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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1901)
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 18, 1901 18 Mr. and Mrs. Piillp Selling celebrated their golden wedding Wednesday. Tele grams in felicitation of the happy event were received from friends in all parts of the United States, and beautiful pres onts came as additional tokens of es teem. In the evening:, at the family resi dence, 434 Main street, a reception to the friends of the venerable home-builder and his honored -wife was held, and -was attended by a large number of friends. The home was beautifully decorated with flowers, and every nook and corner shed forth its fragrance. The veranda and the yard were hung with Chinese and Japanese lanterns. Sprightly music from an orchestra concealed in the bower em phasized the joyous "nature of the occa sion. Refreshments were served of ices, and many a toast was drunk to the good health and continued happiness of the two in whose honor the gathering had congregated. In the afternoon, the immediate fam ily and relatives celebrated the anniver sary in a dinner at which were present: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Selling, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selling, Laurence Selling, and "Miss Ray Selling; Mr. and Mrs. M. Slchel and Herbert Slchel, Mrs. Matthias Meyer, of San Francisco, sister of Mr. Philip Selling; Mrs. Simon Selling, of Corval 11s; Mrs. I. Selling, sister of Mrs. Philip Selling; Sam Selling and Rosa Selling, of Oregon City; Mrs. Kahn, Mrs. Sarah Werthelmer, of San Francisco, sister of Mrs. Ben Selling; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mayer, sister of Mrs. Philip Selling. Mr. and Mrs. Selling were the first Jew ish couple married in San Francisco. Mr. Soiling came to the United States from Furth, Germany, in 1S12. After seven years on the Atlantic Coast, six of which wore spent in Alabama, he left in 1849 from New Orleans for California, going via the Isthmus. He arrived in San Francisco in 1S50. He met his wife, then Miss Caroline Aubuck, at Sonora m Tu olumne County, then one of the richest mining regions in the state. They were married at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mayer. Rabbi Meyers, of New Or leans, performed the ceremony, on August 14 185L Sonora was made their home, whore Mr. Selling went Into a general merchandise business and prospered, in 1S69 they left Sonora. going to New York with the Intention of taking a. trip to Europe. When war broke out between Austria and Germany, Mr. Selling being liable for military service, postponed the trip; and after spending two years in New York, they returned to California, coming soon after to Portland, In 1862, where thev have resided since. Mr. Sell ing engaged In a general merchandise business in Portland. In 1SG5 he lost evervthing he had by fire, -and was com pelled to build up his fortunes anew With good credit and the assistance of Mrs. Selling ho succeeded, and retired in IS. Both Mr. and Mrs. Selling are esteemed for their interest in all things charitable, having contributed to the hos pitals and many other charitable organi zations. Mr. Selling is one of the pioneer Masons of Portland. The presence of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mayer at the goiaen wedding, who had been present at the wedding 50 years ago, was one of the great sources of gratifi cation to all. Mr. and Mrs. Mayer cele brated their jubilee several years ago. In live years they will telebrate their dia mond wedding. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Adams celebrated -last Tuesday evening at Adrnnshurst (or The Maples"), Midway Station, the 20th anniversary of their wedding by a lawn fote. About 150 guests attended. Am.d the din of tooting horns and other oral merriment, the guests alighted from the three electric cars chartered for their use, and were received by Mr. and Mrs. Adams at the main entrance to their beautiful and spacious villa. The south half of the two-acre lawn, under two giant maple trees, was used for the fete. A more ideal and picturesque site for a lawn party could hardly be Imagined. About tlie grovelike spot rustic 'chairs, tables and settees had been placed for the ac commodation of the guests. Through and around the lawn swung variegated Chinese and Japanese lanterns. Among the guests were represented various Portland orders. To svmbolise these orders, Mrs. Adams had erected on the lawn an Indian tepee, lined with ferns and covered with fir branches and draped in red. white and blue. In honor of the United Artisans; a Government tent, decked with American flags and iioered with army blankets, for the Order of Washington; and a booth, trimmed in rod, white and green to rep resent the Women of Woodcraft. The villa itself was bedecked with the Stars and Stripes in the front, and the veranda was gracefully festooned and garlanded -with evergreens, fir and Ivy. To the pi ano accompaniment of Mrs. Blumenthal the guests indulged in round and square dancing on the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Clen aghan and Miss Morgan sang; Miss Mad eline Fagan gave rag-time pieces on the piano, and Miss Cordelia Marks made a hit with classic and popular piano selections. Among the many presents received by Mr. and Mrs. Adams commemorative of lhoir 20th wedding anniversary was a large crystal punch-bowl, resting on a French-plate mirror, with a set of twelve punch-glasses and a silver ladle. This was a present from Oregon Assembly No. 1, United Artisans, of Portland, and was presented on behalf of that order by J. P. Finley in an appropriate speech. The Women of Woodcraft presented a com plete chocolate set: the Order of Wash ington, Myrtle Union No. 71, a Dresden berry set, and the Supreme Office Order of Washington, a fruit set. At the con clusion of the present-giving, Mr. Arpln entertained the guests delightfully with graphophone selections. Refreshments were then served under the maples. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones at their home, S25 First street, gave a "Welcome Home" party Wednesday evening, August 7. Those present were: Mrs. J. Patter son. Miss Louise Patterson, Mr. Pine, Mr. Hunter, Mrs. E. N. Baker, Misses Efiie and Nellie Baker, Mr. Walter Reavis, Mrs. E. Young, Miss May Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shepard are spoadlng Sunday at the . Willows, the guests of the Wesley Ladds. Mrs. Henry Haussman and Miss Getta Wasserman have gone to Tacoma to re- maln irJnrr fhi "Flllcs pamlval. Among those at pressnt at Ecola are: Mrs. C H. Lewis, Mrs. George F. Flan ders. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Wilson, Miss Couch. Miss Lewis, Miss Frances Lewis, Miss Flanders and Miss M. Louise Flan ders. Mrs. Wasserman and family have taken the Hegele residence, corner of Four teenth and Morrison streets, for the Win ter months. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Raymond have gone to housekeeping at 144 North Twenty second street. Mrs. Harry W. Goode and "family are spending the Summer at the Breakers. Mrs. George F. Russell and her daughter Nan are at Locksley Hall for the Sum mer. Mrs. E. R. Ayer and daughter, who have been rusticating at the Breakers for the past month, have returned to town. Mr. W. T. Wallace, who has been In California, for the past six months, ar rived in Portland yesterday and is the guest of his sister, Mrs. James R. Mc- The Rev. E E. Baker, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Oakland, Cal.. who is en route to Alaska, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Scott at Irvington during the past week. Mrs. Harry Allen anS Miss Maylita Pease were passengers on the Potter yes terday, en route to the Breakers. Holbrook WIthington has returned from a week's outing at Ecola. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Runyon, of Red Bluff, arrived from Spokane last Monday and are at the Portland. Mrs. Karl Harbaugh came from Seattle on Thursday and Is visiting her father, t,ii Ztrtrtrt TT Williams. Mrs. T. A. Stewart, Miss Etta Stewart and Miss Alice Crichton, o ban ran clscp, left on Tuesday morning for Grimes Hotel, where they will remain until the end of this month. Mrs. Samuel Herring left for Newton's on Friday morning. Miss Fannv Brown went to Tacoma on Monday, where she Is visiting Miss Wool sey. Carll Lewis and Frank Dekum have gone to Tacoma for 10 days to attend the ten nis tournament. WEDDINGS. Carlton-Aclcerman. Monday, Auguet 12, at the home of the bride's parents at Salem,' Miss Lillian I. Ackernmn and Edmund F. Carlton were united In marriage. The Rev. W. G. Eliot performed the ceremony. The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ackerman, parents of the bride, Vas 'beautifully decorated for the occasion. One of the most unique floral designs was an umbrella tof Ivy and clematis, under whose- shelter the con tracting parties stood while the ceremony was performed. Miss Carrie Ackerman acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Herbert Carl ton as best man. Only a few relatives and close friends were present. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ackerman. She is a graduate of the University of Oregon and a successful teacher. The groom is the son of Rev. L Carlton, a retired Congre gational minister, who-successfully op erates a large grain and stock farm near Lebanon. Mr. Carlton has taken several years -nork at the University of Oregon and one year at Pacific University. He is an. efficient and successful teacher, and returns for a second year's prlnclpalshlp at iToseph, Or. Stark-Smith. A pretty wedding took place Wednes day evening, August 7, at Mount Har mony, Or., when Miss Josie Eddy Smiih, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, was married to Emil Stark, the Rev. How ard Osborn officiating. Miss Maggie May Smith, sister of the bride, acted as brides maid, and Mr. Louis Stark, brother of the groom, as best man. The house was beautifully decorated. At the sound of Mendelsbohn's wedding march, played by Mies Seatta Smith, the bridal party came under a canopy of flowers, where the ceremony was pronounced. The bride was attired in a pretty gown of white silk organdie, and carried a bouquet of white carnations. After a dainty repast the young couple departed for; their future heme amid the usual shower of rice and old shoes. Only Intimate friends were present. v Hnglics-TnrnTunll. S. G. Hughes, of Forest Grove, and Miss Edith Turnbull, of Portland, were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. NancyTurnbull, 544 Kerby street, Thursday, August 15. The Rev. G. A. Taggart officiated. Mr. Hughes is a prominent young business man of Forest Grove, and Miss Turnbull one of Alblna's young women. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hughes left for Seattle for two weeks. They will be at home to friends after September 1 at their home In Forest Grove. Stevcns-Iticliardson. A quiet wedding took place last Wed nesday evening, August 14, the contracting parties being Miss Daisy Richardson and Stanley S. Stevens. The ceremony was performed at the parsonage of the hn manucl Baptist Church by the Rev. Stan ton C. Lapman.' Miss Richardson Is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Richardson, of 605 Second street. Mr. Stevens is one of Portland's postmen. Everdlns-Peclc. Henrv R. Evcrdlng. of this city, and Miss Rusha L. Peck, of Victor, Colo., were married Wednesday evening at the home of the groom's parents, 241 Tenth street. The Rev. B. S. Hoadley performed the ceremony. Miss Lulu M Holmes acted as bridesmaid and Robert S. Far roll as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Everdlng are spending their honeymoon at Long Beach. IHcUmaxn-Pngfli. Mr. John W. Hickman and Mrs. Olive E Pugh were married In St Matthew's Episcopal Church on the evening of Au gust C, in the presence of their immediate friends. Kocklnsr-Scott. Mr. Edward F. Hocking and Miss Ada L. Scott were quietly married in St. Mat thew's Episcopal Church Sunday after noon, August 11. Personal Aotes. Mrs. G. M. Weister Is at Long Beach. Mr. H. P. Gearing Is sojourning at the seaside. Miss Amelia Baum has returned from the Coast. Miss Leona Deltz left Monday for For est Grove. C. A. Lounsbury returned to Ashland Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Treat Piatt are at the Hobart-Curtis. Mrs. Robert Lutke is entertaining Miss Ada Harrison at Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. George "Vogt have gone to Seaview for the -Summer. Mrs. Wesley B. Crewdson and baby left last week for the mountains. i Mrs. 3. G. Fulton leaves tonight for sev eral weeks' visit In the East.- Miss Clemence McEntee left Thursday to visit friends at Long Beach. Miss Doda Owens has returned, after a two months' visit In the East. Mr. and Mrs. A Sequin have gone for a three weeks' vacation to the beach. Mrs. Fred PhillippI and Miss Gretchen Elchorn are back from Clatsop beach. Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Knodcr are visiting friends ard relatives In Washington. Miss Alice Rosenthal Is spending her vacation at Montavilla. visiting friends. Mrs. Charles S. Archer Is visiting her sister.' Mrs. W. S. Gaylord. at Dufur. Or. Misses Rosa and Amelia Baum left during the week for Seattle and Tacoma Captain W. J. Redmond and wife have gone to MeadpwrLake to spend the bum mer.. Dr. L. A. S'hane returned yesterday from his outing In the vicinity of Mount Hood. rs. Phil Blumauer returned last week from a four weeks' outing at Wllhoit Springs. Miss Marguerite Bays returned Thurs day, after a two weeks' outing at Long Beach. Miss Clara Bellinger, of Boise, Idaho, is visiting Mrs. F. M. Graham at ,S0 West Park. ' Tony De Boest. , who has lived all his life on the East Side, has moved to the West Side. Mrs. L. Schuman and daughter Made line, of Dawson City, are here for a three j weeks' visit, Mr. and Mrs. William Whlgham have returned from Clatsop Beach, after a two weeks' outing. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Miller and H. C. Rash have returned from a fishing trip at McKenzle Bridge! Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hughes left Mon day for Tacoma, Seattle and Victoria, on a two weeks' visit. County. Commissioner J. G. Mack and family have removed to a new residence at 751 Hoyt street. Miss Ada Harrison, of Prlnceville, 111., Is visiting Mrs. Robert Lutke and sister, Mies Minnie Kneer. Miss Agnes Dukes, of Hood River, is in the city, the guest of Miss Fay La France at 690 Water street. Mrs. J. A. Kelly and daughter Eva have returned from a two weeks' visit to Nehalem Mountains. Mrs. R. H. Weeks, who has been -pending the past month In San Francisco, Is expected home this week. Dr. Amelia Zlegler and niece, Gladys Sauvain, returned froma pleasant outing at North Beach Wednesday. Mrs. Adoiphe Wolfe and family returned yesterday after an outing of three weeks at the Breakers. Long Beach. Mrs. Rose Bernstein, who has been at Hot Lake for the past two weeks, will probably remain during August. Mrs. Theodore Allen and children, Clif ford and Florence, are visiting her father, B. J. Grubbl, in Southern Oregon. Miss Hetla Rivers, formerly of Port land, now studying music In New York, Is at the Pan-American Exposition. Mrs. J. S. Heller, who has been visiting Mrs. C. B. Buchanan, of Cornelius, for the past week, returned home Monday. Mrs. A. M. Williams, with Misses Jeanette and' Flora Williams, have re turned from a two weeks' visit at Puget Sound. The Rev. E. C. Sanderson, dean of Eu gene Divinity School, has been visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harris, at Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lllburn are In their new home at the corner of East Seventh and Prescott. Their former home was at Woodlawn. Mrs. F. E. Lounsbury returned from Seaside Sunday and left Tuesday for a month's visit In Tacoma and Deer Lodge City, Mont. .Misses Isabel and Kathryn Mott left the early part of the week for Tacoma and Seattle, where they will visit their uncle, J. MacAllster. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Manela are at Athena, Or., where Mr. Manela has ac cepted a position with the Pacific Coast Elevator Company. Fletcher Linn returned from the East Wenesday evening, having visited the Pan-American Exposition and many large cities of the East. Mrs. A. Appell and daughter, Mies J. Bernico Appell, have returned from a six weeks' pleasure trip to Spokane, Wenatchee and Seattle. Miss L. Jameson, of Malone, N. Y., started for home Saturday. She will stop at Tyner, .North Dakota-, to visit her brother, ...' L. Jameson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Roberts, of Col fax, ' Wash., are visiting Mrs. Roberts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hatfield, at 442 East Sherman street. Mr. Charles Cooper leaves on August 20 to attend the National convention of stationary engineers, at Rochester, N. Y. He will be gone about three weeks. Mrs. C. S. Wenner and son Stanley, of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Wenner's sis ter, Mrs. Fred A. Snow, at 406 Brazee street. They go from here to Seattle. Mrs. W. J. Vincent and sister, Mrs. Meighan, returned from Long Beach Tuesday. Mrs. Meighan left the follow ing day to visit the Sound cities, before returning to Ogden. Miss Carrie Butler, who has been vis iting friends in this city the past week, returned to her home in HoodRiver yes terday evening, and will leaye'next Tues day for an extended trip East. The Misses Mary and Jennie B. Hyde, WILL The engagement Is announced of V.A. Schilling and Miss Leila Lane Shelby. They will be married September 18 at the bride's home, 220 Harrison street, after which they will go to Banff Springs. Miss Shelby is the second daughter of Eugene Shelby, general agent of Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Express and tho Pacltto Express Company. She Is a sister to Miss Eugenia Shelby, who christened the battle-ship Oregon, and a granddaughter of General Joseph Lane, first Territorial Governor of Oregon. Mr. Schilling is ono of the ablest young railroad men In the United States. He entered the business 16 years ago as telegraph operator, and has been advancod for merit until nW ho is In charge of all tue Portland passenger business that was formerly conducted by the separate offices of the Union Pacific. Oregon Short Line, O. R. & N. and Southern Pacific Companies. He was born' in Canton, O. 33 years ago. and came to Portland from San Francisco In 1801. Presldont McKinley was a next-door neighbor of the Schilling family. of the Lady Jane Grey Private School for Young Ladles at Blnghamton, N. Y., speit several days of. last week guests of Mrs. Osmon Boyal, 641 East Morrison street. The Misses Hyde are now at Yellowstone, on their way home. Colonel and Mrs. B. D. Evans, of St. Paul, Minn., are visiting their children, Mr. and -uxrs. L. P. Clark and Mr. and Slra. Tan TV. Evans, of this city. Colonel Evans Is with the Great Northern sys tem, having run passenger-trains for that company since 1S76, and Is one of the best known conductors In the West. He en- listed in the War of the Rebellion, serv ing three years with the Thirty-first Wis consin Volunteers. He is on the staff of the present Governor of Minnesota, with the rank of Colonel. P. F. Morey is having the house on his farm put In order andvwlll remove to if with his family about the end of this month. The Knapp property, where he J has been living, was purchased by Robert Wilson, of SpokaneT a short time ago, possession to be given September 1, and Mr. Wilson and family will move In as soon after that date as practicable. Sam B. Archer and C. L. Reams, of Jacksonville, are spending a few weeks In Jackson 'County, on a hunting and fishing trfp. .While camped near Dead In dian Springs they took a trip of three davs. five miles up Butte Creek, and caught 300 rainbow trout. They will next camp at Fieh Lake, make the ascent df J Mount .rut irom mat puim., uuu i.uii.iuui. their trip with fishing In Rogue River. H. B. Lltt Wired from New York that he is copy ing some of Sarah Mayer of Rue de La Paix, Paris, France, garments. They will be Americanized according to his taste, and states that the display he will have this Fall will be equal to Altman's, of New York, and If possible, superior In taste. A few more suits have arrived, also the real English covert raglan, which is the positive garment for rain, street, marketing and traveling. Also .100 more of unlined walking skirts. A sweet voune lady remarked yester day: "The Toke Points on hlf-shell are , a aream. taiiss l. xi.j OREGOX. Snlem. Otto Wilson is at Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allison are at New port. Miss Edna Price is visiting friends In Eastern Oregon. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Griffith spent the week at Newport. Misses Helen and Evelen Calbreath went to Newport this week. County Judge J. H. Scott returned Wed nesday from Newport. Mrs. Leo Willis and daughter, Carrie, went to Seaside Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts have returned from an outing at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. H N. Cockerline went to Newport Thursday for a brief outing. Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., returned Thursday from a brief outing at Sea side. v Mro. R. J. Hendricks and Miss Augusta Giesy are taking their Summer outing at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davey and family have returned from their Summer vaca tion at Newport. Mrs. I. A. Manning, of Matagalpa, Man agua, Is visiting her husband's father, William Manning, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Giesy and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roland returned Tuesday from Tillamook Bay and Trask River. Hon. C. A. Johns, of Baker City, was in tho city this week, and has gone to New port in company with J. D. Sutherland. F. A. Wiggins. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Krausse, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Har rltt went to Newport early In the week. Miss Martha Kumler, formerly a resi dent of this city, has returned to her home in Kokomo, Ind, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. George E. Hatch. Oregon. City, Mrs. Mi Nelson, of Chicago, visited, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGlashan this week. Miss Metta Finley left Tuesday to spend her Summer vacation at Victoria, B. C. Miss Emily Fletcher and Miss Mitchell, of Salem, were visiting Miss Minnie Meyer during the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rose, of St. Paul, Minn., who were visiting their nephew, C. A. Nash, returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Caufield and Charles Albright and family expect to leave for Tillamook coast Monday, for a two weeks' visit. Mrs. W. B. Zumwalt, Mrs. J. W. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Marshall and J. Patterson left for Newport the first of the week. Dodd Shlndler returned to San Fran cisco Saturday night. Mrs. Shindler will visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Morris, for a few w'eeks longer. Walter Love, of Honolulu, who has com pleted a course of studies In Yale Col lege, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W." Moffatt Monday. He was on his way home, ac companied by his sister, Miss Stella Love. George A. Steel and family, Mrs. J. W. Meldrum and family, Charles H. Caufield and family, D. C. Latourette and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. 'W. Church, are home from Government Camp, near Mount Hood. Mrs. Dan O'Neill and Miss Mollie Holmes entertained a party at luncheon DE MARRIED NEXT MONTH. at Rose Farm Thursday. The guests wero S. T. Hamilton, Mrs. L. L. McAr thur, Miss Palling, George L. Story, of Portland, and Mrs. W. M. Molson, of To. ronto, Canada. Hillaboro. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. BarrCct are at Newport. Miss Elizabeth Milne is visiting friends at Newport. Mr. Adolph Slegrlst -has returned from Yaquina Bay. Messrs, W. E, McCourt and J. W. Bailey Great August and carpets at such remarkably Art Squares at Actual Cost THREE ECLIPSE STEEL RANGES are better than the best. 15 years. Six-hole No. 8 Eclipse Steel Ranne and high closet $27.50 No. 8 Cook Stove, $8.50. WE !TZ 173-175 are at Nye Creek this week visiting Hills boro friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. Blaser -departed Wednesday for Tillamook. Mr and Mrs. Charles Elwell have re turned to Portland after a. three weeks vacation In this city. Miss Viola Bauman, of Cedar Mill, and Miss Anna Bauman, of Portland were guests of Mrs. L. A. Long this week. Mrs F C. Shanahan has departed for her home In Tacoma. after a fortnight's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moreland. Mrs. J A. Imbrle, Mrs. Robert Imbrle. Mrs. Lctltia Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon McLin are at Ocean Park, Til lamook County. Ashland. Mrs. M. B. Franklin, of Portland, Is vis iting 'friends In this city. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Billings have up turned from Yaquina Bay. Mrs B. G. Fox and son, of Globe, Ariz., are visiting Mrs. E. V. Carter. Rev. J. T. Abbett and family are Damp ing In Ashland Creek Canyon. Mrs. William Mathes left Wednesday afternoon for a short stay In Tacom.a Mr and Mrs. William Catron, of Oak land, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. HIU. Mr and Mrs. L. P. Hammond, of Chl cago are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Fox. Mr and Mrs. G. S. Butler and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Barron havegone to Cinnabar Springs. Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Tllton arrived from Eugene Friday and will make their homo In this city. Miss Nellie Dickey has gone to Berke ley to resume her studifes at the Califor nia University. Mr and Mrs. J. W. McCarthy, of San Francisco, are spending their vacation with the family of Henry Judge. Mrs T. M. Wilson and daughters, who have been visiting Mrs. J. B. Standard, have returned to their home in Newberg. Dr and Mrs. R. T. Burnett, Olive Wing, Jesse Lucas, F. R. Neil and Fred Engle havo returned from an outing at Pelican Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casey, of Tucson, Ariz., and Mrs. J. N. White, of Duns muir, are visiting Mrs. Casey's brother, Mr. George A. White. D K Harris, of Burlington, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sheldon, of Northamp ton, Mass., have returned to this city, after several weeks' visit at Pelican Bay. Professor W. F. Cameron and wife ar rived from Salida, Col., Monday. Profes sor Cameron will have charge of the pub lic schools during the coming school year. A pretty wedding took place at the Christian Church Wednesday evening, the contracting parties being F. B. Bobbins, a young business man of this city, and Miss Anna V. Luster, one of Ashland's public school teachers. Tho ceremony was per formed by Rev. J. T. Tout In the presence of 1C0 guests. Tho church building was beautifully decorated. After the ceremony the wedding -party repaired to the resi dence of Mrs. Lottie Pelton, on Spring street, where a reception was held. The newly married couple have begun house keeping In their new dwelling on Granite street. Pendleton. E. Y. Judd spent a few days at Bing ham last week. ( Mrs. T. C. Taylor and Miss Ida Thomp son are at Long Beach. Miss Harriette Ellsworth Thompson Is at Bingham for an outing. Mrs. C. B. Wade and her nephew, G. E. Bearce, Jef t Thursday for Portland for a Sale of Furniture low prices. These squares are made of excellent wearing material, all fast colors and the patterns are beautiful. This week only at these sensational low prices. 9x71, $2.25; 9x9, $3.25; SAMPLES OF OUR BARGAIN This beautiful 3-Piecc Ma hogany Finished Frames, pretty velour coverings,regu lar $19.50, Sale price $12.50 SELL ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED l SONS, The Homef urnishers First Street 219-225 Yamhill Street m WEDDING MA WASHINGTON BIDG., Fourth anO. HEADQUARTERS Embossed Stationery of All Kinds NOTARY, CORPORATION AND LODGE SEALS Phone few days' visit. Mr. Bearce Is from Lew istou, Me. Mrs. Dean S. Tatom has gone to Hida way Springs for an outing. Miss Etta Hexter has returned from vis iting friends In Baker City. Will Sturgis has gone to California, where he will enter Berkeley Collese In September. v Miss Jennie P,eatlc, Miss Eva Wood and Miss Sadie Baum have returned from a trip to Buffalo. Mrs. E. P. Marshall and Miss Belle Bishop have gone to Victoria, B. C, for a month's visit. Mrs. Jane Hartman and grandsons. James and Cress Sturgis, have returned from Bingham. John F. Roblson and H. F. Johnson spent a few days at Bingham last week with their families. Mr. and Mrs. Haldane Dickson and chil dren left Sunday for an outing of two weeks at Bingham Springs. $rrs. Ives, Miss Charity 'Ankeny and Miss Harriet Ankeny passd through Pen dleton Monday on their way to Bingham Springs. Miss Bertha Alexander has returned home after a two months' visit at Law ton and Baker City. She was accompa nied by Miss Gharlotte Eppinger and Miss Anna McKay. Mr. and Mrs. "William Roesch and Mlas Freda Roesch left Wednesday for Cali fornia, where Mr. and Mrs. Roesch will visit for a month. MIsa Roesch will en ter Mills Seminary. Mrs. W. H. Jones and daughters, Paul ine and Minnie, have gone to Seattle to visit Mrs. Jones' son, C. D. White. They will visit Victoria and Vancouver before returning home In September. Wednesday evening, at the home of the bride's uncle, Mr. T. B. Wells, Miss Ella M. Jordan and Mr. George O. Campbell wero married". Both young people are well known In Pendleton, where they will make tfcelr home. Medford. Miss Myrtle Lawton visited Central Point friends this week. Miss Nora Sydow,' of Central Point, vis ited friends here this week Mrs. Peter Debols, of Spencer, la.. Is the guest of Mrs. McPherson. J. W. Margrciter and daughter, of Kan sas City, Mo., are visiting Medford rela tives. Miss Nettlo E. Ross, of Portland, Is visiting here, the guest of Mrs. J. H". Norris. Miss LHHe Starmer, of Alameda, Cal.. Is vlsitirfg her uncle, Henry Bouton, of this city. Mrs. W. E. Frazler, of Portland, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. H. Howard, of this city. G. L. Davis and family returned from their outing at Pelican Bay and Crater Lake this week. Robert A. Moore, of Portland, former Treasurer of Jackson County, visited Medford this week. Colonel and Mrs. H. H. Sargent left for Chicago, Saturday, en route to Cuba, where they will reside. Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Burnett, of Ash land, visited Mrs. Burnett's mother, Mrs. Sears, the first of the week. D. B. Russell and family, of Fort Jones, Cal., are visiting Mrs. Russell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Van Scoy. Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Arnold and W. Raw lings and family left Friday for a few weeks' outing at Crescent City. Miss Myrtle Flood, who has been visit ing relatives In Wellen, returned to her home in McCloud, Cal., Thursday. Mrs. K. Snyder, of Walla Walla, Wash., arrived here recently for a few weeks' visit with her brother. A. S. Wells, and family. Mr. and Mr3. Renus Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Ranee Rouse, Misses Iva Purdln and Erma WIgle, and Miss Rouse re turned from Colestln recently. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hodgson, of San Francisco, and Master Don Colvlg, of Jacksonville, left Monday for an outing in the Crater Lake country. Miss Juanlta Day, of Fairmont, Minn., and .Carpets I 9x101, $3.75; 9x12, $4.50 PRICES THIS NEAT ROCKER Best hard wood, nicely finished, regular $1.75, sale three days only 95 Cents fkgjgpSsSv INVITATIONS AND VISITING CARDS EMBOSSED STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. ENGRAVER Washington Street. Over Idtt'g. FOR ENGRAVED rds nhravpr265r"h,ni!!?"st e LiiuiuiVi corner uiiru Brown 426. daughter of Senator Day, of that state, arrived In Medford recentlv. and fe vlsit- fingslier uncle, G. H. Howla;nd, and family. Mrs. I. L. Hamilton entertained' about 20 young people Tuesday evening. Tlia time was spent with card-plnylng. Instru mental and vocal music, and various other amusements. The evening- was a thoroughly enjoyable one. Woodbnrn. Oliver Thompson has gone to Newport. Mrs. O. D. Henderson 13 entertaining Mrs. L. B. Mitchell, of La Grande. Mrs. G. Strlts and daughter. Katie, left Monday for a sojourn at Newport C. P. Brlgga departed Wednesday for a week's visit at Castle Rock. Wash. Mrs. A. B. Lewis, of Eastern Oregon, has been the guest of Mrs. T. M. Hicks. G. T. Carey, from Minnesota, was the guest of J. R. Landon. two days this week. Miss Delia Bradley, on her way to Port land, from Dallas and Salem, stayed a few day3 with friends here. J. L. Riddle, wife and aon. Will. hav& returned from a month's outing at tho hot springs near Detroit. iMrs. D. A. McKeo, of this city, and Miss Eva McKeo and Mr. E. C. Malloy, of Portland, aro at Wllholtf Springs. Mrs. S. A. D. Gurley and son, Wayne. of Arlington, arrived Saturday for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. Moshbergcr. Mr. and Mrs. Denning, with their daugh ter, Mrs. Munsell, and her family, havo returned to their old home in Minnesota. Mrs. J. W. Briggs and daughter, Mrs. Byron Hunter, of Lewlston, Idaho, re turned to their homo Friday by way of Portland. MIsa Hardlncr. of Portland, and Mrs. Peter Feller, of Buttevllle, have been, thar guests of the latter's daughter, Mrs. u, H. Bomhoff. Dr. W. O. Oglo returned from Chicago last Thursday evening, where he recently finished a dental course. He has gono to Newport. Rev. G. H. Bennett and two sons, J. R. Landon and Grant Sorby. started Wednes day for the Coast range, to be absent un til September. Miss Scott Montgomery, assistant post master at Colfax. Wash., and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. George W. .Jones are the guests of Mrs. F. W. Settlemler. Mrs. W. A. Leonard and daughters have returned from a pleasure trip to Grant's Pass and Eugene. Dr. Leonard returned Sunday from Foley Springs. Grant's Fn. H. C. Bobzlen came home from Newport Monday. Rev. P. Harper went to Portland. Tues day for a visit. Rev. G. W. Black and daughter left Monday for Burns, by way of Ashland. MI"s Ida Williams left Wednesday for Ashland to visit Miss Anna McCarthy. Mrs F. M. Hawks, of Chicago, Is pay ing a visit to her brother. A. B. CorneR Mrs. L. L. Jewell came home Tuesdaj from Portland, where she has spent a month. Mr. W. Y. Cope returned from Santa S Face Powder I for urainerr keep oft freckle hmJ M blrnihhcs. Absolutely pure Samule free. J. A Powuni.S I.oui. Mo. -j J