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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

11

Social club gatherings fill Eleventh Street area

Aire Geov Voran entertained with guests at one last Eleventh street event. The Saturday eve club hosted 14 members including Ott Hoffman Med Duryea Mrs Koy Mrs Hammond Shumate Titus Kress and Freeland. Zeta Phi girls held a dance at their Mill street house with many attendees listed including Billott Cross Wal tz Wilkins Davia Murphy Gray and Winsor.

George McMorran Last Eleventh Street Ott. Hoffman Med. Duryea Mre. Koy Mra. Hammond Mew Shumate Titus Mra. Kress Hoetoes MU. Duryen Zeta Ta Phi Girla Mill Street Elizabeth Billott Ee Juliet Cross Madeline Waltz Hazel Mean Adah Ali Wonifred Cockerline Minstela Wilkins Pauline Davia Nell Murphy Mies June Gray Jas Florence Winsor Maude i Mogly Elizabeth Gallogly Ina Ray Woodruff Misa Kate Kelly Ise Grace McGladry Miss Hazeluff Mies Helen Washburn Tomorke Ralph Dodson Jackson Ormond Rankin Wilami Main Frank Winsor Wiliam Kilts Walter Stafford

Social Row of Local Residents and Clubs

A long list of social events from a local scene includes dinners with Merle Chessmar Jo in Kelly George Carter Jack Attell Louie Pinkham Fred De Neffe and Reeves Emerson at Friday dinner. It notes parties, needlework gatherings and a surprise birthday for Mrs James L Page with attendees named.

Merle Chessmar Jo In Kelly George Carter Jack [Attell Louie Pinkham Fred de- Neffe Reeves Emerson James L. Page A. C. Dizon Norris Polders

Fads and Fashions New York Style Guide in Winter Dress

Florence Fairbanks surveys fashion notes for New York women, advising slender figures and careful fabric choice to avoid excess volume. She covers gowns, tunics, blouses, tailored dresses, fabrics like broadcloth and serges, coat silhouettes, fur trends, shawl collars, shoes, and the evolving Directoire influence with a foldable umbrella accessory.

New York Coors Maderna Florence Fairbanks

The Winter Waist Trend In Ladies Fashion

Ellen Stan surveys the season’s waistline and skirt pairing noting the shift from sheer lace lingerie waists to integrated waist and skirt ensembles. She describes fabrics from chiffon to net with satin trimming, yoke details, and trimmed sleeves, highlighting favored lengths and the American woman’s pursuit of a coordinated, longer silhouette.

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