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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

5

Elaborate Thursday Socials Highlight Weat Seventh Street

Mrs Hazel Humphrey hosted a charming Thursday afternoon at her West Seventh Street home with needlework, a delightful musical program by Dorothy Dixon and others, and festive punch. Guests and helpers, floral decorations of Shasta daisies and nasturtiums, and a later fruit ice and cake finish marked the event.

Hasel Humphrey Weat Seventh Street Dorothy Dixon Marian Gilstrap Valeo Caprice Ra Greig Nell Murphy Mary DeBarwish Katherine Rose Bird D'Harlot Lila Prosser Nina Nicklin Wtite Humphrey Dixon Eda Humphrey Pauline Potter Edith Prescott Leslie Emmons Marian Stowe Ruth Duniway Gertrude Holmes Florence Thrall Mozelle Hair Greta Bristow Ray Woodruff Bertha Cummings Ellen Frink Mae Sage Cosby Gilstrap Etha Snodgrass Baker City June Gray Grace Hobbs Mabel Kuykendall Mildred Learned Grace Tomlinson Jessie Calkins Ethel Johnson Jessie Prosser Edwina Prosser Clara Wold Emma Travis Mary DeBar Winnifred Cockerline Adair Allen Eva Allen Alberta Campbell Edith Moxley Alice Bullard Eva Burton Frieda Goldsmith Beatrice Hales Georgia Dillon Eva Frazier Frances Young Kate Kelly Lucille Abrams Carolyn Dunstan Zula Richardson Veda Quacken

Summer social on river bank and club gatherings

A noon lunch followed by storytelling and games drew a merry crowd including Kate Henderson, Carrie Elspass, Grace Woods, Frieda Goldsmith, Genevieve Elspass, Vera Auten, Meta Goldsmith, Florence and Marjorie McCall, and others. Miss Frieda Goldsmith hosted a costume party with prizes for Marjorie McCall and Florence Heal and refreshments for the guests. The Aloha Club met with Mrs. J W Quackenbush and Mrs M J Duryea won the card prize. Eda and Mrs Earhardt plan a Sea Side visit and will be at home after August 15 at 618 Willamette Street.

Lucille Yoran Florence McCall Marjorie McCall LaGrande Etha Snodgrass Baker City Cosby Gilstrap Florence Thrall Grace Woods Edith Liggins Merry Bunch Kate Henderson Carrie Elspass Frieda Goldsmith Genevieve Elspass Vera Auten Meta Goldsmith Florence Bnsil Barker Elizabeth Howe Nancy Peterson Edwina Prosser Marjorie McCa Aloha Club J. W. Quackenbush M. J. Duryea Dunn Michigan Kelly Geary Burns Dillon C. C. Page Slifer Colorado Eda

Moyenage Inspired Gowns Dominate Summer to Autumn Trends

Fashion notes from New York describe Moyenage gowns drawing on medieval and Venetian elements with heavy embroidery and lace. Rich fabrics like batiste silk and Shantung form the backdrop for rat cord ornamentation, with deep yoked skirts and waistlines near normal height.

Catherine Mann-Pyzant New York Batiste

Bonfire picnic and weddings reported in local society pages

A tally ho party rode to Seavey’s ferry last evening and built a large bonfire for a picnic supper. The society notes include Mrs J W Buoy hosting guests from Paris, a Episcopal church auxiliary meeting, and the wedding of Mrs Lulu Tollman to E B Ehrhardt with details of the gown and ceremonial setting.

Seavey’s Ferry Lloyd Bellman Myrtle Kays Mae Horney Jessie Fariss Miss Bell Misa Northrup Carlyle Farias Shultz Bauer Gardner J. W. Buoy Kelly Geary Eugene Paris Lulu Tollman E. EB. Ehrhardt P. K. Hammond Episcopal Church Heider Tollman Brownsville

Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad and Summer Fashion Trends

An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood cleanser with a long list of ingredients. The fashion section then discusses light summer fabrics, volumes of volles and crepe de Chine, skirt styles, sleeves, collars, and summer gowns, noting trends toward loose coats, fitted sleeves, and elegant yet practical outfits for the season.

Taffeta Medua Tussar Rajah Batiste

New Daily Coast Mail to Debut in Marshfield

A daily newspaper called the Daily Coast Mail will begin publishing in Marshfield with its first issue on Monday. P. C. Levair is the proprietor and O. W. Briggs serves as city editor. Levair previously published the Coast Mall, later sold to Times Publishing Co. Marshfield will operate two afternoon papers.

Marshfield Coast Mail P. C. Levair O. W. Briggs Levair Coast Mall Times Publishing Co

Book No 4 for Women by Dr Shoop Night Cure Ad

A promotional notice for Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offering Book No 4 for Women and his Night Cure claimed to provide soothing health benefits. The ad states the book is free and directed to all dealers.

Dr. Shoop

Murdered Man Found Floating In Portland River

Portland August 7 Evidence of a brutal crime surfaced with the discovery of a decomposed body bound with rope and towels, wrapped in blankets and a quilt, floating near the Pacific Coast Coal Company bunkers at Quimby street. Dowling and Wright found the corpse and pulled it to shore.

Quimby Street Portland Pacific Coast Coal Company George Downling J.H. Wright Dowling Seventeenth Street Wright Fourteenth Street

One Watch Started Sears Great Fortune

Chicago born Richard W Sears, a former Minnesota telegraph operator, retired at Gray's Lake Illinois with a fortune of 25 million dollars after leaving Sears Roebuck & Co. He rose from a 17 year old watch gift to a key founder of a mail order empire. A New York syndicate recently paid 25 million for his Chicago share. He is 45.

Chicago Angel Richard W Sears Redwood Falls Minn Gray's Lake III Heaton Minneapolis Sears, Roebuck & Co New York

Saw Wife In Moving Pictures Ends In Divorce

In Seattle a five cent theatre visit led Frank W. Shire to file for divorce after spying his wife in a San Francisco scene on a film. He saw two familiar faces near the curb including his wife and a former roommate, while she was believed in Spokane. Three weeks after she returned home she failed to appear as expected.

Seattle Wash San Francisco Market Street Superior Court Shaw Spokane Shire

Roseburg to Host Next Sheriffs Meeting

Astoria reports the Oregon Sheriffs Association chose Roseburg as the meeting site for this year. Dates set for August 18 and 19. President M R Pomeroy of Clatsop County made the selection after consulting members and honoring their wishes to meet elsewhere in the state. Sheriff R L Stevens of Multnomah County, the secretary, will issue official notices.

Astoria Oregon Sheriffs’ Association M. R. Pomeroy Clatsop County Roseburg Pomeroy R. L. Stevens Multnomah County

Chickens Brought Down by Apparent Appendicitis Epidemic

In Lake Labish Oregon an apparent epidemic of appendicitis has struck local fowls. Poultrymen report post mortems on chickens dying from the disease. A few surgical operations were performed but deaths rose, as farmers suspect the birds overate standing grain during the threshing season.

Lake Labish

Marriage License Granted for A Lesley Johnson and Bertha Godard

A marriage license was issued today to A Lesley Johnson and Miss Bertha L Godard. One party connected to a well known city couple, but names withheld on request. The groom is a university graduate and the bride is a nurse.

A. Lesley Johnson Bertha L. Godard

Pasadena Gardener's Call Condemns Burbank Fakery

Los Angeles August 7 The Pasadena Gardeners Association passes a resolution condemning alleged but false claims by Luther Burbank and decrying distorted public visions of plant breeding. The measure follows a Santa Rosa investigation report by D P Barnhart, editor of Pacific Gardener.

Los Angeles Pa Gardeners’ Association Luther Burbank Burbank California

Senate committee inspection of Northwest irrigation projects

Washington August 7 The senate committee on irrigation will inspect lands in the Northwest for reclamation projects. Members include Carter of Montana Warren Chamberlain Flint Painter Borah. They will start from Chicago August 11, visit Glendive August 13 for Yellowstone projects and inspect Shoshone Great Falls Milk River St Marys Lake Kalispell Yakima Valley sites through August 29 Seattle.

Washington Senate Committee On Irrigation Northwest Chicago Carter Montana Warren Wyoming Chamberlain Oregon Flint California Painter Kentucky Borah Idaho Seatte Glendive Mont

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West Tenth Street Arthur Slifer Page Miriam S. S. Spencer John Buoy Burns, Or Liggins Geo. McMorran DuBui Whiteaker John Campbell Jessie Irvine Georgia Horney Claire Deyoe Carry Coll Helen Coll Simmes Lorena Rupperle Fariss Horney Bauers Werely Mrs. Earhardt Willamette Street Parker Sutton Hugh Parker James N. Sutton Marine Corps Annapolla Kennedy Miss Veda Quackenbush The J. 8. Magladry High Street Hobd Hood Sears’ Great Fortune Sheriffs’ Meeting Pasadena Gardener’s Senate Harry Thaw White Plains Harry Stanford White White
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