14 v - '" T J' I -i 14 THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN. PORTLA1HJ, 'APEIL' 15, 1900. Jtoctetv fiEJ EASTER GLADNESS HERE! Ferr Social Function During Holy IVeelt, lint All Tlint Will Xoir Be Chanced Today's Dlnplay. Perfect April weather! That Is what ever one has said of the week Just ended. 1 Shower and sunshine alternating; soft eray mists that wreathe the hills and dis solve In radiant tears, warm golden beams ' that floor the Valleys and dry the rain-1 wet leaves and flowers! All the world Is m bud and bloom and fragrant with the ' "breath of Spring. A beautiful Easter, ' truly a time In which to rejoice and be glad. And everybody who can gives out ward evidence of Inward satisfaction. In the wearing of flno new raiment. In the various churches throughout tho city today, tho congregations will re semble. In point of beauty and blended color, the garden beds In early May. New j sowns. new hats and bonnets, and happy faces that are human flowers and fairer than those that bloom in the fields. Every body goes to church on Easter Sunday to worship, to hear the music and but not in Portland to see what everybody else haj on and to display one's own finery, If one Is of the fortunate. Society has been at Its devotions during holy week, and there Is little to record In the way of diversion. There was a din ner at the Arlington Club Thursday even ing, at which the guest of honor was Mr. Mackintosh, of the London Hank, who has been recently transferred to San Francisco. Mr. Mackintosh Is the treas urer of tho Arlington Club, and this din ner, which was a quietly elegant affair, was a sort of farewell function. There was also a very delightful dinner given at the Portland, on the same evening, but as no ladles were present at either of these parties. It Is scarcely worth while to go into detail. Luncheon to Mrs. White. Mrs. Flelschner gave a luncheon at The Portland during tho week. In honor of Mrs. Whlto, and to which about 10 guests were bidden, and It was pronounced charming. In every particular. There will be several small dinner parties there to night, at which a number of stunning gowns will be worn. One, remarkably be coming1, will be of some thin black mate rial. The bodice, banded with black vel vet. Is of lace, through which the arms and shoulders of the fair wearer will gleam softly white. A handsome mourning gown, which will make a first appearance today. Is of the now fabric, soft and clinging. The back breadth of the skirt Is of tiny lengthwise tucks, closely shirred for a few Inches below the waist and allowed to flare gracefully. There Is a wide curved ruffle,H jinisnea witn narrow, hand-made tucks end headed by narrow bias bands of the goods. Bands of the tucks go up from tho waist line In the back over the shoulden. and meet the full front of folded chiffon, which Is laced across with the bias bands and completed by a low, wide yoke ot tucked chiffon. An exquisite waist which helps to make up a dinner gown for a. pretty, slight young woman, with dark hair and eyes. Is of pink silk crepe an Importation from India and Is simply and gracefully draped, without seams, and trimmed with narrow white silk fringe. Still another waist Is of striped open-work taffeta, of a warm, soft fawn-brown, accordion pleat ed; with bolero Jacket, outlined with black velvet and a fichu. In handkerchief shape, that comes well over the shoulders and down to the belt In the back. There Is a tie of rose-pink and white mirror velvet which goes about the neck and is knotted ,low on the bust, with a scarf of lace. There was a charming wedding at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. "Wednesday afternoon, which is described in another column. And two more are announced, one being that of Mlsi Hcltshu and Mr. Shcpard, to take place Wednesday of this week, at 1:20, at Trinity Church. Of Intcrmt to Portlnnder. The announcement of .the marriage of Miss Clarice Sheldon and Mr. Edward Houghton, of San Francisco, has been re ceived by friends in Portland. Miss Shel don spent part of last Summer here, as the guest of Miss Hcltshu. and became a general favorite and an acknowledged belle. An approaching wedding that pos sesses an interest for Portland people la that of Miss Mabel Loyd Jessup and Jo seph Belleau Coryell, which will occur on Wednesday of this week. In the Church of the Advent. In San Francisco. Miss Jessup Is an Oregon girl, the daughter of the late Dr. Jessup. and has many warm friends here. Tomorrow the "tea," at tho Hobart Curtis, for the benefit of tho Old Ladles Home, will open a week that promises to be delightfully gay. Miss Von Bolton, who will bo mistress of ceremonies on this occasion, will be assisted by a number of the most charming women In Portland so ciety. Mrs., Holt Wilson. Mrs. Allan Wright and others will' pour tea, and a host of pretty girls will be present to help serve. . Dr. and Mrs.- Hockey will give a "Spe cial Excursion to tho Colonies," April 20, They sat In the pew together. The Joyous bell rang out: He fondly gazed on her saintly face And attitude devout. How purer than an the lilies That gleamed from the chancel there- He never had seen In all his Ufa A sight so wondrous fair. She veemed to be all devotion, Respoeses, low. yet clear: He wishejl thai he could follow, too. And be. for onre, sincere. So lort In contemplation Of a dainty bit of lace: He woke up when the maiden sighed: "Dear met I've lost my place! -HERBERT J1AVEZ. at their home, TTS Flanders street, and Mrs. Frank M. Warren and Miss 'Warrea will be at home. Tuesday, the 17th lnst., from 3:30 to 5 P. M.. at '213 West Parle street. AGATHA. IX ARMY CHICLES. Various Hnppenlnc of the Weelc t Vancouver Bnrrncka. Mrs. Chute, mother of Mrs. J. W. Ja cobs. Is expected to arrive hero from St, Augustine. Florida, the end of this week. First Lieutenant H. B. Nelson and Mrs. Kelson arrived here from the Presidio. California, on Tuesday, and are the guests of Captain and Mrs. Keene. Mrs. Henry Wygant and her son, Philip, expect to leave here In a few days, and n 111 spend the Summer wltb her eon, who Is a cadet at the Naval Academy, Annapo lis. Mrs. J. J. Bradley has returned to tho garrison, afteran extended visit with het parents. Captain and Mrs. Sladen, in Port land, and is occupying quarters near the west end of the line. MIs3 Helen Healy, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, for the past week, returned to her home In Seattle last Monday. M!ss Healy ex pects to sail for St. Michael. Alaska, In a short time, and will spend the coming Summer with relatives In that city. MATRIMONIAL ALLIAN CES. tWeddlnari of the Weelc In Portland and nt Other Points. A pretty Informal wedding occurred at the Evangelical Church, Oregon City, on Sunday morning, April 8, at S:S0 o'clock. Miss Minnie M. Harrington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Harrington, of Oregon City, waa then united In marriage to Mr. John S. Coply, of San Francisco, by Rev. S. Coply, uncle of the groom. The altar was prettily decorated with flowers and potted plants. After congratulations the newly wedded couple were driven to Eighth street, where, amid showers of rice and good wishes, they boarded the car for this city, whence they departed for Seattle. After spending a short time there and at Victoria, they will go to San Francisco, their future home. The bride looked charming In a traveling suit of delicate pearl gray, with pink silk waist, whlto chiffon tie and hat and gloves to match. There were many beautiful and useful presents. Miss Harrington graduated at the Mon mouth Normal School In 1S93, and has since been one of Clackamas County's most successful and popular teachers. Mr. Coply Is associated with the firm of Kimball & Co.. of San Francisco, and Is an extensive mine owner. Lnndretta-Halloivell. Thursday evening, April 11 Miss Flora Alberta Hnllowell and Mr. J. R. Landreth, of Sumpter. Or., were married at the residence of the brido's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cowgill, 408 Hall street. Rev. Dr. H. W. Kellogg officiating. The ceremony waa performed at S o'clock. In the pres ence of relatives and intimate friends ot hn minr couDle. Clever hands had trans formed the Cowgill borne Into a bower of beauty, with festoons of ivy and Oregon grape and Jardinieres of Ittacs and roses, the prevailing colors being white and green. Tho wedding party entered the parlor, led by the bridesmaid. Miss Belle Davidson, and Mr. Roy Hallowcll. brother of the bride. They were folldwed by the maid of honor. Miss Grace. Cowgill. and tho best man. Mr. Leigh Hallowdl, who conducted the bride and groom into the presence of the assembled guests. The bride looked" charming In a light tailor made gown, with bouquet of bride roses. Tho maid of honor and bridesmaid were neatly attired In gowns of white organdie, and carried bouquets of white carnations and lilacs. At tho conclusion of the cere mony, refreshments were served and con gratulations extended to the newly-wedded couple, who were also the recipients of numerous valuable gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Landreth left on the 7 o'clock train for Gold Hill, where they will make their future home. Johniion-dieney. On Thursday. April S, at tho home ot the bride's parents, on Ninth and Main streets. Oregon City, a quiet -wedding was solemnlred by Rev. A. Mulligan, pastor of Mount Tabor Methodist Episcopal Church. Portland, the contracting parties being Mr. Wllles L. Johnson, of Clacka mas, and Leila Grace Cheney. The bridt waa charming In a. gown ot white or gandie, and carried a handsome bouquet of white carnations and smllax. The house was prettily decorated witlf ever greens and flowers, green and white be ing the prevailing colors. After the cer emony, light refreshments were served. The ring from the bride's cake went to Hies Mollle Hlnz. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson departed tho following day for Clacka mas, their future home, and where a re ception was tendered them In the evening by their many friends. There were nu merous beautiful 'and handsome present. Moakorr-WUe. A pretty home wedding was celebrated In the presence of near relatives Wednes day, April 11. at 6 o'clock P. M.. at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. F. Wise. The contracting parties were 'Mies Eva Wise; of this city, and Mr. Harry Mcs kow, of Johannesburg. South Africa. Rev. Robert Abrahatnson officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Moskow will be at home Sunday, April zz, at za First street. Ilankln-Jufalts. At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon, April 11, was sol emnized the marriage of Marie Caroline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albln Jubttz. andOrvllleMontgomeryRanUn.Rev. Hugh lAtcnlson officiating. Tho "Lohengrin" wedding march was played by Miss Akin, and the ushers were: Harry L. Powers, Henri Labbe, George Jubttz and Norman Pease. Mica Llllie Gantenbeln and Miss Wlnnifred Rankin acted sa bridesmaids, and Miss Anna Rankin as maid of honor! The beat man was Major Raymond Ju bitz. a brother of the bride. After the brief and Impressive ceremony, the bridal party and Immediate relatives were re ceived at the home of the bride's parents, where a wedding .supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin .will be at home at 331 Clifton street, after May 1. Storey-Gross. On Sunday, April S, Rev. "Ralph E. Storey was united In marriage with Miss Millie E. Gross. The wedding occurred at Helix. Or., at the home of the bride. Rev. Gllman Parker. Baptist general mis sionary of Oregon, .officiating. Mr. Storey Is professor of literature and philosophy at McMlnnvllIe College. He graduated from, that Institution In the class of 'S3, and from Brown University, Providence. R. L, In tho class' of '99, completing a four years' course last year. The bride Is a graduate of the Presbyterian Acad emy, at Pendleton; of a shorthand school, at Boston. Mass.. and of the State Nor mal School, at Weston. The ceremony was performed In the presence of a few select friends. Blnckmore-Knnfmnn. Married, at the residence of A. H. Can ter. Peninsular, Or.. April 11., Mr. William Blackmore to Miss Effle Kaufman, both of Portland. The ceremony was per formed In the presence of a few friends. Rev. Gllman Parker officiating. The newly married couple will make their fu ture home In Florence, Douglas County, Or. 1.1 AND ABOUT rORTXAXD. Entertainments and Social Events Here and Clue-where. The Maccabees will give an entertain ment and dance at Burkhard Hall Tues day evening. April 17. The Cathedral court of the Catholic or der of Foresters gives Its first annual ball, at Arlon Hall. Easter Monday. The Mayday party of the Young Men's Institute at Parsons Hall on Tuesday evening. May 1, will be Its closing party of the season. A pleasant surprise party was tendered Ernest Gordon Friday evening at the residence of his parents. Rev. and Mrs. I. G. Gordon, University Park. A short programme was rendered, after which re freshments were served. The young folks Indulged In lively Karnes until a late hour. A delightful- surprise party was given Walter Wilson, Saturday. April 7, at his mother's home, til Third street. There were many friends In attendance. Whist was played, and tho first prize was won by Miss Grade Shaw; and David Will iams and William Jackson carried away the "boobies." Refreshments were served, after which dancing was Indulged In until a late hour. A pleasant surprise party was tendered to E. C Staler, at his residence last Sat urday evening. Whist was the order ot amusement; after which luncheon was served. Thoss present were: Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. David son, Mr, and Mrs. Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth, Mrs. Carrie Henderson. Mrs. Clifford. Mrs. J. A. Wolf, Mrs. L. M. Gra ham. E. C. Staley, J. C. Manning and William Drugarc. Portland's younger society Is looking with Interest to Professor Everest's re turn party on Thursday, April 27. The af fair will be a novel one. The party will be given to the Martha Washington, Jolly Neighbors, Fleurs de Lis. Entre Nous, Edelweiss and Volkamenia. dancing clubs, and an Invitation of any ono ot the clubs constitutes an invitation to tho party. The patronesses will be two ladles trom each of the clubs, and two members from each club will also act on the committee. The Sabbato Morals Lodge, 44.-1. O. B. B.. will give an entertainment, at the Hlrsch-Sclllng building, this afternoon, at S o'clock. At the lost regular meeting of the Mac cabee Auxiliary Lodge, No. 5, I. O. B. B.. held last Tuesday evening. Preceptor Da vid N. Mosessohn. In an appropriate speech, presented Judge Otto J. Kraemer with a beautifully engraved locket. In tin presence of about 0 senior members. Judge Kraemer feelingly responded. Tho locket was engraved as follows: On tho obverse side, "O. J. K.": on the reverse, "Presented by Maccabce Auxiliary Lodge, r,o. 6, l. u. ii. u.. Apni iu. law. ine Judge was presented with this token In, recognition of the great Interest he has !2SMS?jSS,t? At ,h7 i,?Tf. grand lodge representative ot the Auxil- Ury. After the presentation, a debate was hold on the Question: "Resolved. That the -veto power should remain In the hands of the President." It resulted In a "draw." The Nineteen Hundred Club will give Its final dance on Friday. April 27. The Fleur dc Lis will give Its closlns party on April 13. Mr. cod .Mrs. J. S. Seed gavo a very. s 1.-? a ih i W I vU 77 ?S ( .rPSK' n W Wis If) few?. v voJT wMMmh 'r -: pleasant party Mondajv evening. April 9. at their residence, SS4 Fourth street; only relatlyes and friend were Invited. Card playing and music were Indulged in and-a luncheon was served. The hestess' re ceived numerous handsome presents. PEOPLE COMIXQ AXD GOIXQ. Ebb and Flow of the Social Tide In and About Portland. Mrs. Marian Kuykendall has Just re turned from New York. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gltdden, of Spokane, 'are visiting in Portland. Mrs. Richardson came irp from Astoria Friday for & brief visit to friends here. Mrs. S. E. Young, of Albany, hae been visiting Portland relatives. Miss V. Wilson and Miss L. R, Myrlck. of this city, are at Lockaley Hall, Sea side. Miss Ethel Smith, of San Francisco. Is visiting the Misses Hammond, 373 West Park street. Mrs. Duron N- Wakefield will go to Albany next week to attend the Sox Elite wedding. MIos Minnie Martin, of Forest Grove, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. A. Cote, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hammond and Miss Daisy Hammond are In San Francisco tor a few weeks. Captain Harry L. Welle, who has been In Chicago since November, Is expected home this week. Mrs. E. C Mears and daughter. An toinette, oro expected homo from, Cali fornia In a few days. Miss Fox. of Mount Pleasant.. Wash., Is In the city, the guest of Mrs. Stetson and Mrs. J. E. Rofferty. Mrs. E. P. McComack. of Salem, has been vwltlng In Portland during the week, the guest of Mrs. Thomas. A. Williamson, of Mount Tabor, of the firm of Roger & Williamson, arrived from Florlston. Cal., Monday evening. Mrs. H. A. Jasper Is visiting friends and relatives In San Francisco and Oak land. She will be gone about a month. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Strauss, of Santa Cruz, Cal.. aro visiting the parents of Mrs. Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. A. Beck, of this city. Mrs. H. R, Dunlway, who has been vis iting Mrs. E. Kline, In San Francisco, for a month, returned to her home In Port land Monday. Mrs. T. E. Wallace has returned from her trip East, where she accompanied her Invalid brother. Nelson Garrow, to hit home in Marinette. Wis. Mr. George P. Dekum has received a telegram from Dawson, from Alva L. Stephens, denying his reported marriage In" Skagway, the announcement of which appeared on March 5. 0 RED CROSS RECEPTION. Honors to Be Paid to Tnro Self-Sac rlflclnjj Women. At a meeting of the executive commit tee of the Emergency Corps and Red Cross Society held during the week, it was de cided to give Miss Lena KUllan and Mrs. May C Elinor a reception, at the home ot Mrs. II. E. Jones, president of the so cieties. They have Just returned from their field of labor with the soldiers in Ma nila. Miss Kllllan having been sent orig inally by the Red Cross and Emergency Corps. The dote of tho reception is Wednesday evening. April IS. between S and 10 o'clock. At that time all members of the Red Cross and Emergency Corps, all of the returned volunteers both officers and men and all friends ot the two patriotic women are in vited to participate in the effort to ex press the gratitude felt by the citizens for their services. P. II. S. Alumni Hop. Names for invitations to alumni hop In Burkhard Hall, to Miss Carrie Ladd, 465 East Eleventh street. SOUTH OF Tim COLUMBIA. Various Events of the "Weelc In the State of OreEon. Antorln. Lieutenant "W. A. Bethel, commanding officer at Fort Stevens, has been ordered THE WOMEN AT THE. TOMB." 3 I to Alaska, where he will officiate as ' Judge Advocate. t niss Molly Morris Is visiting Miss May- belle Young, of East Astoria. , Mra Horace Buttcrfleld. of Portland. haa -en visiting at the home of Judge p j Taylor hon" in Portland, after visiting with -,., ,,.. fdends ,n tnls cltr First Officer Byrne, ot the steamer Columbine, returned from California on iucsaay. nna, aner a snort stay in ims '. " ir ma ouuuu m jum m yea- isel. Rev. H. Marcotte and John Bryce have been attending the sessions of the Port- land Presbytery this week, as delegates """"W 'kl JuuTITly I. QEVURTZ Homefumisher FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES . Another Chapter of Furniture Offerings that should came the eco nomical to think twice before buying elsewhere. No larger or moro varied assort ment of household goods is shown in the Northwest. The Eclipse Stoves are the Best v&m& This 4-ho!e Eclipse Range, warranted. Only $25.00 G-holo Steel Range., 125.00 No. 7 Cook Stove v- "-w No. 8 Cook Stove ,..:.-.., S.M I. GEVLRTZ, The from the Presbyterian Church ot this city. Miss Dekum. of Portland, spent sev eral days here during the week, as the guest of Miss Heilborn. The members and frjends of the "Wom an's Relief Corps were entertained very delightfully on Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. J. A. Fastabend. Games and music made the evening pass very pleasantly, and a bounteous luncheon was served. Corvnllln. Miss Helen Stelwer returned Monday from a visit with Salem friends. Invitations will shortly be issued for a musicalo and domino party to be given tho evening of the ast by the Ladles' Coffeo Club. Mr. and Mrs. JU B. Miller and Mrs. R. L. Miller left Tuesday for Charlotte. Mich., the former to reside, the latter for an extended visit. The Afternoon Reading Club was en tertained at the home of Mrs. S. ,L, Pratt Tuesday. The afternoon was devoted to a discussion of the life and works of Longfellow. Thirty-eight of her friends gathered at the home of Mrs. William Crecs. Friday cf last week, to celebrate the E6th anni versary of her birth. The afternoon was spent la renewing friendships that began on Mrs. Crees' arrival In Corvallls 23 years ago. Sulem. Mrs. D. A. Paine, of Eugene, !a a guest ot Salem frlendsi Mrs. J. H. Ackerman Is on a two weeks' vifllt to her parents at Hood River. Mrs. L. E. Slatten, of New York. Is v!s Itlns Mrs. H. D. Patton, of thlff city. J. Conner, of tho Willamette Hotel, re turned Sunday from an extended visit to Stockton. CaL At the last meeting of the Salem Choral Society, Professor W. P- Drew was elected president, to succeed Professor J. "W. Crawford, resigned. The following residents of this city wera among those who went to Portland Wed nesday to hear Paderewskl: Mrs. E. P. McCornack, Professor and Mrs. Seley, Miss Cosper, Miss Brcyman, Mlsa Mabel Carter. Dr. and Mrs. Calbreath. Mrs. F. L. Wlllman. Miss Ella HIrsch. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hofer, Mrs. E. Hofer. Mr. and Mre. C S. Rlely, Miss Lelo Nlcklln. Pro- fessor Z. M. Parvln. Mra F. R. Anson, Miss Grace Carter. Miss Bertha Hubbard and Le Roy Gesner. The members of Protection lodge, A. O. U. W., gave a dancing party at their hall last Monday evening. Judge and Mrs. W. M. Ramsey, of Mc MlnnvllIe. were In Salem this week pre paring to make their home In this city. Rev. Robert Warner and wife, of Dalles city, visited Salem friends this week. -wnUe on their way to their old home at i Mineral point. Wis. The Scottish Rite Masons of this' city I gave a mystic banquet at Strong's Res- i taurant Thursday evening of this week. .' tho occasion belns tho observance of Vlf """is, Carpets and Linoleums We offer Just now some exceptional values In Carpets. Rugs and Mattings that will enable you to beautify your home for very little money. 35c 60c Yard for EXTRA HEAVY IN GRAIN CARPETS. 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The banquet was an Informal affair, and the evening was spent In social converse appropriato to the oc casion. McMlnnvllIe. William Galloway and wife, of Oregon City, aro visiting old friends in McMlnn vllIe. Tho Musical Club held a pleasant meet ing last week at tho home of Mrs. Barn heart. ,. General O. Summers, of Portland, was In McMlnnvllIe Monday and Tuesday, at tending tho comentton. A surprise party was given J. G. Eck man. at his home In this city Monday evening. Tho occasion was his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Epstein pleasantly n- tertalned at their homo In McMlnnvllIe the Diana Male Quartet on Thursday evening. April E. The social entertainment given at tho Cumberland Presbyterian Church, by the Young Peoplo'3 Society, was a success ful affair. A large number of people at tended. Ralph Storey, the Instructor of English In McMInmlllo College, was married to Mis3 BIoss, in Athena. Or., April S. They arrived in this city Tuesday morning and will reside on Collego Side. Wooilharn. Mrs. M. J. Matson is Usltlng relatives In Portland. Mrs. E. C Patton and her little daugh ter, of Salem, are guests of the former's parents. Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Gulss, of this city. Last Wednesday evening Mrs. Carrie McCabe gavo a farewell reception In honor of Miss Alice Finzer, who left Thursday morning for her home in Al bany. The evening was pleasantly spent In games and music At 10 o'clock an elaborate lunch was served. Those pres ent were: Miss Alice Finzer. Mrs. Carrie McCabe. Captain W. E. Finzer. Dr. E. W. Finzer and wife. Lieutenant O. D. Henderson nnd wife. Lieutenant F. W. Scttlemler and wife. Dr. M. G. McCorkle and wife. Walter L. Tooza and wife, the Misses Emma McKee and Eva JJennls, and Meesrs. Fred Dose, Henri D. Bomhoff and R. L. Carey. Grnnt's rmi. J. A. Jennings returned from San Fran cisco on Tuesday. J. E. Ryan left on Wednesday for a visit to St. Paul and other Eastern points. Mna. William Stratton. of Spokane, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. D. John, of Williams. W. T. Hunt-and family,' of Marahficld; O., were In town Thursday, on their way to Crescent City. Rev. W. S. Holt, D. D., of Portland. 3pent Wednesday In town, in attendance upon the presbytery. ' The following ministers and elders were among those in attendance upon the Southern Oregon presbytery: Rev. F. G. Strange. Ashland: William Cljde, Phoe nix: Adolph Haberly. Medford; G. W. Brown, Klamath Falls; J. A. Townsend, D. D.. Roseburg, and J. E. Blair, Oakland, and Elders Walter'- Gore, Medford, and Benedict of Roseburg. Engenp. Mies Sadie Ityno. of Salem, Is visiting Mrs. Thomas Luckey. Miss Martha Medley, of Cottage Grove, is visiting relatives in Eugene. Mrs. L. N. Roney has returned from Salem, where she visited her sister, Mrs. Bonham. Mrs. M. J. DUIard and daughter, Daisy, have removed to their new home In Day ton, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Chambers, of Inde pendence, visited relatives in Eugene tho past week. Miss Iula Bradley, who has been spend ing the Winter In Harrisburg, has re turned to Eugene. Miss Addle Bangs arrived Tuesday morning from Hudson. Mich., where she has been visiting relatives. HUInlioro. Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Ennls. of Heppncr, are In the city for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barber have re turned from a visit to Wisconsin. Mrs. G. O. Rogers, cf Forest Grove, was a HUlshoro visitor the first of the week. Mrs. LaUra Wells, of Forest Grove, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. B. Huston. Hon. and Mrs. S. B. Hurt on departed Saturday for an extended visit to Indiana. Oregon City. Mrs. X P. Seating has returned from a visit to her filster, Mrs. J. B. Robinson, at Sacramento. Mrs. A. 3. Dresser entertained about 43 guests Friday evening, at an anagram ad vertising party. It was an entertaining and unique affair; J" Falls City Lodge, A. O. TJ. W., held Special Sale of Go-Carts Good wood body, cane seat, steel wheels and frame; worth H.83. Special Price, $3.25 Elegant reed Baby Carrlagta, fine ly upholstered, satin parasol, steel springs and frame; our regular J15.CO Carriage; only $12.50 $2.50 For Solid Oak Rocker, strongly braced, em bossed leather seat J1.S " for "Women's Sewing and. Nurse Rocker, golden oak finish, strongly constructed. tLOO for Arm Chair, eolld oak. braced arms; price is so low that we limit them to six each. Hovr to lie nrnntlfal. So More Excuse for Old Ace nnd "Wrinkles. social sess'on last Saturday night, after the Initiation ceremonies. Refreshments were served and addresses were mado by Grand Master Hqrren, A. S. Dresser, G. E. Hayes. C. H. Dye and Judge T. F. Ryan. Pendleton. MIfs Lulu Kees has gone to Portland oo a visit. Mr?. Louis Hunzlker Is In Walla Walla, visiting her parents. Miss Christine Proebstel is a guest ot Miss Augusta Morehouse. E. Y. Judd and Leonard Flske ar rived In Pendleton Saturday, from Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard FIske left Tues day for their homo In Hartford. Conn. Mra. Fiske has been -visiting here forsomo j time. Mri S. A. Lowell ard Mrs. W. D. French have heen visiting In Portland, whence Mrs. French returned to her home la Auburn. Me. i.'orest Grove. A. L. Macleod, of Lewlston, is visiting In Forest Grove. D. W. Ward, M. D., of Sumpter. Is vis iting friends in this place. Thaildeus Smart and wife nnd daugh- EBBS m m 'cA Perfect Food" . "Treserbes Health" "Prolongs Life' BAKER' AKFAST: U TTrrnvtm .Ta nrn.1.1 h . . . Received the highest in- dorsements from the medical practitioner, the nurse, and ''tlfe1 intelligent housekeeper ana caierer." uictcttc ani Hy&tnic Gazette. WaiierBaker&Co.m.I nn.RnMPe.Trr UAce T-J..M. ivi.iii.w,wi, uinuv. Hon Every Packags Established 1780. IBDQDQaBIIIDI Sombreros Sombreros 35c to $1.00 The CUSIO STOiB D. M. Averill & Co. 33! Mormon St. A Skin of Beauty It a Joy Forever. It. T. FELIX GOURAUDK OIUEJTrATil CREAM, OR MAGICAL BEAUTiriKR Rmr Tin. Fin pie. Frtcklev WcKii Pitxhc. SUfth. and Skih di aa rrery utntib cm bwy. It has stood the test of j yean, tad b so harmltss w tut it so be sure It Is properls md Accept &a covfttertait of similar name. Dr. L.A.S17 re said to a lady cf th baut tan fa patleaUf "A I jom ladles willsM them. I reC9mnCBa 'Gounod's. Crcaa a tie least fcarviml of all tint Sk'a prepart tlons." For sale bf all Drurri'ts and Faaer rood Oears In US. Canada, and Europe FEXD. T. H0PX1NS, Prosrietcr, 37 Gnat Jones SW NX I HENLEY atTd f HENLEY B. Golf Balls. Can t obtdDed trom all dealers or Sam'l Buckley C IMMIUbSMcwTw BRE a Qk vsy.-fcrs. u Jrf-fy b Pr&r B W r r I " I U a v -I 'f "arxBa 2- jfc S A3jr .Tys " JS i Ir-X A -4 ". .-C-, ji-,Afc. je . ,oA.j WliwrV-H.Oefc -iuajd 'iSi.1t2?i.i. ,ir'.i4S-.3." J fr.g.'fc ;. -.-..i , ".v. ft