MS1410:
Folded map of Location of the 2847 Music Week Observances in the United States // unidentified portrait of a woman looking to the side with a black lace collar on a light colored blouse. photographed by G W Mackey // unidentified family portrait // African American woman with a tight, floor length dress. Printed on the back is Marian Anderson // Man with a thin moustache and high hairline, He wears a dark suit with a black bow tie. Written on back is Beulah Faber's Brother // Man with thin moustache and high hairline. // Young man with dark hair and a suit on, with a black and white tie. On the back is Miklas Gafni Jan 48. // Young girl, with dark curly hair pinned back. She has dark eyebrows, and wears a dark dress with high neck. // Young man, probably in late teens. Lighter color hair, neatly groomed. Wears a dark suit with a pressed collar. Written on the back is Lewis Feb 1901 // A man looking past the camera. He has dark hair, messy and curly. He has a moustache and beard, with a dark suit on. // Illustration for Prelude No 13 Lento in F Sharp Major, Chopin. // Adult man, with slicked back hair and moustache. He wears a dark suit with a white shirt and white tie. Written on back is EE Gore. // Adult man in a cowboy hat, with a beard and moustache. He wears a dark suit jacket with light shirt and light tie. Written under the photo is Henry Warner // Picture of a young woman in a folder. young woman with dark curly hair, and a round face. She has a white collared shirt on. On back is Geneva Russell. // Also in the folder is a music program for March 4, 1957 Willamette University College of Music, // Woman with dark hair. Half of her face is obscured in shadow. She wears a simple sweater with a double stripe collar. On back is Eliz Gore Hinny // White house with two trees in front, on back is Gore Ranch near Phoenix. // Two young children, one boy and one girl. The boy wears a light colored hat and a dark suit. The girl wears a white hat and a black dress. On back is Jay and Mary Eliza Gore. H C Mackey photo // Baby in white dress. On back is Edith Estelle Gore, age 1 year. // A young couple in formal clothing. The girl has short dark curly hair, and a dark long dress. She has a bow wrapped around her waist. The man has lighter hair, and is taller than her. He wears a dark suit. Labeled Ella Gore and Uncle Harry Wortman //Adult woman with dark curly hair. She wears a dark dress, with buttons going down the center of the dress. Labeled Ella Gore Wertman or Wortman // Four girls hold cats. On the back labeled Eliz, Liberta, Edith, Jeanitte Gore // unidentified Old man with a long white beard, feeding chickens in a yard. // Young girl stands in front of wire fence. // Picture of an older woman in a black dress. She has curly hair pinned up. On the back Miss Olive Armstrong, Lebanon OR 97 // Three girls with dark hair. Two of them have dark ties wrapped around. On the back was The Johnson Girls Albany Or 1898. // Young adult man. Dark hair, with a light color suit on. Written on the back is William Jacks, May 1901. Young woman with dark curly hair. It's pinned back, and she looks to the side. She's wearing a dark dress. On back labeled Ilda Elkins 1898 // Four similar looking women stand for the photo. They have dark curly hair pinned back. They all wear dark clothing. Written on the back is Hattie. // Young baby wearing a white dress, with blonde curly hair holding a violin and bow. Baby aged 21 months, labeled "Baby Banford" and at bottom Verne Floyd Banford // A man poses next to a horse drawn carriage. He wears a wide brimmed hat, and has a long white beard.
Written on back is "Off for Crater Lake National Park Medford, Oregon Aug 7 1902" // A woman with dark hair, pinned up into a bow shape. There are feathers sticking out of the sides and had velvet ribbons decorating. Labeled on back Nellie Nye. // Two blonde toddlers are in a yard. // Young baby wearing a white dress. They stand up on a simple blanket with a flower pattern around the edges. Labeled Bertell Chancer and 1899 18 mos. Photographer: Long's , Albany Oregon // Young adult woman wearing a white dress, holding a piece of paper in her hands. She has dark curly hair pinned up. Labeled on back a Ilda '95 Photographer: Boyd, Lebanon, Oregon // A holiday card for Christmas and New Years from Jeanette, Elizabeth and George Henny. // Young toddler girl, wearing a white dress, dark hair pinned back. The back has labeled Ethel Ashurst, Age 2/12 yrs 1905 Ashland, OR. // Young woman with dark hair. She wears a large white hat, and a matching white dress. She leans her chin on her hand. On the back is written Bernice Durke, Piano Teacher, Portland, Ore. about 1907. //
Old woman, with white hair and glasses. She stares at the camera, with a light dress on. She has a lace high-neck collar to her dress. On the back is written "Ida Gore Jacks, wife of William H. Jacks" // sepia toned photograph of a young man in army uniform. Written on back of photo is the name Jay Gore. Dec 1917. // A young baby and a toddler boy in the picture. The baby is Winifred Birdseye Warner Mar 14, 1914, and the boy is Jordan Colvig Warner Aug 7, 1912. Swem Studio // Mrs. Homer Rothermel wearing a white bejeweled costume. She has dark hair pinned underneath a crown of cloth and gems. She has a choker on with a heart attached to the necklace. The white costume has a white ruff on, with gems adorning it. William H. Gore and Sophia Gore's daughter. She has dark hair pinned up, with a simple choker necklace on. She wears a plain white dress. Written under the picture is Mary Eliz. Gore. 1914 Swem Studio // Young baby, wearing a white dress. Has hair that is slicked to one side. Underneath the photo is written Gordan Warner // Two young girls looking at the camera. They both have dark hair, with white bows and white dresses on. The backside is written Christmas Greetings 1908. // Middle-aged woman, with curly hair pinned up. She wears a dark dress, with a high neck. One button is in the middle. Written on the back is Sabra Booker, Middle-aged man with dark neat hair styled back. He has a handlebar moustache, On the back is written Will H Gore. Adult man with pushed back hair. Wears glasses, and has on a simple dark suit. The tie appears to have peacock feather pattern. Written on the back is Clarence Gore - son of Walter Gore.// A woman wearing a fancy dress, with big puffy white sleeves. // Unused postcard with a picture of a young girl wearing a short poofy dress. // On the front is a girl with dark curly hair in a braid. She wears a white lace collar and a dark plaid dress. On the back is Beulah [Gore] 16 years old. Neligh, Nebraska // A young girl with light curly hair. // A picture of a woman in a white dress, holding some sheet music. She wears her hair in two buns. On the back is Letitia Ellen Davis Chicago Ill. // On the front is a woman with dark curly hair, wearing a set of pearls and a dark dress. On the back is written Ada Sisson- Gates College 1893 // On the front is a young woman with dark curly hair. She has a white neck scarf on, and has a dark dress. On the back is Gertrude Love- Long Pine // Cabinet card photograph a young man wearing a striped suit. On the back is John Cleland- Gates College 1893. // picture of a house, with two men and one woman standing in front of the house. On back is Old Warner Home 519 S Oakdale Medford, Lewis Warner, Beulah Warner, WJ Warner // A family sits together, one man, one woman, and then two daughters. On the back is written Ed, Belle, Ruth and Esther Warner // Older man with round glasses and white hair. On the back is written Uncle Elmer Warner // Flora Gray Pumphrey - Friend and performer (Pianist). // Picture of a baby in white leaning against a floral pillow. Underneath is labeled Gordon Warner // Picture of a young man in some sort of athletic outfit, with a P on the chest. On the back is written William Jennings // On the front is a young baby in a white gown. On the back is written Esther May Warner // On front is an older woman with a black dress in a living room. On the back is Beulah in her Room Pacific University 1899 // A group of two men and two women sit together. // "The Wall Street Journal" September 11, 1962 addressed to Beulah Warner