Social events mark week with weddings and teas
A week opened with Mrs. D A Paine hosting a Tuesday tea for about eighty guests at her attractive home. Red roses and poppies formed the decor as Miss Lou Renshaw’s forthcoming June 16 wedding was noted. Other gatherings followed at Collier Hall and Mrs Theresa Jackson’s West 6th Street home with pink La France roses, white flowers, and elaborate refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Paine
Titus
Frank Topping
San Francisco
Luke Goodrich
Rosalie Friendly
Theresa
Lou Renn
Otto
Miss Renshaw
Renshaw
Charles Hardy
Geo. Dorris
Cordelia Ankeny
Robert Forbes
E. H. Cox
Ray Goodrich
P. E. Snodgrass
Walter Griffin
Warner Brown
Geo. H. Smith
R. H. Dearborn
C. A. Burden
Elma Hendricks
Norma Hendricks
Louise Yoran
Dora Cooper
Elizabeth Baer
Amy Dunn
Theresa Jackson
West 6Th Street
Miss Miller
Winifred Miller
Miss Friendly
Miss Dunn
F. L. Chambers
Miss Hendricks
John Kelly
James Seavey
Theresa Friendly
Lou Renshaw
Independence
Sunshine Club
Wm. Preston
Pear Street
Engagement and Wedding News Across Oregon Towns
A social season unfolds with engagements announced at Cottage Grove as Miss Mary Alice Mundy and Mr. John V. Strange plan Portland ties. In Springfield fifty guests gather with music by Dillard Svarverud, roses, and ferns for an elegant evening with prizes for card games. Nearby, couples celebrate receptions and dances as groups host gatherings, dinners, and ceremonies, highlighting community life and local families.
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Cottage Grove
Mundy
Minnie Mundy
Mary Alice Mundy
John V. Strange
Portland
Oregon
Mesdames Lilyan O. Goodman
B. R. Job
Herbert Eakin
Emma _ Job
Lulu Currin
Neva Perkins
Georgetta Berg
Annetta Burdick
Springfield
Harry M. Stewart
Dillard & Svarverud Orchestra
Eugene
J. L. Clark
Fischer
Marcola
Effie Withrow
Annette Bettelheim
Miss Margaretta Drexel Prefers Independence in Society
Miss Margaretta Drexel, American heiress, again torments London society with questions of titled suitors. For three seasons she remains heart whole, a coveted star catch yet discriminating and clever, unfazed by any fairy prince.
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Margaretta Drexel
London
Miss Drexel
England
Wedding at Junction marks a prettily staged home ceremony
Dr Lester M Lehrbach and Miss Harriet Moorhead wed at the Moorhead residence in Junction City on Wednesday night June 2 at 8 30 o clock. About a hundred guests attended as Miss Josie Moorhead wore light messaline and pink roses adorned the scene. The reception featured brick ice cream and cake with punch served in a fern and rose veranda bower. The bride, daughter of Hon S L Moorhead, is a social leader. the groom is son of N Lehrbach of Arcadia Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
W. B. Lee
Josie Moorhead
James Earl Pickens
Olive A. McGee
Salem
Edwin Greene
Mendelssohn
Vernelta Moorhead
Luella Moorhead
H. T. Downs
M. E. Church
State University of Wisconsin
Northwestern Medical School
Chicago
Junction City
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Junction City Commercial Cin
Grace Broadhead
Daisy Savory
Albany
Dale
Harrisbore
James J. Love
J. BE. Pickens
Ethel Shupe
Olive McGee
Roseburg
G. F. Skipworth
Olivia Risley
Allee Roas
Kugete
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Junction
S. A. Moorhead
Lester M. Lehrbach
Harriet Moorhead
Grace Jackson
Inez
Florence Cooley
8. L. Moorhead
Dr. Lehrbach
N. Lehrbach
Arcadia
One-Piece Lingerie Frocks Dominate This Summer Styles
New York June 5 Fads and fashions discuss the revival of gowns in one piece with waist and skirt joined under a ribbon or belt. The article notes lingerie frocks, fitted muslin linings, silk slips, and petticoats creating a refined silhouette, with accessories like hats parasols and gloves completing the grand toilet.
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New York
Paris
Fashion Notes from Florence Fairbanks on Modes and Accessories
Florence Fairbanks surveys season fabrics and styles including dotted foulard and pongee in varied colors, linen demand, medieval mood influenced by Paquin and Redfern, hats decorated with cherries and plums, new hair ornaments, and practical home hacks for beauty, cooking, and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulard
Neaa
Paquin
Redfern
Paris
Florence Fairbanks
LaFollette Letter Request Sent to Senate
Washington reports the Senate, without opposition, adopted LaFollette's resolution demanding the President send to the Senate all correspondence between the State Department and Germany or its representatives regarding the German report on wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
State Department
Ita
Lane County Exhibits At Seattle Fair Showcase Wide Interest
Lane County exhibits at the Seattle fair draw attention in the Oregon building as counties like Marion Columbia and Union present grains grasses dairy goods and nuts. Clatsop Marques Dow showcases the monster Chinook plank and native grasses while Multnomah displays medal winning grasses and fruits. Eugene Commercial Club aids Lane County exposure with Walter and Warren promoting. Legal notice mentions a wage dispute case Keller vs Link tried in Justice court with verdict for Link. A Boston dispatch notes Rev Herbert Johnson the Billposter Clergyman may visit Eugene amid family ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Seattle
Lane
Marion
Columbian
Union Counties
Marlon Covey
Columbia
Union County
Willam Hall
Multnomah
Clatsop County
C. 8
Dow
Astoria
Lane County
Boston
Herbert Johnson
Portland
Eugene Alr
Hill Appears Before Spokane Grand Jury In Rail Case
James J. Hill testified before Spokane county grand jury about Great Northern Railway officers and the embezzlement indictment of Judge M J Gordon. He suggested cooperative access to railway records and planned to go to St Paul to arrange the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
James J. Hill
Grand Jury
Spokane County
Great Northern Railway
M. J. Gordon
Hill
Gordon
Great Northern
Spokane Grand Jury
St. Paul
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Society
Collier Hall
P. L. Campbell
Zieber
McIntosh
University
UH. OD. Sheldon
Barker
F. G. G. Schmidt
Samuel Elliot
Luca Campbell
Mary de Bar
Hattie Hyde
Sarah Riddle
Alice Larson
Mildred Learned
Madeline Walker
Maude Beals
Louise Gray
Pearl McKenna
Jessie Bebee
F. E. Cham
Eugene High School
Nellie Lombard
Gladys Franz
Sutherlyn
Ethel Purdy
Katherine Nor
Throp
Leone Griffin
Georgine Ransom
Camille Taylor
Ethel Gibson
Edna Elspass
Georgia Kinsey
Gilbert Griffin
Frank Seaiefe
Herbert Lombard
Virgil Vickers
Wayne Barbour
Homer Davis
Cecil Lindley
Donald Hill
Lester Koch
Buford Roach
Fred Moxley
Francis Yoran
Central School
Nobody's Magazine
Geary School
Hread
Castile
Maine
Ted
Becanee
Eugene Commercial Club
EBM
Warren
Walter
Portland Journal
T Hat
Chas
Keller Ve. David Litk
Gan
Wage
Wan
Link
GM Kiesinger
W. G. Martin
F. Skipworth
Jim Hill
Irtigatio
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