Mr. K. Iv Mink, In!
u most charuiiliK liianuer. Needle- j
work occupied the ultornnoii, ullcr
'which an elaborate inncheoii
served, .Mr.-. .MoAliKlor and
Wllltxiili nusMiliK He- !i
club meets II ill in two wi-cks
.Mra.. I. Ink.
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The Kunihiy .School board and i
teacher ol lie .Met hod!! rliunhi
held thu-lf ii'i:ular u oart crly liu-liies j
mccttni: at. the home of .Mr. T. J.(
Hani hint Wclnchday ovi-ulni;. :
l.lKht rclrcHiiments were served dm'-1
Inu i"""' evening by Mrs. Hard audi
her daughter, Miss Hard.
Mra. H. K. Tlilball most royally en
tertained tho Halm-day Arternoon
Whist dub lust Saturday. The ploas
ant rooms wero most tastefully dec
orated wit li rarniilloua. Mra. l.lnn
won tho flrat prize, while MrH.
Hlralnht wiih awarded the coiihoIu
tlon. Mrs. VVIIIOKhliy. Mrs. I. Inn.
Mra. BtralKhl, Mih, Troinp, Mra.
Hammond, Mra. Met calf and Mlti
Kroaa were Invited an Kuonta of the
club. Mra. Tldball aerved a moat du
llcloua luncheon,
Mra. Minnie Waahburno was lina
tnaa to two delightful afternoon pur
tlea this week. Five hundred waa
tho pastime on Wednesday, after
noon In which 'Mrs. Watson secured
tho liiKhesl number of polnla awunl
tMt tho prize to tile oldest member of
the party, Mra. Maxtor. Autumn
loaves, tho decorations of tho house,
were prettily arranged In all the
rooms. MrB. Wnshburno served
dainty refrealimenta, assisted hy tho
Misses lluiol Humphrey, Mary Du
liar and Leslie lOmiuons. As it sur
prise to the ladles, Mrs. Wnahhiirno
had made n large birthday cake with
randies In honor of Mra. Hhidden's
lilrthday. On Thursday afternoon
needlework was the pastime. Mrs.
W Smile All the Whils
man or woman
W from perfect healththe protection that
kGhirardelli's
the perfect food drink braces up the system 'Vi.
'v strengthens the body and enthuses XS'J:'
7s- was:
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mr mc
Washburn" was nsl:-ted in serving
by Miss Frances young and Miss
Jessie Calkins.
Invitations have been received by
a number of Kiigene people to the
weddliiE of Mr. Mark II. Wheeler to
Miss .Mildred Km ti Hint. The wel
ding Is to take place at 1)111 Itaplds,
South Dakota, on Tuesday, Septem
ber 22ud.
One if the most :n. cresting events
of the past week was the announce
ment of ttie engagement ,f Miss
Uuby Hendricks to Mr. Hay (iood
rlch, whose wediLng Is to take place
October Hist. Last Saturday after
noon Mrs. I'. K. Hnodgrass Invited
a few of Miss ilcndrirk'n friends to
L MRS. WILLIAM E. COREY.
Mra. Corey, who waa Mabello Oilman, an actress, beforo her marriage to
tho steel magnate, recently announced that she Intended to build two thea
ters, ono In New York and tho other In Paris. Iter purposo Is to aid talented
young persons who havo aspirations for tho stngo. Hhc probably will return
to opera herself, having studied with Jean do Ilcgzko for sevorttl months while
abroad.
a bliio shower. Tho pearch for tho
presents which wero tied at the end
of blue ribbons extending in all di
rections from a blue parasol which
was suspended from liio center of
a dining room celling afforded much
merriment. After a few games of
five-hundred the guests wero served
dalty refreshments
Tho Methodist Home Missionary
Society held a- most interesting meet
ing at tho home of .Mrs. W. T. (lot-
Nature
Ar J ll C,.,-, . I . .. 1 .nn
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to be happy anil
to be able to (jive
Look at healthy children look at the
and you see (he pleasures
excesses of life to-day
the brain into perfect activity
besides it pleases the palate,
30 cups
ot a delicious
drink
don on Tuesday afternoon. The af
ternoon wan devoted to the study of
child labor, upon which subject Mrs.
Maxham and Mrs. Sweetser read In
teresting articles.
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I Friday evening the official visit of
the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
; Kcatiies ot Klamath and Worthy
icr:nwl I'niron. Mr. Stutilcton of Port
land, to the Kastern Star, waa made
the occasion of an Interesting social
event. An elaborate banquet waa
Bt.-rved at six-thirty to more than
one hundred guests, during wnicn
I the llendershott orchestra rendered
I pleasing selections. After a presen
ilation of the ritualistic work, and
several Interesting speeches, Mrs.
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Mabel Roberts favored tho guests
with a vocal solo, and Mrs. Roberts,
.Mrs. Wlllougliby ami .Miss Yoran, a
beautiful trio. The veiling closed
with a general participation In "Vir
ginia Heel."
I Tho reinforced centre Vudor ham
j mock Is tho one to buy. They nre
wider, longer and atronger than the
! ordinary kind.
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Fads and Fashions
(fiuard Special Service 1
New York, Se.t. lit. Autumn li
rapidly approaching and ic arly ev
ery day new models for fail war
are coming from Paris. It is true.
In a general way, nearly all of them
carry out the Directolre idea, but
there is, at tho same time, so great
a variety of forms and trails, that
every woman may find something to
suit her individual style. 1 here is
really no excuse for a woman, this
autumn, to be dressed unbecoming
ly. The tall and gracefull soaped
woman, of course, has the advantage
of her plumper sisters, hut that is
quite natural. It Is easier to dress
a well formed body tastefully and be
comingly than one less favored by
nature, no matter what the style of
fashion may be.
Among last week's importations
were tailored costumes modelled
upon those shown In Paris during
the last spring and summer. They
are, without exception Dlreclolre In
character and there seems to be ev
ery Indication that the Dlrectoire
style will continue to prevail during
the fall and coming winter. Widewale
cheviots In bold chevron design and
usually In two-tone coloring are
among the handsome novelties that
came in during the past week. These
materials are beautiful In finality
and color, hut in most cases so loud
that a, great many women, who do
not belong to the radical set, will
hesitate to wear them. They will
prefer plain broadcloth, a one-lone
cheviot or serge, or one of the al
most Invisible blended checks or
plaids or stripes.
The rage for' fancy coats contin
ues and bids fair to increase with
cooler weather. At present they are
merely ornamental, of lace or ir i
satin-trli, need, but tiiey will be -ie-veloped
later in velvet and satin, :uid
thus . p-int'orced. li:;ht suinni -ry
frocks may be worn well into t
autumn. In many cases the coat, is
scanely ; l(J,e than a m leri!e a:- in
a smart o ohination in old bli-e
me.-.saline, which (nn-i.-l '. of two I'jiu
band.-i reaching' b:o 1; avl front to
knee-t; p.. I, nnfl-iw :i; ;he shoo! Icrs
and ce--'-l over the i,i:.-:t t;, t.virc
the wiiitas at tho hips, s:i thai liie
back and front portiojiK nicei. They
only just meet at thai point, how ev
er, then separate for the rest of the
length. Stilchol strain; of the nies
sniine join tile two bands across the
front and a.Liain at tho back, each
piece held in place with an orna
mental button.
One of the handsomest wraps of
this style, shown among the impor
tations, is fashioned of satin 01 some
lustrous silk and is lined. It Is per
fectly plain and smooth fitting across
the shoulders; but the two fronts
meet low over the bust, then abrupt
ly curve to long points at the Hide.
These are slashed, and the ono to
ward the hack is shortened some five
Inches. Tho Ktnpire hack in one
piece hangs full In jabot effect. The
sleevus tucked from the armside,
where they are put In without a
gather to a point over the hands, are
tho latest note. All sleeves, what
ever their general design, are small
and tapering; otherwise as much lat
itude as ever is permitted, and there
seems to be no end to the number
and originality of the designs.
Marvelous things are accomplished
nowadays hy the manufacturers In
imparting to the cloths of wool a satin-like
finish, and this same sheen
and softness makes beautiful Ven
etian and Prunella cloths. Diagonally
striped woolen stuffs In two tones,
brown and green, blue and red, and
other colors, are often combined
with black. Such gowns are common
ly trimmed with velvet or braid or
with both. The diagonals Intended
for winter, will be extremely thick,
and will be made up In the plainest
manner, with coats and skirts of a
clinging nature. The coats will, as
a usual thing, he long and moulded
to tho figure.
The waistcoat Is likely to he an im
portant item of tho season's cos
tumes, both In plnin tailored form
and In elaborately embroidered form
and some superb wnistc tat arrange
ments nre shown among the new
trimmlni.s. Never were embroidered
bonds, motifs, trimmings of all kinds
U'.Vi"fe .
MISS LILLIAN
M!s l'.o;!.eir. who is pron: in.-; ; h
distill." ,11 ,,f lull's the t-cM ,lr. -
ta'cnt , -r i'er.i niul rv-etlti s.n ,sl
debut en the M.igv. Mie lias an eve
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handsomer than they are to be the
coming winter and the supply already
shown in the trimming department
of the better shops is actually be
wildering. Subtlety of color har
monized. Intricate combination o
materials and variety .i design and
workmanship make of many or these
embroideries works of art; they add
wonderfully to the 'beauty ot a cos
tume. It seems, irom present Indications,
that double and tripple capes on long
coats will again be fashionable dur
ing the coming winter. 1 hey are
quite becoming to many women and
are quite serviceable to those who do
not wear furs. Braid will be the
principal decorative feature of these
coats; this may be in the finest sou
tache or in the most exaggerated
widths, or In a combination of two
or three widths. Such braid coats
are greatly reduced In price just
now, so that women who like this
stvle of wrap would do well to Invest
In' one. Lined with a soft silk, these
coats will be sufficiently warm for
fall wear, especially If they are worn
with a little heavier dress. The itt?
lace boleros lined with chiffon and
trimmed with chiffon 'frills, are also
quite fetching and may be purchased
at moderate cost.
The fashionable colors this season
will be green, with traces of yellow
in It, laurel green and hunters green;
blues with a touch of green In them,
will also be worn a great deal and
so will silver and putty gray, as it is
called, that Is probably one of the
most trying colors in which a woman
can array herself. There are, how
ever, a great many ways by which a
"color relief" may be introduced in
a costume of this gray tone. There
is also a new blue that will be high
ly prized for its beauty. It is 'jf tit"
color of grapes, somewhat, and yet
it is neither plum nor prune color.
Hut there is an exquisite bloom on
Its surf;-, e by which it makes it-vlf
!:i;;ivn to those In search of it. T':ie
io-ov. k are also quite pretty an.l will
be. seen in many shades.
1 ir:inie;iu mauve over pale blue
is a coinb::i.!t ton that is 11s ettoetivo'
by day a-, b" night, and is generally I
PhtiKi-.l '. y tlie addition of silver
(v! in (tif'i ie This combination was
w. ra v 'i n'ty by the bridesmaids at
a fa.-Moir.bie weiMine;. Tho mater
ials were i"iin:y tiiile over satin ;iu
elairt finished with silver tassels, 'bile
lai-L-e v.iii'e. liais were decorated with
!iyi!ia::i;eas. The hti.lo w-ore a love
ly gown of poreeiain-wiiito sat.in
with a tritin of silver. Klephant gray
fiver blue is: also a handsome and ef
fective combination, while dull green
relieved with copper Is of striking
.beauty.
Hoods are becoming fashionable
in London this season, and the mil
liners have gone quite extensively In
to tho business of making them.
Whether tho wearing of hoods will
ever become general again as It has
geen at one time, remains to be seen,
hut they nre given a fair trial by the
Hiitish women. The specimens shown
are very dainty and not at all unbe
coming. The prettiest are undoubt
edly those shaped like friar's cowls,
and they are also the most conven
ient, as they roll up small and can
be tucked Into the pocket of a then-
tor wrap or stowed away in a travel
ling bag. Those run with whalebones
are more cumbersome, and this set
ting out from the face does not Im
prove their appearance much If at
all. Both kinds are made of soft
taffeta lined with satin and trimmed
about the front and around the neck
with ruches of lace. Sometimes they
are bordered with small flowers,
which Is a mistaken notion. A few
knots ot ribbon and the lace are all
that Is necessary. Hoods are worn
only when going to or coming from
the theater or other evening enter
tainments, or when traveling. Some
women havo taken to t hem most
kindly and will immediately doff
their hats and put on hoot's on
boarding a railway car, retaining
them even when lunching or dinl ig
ir. the restamant.
Evening hnirdresslngs ar more
than ever a matter of importai -co
Fortunately there pre many inexpen
sive aids 1 i the chic effect. Otv-t of
Unse Is tin use of gold and yllv-r
lurid and riliicn, run Into the loons
b-tween the. puffs e.- Ictmlng a fiiel
band above th;- brow. If tie lac;
is ot the bah.. Ish. coquettls. tvp-,
llttio hows ..; ne'tain tibbon ntav be
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Today's Suggestion hyo Ene J
ATTRACTIVE
f T.ACTICAL coats as separate coats or to .'
1 M In demand at this season of the year. Th- 1 :
I ticularly desirable model for wear durln- n. . L
and will be serviceable made of serge, mohai
did wearing qualities of serge at once reeotmucj, "I
blue Is perhaps the most practical selection f.,r t.i :
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for a suit coat, a well fitting
a nine or more gored model
even gored skirt Is pretty.
This Prince Chap coat Is
In seven sl7.es from 32 to 44
person It requires 4',i yards of
t- aced here and there and arrange.!
1 1 satnd up or iU- ."?Uy, acordlu.;
t la.-le. Li ni.iv ,elv and Mu;e
bows and n:grt;e- are much af er.i
ej 1. 1 s 'hey are sn,i:ej
to brine it ih- .olor of the har .
FLO!: RNCK 5AIRBANK
A Siire-Knough Knocker
J. C. Goodwin, of Reidsville, N.C..
says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve Is a
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A
bad one came on my leg last summer.
That wonderful salve knocked It out
In a few rounds. Not even a scar re
mained." Guaranteed for piles, sores
and burns, etc. 25u at W. A. Kuy
kendall's drug store.
Tin fruit cans in stock.
CHAM P!tS HARDWARE CO.
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup
does not constipate like most of lite
old-fashioned cough cures, but on
the other hand it gently moves the
bowels and at the same time heals
the Irritation and allays inflamma
tion of the throat. Sold by all drug
gists. "
Are you d ring whet ycu can to p-pulate oj
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE-Scttlcr:.wrcs."
mechanics, merchants, clerks, pc-.ip e witn
hands and a willing: heart c.tpit.11 or no --
Southern Pacific C
(Lines in Oregon)
is sendino- tons of Oregon literature to t..c '
. .1- 1- . :l .1.1.- ii,.t:V. "'
irtouiion inrougn every avau.n i x ymi
not liclo (k A wnrlr of hnildins? Ori'3ll,.c .
us the names and addresses of vour tfn-'
t : I 1 1 . . .. - j . ,u: .- We'"
iinciy 10 ue lntcrestco in una
Dear tne expense ot senomg incin ."r-
aoout vjkcvjUIN and its opporiuoi"'- j.
COLONISTS TICKETS will be cos -it - cj
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TICKETS CAN SE EPA -I.'yo-j
W4C.I to bring a fritr.il or :'!' v ' '1
amount with any ol our agents. I !'' 1 tl '
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id twenty-seven Inch lengtn. VA
inches bust measure. To copy It f'
material 27 Inches wide or 3U jardsj;
Hun- lo C StH
I P. J. Daly, ot 1217 W
; street, Chicago, tells ol
; come strong. He says:
: er, who is old and was 13
I deriving so much betel
1 trie Hitters that I leel
to tell those who need
strengthening medicine
my mother's case a
flesh has resulted, inso:
overcome, and she is s
stronger." Electric B
remedy stomach, li":
complaints. Sold unde:
W. A. Kuykendall's dr:
COW r'fC'
Alfalfa meal. At Bi
and Willamette streets.
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WELL PfOLLII
Get your veils
experienced Be!l-dr'.e::
rhoue lied 4SV2.
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