THE SUNDAY OEEGONTAN, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 16, 1900.
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visiting Miss Constance Holland, has re
turned to Corvallls.
J. H. Ircton, of Marsh, Idaho, is visit
ing Salem relatives.
Mr: and Mrs. E. P. McCormack have re
turned from Portland.
Hon. Ed Hatch, of Alaska, has been the
guest of Salem friends.
Miss Rosalie Friendly, of Eugene, Is the
guest of Salem friends.
Governor and Mrs. T. T. Geer spent part
of the week at RoEeburg.
Mrs. J. E. Long, of Portland, has been
the guest of Salem friends.
Mrs. J. B. Craig, of Macleay, has been
spending the week in town.
J. H. Burns and family hxve returned
to their home In P&nora. Iowa.
Miss Florence Brown, of Sllvertan, Is
the guest of the Misses Griswold.
Miss Emma Snyder, of Aurora, has
been visiting Miss Bertha Forstner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gain, of Jefferson,
attended the Adams-Royal wedding this
week.
H. T. Moores and G. A. Prentiss have
been attending the Teachers' Institute at
Adrora.
Mrs. G. W. Hunsaker, of Turner, has
been visiting Judge and Mrs. George H.
Burnett.
Mrs O. L. Eaff, of Arcadia, "Wash., Is
the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
William Short.
Mr. and Mrs. "William Brown are visit
ing Grant's Pass, Ashland and other
southern places.
Mrs. P. D. Cutler, of Muir, Mich., who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. De Long,
has returned to her home.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. A. H. Dodd
entertained 20 young ladles at luncheon
in her usual charming fashion.
Otto J. "Wilson has just returned from
an extended European tour. He visited
London, Paris and Rome while abroad.
A highly enjoyable affair was the Joint
meeting of Native Sons and Daughters
held recently in this city. Mrs. Olive S.
England made the addresses of welcome
In Chinook Jargon, and was responded to
by J. D. Lee in the same tongue. About
300 people were present.
On Monday evening Judge and Mrs. J.
J. Murphy entertained the Old Folks
Whist Club and a number of other guests
at their elegant home on Court street. In
a very enjoyable manner. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. C D. Gabrlelson and
Hugh Williamson.
A pretty home wedding took place on
Wednesday afternoon, December 12, at
the residence of the bride's parents in this
city, when Miss Lena Royal,' of Salem,
was wedded to Mr. William A. Adams, of
Marlon, Rev. X. Shupp performing the
Impressive ceremony. The wedding
march was played by Miss Marguerite
Alderson, and a wedding collation was
served after congratulations had been
extended. Mr. and Mrs. Adams left on
the Albany local for their home, followed
by the best wishes of a large circle of
friends.
The initial party of the MardI Soir
dancing Club took place at the Willam
ette Hotel on the evening of December
11. and was well attended by Salem's so
ciety people. The ballroom was superbly
decorated with palms and other exotics,
while a choice orchestra gave pleasure to
all. The grand march was led by the
president of the club, Dr. E. A. Pierce,
and wife. Mrs. Pierce was charm
ingly gowned in pile pink silk muslin,
trimmed with black velvet ribbon and
lace. Many beautiful costumes were
worn, and the affair was an undoubted
presage of a brilliant Winter socially.
Baker City.
Bela Kadish left Baker City the latter
part Qf the week to Join his wife and
children In Denver.
E. E. Cleaver returned to' Baker In the
early part of the week from an extended
trip In Western Oregon.
Miss M. Helen Flynn was up from her
home In Huntington for a few days the
past week, visiting friends here.
The French class was received at the
home of Mrs. C A. Johns on the occa
sion oftheTegula'rweekly meeting.
Mrs. C B. Wade, who Is to be re
ceived by the Alpha Literary Club Satur
day evening, is the guest of Mrs. F. W.
Epplnger.
Miss Mabel B. Jackson" and James C.
Paron were married at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Jackson, Sunday.
Dr W. L. Parker and wife entertained
the Whist Club last week. The meeting
Friday was at the home of Professor
and Mrs. Churchill.
Mrs. Jessie Vert, worthy grand matron
of the Order of the Eastern Star, was
the guest of Mrs. C. A. Johns, of Baker
City. Friday and Saturday.
Local Masons and members of the Or
der of the Eastern Star are making elab
orate preparation for the dedication, ex
ercises December 21. Meetings are being
hod to perfect plans and appoint com
mittees. The Alpha Literary Club met at the
residence of Mrs. C. M. Sage Monday
afternoon. Arrangements were completed
for the reception of Mrs. C B. Wade
Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Alex McDougal The Current Literature
Club has been Invited to attend the meet
ing, which will be addressed by Mrs.
Wade on "Federation."
A new social club was formed In Baker
City Tuesdav evening, on which occasion
the Initial ball wa6 given at the Armory.
Tiie affair was one of the enjoyable
events of the season, as the members
of the club made especial effort to cele
brate their natal day. Decorations were
very appropriate, and an excellent or
chestra provided music A colored waiter
distributed carnations to the ladles from
the center of the hall during the grand
march. Refreshments were served at a
late hour. The members of the new cluu
ere: Dr. J. H. Miller, Dr. F. E. Moore.
George E. Aitkin. Ed Fish. F, F. Berry.
J E. Pomplln, F. W. Schmidt, F. W.
Brooks .d Burke. W. W. Carlyle. M. A.
Butler. Charles Palmer, A. R. Bodmer,
Carl Jonep. A C. Baner, J. M. Berry, H.
H. Harrison, Dade Haines, O. B. Mount,
Jess Ernest, L. Belrdeneaux, F. Flint.
Fred R. Link. H. H. Corey, R. R. Pal
mer. George Foster, Fred Bashe, Harvey
McCord. William Grlffln. Homer Reeves,
Charles I. Flynn. Harry Hyde, J. H. Good
win, Ezra Goodwin, George Hyde. Fred
Epplnger. Louis Rheidoll, Willard Stod
dard, Ed Trumbull, Norman Stoddard, N.
E. Imhaus and S. S. Soule.
Astoria.
Miss Ella Strojig was the guest 'this
week of Miss Frances Holden.
Mrs. J. W. Conn has returned after
an extended visit In California.
The Woman's Club discussed Schubert's
life and work at the last meeting.
Mr and Mrs. George A. Shields have
returned from a month's trip to Southern
California.
J. A. Rnnnells has gone to Los Angeles,
Cal., where he will sjend about six weeks
with his family.
Mrs. Frederick Lelnenweber Is visiting
for a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Hai
Tucker, at Seattle.
Messrs. H. S. SIslcr and C. O. Apple
hagen, of Portland, have been spending a
few days In this city.
Miss Mabel David, of Newberg,, has
been visiting In this city as the guest of
Mr and Mrs. F. Patton.
Miss Clara Young has been visiting for
several days with friends at the Univer
sity of Oregon, at Eugene.
The Epworth League gave a literary
and rouslcil entertainment at the Meth
odist Church Thursday evening.
Dr. Hill Hastings left on Wednesday for
Los Angeles, Cal., where he takes charge
of the United States quarantine station.
Dr. F. Crang and Mrs. Crang, of Forest
Grove were the guests for several days'
of Mr.vand Mrs. George H. George, and
Mrs. H. G. Van Dusen.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Barker, of
this city, and Mr. J. Wallace Harrison,
of Portland, occurred here on Monday.
Rev. II. Narcotte officiating. The cere
mony was performed at the home ot the
2S2Si27SS? S J 2SZ'?ZSEF& tt HHiHitliaHiaiilgll'lSKKi
loMs&jgng md & Kimr?
Mrs. Harrison will reside In Portland.
"The Aster's party at Foard &. Stokes
Hall Friday evening, which was given as
a benefit for Mr. Harry Twilight, was
largely attended, and proved both a social
and financial success.
Society Is looking forward with pleas
ant anticipation to the hop arranged for
next week by Mrs. Oberteuffer. This
will be the first party of the class since
It was organized, and a large number of
Invitations will be issued.
Among Astoria visitors to Portland dur
ing the week were: Miss Tallant, Miss
Harriet Tallant, B. Van Dusen, Dr. Has
tings, Lieutenant Cloke, George W. Mc
Brlde, H. M. Brandsford, J. W. Conn,
Mrs. W. W. Babbidge, A. Dunbar and H.
Wise.
On Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the bride's mother. East Astoria, Miss
Edith Wood was married to Mr. L. P.
Russell, of Clark County. Wash. The
wedding was a very quiet one, and was
attended only by the Immediate family of
the bride.
Oregon City.
Miss Ruth Morerand, of Hillsboro, is vis
iting Miss Kate Mark.
Miss Enle Klein, of Salem, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. William Wright.
Miss E. Sadie White, of Sumpter, la
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. F. Martin.
Julius Lippet, of Colfax,' Wash., was vis
iting his daughter, Miss Sybil Lippet, dur
ing the week.
The Derthick Musical and Literary Club
held a Weber evening at the home or
Mrs. E. E. Williams Tuesday night.
Mrs. William Alldredge entertained a
number of friends Thursday afternoon In
honor of her 12th wedding anniversary.
An entertainment social was held in the
parlors of the Mehtodlst Episcopal Church
Friday night. Miss Frances Myers ana
Ernest Rands winning the conundrum
prizes. Those prominent In the pro
gramme were Mrs. J. R. Hickman, littla
Ineta Dixon, Mrs. E. E. Williams and
Miss Seely.
Falib City Lodge, A. O. U. W., and
Myrtle Lodge, Degree of Honor, gave a
Joint reception and entertainment to the
members of the order in Clackamas Coun
ty Saturday night. About 300 were pres
ent. Addresses were made by Grand Mas
ter Ralph Feeney and Hon. A. S. Dresser,
and musical and literary numbers by Miss
Donalda Dowty, Miss Sadie Michaels and
Mrs. C Blttner. Llvy Stlpp was mas
ter of ceremonies. Dancing followed af
ter an elaborate supper.
Mrs. Robert A. Miller and. Mrs. W. A.
Huntley entertained the members of the
Avon Shakespeare Club at the home of
the latter Wednesday afternoon with a
chafing-dish party. Features of the gath
ering were original m riddles and conun
drums from Shakespeare. The parlors
were tastily decorated. Mrs. Charles H.
Caufield, Mrs. R. L. Hoi man, Mrs. E. W.
Pratt, Mrs. J. W. Meldrum, Mrs. T. W.
Clark, Mrs. George C Brownell, Mrs. C.
B. Moores and Miss Holmes assisted in
the function.
McMtnnxIlIe.
Dr. Lowe, of Eugene, was in this city
over Sunday, visiting at the home of
Mrs. Patty.
Arthur Harris and wife, of Oregon City,
arrived Monday to visit with friends in
McMlnnvllle.
Mrs. J. E. Durham, of Roslyn, B. C,
arrived here Saturday, where she will vis
it relatives and friends.
Mrs. A Uglon and daughter. Pearl, of
Dallas, are visiting in McMlnnvllle, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Creasy.
Everette Latourette late from Nome
City came Tuesday to visit among old
friends in McMlnnvllle for a few days.
Dr J. D. Fenton, of Portland, and
daughter Luclle, spent Friday and Sat
urday of las week In this city, the
guests of F. N. Fenton and family.
The young men of the D. D. Club enter
tained a number of friends in Wrisht's
Hallr Friday evening, December 14. Dane-.
ing and other amusements were indulged
In. A delightful time was spent by all
present,
The roceptlon given the choir of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday evening, was a unique affair.
The programme rendered was much en
Joyed. The reception was given by the
members of the church.
A .delightful tea was given by Mrs. S
I. Hlbbs and Miss Jessie Reed, at their
home on College Side, Thursday of last
week. A large number of friends were
present. Progressive crqclnole was the
principal feature Mrs. George Cable
received first honors. This proved to be
one of the most pleasant affairs of the
season.
Albany.
Lloyd Irvine, of Portland, Is visiting In
the city.
S. M. Pennington is home from a trip
to Rcdland, Cal.
Mr. John Foshay has returned home
from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peacock are up
from Portland on a visit,
D. F..Hardman, clerk in the State Land
Office, in Salem. Is in the city. -
Miss Emma Pfelfferias returned from
a several days' visit to Portland.
Mrs. Frank J. "Miller and child, and
Miss Lena, are visiting in Eugene.
Mrs. Jennie Sullivan, of Harrlsburg, Is
visiting In the city, the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. W. H. Davis.
C. H. Burggraf has returned from a
trip to Pomcroy, Wash., where he se
cured the contract to build a new $25,000
Courthouse.
President W. H. Lee and Messrs. C. A.
Mulkey. G. D. Byers, Owen Beam. O.
M. Hlckey, John Thompson, M. H. Ache
son. Magnus Weylln, A. S. Mack, Bennle
Lqngbottom, F. C. Stellmacher and
A. convention.
Miss Leu Stevenson, of Monmouth, HI..
who has been visiting in Albany several
months, with her brother. Rev. C R.
Stevenson, startod last Wednesday on her
homeward trip. She goes by way of San
Francisco, and was accompanied as far.
as Oakland, CaL. by Mrs. G. Irvine, who
will visit in California,
Toyland
Enjrene.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hammond returned
from" the Sound Tuesday.
Mrs. Delilah Houck, of Corvallls, is it.
Eugene visiting her con.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Terlngton visited In
Portland Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. J. R. Krause, of Salem, Is visiting
her mother and sister in Eugene.
Mrs. Henry Barrow, of Fairfield, la.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Allen.
Mrs. T. W. Shelton has returned from
an extended visit with relatives In Dal
las. Miss Irene Powell, of Brownsville, is
visiting Eugene, the guest of Mrs. A. L.
Peter.
Mr Darwin Brlstow, of Cottage Grove,
visited relatives in Eugene several days
last week.
Miss Stella Robinson, who has been vis
iting In Corvallls and Albany, returnee
home Wednesday.
Mrs. R. S. Bean, of Salem, visited her
parents. Professor and Mrs. Thomas Con
don, during the week."
Mrs. E. R. Bryan has returned to her
home in Corvallls, after a week's visit to
"her sister, Mrs. I. M. Glen.
Mrs. P. J. Miller returned to her home
m Albany Monday, after a visit In Eu
gene to her mother, Mrs. J. G. Geary.
Hon. J. C Carson and Hon. George L.
Storey, of Portland, visited In Eugene
Wednesday, guests of Professor Carson.
Miss Anna Peter, who has been visit
ing her brother, A. L. Peter and sister,
Mrs. W. E. Loughmlller, has returned to
her home in Walla Walla.
The Fourth Regiment Band, under the
direction of Professor Glen, gave the first
of a series of concerts for the season at
the Opera-House Friday evening. There
was a large audience present, who heart
ily enjoyed the entertainment and dem
onstrated their approval by vigorous ap
plause. While the band Is only a young
organization, it is already taking high
rank as a musical organization, and the
first concert was a thorough success.
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Matlock are visit
ing In Portland.
Miss Myrtle Smith has gone to Rear-
don to visit friends.
Miss Hazel Arnold is home from a visit
of two weeks In Portland.
Dr. Fred M. Stlne and wife visited hi
sister, Mrs. C E. Roosevelt, Friday.
Mrs. F. W. Vincent went to Port
land on Monday for a few days' visit,
Mrs. L. Hunzlker has returned from a
visit with her parents, in Walla Walla.
The first dance by the "La Rlwaha"
Club was given on Thursday evening, at
Armory Hall. Light refreshments were
served.
Mrs. C. E. 'Redfleld left Tuesday for
her home in Hcppner, after a pleasant
two weeks' visit with Miss Katherlne
Parsons.
Miss Edna Thompson, Miss Fanchon
Borll and James B. Welch cams home
from Portland, Saturday, and will re
main for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. Judd and Miss
Roberts left Saturday for Hartford,
Conn., where they will -visit relatives
for two or three months.
Miss Genevieve Halley entertained her
young friends on Tuesday evening, at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Halley. Dancing was the feature
of the evening, and after dainty refresh
ments were served the young people de
parted. Ashland.
Mrs. A. P. Hammond Is visiting relatives
at Falrhaven, Wash.
Miss Lyle Watson left for Grant's Pass
Tuesday, where she will visit for a month.
Mr. ond Mrs 3 C. Walter, of,KalIspelI,
Mont,, haVc ban visiting here during
the week. v
Mrs. Kate Howell, after a couple of
month' visit in Portland, returned to this
city Tuesday.
Mr a-d Mrs. S. R. Falrchlld, of Tacoma,
arrived Monday, and will spend the Win
ter in Abhland.
Mrs. Joseph Glbbs, of Caremore, I. T-..
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. McGill, ana
other relatives in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrj. Wllmer Hilt are now at
Alhambra, Los Angeles County, Cal.,
where they will remain for some time.
Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, of Gazelle, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. True, during
the week, and returned home Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Halght, of Sumpter, Baker
County, who has been visiting her
nephew. H. L. Whlted. and family, left
for California during the week.
Mrs. C B. Patrick, of Sacramento, after
a pleasant visit with her daughters, Mrs.
Charles Brady and Mrs. W. B. Pracht.
returned to her home Wednesday.
Illllfiboro.
Mr. Willard Ireland, of Monmouth,
spent Wednesday In this city.
Lincoln Laughlln, of Adams County,
Wash., was in town this week calling on
friends.
G. W. Larkey, of Sedalla, Mo., la In
Hillsboro this week, the guest of F. M.
Heldle and family.
Mrs. H. T. Bagley and Miss Marls
Tongue departed the last of the week for
an extended -visit with friends at Hepp
ner. Mrs. Eliza Williams has returned from
Direct from Santa Claus great work
shop has come another Immense
pack. Bring the children to stroll
through and enjoy the witcheries of
Portland's greatest toy store. 'Twill
gladden their little hearts.
ONLY SEVEN SHOPPING DAYS
.THEN CHRISTMAS
No time to delay your purchases. Make every day do its part, as delays at the
end are sure to occur. If you don't know Just what you want, come here.
The very air is charged with Christmas suggestions. Come early as possible
to avoid the later crowd. Store open every evening till Christmas.
USEFUL AND DURABLE TOYS
Many of these will cultivate habits of order and usefulness that will be worth
many times their cost. See the
Hardwood stools for chll-i e .
dren at lOCea
Hardwood folding tables, 7 c
economical of room OUCd
Doll Furniture
ers, chlffonleres, rockers, beds, eta
.rriccs, tec, 10c to ?lm) eacn.
Child's Furniture
Beautiful gold or enameled finish,
niceiy aecoraiea, cnairs, taDourettcs,
writing tables, dressers, bureaus,
center tables, etc. Prices, $L25 to
$7.00 each.
Tool Chests
A boy's delight; gives him helpful
entertainment and keeps him in good
company. A wide range of prices
here, beginning at 50cf gradually
rising to $9.00 set.
Drums
For the embryo soldiers. All sizes, j
from little play drums, at 25c, to
standard calf-head snare drums, at
j $3.00 each. Every one a good in
strument.
Solid Hardwood Desks
With flat, rolling or lift tops, drawers and compartments, complete. Special
values at $2.35, $2.75 and $3.50 each.
DON'T, FORGET THE DOLLS
On second floor are dolls, from lc up, that will make the children's eyes sparkle.
Dressed dolls In splendid assortment from 10c to $4.50 each.
Special Doll Sale
To Encourage
Early Buying
We will sell this week 00 "American Girl" dressed dolls, 9 Inches -i fn -.
high, with bisque faces and Jointed limbs at the nominal price of Cc
No'purchase that can net greater interest in the happiness It-Drmgs.
Silk Dress
Patterns
for Christmas
What woman would not welcome
one? Particularly if it Is of our
high-grade, guaranteed black silk,
the final reach of human skill and
experience In black silk making. Ab
solutely all pure silk and purest dyes,
ana tne amplest values
for the money. Tour
choice of dull or satin
finish. For 10 years
we've sold this make of
silk and guaranteed ev
ery yard. .Prices
$1 to
-52.50 yd
Fabrics for
Gift Waists
A beautiful line of newest shades
and latest effects In all-wool and
silk and wool. On special tables.
Oriental Rugs
Make luxurious present, last a life
time ana are a contmuai pleasure.
A grand collection on fourth floor.
Our Sale of
B Rainy-Day
Mirts
Comes right In time for your holiday
gift-buying; and Includes the better
grades and newest shapes'' of these
serviceable, well-tailored garments.
$20.00 skirts at $14.95.
$17.50 skirts at $13.65.
$15.00 skirts at $12.25.
$13.50 skirts at $10.75.
$12.50 skirts at $ 9.S7.
$10.00 skirts at $ 7.S5.
Black, grays, tans, brown, navy.
Economical
Chance for
S Stylish Furs
Our entire collection of latest shaped
fur garments: regularly $5.00 to $25.C0,
now-$3.73 to$19.T5 each. All made
of best selected skins.
Thank the mild ,
weather for these
low prices.
SSSStfBSQ
m.
The Art and Needlework Section
Abounds in dainty and useful presents
Boudoir Slippers
A Grand Showing of
Hand-Embroidered Linens
Center pieces, scarfs, tray and tea
cloths, worked In colored or white
silk.
Prices $3 to $25 each
Firmly hand-crocheted, have fleecy
lamb's wool soles. Pink, blue, car-
oinai ana DiacK. "iKt n
Ladies sizes, 3 to 7 ioC pr
Misses' and children's slzea.cr, -v-10
to 2, at OOC pr
Something New in Knee Skirts
Fancy crochted, sllkallne. white, with dainty stripes, sizes for ladies, misses and
cnuaren, in separate ooxes, tor gins, .trices, ji.zo, $1.40, $LdQ to $2.50 each.
Enthusiastic Selling of
at 98c each
Still continues, with better values and
large assortments added dally. Also
marked down prices in all dress
shapes and materials. Purchases of
these amounting to $3.00 or more
Trimmed Free
Till Christmas
Orders to be given at time of purchase.
Hpiiday Linens
Include these In your gift list for
nousewives.
Special Values in
Table Sets
Richardson's snowy satin damask
cloths and one dozen dinner napkins
to match.
Sets With Cloths
2x2 yards, $6.75 set.
2x2 yards. $7.50 set.
2x3 yards, $S.25 set.
Larger ones proportionately priced.
King: I
Calendars and
Christmas Cards
From our fine variety gifts can be
appropriately selected for man, wom
an or child. All priced to Induce
early purchasing. Calendars from
3c up. Christmas cards in five lots,
arranged for early selecting. Prices.
6c. 7c, Sc. 10c and 12c each. Cards
nicely boxed, comprising 6, 10 or 20
cards, at 25c. 35c and 50c box.
Kid Glove
Sale
Every glove want can be met and
satisfied here at our popular prices.
We've decided to continue this week
yesterday's offer of
OUR "NEWPORT"
2-clasp, full pique gloves.QRo nt
worth $1.25, at C?OC pr
Smart and durable.. Black and colors.
OUR "MARJORIE"
3-clasp dress gloves, of
fine French kid, fulir-f 11 SS
Ribbons
Underpriced
IU.
?!23cyd
All silk, fancy-woven and
striped ribbons, 3 ana 4
Inches wide; full 35c grade.
at
Pink, blues, white, cream, cerise,
cardinal, leghorn and black. Beau
tiful for neckwear or decorative purposes.
Special
Handsome chiffon bows.
regularly 35c, will be made
and sold at ribbon counte:
this week for
HScea m
Cut Prices in
tiaviland
Decorated
China
Such as every housekeeper loves. A
sumptuous spread of useful and deco
rative articles for gifts, such as cups
and saucers, from 35c up; plates from
25c up; cake plates, from 6Sc up;
sugar and creamer, from $1.00 up;
teapots, from, $LOo up; salads, from
95c up; bread trays, from $1.13 up.
When remembering your friends for
Christmas, get the best.
In Lamps
IT'S "MILLER'S"
In Cut Glass
rLIBBEY'S"
IPS "'
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W3NW?3Mft
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a several months' visit with relatives In
Eastern Oregon and Washington.
Robert Weatherred, of Seattle, was In
town this week, the guest of his brother,
S. T. Weatherred, and family.
Mr. Oscar Donelson and Miss Henrietta
Bowser were married at the residence of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
Bowser, December 12, 1SC0, Rev. H. Oberg
officiating.
Roaebnrc
Miss Ethel Parrott Is visiting friends
in Portland.
Dr. R. D. Burron has gone to Califor
nia for a month's visit.
Mrs. C. P. Bishop, of Salem, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. O. P. Coshow.
Mrs. C. Perro, of Stillwater, Minn., is
visiting her eon, F. W. Woolley.
Mrs Oscar La Forest, of Spokane, Is
visiting her mother here, Mrs. Moffett.
Mrs, McAllister, of Drain, Ls visiting
her daughter here. Mrs. F. L. Kenny.
Hon. J. T. Bridges and family left this
week for a 10 days' vist at Long Beach.
Mrs'W. M. Moore has gone to Clacka
mas to spend the holidays with her par
ents. Miss Grace Churchill, of Cottage Grove,
ls visiting her sister, Mrs. C. B. Baker.
Mrs. George H. Churchill left Wednes
day for a visit with relatives In Portland.
Mrs. L. Belfils and daughter, Mrs. An
derson, left Tuesday for their home In
Tulare, Cal.
F. A. Krlbs and family, of Minneapolis,
arrived this week, and will probably spend
the Winter here.
Ed Powell, after a year's residence In
Roseburg, left Monday for his old home
In El Paso, Texas.
Mrs. D. P. Fisher and children have re
turned from an extended visit with rela
tives near San Francisco.
Miss Cora Johnson, who has been vis
iting W. M. Moore an.d family, has re
turned to her home In Clackamas County.
Last Thursday evening J. T. and Mrs.
J. T. Bridges entertained a large num
ber of lady and gentlemen friends at
whist and crokinole. The parlors were
tastefully decorated for the occasion. Re
freshments were served during the evening.
Independence.
Miss Essie Robertaon is visiting Mrs.
Clarence Ireland at Oak Ridge.
The ladies of Willamette Lodge, No. 42,
BERNHARDT, IN CHARACTERISTIC POSE, AS THE MELANCHOLY DANE, IN HAMLET.
Degree of Honor, will give a "rag-time"
social on the evening of the 29th.
Miss Mabel Wells, having finished her
term of schoolteachlng at Suver, has re
turned to her home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hodgson, of San
Francisco, visited relatives here during
the week. Mrs. Hodgson was formerly
Miss Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Campbell have re
turned from. Corvallls, where they visit
ed during Thanksgiving with Mrs. Camp
bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Whlt
aker. Miss Grace Damon was the recipient of
a surprise party last Saturday evening.
About 20-young men and ladles composed
the party, and an enjoyable evening was
spent.
A pleasant surprise party -wao given
Miss Nellie Brant last Saturday evening
by a dozen of her young friends. Th
evening was pleasantly passed in games,
after which a light lunch was served.
The Whist Club met last week at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kutch.
The prizewinners were: Mrs. P. M.
Klrkland and Mr. J. S. Cooper, Mrs. O.
D. Butler and Mr. J. B. Klrkland. The
club meets thls week at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C. Brant.
R. L. Lyman, reader, gave a musical
recital Friday evening. In Marsh Hall, un
der the auspices of the musical depart
ment of Pacific University.
A surprise party was given Bessie Chris
tian Monday evening by 25 of her friends.
Refreshments were served.
Jaclu onvllle.
Harry Langell left this city Saturday
for San Francisco.
Judge J. R. Nell, of this city, returned
last week from San Francisco.
George E. Howland and wife, of Grant's
Pass, and J. D. Cook, left on Monday's
train for Portland.
Miss Eva Sollss left Jacksonville Sat
urday evening, for Crescent City, to vis
it her sister, Mrs. Willis Griffin.
An enjoyable whist party was given by
the Misses Muller at their home on Cali
fornia street on last Friday evening Ele
gant refreshments were served. " Those
present were: Misses Josephine and Ella
Orth, Emma Reed Pauline Reuter, Sopla
and Betta Muller. Messrs. Dr. John Reu
ter, Joseph Murphy, John F. Miller, Rus
sell O'Nell, A. N. Sollss and Herbert Mc
Carthy. A pleasant birthday party occurred at
the home of Mrs. George E. Neuber last
Thursday afternoon. The guests were
Mesdames T. J. Kenney, William Cook.
C. Ulrlch, Misses Nellie Bolt, Pauline
Kareski and Miss Emma Ulrlch. An ele
gant supper was served In the evening,
and the ladles were Joined by Messrs. T.
J. Kenney, Charles Prim and George E.
Neuber.
Medford.
Miss Myrtle Woodford ls visltlns la
Portland.
C. F. Waldo, of San Jose, Cal., ls visit
ing In Medford.
Manford Sears, of Dallas, Or., is visit
ing friends here.
C. P. Hicks and wife left for San Fran
cisco Wednesday.
Sydney Cole returned from Klamathon,
Cal., several days ago.
Edward Elmer, of Whitehall, Mont, ia
-visiting Rev. Mr. Gist andV family.
J. W. Welch, G. M., I. O. O. F., and
wife, of Astoria, were Medford guests
Wednesday.
Mrs. F. C. Duncan and daughter, o
Darlington, Wis., arrived Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Odgers.
One f the most enjoyable events of tho
week was tho first of a series of dancing
parties given by the Misses Rhlnehart
and Ross. Quite a large number of peo
ple were in attendance, and the evenlns
was devoted to a mixed programme of
dances. The next party will be given tho
last of the month.
SICETCIt OF THE "DIVIXE 3ARA. BY HOWE "WILLIAMS. THE WEI.I-KXOWX KKW TORJC ILtUSTRATOIU
Forest Grove.
Conrad McNamer has returned to this
city.
Mrs. E. A. Kreider ls visiting at New
Whatcom.
Mrs. M. A. McKenzIe, of Astoria, is vis
iting here.
Dr. Frank Crang and wife have re
turned from Astoria.
Mrs. Joseph Watt and daughter Carrie
have returned from a visit to North Yak
ima. J. C. Armstrong, of Sacramento, who
' has been spending the Summer here, has
. returned.
Miss Elva Hughes has gone to Brook
lyn, N. T., to reside with her father, E.
C. Hughes, formerly of Washington
County.
Miss Lois McCobb, vocalist, and Miss
Caroline McCobb, pianist, assisted by Mr.
Trotitdale.
Mr. William Hlckey and family are re
visiting Troudale.
Mr. Charles Powell and family have re
moved to Pendleton.
Mrs. James Mackenzie, from Eagle
Creek, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bol
ton. Mrs. D. W. Mackay entertained the mis
sionary committee of the Y. P. S. C. E.
on Thursday afternoon, December 13.
Rainbow Circle, Women of Woodcraft,
presented the drama "Among the Break
ers" with complete success to a crowded
house last night, December 15.
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Harlow and a number of guests held a
charming celebration of the second anni
versary of their marriage. An elegant
supper was served; gamos and music
completed the programme.
The Whist Club enjoyed the hospitality
of Mr. and Mrs". Fred Harlow on Friday
evening. Mrs. "Vandever and Mr. J. C.
Branham received consolation souvenlre,
while Mrs. Peck and Mr. T. O. Tipton
gained first prizes. A dainty lunch was
served.
Corvallls.
Miss Lizzie Griffin, of Eugene, arrived
Saturday, for a visit with Mrs. Mary
Bryson.
Mrs. G. R. Farra entertained the La
dles' Whist Club very pleasantly Thurs
day afternoon.
The Ladles' Social Club gave a very
pleasant dancing party at Firemen Hall
Friday eveninsr.
Mrs. Thomas Whltehorn entertained the
Congregational Missionary Society Tues
day afternoon. An interesting programme
was rendered, and dainty refreshments
were served.
The Feronlan Literary Society at O. A.
C was entertained by the Amicltias Sat-
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