Social Whist and Musicals Rise in Local Circles
Mrs. L E Tidball hosts a Wednesday whist party at East Eleventh Street home with prizes won by Mrs. Hammond and Rev P K Hammond. A Villard Hall benefit concert for the University Y W C A follows featuring Prof Glen, Miss Stinson, Miss Abrams and others. Nearby lunches and whist gatherings spread through residents like Mrs. Ray Goodrich hosting Mrs Alfred Miller, while the Tuesday Evening Whist Club reorganizes with prize winners A L Peter and Dr Studley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.E. Tidball
Coay
East Eleventh Street
P. K. Hammond
F. X. Schaefers
Henry Trump
Frank Smith
David Link
Lucy Abram
Harry Dunbar
L. R. Edmunson
White
M. J. Duryea
J. W. Shumate
Flint
Sidner Smith
Villard Hall
Professor Glen
Eva Stinson
Lucille Abrams
Burns Powell
Helen White
Frazer
Mallett
Mary Chambers
P. L. Campbell
F. 8. Dunn
F. G. Young
W. P. Bornton
John Straub
Oren Stafford
I. M. Glen
E. E. DeCoy
A. R. Sweetser
Zelber
R. A. Booth
P. E. Snodgrass
Frank Chambers
Clark
Elizabeth Prescott
Ray Goodrich
Elma Hendricks
Alfred Miller
Medford
West Ninth Street
Ankeny
Gladys Ankeny
C. A. Burden
Charles
Frank Page
A. L. Peter
Dr. Studley
Robert MacMurphey
Lilley
Lee Travis
J. K. Pratt
F. R. Wetherbee
Archie Livermore
J. W. Kaye
Halloween Progressive Dinner Among Local High Schoolers
A jolly crowd of high school students enjoyed a progressive dinner hosted by Miss Valene Eastham on West Eighth Street. Courses moved through homes of Miss Cosby Gilstrap Miss Edwina Prosser and Miss Enola Wells with games and music at Wells home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valene Eastham
West Eighth Street
Nancy Peterson
Cosby Gilstrap
Edwina Prosser
Light social events and clubs mark county gatherings
A string of community activities fills the afternoon with Miss Elsie McMurphey’s ninth birthday celebrated by eighteen girls, whist clubs like the Jolly Sixteen organized with prizes, Acacia members hosting Floyd Booth surprise, and guilds from the Ep i coneal meeting for a social afternoon with light refreshments. The Westminister guild featured Eugene talent Mrs. Pipes praised for violin, while Daughters of Isabella held a Hallowe en serial and a Halloween party at Mrs. Brady’s Creswell home with games and a festive supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kays
Birthday Club
McMurphey
Linn
Wetherbee
Willoughby
Robert McMurpher
Elsie McMurphey
Epieconal
Mettie Kelly
R. O. Brady
Creewell
Georgina Rancom
Brady
Hatfield
Audrey Close
Eugene
Miss Thompson
Creswell
Misees
Georgia Kinsey
Rath Roache
First authentic portrait of Mile Ferrer in America
The image shows Mile Paz Ferrer, daughter of a Barcelona agitator executed for plotting against Spain. She had written to King Alfonso pleading for her father's life, but the king ignored the pleas. The execution sparked public anger and contributed to the Maura cabinet's downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mile Paz Ferrer
Barcelona
Maura
Mile. Ferrer
Alfonso
Ferrer
Eugene Business College Literary Society meets for autumn party
The second Eugene Business College Literary Society gathering adopted a constitution and enjoyed a social night with games. An autumn party at Coburg hosted by Mr and Mrs J D Pirtle featured yellow chrysanthemums and leaves, a washqueesing contest, with Mabel Shinn and Cleve Deffenbacher winning prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Business College Literary Society
Coburg
Pirtle
Leo Sidwell
Georgia Wood
Mabel Shinn
Prise
Cleve Deffenbacher
Cuesta
J. D. Pirtie
Ray Pirtie
Misaee Pear
Deffenbacher
Florence
Alice Clover
Ada Sidner
Anna Nelson
Hazel
Georgie Wood
Mabel Shine
Ed Frum
Edna Alford
Vera Weelace
Messrs
Nelson Nelson
Orville Green
Enoch Stuart
Calvin Burns
Will Johnson
Jesse Flannagin
Frank Wilkinson
Merle Beeson
Paul Pirtte
Fads and Fashions Describe Two Gown Classes in Winter Styles
New York readers see winter fashion split into two main classes, tailor-made outfits and evening gowns, with outfits evolving from Moyenage influences. A detailed Moyenage inspired coat dress with velvet bands, buttons, lace, and satin felt hat showcases haute couture, while simpler mohair gowns offer office wear options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mann-Payzont
New York
Louis XVI
Halle
Enda
Winter fashion notes and fabrics from the era
The article surveys blossoming winter styles including princess coats in mixed tweed and diagonals in worsted. It describes gowns with cream chiffon yokes, lace fronts, elbow puff sleeves, and velvet trims. Hats in mushroom shapes with velet bands appear, alongside tailored costumes and velveteen fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machineshaw
Irving Grange to Hold Meetings With Big Work Ahead
Irving Grange schedules meetings on Friday November 12 and Saturday November 27 with an all day session starting 10 am. Strangers urged to attend as plans include hall relocation or demolition, charges against the W Master to be explained, and multiple new members expected to be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Irving Grange
Grange
Mulkey Couple Return From Extended Western Trip
Creswell residents W. J. Mulkey and his wife returned Saturday night after four months visiting relatives in Idaho Oklahoma Texas California Arkansas Iowa Missouri and Kansas. They met over 100 relatives and enjoyed the journey. This was Mrs Mulkey's first trip beyond 35 years. Their daughter joined them for visits in Southern Oregon before the couple planned to settle in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mulkey
Creswell
Idaho
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Arkansas
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
OILED DOG KILLED AFTER COAL OIL FIREING
Oregon City reports a bulldog belonging to Mr and Mrs Wheeler of Gladstone was drenched with coal oil and set aflame after the owners left it home for a few hours. The dog suffered greatly and humane officer Bradley ended its pain after the couple faced illness and hospital confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Wheeler
Gladstone
Portland
The
Humane Society
Bradley
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad Urges Cough Stop
An old advertisement warns that untreated coughs or colds may lead to pneumonia or consumption and promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure. Available in 25¢ 55¢ and 1.00 bottles.
Forger y Now Charge Against Prof McKee Forgery Case Against McKee in Oregon City
Ex super int endent McKee was indicted by the grand jury on a forgery charge. He was arraigned and pleaded not guilty with trial set for November 18, defended by George C. Brownell. Bail set at 500, he remanded to jail. McKee previously faced larceny by bailee charges over student funds, but larceny may not be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City, Or
Walton Co McKee
Oregon City
Miles
Ekee
East Seventeenth Street
Sell Wood
McKee
Campbell
George C.hrownell
Portland Gas Company
Portland
Ballee
Axaluet McKee
K E. Hrodle
Salem Line Work Starts Soon on Portland In Eastern Route
A Salem Statesman report announces two miles of track to be laid on Center Street east to Summer and up to the Garden road as part of the Portland Eugene and Eastern railway. Cars will resemble Albany’s, with Bond trucks and electric heat, and interurban work toward Albany and Eugene will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem City
Portland, Bvuenne & Eastern Railway
Salem Statesman
Thie Company
Center Street
Garden Road
Seventeenth Street
Ette Fair Grounds
Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Frank W. Waters
Northwest Corporation of
Thin City
Albany
Balem
Eugene
Salem
Young Jesse James in Divorce Suit
Jesse James Jr. son of the famed bandit faced a divorce complaint filed by his wife Mrs James in Kanaa City Missouri on November 1 She accuses indignities and says he stays out late refuses to disclose his whereabouts since their January 1900 marriage They separated September with four daughters living with the mother James previously ran a dry goods store and a pawnbroker shop and later studied law He was acquitted months before his marriage of alleged complicity in a Missouri Pacific train robbery east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaa
City
Jesse James, Jr
James
Missouri Pacific
Here
Strengthening Weak Stomachs Through Nerve Drives
Dr Shoop argues that strengthening weak stomachs and failing organs comes from targeting the inside nerves of those organs rather than old dosing methods. He claims the inside nerves control stomach, heart, and kidneys and that restoring them will bolster the organs. A trial period from druggists is urged to verify the remedy Dr Shoop's restorative.
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Tidball
Mise M
Goldsmith
Beatrice Buoy
Claire Willoughby
J. W. Buoy
Thos. Irwin
A. Lilley
C. C. Page
Clyde Seitz
Metcalf
Charles Holmes
David Linn
Julius Goldsmith
Charles McKean
Beards. Tey
White Temple
Uhlman
McNartheny
Tacoma
Wilson
Myrtle Kays
Carlyle
Lydia White
Enola Wells
Katherine Watson
Lillian Gilkey
Edith Siggins
Vena Taylor
Mabel Manerud
Hettie Davis
Frank Knox
Harold Young
Gerald Preston
Frank Noland
Bradshaw
Jack Morrison
Gifford Koch
John Stark
Warren Rae
Paul Pengra
Bryant DeBar
Joel Abshire
Jolly Sixteen
T. A. Gilbert
Himer Roberts
Robert Gross
Ed Hanson
Harry Cherry
Charles Littlefield
Frank McAlister
Elmer Roberts
Otho Roberts
Heaton
Floyd Booth
Acacia Fraternity
Acacias
Misa Edith Prescott
Misa Adeh Allen
Winnifred Cockerline
Jessie Prosser
Lilah Prosser
Grace LaBrie
Mabel Kuykendall
Barbara Hoeth
Westminister Guild
Central Preeby
Gene Theatre
Susie Fennel Pipes
Hutchinson
J. Ross Fargo
Pipes
Fargo
Europe
Daughters of Isabella
Hallowe'en
Eagles’ Hall
Order
Mlle. Ferrer
Ruth Ruble
Nora Manrude
Eunice Foster
Nellie Lombard
Ethel Gibson
Edna Elspass
Camille Taylor
Gladys Wilkins
Georgine Ransom
Lester Koch
Frank Scaife
Homer Davia
Virgil Vickers
Fred Moxley
Gilbert Griffin
Bryant de Bar
Donald Hil
Buford Roach
Bethel Faublan
Wayne Barbour
East
Prof
M'Kee
Welch
Jesse James
Michaels
ETERN @ CO
Hone Reed HO
Hanson
East Ninth Street
Pacific
Ony Etten
Hovt Cuamiar Co
Bookur
Micro
Moyt Chemical CO
Madame BeAn
Wilbert
Keoflal CO
W. L. Delae
erd-Clarke
Chichester
Anne John
Larg
Busines Tla
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