Mission Auxiliary and Socials Highlight Eugene Society
Mrs S H Bingham hosted the Mission auxiliary in a hospitable afternoon. Mrs Hammond presided at a Ferry Street meeting of the Woman's Republican Patriotic League with guests including Mrs Dunn and Michigan visitors. Numerous gatherings featured card parties and birthday events with prize winners named, while a Congregational church program showcased Mrs Raymond C Brooks with Alicia McElroy and others. travel fashion guidance and packing tips followed, focusing on modest wardrobes, travel comfort, and light luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Republican Patriotic League
B. F. Scaiefe
Ferry Street
Farrar
Seattle
Ethel Scalese
Drew Griffin
Leone Griffin
Geo. McMorran
M. J. Duryea
Washington Street
Nellie Loomis
Buoy
Korinne
Rika Hartog
P. K. Hammond
S. H. Bingham
John Buoy
J. P. Campbell
J. K. Pratt
A. E. Jepp
C. B. Willoughby
G. D. Linn
Cora Linn
Jacksonville
Henry Trump
Dixon
Tunn
Crossman
Michigan
J. W. McGladry
Nellie Jwomis
Frank Page
James Page
C. C. Page
Liggins
Mary Morgan
Leon Edmunson
Lee Travis
Dillon
Frank Smith
M. F. Griggs
the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Little King’s Heralds
India
Congregational Church
Raymond C. Brooks
Walla Walla
Eugene
Brooks
Alicia McElroy
Louise Yoran
Alton Hampton
Pierce
Hazel Hotchkiss wins four lawn tennis titles at Philadelphia
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley captures four cups at the Philadelphia Cricket Club national tournament. She wins the singles title over Mrs. Barger-Wallach, takes the doubles with Miss Rotch, and the mixed doubles with Wallace F. Johnson. May Sutton also wins singles. A social gathering follows with guests including Miss Cora Linn and Miss Katherine MacCardy hosting Grace Battee. The program features A Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde with music and several vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hotchkiss
Berkeley
Cal
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Barger-Wallach
New York
Miss Rotch
Boston
Wallace F. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
May Sutton
California
Katherine MacCardy
Tollman Studio
Grace Battee
Ermine Owens
Portland
Emmea Travis
June Gray
Ruby Farrington
Traveling fashions for a summer vacation wardrobe
In this mid mid western style column Catherine Mann Payzant guides travelers on choosing vacation clothes and travel accessories. She emphasizes fitting travel plans to attire, describes a navy serge traveling gown with detailed tailoring, and recommends a matching coat hat shoes gloves and a practical raincoat. She notes the value of comfort, grooming, and appropriate accessories for various journeys and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mann Payzant
New York
Seattle
Neck Deep In River A Candid I Do In Cold Waters
W N Lynch of Fruitvale performed a marriage near Shasta county as W. N. Lynch and Vio let Pert of Colorado Springs wed while neck deep in the icy Sacramento River. The couple, shivering, chose the river’s middle as the matrimony site and enlisted a Methodist minister after friends declined to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. N. Lynch
Fruitvale
Violet Pert
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sacramento River
Shasta County
Tinseled Post Cards Barred From Mails
Post cards with tinseled or frost decorations are barred from mailing unless enclosed in special envelopes to prevent escape of particles. Daily 16 000 to 20 000 cards are sent to the dead letter office. Improper envelopes hinder stamp cancellation and cause eye irritation for mail clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Postcard
Obituary Hermann Darling 11 Drowned in Oregon
Hermann Andrew Darling born May 14 1898 near Norton Kansas moved with family to Newberg Medford and Eugene before July 2 1906 drowning. Survived by father mother two brothers and many friends. mother laments the loss while naming God as healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Andrew Darling
Hermann
Princess Victoria Alexander Olga Mary celebrates forty first birthday
Gossip in London centers on Princess Victoria daughter of King Edward as she marks her 41st birthday amid rumors of a past love affair. Born July 6 1868 at Marlborough House she remains a coveted match and reportedly would gain greater civil wealth if she wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria Alexandria
Olga Mary
Edward
Pincess Victoria
Marborough House
Queen Maud
Norway
Victorela
Prince Billy
Prince William
Prince “Billy
Germany
Prince
Crown Prince's Palace
Unter den Linden
Fite
Eitel Frederick
Foot Guards
Bonn
Prince Estel Frederick
Sophia Charlotte of Oldenburg
Oldenburg
Eitel
Odd murder case and famed figures outlined in 1920s report
The piece recounts the murder of Mrs Faith May Thompson Woodill by fugitive Robert Eastman near St Michaels Maryland, notes his suicide, and ties the case to public curiosity. It also traces Miss Marie Corelli's role in Harvard House’s purchase by Edward Morris, and mentions Irish and Sinn Fein commentary and Harvard House history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Dublin
Arthur Griffiths
Cor
Faith May Thompson Woodii
Robert Eastman
New York
St Michaels
Fastman
Mra. Wienalil
Phompeon
Minneapolis
Lyman J
Irisk
Harverd House
Harvard House
Stratford-on-Avon
Harvard University
Ita
Edward Morris
Chicago
John Harvard
America
Great University
Marie Core
Thomas Lipton
Edward Morrie
Mr. Morris
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Ciety
Board of Missions
David Link
Willis Link
Robert Mount
Ralph Mount
Kenneth Co*tertine
Kenneth Allen
Chas. #tene
Theron Northup
Harmon Northup
Robert McMurphey
North Willamette Street
F. R. Wetherbee
C B. Willoughby
S. J. Wilson
Happy Prince
Liza Lehman
Oscar Wilde
Carrie Jacobs Bond
R. Huntington Woodman
Willeby
H. A. A. Beach
Hatton
Weidlinger
Hecitation
Jesus
Columbus
Prince Philip Zu Enlenberg
Harden-Von Moltke
Harden
England
Congo Free State
Europe
War le
New Irish Journal
Edith May Thompson Woodill
Oxford of the New World
Brownsville Woolen
Willamette Steet
Eugene, Ore
Ray
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