The Sunday Oregonian., November 01, 1903, PART THREE, Page 21, Image 21

THE SU2vDAY OREGOZsTIASr, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER t, 1903.
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erncr T. T. Geer, was married In Salem
on Wednesday to Marvin F. Bowles, of
Baker City. Mr. and Mrs. Bowles will
spend tho Winter In Portland and In the
Spring will go to Baker City, -which Is to
3)0 their home.
Eby-Shull.
P. G. Eby and Miss Capltola Shull,
'both vot Portland, were united In mar
riage art 4 P. M. Wednesday, October 23.
tThe ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
jB. Holllngshead, pastor of the Centenary
iMcthodlst Episcopal Church. Mr. and
Mrs." Eby will resldo at C60 Broadway.
COMING EVENTS.
Prominent among musical and social
events this Winter will be several violin
recitals by a quartet of which the mem-
bcrs are William Wallace Graham, Edgar
E. Coursen, Anton Zllm and Fritz Zllm.
'The patronesses will be Mrs. Helen Ladd
Corbett Mrs.J. Wesley Ladd, Mrs. Rich
ard Nunn, Mrs. I. N. Flelschner, Mrs.
Richard Koehler and Miss Nellie Will
lams. The Ladles Aid Literary Society, of the
First Congregational Church, will hold the
second regular meeting of the season at
the church parlors on Wednesday, No
vember 3, at 2:30 P. M. Mrs. Heppner will
.read a paper on "Parliamentary Law."
'Mrs. EL E. Coovert will be the soloist o!
the afternoon. All Interested are Invited
'to attend.
Fidelity Club 3ill give tho second party
of the series next Thursday evening, No
'vember 5, Woodman's Hall, East Alder
and Sixth streets. The members of the
I club are: Mrs. Ada Ellis. Miss Mabel
Randall, Mrs. R. R. Routledge, Mr. R. J.
t 'Redmond and Mr. J. Mead.
Dr. David Lcvino Is to speak on Jewish
' Ceremonials at the Wednesday meeting
I of the Council of Jewish Women. Mrs.
Ben Blumauer will be in charge of the
programme.
The Woman's Missionary Society of tho
Cumberland Presbjterian Church -will
I meet on Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
O. M. Scott
Gilbert Camp Auxiliary. No. 1, Spanlsh
r American War Veterans' next party will
take place at new Woodman Hall, Nov. 2.
The New Century Dancing Club will
give Its first party on Wednesdav even
ing, November 4.
ENGAGEMENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Toder, of Hubbard,
announce the engagement of their daugh-
! ter. Bertha, to Mr. Harry Rlttenour, of
Portland. The marriage w 111 take place in
November, at the home of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Howard announce the
engagement of their daughter. Laura
Alice, to Herbert William Leopold Pltten
drlgh, of Westminster, B. C. The wedding
will take place at the family home, No
vember 1G.
Captain and Mrs. M. G. Morgan an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Margaret ArvUlda, to Mr. Albert F. Grau,
of this city. The wedding will take place
on November 4
J, W. Bailey announces the engagement
of his daughter. Flora Margaret, to Mr.
Drew Parker Price. The 'wedding will
take place in November. No cards.
The marriage of Miss Ivy Grace Barnes
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Barnes,
to Louis Starr will take place on Wed
nesday evening.
Dancing.
Miss Copeland will open a new class for
beginners Wednesday evening, November
4, Burkhard Hall.
Celebrated Strattons
Garments, only at Litt's.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
1 Dr. Walker left Friday for Japan.
Mrs. W. H. Beharrell has returned from
Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Knighton have
returned from Salem.
Miss Minnie Inman arrived home the
first of the week from Seattle.
Mrs. J. D. Peters left on Monday for a
visit of a few days in Seattle.
Mr. J. B. Hannes, of Philadelphia, is
at the Portland for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Seachrest leave to
day for New Orleans and Florida.
Mrs. N. E. Despaln and Miss Florence
Despain are gu,ests of Mrs. N. Berkeley at
Pendleton.
Miss Marguerite Chamberlain has re
turned from Salem -where she visited Mrs.
C. B. Sheldon.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise and family are
now at Atlantic City. Dr. Wise's health
Is much improved.
Mrs. Mary H. Lelnenweber, of Asto
ria, was in this city last week on her
way home from. Salem.
Leonard T. Pockman is here from Mon
tana on a short visit to his mother, Mrs.
Pockman, 535 Flanders.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gould have returned
to Portland, and have taken the W. H.
Corbett house for the Winter.
Miss Lela Goddard came home from
the State" University on Friday to be
present at the Dlx Sorority Initiation.
Mrs. Ada Cornish Hertsche has gone
to Omaha to spend the Winter with her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. J. N. Cornish.
Mrs. C Lewis Mead left for The Dalles
Thursday, to accompany her mother, Mrs.
G. F. Wells, home from a three weeks'
visit.
James TJrquhart left on the steamer
Elder on Thursday night for a 30 days'
visit among friends and relatives at San
Francisco.
Mrs. John Campbell and her little
daughter have arrived from Seattle to
visit Mrs. Campbell's parents, Captain and
Mrs. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Van Schuyver and
Miss Helen Van Schuyver have changed
their residence to No. SC5 Lovejoy street;
at home Friday.
Miss Bessie W. Church left Saturday
to join her sister, Miss Edna Church, In
San Francisco, where they will both
spend the Winter.
MiSS Gertrude KdrK' nrnn Annm -
Monmouth to attend the silver anniver
sary of her parents, Mr. and idrs. J. B.
Eddy, on Monday last. " '
Mrs. Joseph Halght has been entertain
ing Mrs. Dr. O. K. Beers, of Wasco, Or.,
fend Mrs. Webber. Dr. Beers is on her
way to Arizona to spend the Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gerlinger have re
turned from their honeymoon and are
staying temporarily at the home of Mr
Gerllnger's parents, 472 Holladay avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Friedlandcr, who
are in California on their wedding) trip,
havo been spending tho week at Mon
terey. They are expected homo in about
a. week.
Mrs. James Straight, Mrs. C. B. Wll
loughby and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, who came
up from Eugene to attend the Nordica
concert, have returned to their homes
after several days' visit with Portland
friends.
Dr. George H. Chance returned yester
day from a three weeks' trip in the East
While in Washington, D. C, he -was ap
pointed commissioner for Oregon for the
International Dental Congress to be held
In St Louis In 1504.
Count Axel Wachmelster was the guest
of Mrs. J. E. Wright the past week. After
an absence of two p.iro cnnf - ti
he enjoyed being in Portland and greeting
Ata iijoiij menus. txe win spend the
Winter In California and probably return
to Portland for a short stay in the Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kennard and
Miss Vera E. Goodnough have returned
from Europe, after an absence of four
months spent in sightseeing In Europe
and this country. Mr. Kennard's mother
who returned with them from England,
Intends Btaylng about twelve months on
the Coast.
OREGON.
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Medfora.
Mrs. N. Langell, who has been visiting
her son in Klamath Falls, returned Wed
nesday. Mrs. Richard Bland, of Ashland, is vis
iting here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. EL
"V. Carver.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. McCray arrived
here Tuesday from San Francisco to re
main several months.
Miss Jessie Hale, of Grant's Pass, vis
ited her aunt, Mrs. Jessio Farnsworth,
several days this week.
Mrs. Jessie Farnsworth left Saturday
for Portland, where she will follow her
profession as a trained nurse.
Mr. Rufus Cox left Wednesday morning
for Santa Monica, Redlands, and other
Southern California points for the benefit
of his health.
Mr. Stlllman K. George, Jr., who has
been visiting his sister here, returned to
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THREE --OREGON
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Miss JEdna Alien, of Albany.
Oregon has so far booked three dalecatos to the world's fourth Sunday School Convention, which Is to be held In Jeru
salem. April 18, 10 and 20, 1004. Thee delegates are Miss Edna Allen, of Albany, and Miss Ella J. Buddemer and Mrs.
"W. C. Puffer, of Portland. As delegates will have to pay their own expenses on this trip. It Is optional with Sunday school
workers as to who shall go. So far, about COO delegates from oer 30 states, provinces, territories and republics in North
America have booked to sail on the Xorth German Lloyd steamer Gros.er Kurfurst, which the executive committee has char
tered especially for this cruise. The Grosser Kurfurst will leave New Yfirk March 8. and arrive In Jerusalem In time for the
opening of the convention. The Itinerary includes Maderla, Gibraltar. Northern Africa, Malta, Greece, Turkey, Asia Minor,
Syria, tho Holy Land, Egypt, Italy and the Riviera. There will be optional side trips to Damascus, Gallic-, the Dead Sea,
Jordan, Jericho and many other points In Egypt, Sjrla and Palestine, which are rich in traditions of the Christian faith, and
which will give the student of the New Testament substantal historical basis lor his belief.
The first of these world's conventions was held in London, July 1, 1S50. About 330 delegates from America attended, and
15 countries throughout the world -were represented. The second, which was held in September, 1SU3, met at St. Louis, while
the third. In 1S08, was hgain held in London, where 10 countries were represented.
The selection of Jerusalem for a convention of thla character Is considered especially appropriate. Advanced methods, ot
Biblical study emphasize the Imperative need of modern research, and a familiar knowledge of the scenes connected with
the early history of the Christian church.
The Oregon delegates are going armed with an Invitation to the convention to hold -the next, or fifth, one In Portland,
and express a determination to succeed In securing It.
Portland Wednesdav evenlntr. where he
will remain during the Winter.
Wednesday evening Reames Chapter, O.
E. S., entertained their members and a
number of invited guests. The business
part consisted in initiating six candidates:
Mrs. A. Hubbs. Mrs. G. H. Hasklns. Mrs.
C. R. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Welch,
ana new w. F. Shields. After the busi
ness of tho evening had been concluded,
the. Invited guests were admitted. The
programme consisted of vocal and instru
mental solos and select reading. A pea
nut race and a "quotation" guessing game
wero features of the amueements of the
evening. Dr. Woods Hutchinson, of Port
land, was one of the guests and made a
short talk. In which he expressed his ap
preciation of the hospitality of the people
of Southern Oregon.
A very pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday evening, October 28, at 8:30
o'clock at the home of the bride's par
ents in West Medford, the contracting
parties being Mr. J. A. Lamb, of Coqulllo
City, and Miss Virginia A. Woodford, of
this city. The bridal party entered tho
parlors to the strain's of Lohengrin's
wedding march, played by Miss Grace
Amann, and took their positions under a
canopy of Autumn leaves, Intermixed
with purple grapes, where the ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. C. Brown.
The bride looked charming In a dress of
white crepe de chine over white taffeta
silk, and carried a bouquet of La France
roses. Only relatives and immediate
friends of both parties were present.
Many beautiful and useful presents were
received. The bride Is the second daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Woodford:
also one of Medford's accomplished and
society young ladles. The groom is a
prosperous and popular young hardware
merchant of Coquille. Mr. and Mrs.
Lamb left Thursday morning for Coqulllo
City, where they will be at home to their
many friends here and at Coquille after
.November L .
Astoria.
A. A. Kendrick has gone to Portland to
reside.
Robert Llndenberger has gone to Ger
many to remain during the Winter.
Nelson Troyer and Mrs. Troyer have
gone to California for a few weeks'
visit
Mrs. Perry A. Trullinger entertained a
few of her frjends with a tea, Friday
afternoon.
Carlton Allen and Mrs. Allen are in tho
city for the Winter, and are domiciled
at the Cole. j
Frank M. Gerdes and Mrs. Gerdes
started Monday for Juneau, Alaska,
niiuc nicy win resiue.
Miss Florence Ross entertained the Sat
urday Afternoon Club this week at her
home on Fifteenth street.
W. J. Miller, of Aurora, who has been
visiting his son. E. G. Miller, for a few
days, returned to his home Tuesdnv.
Miss Reba Hobson entertained the
young ladles of tho Thursday Afternoon
Club this week, at her home on Bond
street
A very pleasant "at home" was given
by the Misses Bessie and Mary Gregory
Tuesday afternoon, in honor of their
guest Miss Ruby Rogers, of Portland.
The afternoon was spent In games and
music, the principal feature being a game
of "cities," Miss Amy Rannells captur
ing the first prize, while the consolation
fell to Miss Winifred Hlggins.
A reception was tendered Rev. W. S.
Grim, the new pastor of the Methodist
Church, on Exchange street and Mrs.
Grim In the church, Thursday evening.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, and following the exer
cises refreshments were served. The ad
dress of welcome was delivered by Rev.
L. J. Trumbull, of tho Baptist Church,
followed by a literary and musical pro
gramme, including solos by Miss Alice
Wood and Miss Sue Elmore, and a read
ing by Mark Wolfe. Short addresses
were also delivered by Revs. William
Marcotte and S. M. Short s
Baker Cfty.
Miss Emltly Brenton Is visiting with
friends and relatives at Sumpter.
Miss Nellie Phillips, of Cornelius, Or.,
has returned home after a two months'
visit with Mrs. Henry Browning of this
city.
Mr. end Mrs, Will Elmer, who wero mar-
ried In Portland recently, are visiting
friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
will reside In Sumpter.
The Woodmen of the World gave a
dance at the Armory Wednesday evening,
which was largely attended by the mem
bers of tho order and their friends.
The numerous friends of Miss Lucy Ed
wards, of this city, will be pleased .to
learn that she Is making splendid progress
in her studies at one of the leading
dramatic schools In Chicago.
The second of the series of Knights of
Pythias dances was given at Castle Hall
Monday evening. It was well attended
by the Knights and their ladles, besides a
goodly number of society people outside
of the order. It was the chief social event
of the season so far.
The Blue Mountain Literary Society met
Monday evening at the residence of
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke. It was
a most delightful evening. Rev. Dr. Bell
read a paper on the "Poems and Poets
of America" and then submitted gracefully
to the criticisms of his friends and neigh
bors, which, owing to the skill and mod
esty of the doctor in handling the subject,
were In no sense severe. The doctor's
paper was both able and entertaining.
The prettiest homo wedding of tho sea
son was celebrated Wednesday evening In
thl3 city at the residence of (Mr. and Mrs.
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WOMEN WILL ATTEND WORLD'S
CONVENTION AT JERUSALEM
Mrs. W. C. Puffer, of Portland.
W. O. Reynolds, when their .daughter,
Ethel, was married to Frank W. Brooks.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell, of the Presbyterian
Church, officiating. Only tho relatives and
a few close f riend3 were present. A boun
tiful wedding supper was served. The
presents-were numerous and costly. Mr.
and Mrs. Brooks will reside In this city
Eugene.
J. H. Warfleld Is visiting In Baker City.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ankeny are In Port
land. Mrs. W. Kuykendall Is the guest of
Harrlsburg friends.
Miss Ada Hanson is home from an ex
tended visit in Tacoma.
Captain and Mrs. C C. Harmond went
to Portland Wednesday.
Misses Theresa Hodes and Anna WIese
are visiting In Albany.
Mrs. ,A. A. Morris returned to Portland
Wednesday, after a" short -visit at the
home of Mrs. George Lilley.
Mrs. Mertle Nichols left Wednesday
morning for her home In Mapleton, after
a month's visit with her mother, Mrs.
Dlmond.
Earl Dlllard and Miss MIna Brabham
were married Wednesday evening at tho
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Brabham, Rev. G. EL McDonald offi
ciating. Martha Mulligan Cabin, N. D. O., held
a very pleasant meeting Tuesday evening.
Grand President Julia Gault was present
and made an Interesting address. Tie-
j freshments and a social hour followed.
The marriage of John W. T. Smith, of
Astoria, and Miss Elizabeth Aya, of this
city, was solemnized Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock at the Catholic parish house,
"Rev. Father P. Beufgen officiating. The
wedding was a quiet one, only a few of
the friends and relatives of the bride
being pretent Mr. and Mrs. Smith left
on the afternoon train for Astoria, where
they will live. They were '.accompanied to
the depot by a number of their friends
who sped them on their journey with
well wishes. The bride Is the accom
plished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Aya, and the groom Is a steady young
man employed In the United States quar
antine service at the mouth of the Co
lumbia River.
v Pendleton.
Miss Florence Walker, of Seattle, is a
guest of Mrs. W. T. Hlslop.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rubedew have gone
to Moscow, Idaho, on a visit
Mrs. E. M. Fraker has gone to Eu
gene to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Blanche Home Is visiting friends
in town, from her home on McKay Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Frazier have
moved into their new home on Alta
street
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Wade are In the
city for a few days from their homo on
Camas Prairie.
Mss Mary Cox and brother, John Cox,
left Thursday for Washington City,
whero they will live.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gregg, of Walla
Walla, passed a day visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt this week.
Mrs. Harvey Burns has returned to her
home in Reardon, Wash., after a month's
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Crawford.
Wesley Matlock has. returned from
Nome, Alaska, where he has -been for
the Summer, looking after his extensive
mining .Interests.
Mrs. J. M. Goar and son, Leo, are in
the 'city from their home in Portland.
They are guests of Mrs. Goar's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Luper.
Mrs. Jesse Failing gave 'a pleasant af
ternoon party on Thursday that was
largely attended and highly enjoyed by
all who were fortunate in having re
ceived an invitation. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Cranston have
just moved Into the new house just
built for them by C. B. Wade. The house
is situated on Wade Hill, and is one of
the prettiest new houses' in the city.
McMinnville.
Rev. H. L. Boardman left Thursday for
Everett Wash.
Dr. Estes, of Astoria, visited in this
city last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs.'M. M. Hodson left last 'week fori
Seattle, whero she will spend a. few weeks
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Manning, of Salem,
were in the city a few days this week.
Mrs. Charles Grissen entertained the
S. I. Club at her homo Thursday after
noon. Mrs. C. F. Daniels spent a few days in
Portland this week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Irwin.
A very enjoyable party was given on
Saturday evening at the home of Mrs.
Edt Brldwell, in honor of her daughter
Eden's 14th birthday. Progressiva ana
grams furnished the amusement for the
evening, the first prize was Tvon by Lar
rre Woodrum and the booby by Emily
Hamblin. Mrs. Brldwell was assisted In
entertaining by Misses Minnie Shenk,
Stella Kinnon and Maud Sears. Those
present were: Eva Akin. Ethel Ford,
Naomi Carlln, Norma .Kinnon, Emily
Hamblin, Nydia Spencer, Eva Little, Em
ily Peterson, Fred Shenk, Lyla Hendricks,
Harold 'Carlln. Clifford Dennis. Virgil
Booth, Glen De Haven, Carl Akin, Carl
Maloney, Clare Reed, Larrle Woodrum
and Egar Linden.
Ashland.
L. L. Riley and wife are visiting in
Eugene.
Miss Olive Purvis, who Is an army nurse
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Miss Ella J. Bmldemer, of Portland.
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In the Philippines, is visiting at her homo
near Ashlrfnd.
Mrs. W. F. Cameron is visiting at
Grant's Pass.
Mrs. Charles Green, of Paso Roble3, Cal.,
is visiting in Ashland.
Mrs. C. W. Martyn and son, Wallace,
are visiting In Portland. '
Mrs. H. C. Hill Is vlrfUng her daughter.
Mrs. Terwilliger, at Shasta, CaL
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wilson, of Klamath
Falls, were In Ashland during the week.
Mrs. Harry Colvlg has returned to Port
land from a visit with Ashland relatives.
Rev. L. M. Idleman is now In San Diego,
Cat He will probably go to Arizona to
spend the Winter. ,
Miss Lyle Watson la visiting at Kla
math Agency, Klamath County, having
accompanied her aunt Mrs. S. K. Ogle,
home to that place.
Herbert G. McCarthy, a well-known
young man of this city, and Miss Georgia
Vivian Fuller, of Oakland, CaL, were mar
ried in the latter city September 15 last
but the news of the marriage did not be
come known until one day this week when
Mrs. McCarthy arrived from the South,
and the couple took up housekeeping at
the handsome McCarthy home in Ash
land. The bride has spent several months
In Ashland.
Salem.
Mrs. C. E. Wolverton went to Portland
for a short visit this week.
State Printer J. R. Whitney was visit
ing in Albany the first of the week.
Norris Brown, of Oakland, CaL, was
visiting friends in this city the first of the
week.
Miss Maud Mackay went to Portland
Thursday for a two-weeks' visit with
friends.
Miss Marguerite Chamberlain, daughter
of Governor Chamberlain, Is visiting with
Mrs. C. B. Shelton.
Mlsa Gardle Palmer, who has been vis
iting her sister at The Dalles for two
weeks, has returned.
Mrs. R. L. Ramsle, a prominent club
woman of Reedsburg, Wls la visiting
friends In this city.
Mr. Guy Hamaker, of Portland, who has
been rusticating In Southern Oregon dur
ing the past month, has been ilsltlng wlta
relatives in this city since Tuesday.
Dr. Mae Cardwell, of Portland, chair
man of the domestic science department
of tho State Federation of Woman's
Clubs, addressed the Woman's Club of
this city Saturday.
On Thursday, October 22, at tho .home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Hunt, of this city. Miss Mattle Hunt and
Mr. Frank Allen were married. Tho
groom Is a son of Judge Allen, of Sump
ter, at which place the newly married
couplo will reside.
Corvallls.
Miss Juliet Cooper returned Monday
from Rft'eml rlni-o tl.lf n.tl. -fi -r
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Batchelor, in Portland.
Mrs. R. L. Weatherford, of Harrlsburg,
Is the cuest of her mother, "vfrs. t. t.
Horning, for a few days.
Miss Mabel Wlthycombe entertained a
number of friends Mondnv ovenine- o
chafing-dish and ping-pong party.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Davis were host and
hostess at a dinner Tuesday at their
couptry home'near Corvallls. Their guest3
numbered 15.
The Social Whist Club was entertained
at the home of Miss Eda Jacobs Wednes
day afternoon. Fourteen members wero
present and a dainty lunch was served.
The Shakespeare Club resumed Its meet
ings for tho Winter last Friday evening.
The members of the club were enter
tained at the home of Miss Pauline Kline.
Independence.
Miss Mae Kennedy left this week to at
tend the McMinnville college.
Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Butler entertained a
number of friends at their home" the latter
part of the week. ",
A very pleasant dancing party was
given by the W. R. C. on Friday even
ing at the Auditorium.
Mrs. John Stapleton returned home from
her visit at Goldendale, Wash., -where, she
has been visiting friends . and relatives
for a number of months. ,
H. HIrschburg and Dr. 6. D.. Butler
were appointed by the Mayor of Inde
pendence to attend the Irrigation congress,
which will hold a meeting at Pendleton in
a few weeks.
C G. Southerland and Mr. Parrott, of
Portland, wero in this vicinity hunting
during the latter part of last week and the
first of the present week. Mr. Parrott
has been the guest of Dr. O. D. Butler
while here.
William Mackay, of Nome, Alaska, -was
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. S. U
Owenr, for several days this week. Mr.
Mackay has been In Alaska for over two
years, and has been very successful in
mining matters.
The Dalles.
Mrs. Albert Shaw, of Salem, Is the guest
of Mrs. A. N. Long in this city.
Mrs. Frank Fulton Is spending a fexr
weeks visiting friends In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Schenck have returned
from a three weeks' visit to San Francisco
and other California cities.
Mrs. G. C. Eshelman, of Salem, has spent
tho past week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Myers, In this city.
Mrs. D. M. French, the Misses Adams
and Miss Jeanette Meredith, ot Salem,
havo returned from a visit to friends in
Tygh Valley.
On Friday evening Miss Lena Thomp
son gave a shower party In honor of Miss
Grace Glenn, at which about 30 guests
wero entertained.
Mrs. Fred Fisher, with her daughter,
Miss Edith Fisher, left here on Monday
for California, where they expect to spend
tho coming two months.
Mrs. H. W. French has returned from
several weeks' visit to Mr. French's ranch
at Waplnltla, Mrs. French was- accom
panied by her sister. Miss Florence Wil
liams. Roseburg.
H. H. Brooks and wife are visiting in
Portland.
BInger Hermann left Wednesday for
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. J. T. Bridges and daughter, Au
drey, are In Portland.
Mrs. George Bolter, of Portland, Is vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Ed Autenrelth.
Mrs. Ed Goodchlld, of Eugene, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Kennedy.
Joseph Whlteman, of La Grande, is
visiting C. W. Parks and wife here.
Mrs. C. W. Ballard and daughter,
Helen, are visiting relatrves in Dallas.
John K. Skelley and wife, of McKees
port. Pa., arrived here Wednesday on a
visit
Mrs. H. A. Partle left Wednesday for
Portland, to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. S.
Whiting.
Mrs W. C. McKeart left Tuesday for
her home In Portland, after a visit with
Mrs. Ab Hamblen.
H. B. Gillette has returned from sev
eral weeks' absence In Eastern Oregon,
Washington and Idaho.
Hlllsboro.
Hon. G. W. Patterson and son, G. M
were Hillsboro visitors Wednesday.
Captain J. D. Merryman has returned
from a wreek's visit afKlamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bulock, of Salem, vis
ited with relatives here the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Underwood, of
McMinnville. wei;e guests of Mrs. Minnie
Downs Sunday.
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""' "u jua. ouilll vjouuill, OE .uouia
illa, were guests of Glencoe, and Hills-
Doro relatives -nis week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Messlnger, of Moro,
Sherman County, visited with J. A. Mes
slnger the first of the week.
Thomas Butler and wife are here from
Taklma, Wash., attending the bedside of
Isaac Butler, a pioneer ot 1S46, who is
quite ill.
James 3. Adams and Miss Minta M.
Campbell, of near Farmington, were mar
ried October 25 at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell,
Elder J. A. Campbell officiating.
Forest Grove.
Mrs. Sarah Crow, of Portland, is spend
ing a week here.
Mr. I. L. Smith and wife, of Sheridan,
are visiting here.
Mrs. C. F. Miller is visiting her par
ents at Tillamook. "
Mr. J. N. Hoffman and wife are at
Seattle for a few days. 'f
Mr. John Cronln and wife, of near
Prlncvllle, are visiting here.
Miss Marie Staehr attended the teach
ers' institute at Hlllsboro, this week.
The Fleur de Lis Club met at the home
of Miss Charlotte Graham, Wednesday.
Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Haines, after a four
years stay at Baker City, visited here
and at Gales Creek, this week.
Mrs. G. W. Crozier and her daughter,
Miss Bertha, ot Salt Lake City, and Mr.
Reynolds Caboo i, of Murray, Utah, are
visiting tho fa nlly of Colonel Harry
Haynes.
Albany.
Mra. Homer A. Nelson Is visiting in
Portland.
Mrs. C. IC French 13 the guest of friends
In Portland.
Mrs. P. A. Young returned home Mon
day from a visit In Portland.
Professor and Mrs. R. C Sehmlt f
Corvallls, are visiting in this city.
Mrs. Ora Simpson returned Wednesday
from a islt with friends in Eugene.
Mls Lora Vance returned home Mon
daj- from a visit with friends in Port
land. The Magazine Club ntertnlned their
friends Saturday evening In a very pleas
ant manner.
Miss Georgene Payne gave a delightful
Halloween party Saturday evening, Oc
tober 3L
Oregon City.
Mrs. Joseph Chase is visiting at Hood
River.
Miss Marie Watts, of Scappoose, Is the
guest of Miss Metta FInley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pennington, of
Union, visited In Oregon City this week.
Miss Zlda Goldsmith has returned to
Eugene after a visit with her sisters in
this city.
. Mrs. C. G. Miller entertained the Derth
lck Musical and Literary Club Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Westover and Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Cheney have returned
from a visit at Salem.
The King's Daughters of St Paul's
Episcopal Church gave a pleasant Hal
loween party at Willamette Hall Friday
evening. A good programme was fol
lowed by fortune telling and dancing.
Woodburn.
General W. E. Finzer was homo from
Portland a few days this week.
H. L. Gill and A. S. Auterson left Sat
urday for Irrlgon, returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Settlemeler returned
Sunday from a few days' visit In Port
land. '
'Mrs. Claud Dunn, of Dallas, was a
guest of her mother, Mrs. M. Bradley,
the early part of the week.
Mrs. J. M. Poorman returrled, the early
part of the week., from, Corvallls, whero
she had been the guest of Mrs. B. A.
Cathey.
St. Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin White are visltlor
relatlves at Pendleton.
Howard McBride, son of Hon. John Mc
Brlde, of Spokane, has been visiting his
aunt Mrs. W. H. Dolman.
Charles Graham and famllv nt Pnrti-inri
"have removed to Houlton, where they
will make their permanent home.
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week.
Celebrated Their Golden Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hayes, of Grant'3
Pass, celebrated their gblden wedding an
niversary on Sunday, October IS. Mr.
Hayes was born in Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, March 1, 1S29. Miss Charlotte Ab
bott was born In Green County, Missouri,
December IS, 1S32. Both came to Oregon
by ox-team In 1S52, and were married at
Salem October 18, 1S53. Nine children were
born to them, seven of whom are living.
All the children, eight grandchildren and
many relatives and friends were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes have lived on tholr
farm near Grant's Pass for 3S years, hav
ing moved there from Eugene In 1S65.
Willamette University.
Tho first class party of the year was
given Wednesday night by the closs of '06,
in honor of Miss Althea Lee. The gath
ering was at the home of Miss May Chap
ter, at Thirteenth and Marlon strets. Miss
Lee, a member of the class last year, will
reside in Portland, and the party was a
farewell to her. All the arrangements
wero kept a profound secret so as to keep
the freshmen from Interfering and get
ting themselves Into trouble.
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Vancouver Barracks.
Miss Kellogg, of Oakland, CaL, is tho
guest of Captain and Mrs. Walton.
Mrs. Martin Crlmmons arrived from
Fort Lawton on Thursday night to visit
Colonel and Mrs. Huston.
Mrs. J. Mora Moss arrives this evening
from San Francisco to visit her brother.
Dr. Bruce Ffoulkes, at Vancouver Bar
racks. Colonel and Mrs. James B. Allison left
Portland Tuesday for St Paul. The chil
dren will remain with their grandmother,
Mrs. Whalley, for a few weeks longer.
Mrs. Edwin A. Root, after a pleasant
stay of three weeks at Vancouver Bar
racks, as the guest of Colonel and Mrs.
Hathaway, left Tuesday for the Presidio,
to Join Captain Root.
Mrs. Evan M. Johnston was hostess at
another pleasant card party this week to
20 of the ladles of the garrison. Cinch
was the game played and the winners
were Mrs. Davis, a pretty bon-bon dUh;
Miss Thorrington, a plate, and Mrs.
Evans, a cut glass salts bottle.
Major and Mrs. S. W. Miller celebrated
All Halloween In the tlma-hnnnred wnv
their guests being the officers and ladles
of the Nineteenth Infantry. The enter
tainment was a farewell one to the regi
ment, as 'Major and Mrs. Miller expect to
leave a few days later for Boston, whero
Major Miller will be stationed as recruit
ing officer.
Captain and Mrs. Edward S. Walton
entertained at a progressive cinch party
Wednesday evening in honor of their
guest MIs3 Kellog. There were eight
tables and the contest for the prize was a
close one, there being several ties at the
end of the game. The fortunate winners
were Mrs. David DuB. Gaillard, who be
came the possessor of a pretty cut glass
vase. To Major Dyer was awarded a
handsome stelnt Mrs. Georee B. Davis
won a silver and cut glass mucilage bot-
ue. uapiain .tsvan m. Johnson won a
silver-mounted corkscrew and Mrs. John
son a nack of cards. Crmtnln nni fi-a
Walton's guests were Colonel and Mrs.
Huston and .Mr. and Mrs. Harmon, the
parents of Mrs. Huston; Major and Mrs.
Dier. Malor and Mrs. S. M. Miller. Mainl
and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Goe. Captain and
Mrs. Johnston, Captain and Mrs. Howard,
Captain and Mrs. Gaillard. Mrs. A. B.
Johnston. Lieutennnr find Mrs TTn!ooll
Lieutenant and Mrs. Fenner, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Miller, Miss Thompson, 'Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Thorrington, Mrs. Wickson,
.Major .tsetnei, uaptain Helms, .Lieutenant
H. Mitchell and Lieutenant B. J. Mitchell.
Vahcouver.
MIes Florence Havern hag gone to Gol
dendale on a visit to her parents.
The Bon Ton Social Club, composed of
prominent married people of this city.
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j St Luke's Hall Thursday evening. All
enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Miss Edna Imbrle. of Hillsboro, was tho
guest of Miss Pearl Huston during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baker left for To
peka. Kan., whero they will moko theii;
home.
James Waggener. Sr has been visiting
during the week with his son, a promi
nent business man of this place,
Mr. Clarence Dieter, of Denver, Colo.,
visited E. G. Crawford, of this city, on hi3
way home from a tour of the West.
The Kangaroo Dancing Club, composed
of many prominent young people of this
city, has reorganized and will meet soon
to make arrangements about their parties.
A very pretty wedding took placo at
the home of tho bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wolf. Rl erside. In tho pres
ence of many relatives and friends from
Vancouver, Portland and Salem, when
Mr. Charles A. Townsend, of Portland,
and Miss Fanny Wolf were united. Rev.
Mr. Thompson officiating. Tho ceremony
was performed In the spacious parlors,
which were tastefully decorated for tho
occasion After the ceremony an elab
orate luncheon was served In the dining
room. Mr. Townsend occupies a position
of trust with Wells. Fargo & Co., and
-Miss Wolf until recently held a responsi
ble position with Messrs. Lipman, Wolfe
& Co. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend were tho
recipients of many handsome presents
from their numerous friends in Portland
and Vancouver.
Chehalls.
Mrs. Albert Schooley visited her brother
in Portland this week.
Mrs. S. H. Berry , of Bremerton, visited
Chehalis relatives this week.
Mrs. George Askwith arrived from Sno
homish Tuesday to make her home, In
this city.
Mrs. John Dobson and Miss Maude
Looney are visiting Mrs. T. C. Wilson at
Arlington.
Mr. H. J. Miller, who had been on a
trip to Eastern Washington, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Allis returned Tues
day from a visit with Seattle friends.
Miss Ida Paulsen accompanied them
home.
Mr. Percy Temple, who for tho past
three years has been a marine on the Co
lumbia, arrived Sunday from New York,
and Is visiting his mother and other rel
atives. Miss Grace Lloyd, who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas for sev
eral months past, left Monday for her
home In Denver, accompanying her moth,
cr, Mrs. Stepp.
Misses Florence and Ethelin Coffman,
who are attending tho State University,
were called home this week by the death
of their grandmother, Mrs. Jane Tlghe,
Thursday afternoon.
Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs. B. G.
Godfrey entertained a company of almost
60 of their friends at Workman Hall with
a progressive whist party. Mr. L. H.
Miller and Mrs. A. C. St. John won the
prizes, while Mr. H. A. Middaugh and
Mrs. C. E. Robinson carried, home the
consolations. "At 11 P. M. a dainty
luncheon was served.
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Hal Anderson, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. MIddleton, has returned
from an extended Eastern visit.
Miss Nellie Redlnger, whoso piano re
cital was postponed on account of tho Are,
has arranged to give it November 6.
The Rev. E. R. Prichard was installed
as pastor of the Presbyterian Church Fri
day night. A reception followed tho pro
gramme. There will be a dearth ot entertainments
and amusements the coming Winter, all
the public halls and the opera-house hav
ing been destroyed by Are.
Frank T. Shelloy and Miss Maudo L.
Weatherwax wero married on Thursday
morning at the home of the bride's par
ents by tho Rev. Charles McDermoth. of
the Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs.
Shelley have gone to Portland to resldo
for a time.
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