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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN. . PORTLAND. NOVEMBER 29, ,1903. as flower girl, carrying a basket of white carnations. The bride wore white silk crepe, and carried white carnations. MIs3 Schniorl woro white organdy and carried pink carnationB. Rov. G. W. Plumcr, pos tor of the church, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Temple will he home to friends at 742 East Main street, after De cember!. Whltcmore-Shea. Oa Wednesday, at 7:50 A. M.. at the resi dence of Mra M. Shea, 89& Seventeenth street. Miss Kathryn Shea was married to Chester A. Whltemore, hy the Rev. T'other McDevltt of the cathedral. The bride looked very handsome In a traveling sown of blue. Her bridesmaid. Miss EL McMahon, was also in blue. The groom was attended by Mr. a K. Zllly. The rooms were prettily decorated with chrys anthemums, ferns and palms. After the ceremony a breakfast was served to the immediate family, after which Mr. and Mrs. Whltemore left for Eastern Oregon, to bo absent several weeks. Kamusher-Nudelman. The wedding of A. Kamusher and Miss Nettle Xudelman was celebrated in the Foresters' Hall last Sunday evening at 5 o'clock. The ceremonies were conducted hy Rev. Mr. Abramson. The adjoining hall where the dancing took place was elaborately decorated with Oregon grape vine and evergreens. At the dinner tables many congratulatory tele grams were received from friends and relatives. The bride was dressed in a gown f silk net, over organdie and silk, and carried a very beautiful bouquet of Oregon chrysanthemums. Everitt-Tillocjs A very pretty wedding occurred last Wednesday morning at 8:30 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Held, lone. Or., when tho marriage of their only dughter. Louie Newton Tillock to Fred erick E. Everitt took place. The cere mony was performed by Rev. J. E. Jones, lmnoatoy after which Mr. and Mrs. Ev eritt loft for a short tour in the Eastern jart of the state. They will bo at home after December 1. Rittenour-Yodcr. Miss Bertha Yoder was united in mar riage to Harry Chester Rsttenour, on Taesday at noon, Rev. R. Glllson perform ing the ceremony. Mists Anna Toder, tho bride's sister, was bridesmaid, and Mr. Frederick H. Rlttcnour. brother of the groom, was best man. The parlor was pret tily decorated with ferns and chrysanthe mums. Mr. and Mrs. Rlttenour will live at The Dalles Hanlon-Robertson. The wedding of Miss Ota Lorena Rob erts and Francis Rowsey Hanlon took place Monday morning at tho First Uni tarian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Hanlon left Immediately after the ceremony for Chi cago, where they will make their home. Dalion-Athey. In Martinez, Cal.. Nbvomber 24, 1903, by Jadge Carpenter, Louis S. Dalton, Port land, and Florence O. Athey, San Fran cisco, Cal. ENGAGEMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bernhelm an nounce tho engagement of their daughter. Mar. to Mr. Philip Jacobs', of San Fran cisco. At home Sunday, December C, and Wednesday, December 9. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Cottlngham an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Francos, to Adolph H--Rebe, the wed ding to occur December 2L " The ongagement Is announced of Miss Sadio Tolstanage. of 622 Third street. South, to Joseph Ellison, of Minneapolis. COMING EVENTS. The members of the Unitarian Alliance are devoting -a great deal of time to the preparations for their Christmas bazaar,. which Is to be held on December 3 and 4 in the lectuferoom of the church. Besides the usual booths several novelties will, be produced, and "there will "Be music, mak ing the affair very pleasant socially. Mrs. H. EPluock la bazaar president this year, and among others Interested are Mrs. A. E. Pease, who will have the fancy work table. Mrs G R. Gammans. Mrs. C. M Iewey and W. H. Patterson, who will have the doll booth. Mrs. O. W. Sloan and Mrs. W. T. Bodley, In charge of tho domestic booth, and Mrs. J. P. Wager and Mrs. Ferrlo Henshaw, whose corner will he devoted to pictures and other arti cles for home decoration. Mrs. R. L. Mc E&ren and Mrs. W. A. Buchanan will have the housekeepers' booth, and Mrs. Peter son will preside at the candy table. Mrs. Crwsey, with the rfrls of the church, will have "the Sunday school booth. The ladies of the First Congregational Church will .hold their annual Christmas basaar next Tuesday and Wednesday, Deceiuher 1 and 2, afternoons and even ing, from 2 until 10 o'clock, and will have on sale, in quantity, quality and novelty, exceeding all previous record, articles of 2xusefeoM utility, Art. fancy work, bas Xctry. novelties and homc-mado French candies. In connection with the Christmas ba saar of the Christian Church a scries of novel entertainments will be given. On th waning of Dooombor 1 there will be a snalac festival, and on the next two eventnps the entertainments will consist of plantation specialties and a New Eng. 44nd husking bee. Mr and Mrs. F. A. Jones will entertain at a euchre party on Tuesday evening, December t, at Parsons Hall. The John Ivey Water-Color Club will hold its next regular business meeting on IVpcesnber 5. at 2 P M., at the residence of Mrs. Rose Hoyt, 735 Hoyt street. Third annual ball will bo given by Gralnhendtets Union. No. 263. Wednes oay evening. December 2, at Arloa Hall. Grand prise waltz. Tickets, 50 -cents, ladies free. GoMee Rule Hive, No. 17, Ladies of the Macoabeeh. will open the bazaar for the benelK of the hospital fund, December 2, in the store building corner of Park and Morrison Company B. Third Infantry, O. N. G wilt give its, third dance of the season on Friday. December 4. at the Armory. Ia YftatSens must be presented at tne door. DoHs and dolle' garments for salo by the Trinity Church Guild, at Parsons' lialt, Tuesday afternoon. December S at 2 o'clock. The First Congregational annual bazaar will be held oa Tuesday and Wednesday in the church parlors. Invitations are out for a ball to be given at the Portland by Rodorick Macleay on acxt Thursday. SOCIETY PERSONALS. Miss Ella Sutherland has returned from Ealcm. Miss Cobb, ofBolsc. Idaho, attended tho Assemoiy ball on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Myers, of Seattle, are visiting Portland this week. MUa Vesta Bolton, of The Dalles, is vIb Iting Mrs L. F Doble. 740 Irving street Miss Judith Loowongart Is visiting- her sister. Mrs. Carl Dllshelmer at Baker City. Mrs. Fletcher Linn Is entertaining the Mlsees Ada and Ruby Hendricks, of Eu gene. Miss Julia Edson has returned from i Yslt to Miss Lillian Hackleman, at Ore gon City. Mrs. H. R. Robertson has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. John Camp bell, at Seattle. Miss Irene 'Flynn is spending a few days at The Dalles, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. McCoy. Mrs. F. C Peterson, who left on Novem fecr iS Xor California, Trill return Xor the I , holidays, accompanied by her brother, William Wilton. Mrs. Peterson is divid ing her time between San Francisco and Petal uma. Miss Emma Hammers, who has been in Europe for several months, will spend tho Winter in Hamburg. Dudley Clarke has "gone to Ilwaco, Wash., to spend his Thanksgiving vaca tion with Lewis Williams, Jr. Mrs. Frank Vincent Du Mond left yes terday for New York, after spending the Summer with Mrs. Henry -Jones. Mrs. A. J. Armstrong returned home last Tuesday, after an absence of three months In the East and California. Charles A. Stanburrough, who was In Portland to attend his sister's wedding, returned to Eastern Oregon on Tuesday. Mrs. C. E. Cllne. of Portland, who has been visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Farley, Teturned home Wednesday. Mrs. E. E Shea, of Glendale, is spending a few weeks In .the oy, the guest of Mrs. H. C. Wortman, of Ford street Mls3 Florence Walton has returned from Goldendalc. Wash., for a few days' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Walton. Miss Abba Kellogg, of Oakland. CaL, who has been visiting Mrs. E. A. Elppln cott, has gone to Hood River for a month's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, who were married In Puyallup recently, have been spending several weeks in Portland. They expect to leave soon for the East. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mark Montgomery . m THE BONNETT-COLES NUPTIALS. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BONNETT. Tuesday evenlnc, November 24. in the presence of relatives and friends at the homo of the Broom's sister, Mrs. V. P. Coaklln, Miss Doretha E. Coles was mar ried to Mr. Robert BonncU by Rev. J. K. Hammond, of St. Paul's Church, Oregon City. The effect of green, and white was carried out in decoration with ivy, smi lax and chrysanthemums. The "W'eddding March" from "Lohengrin," began tho f ceremony, during- which "O Promise Mo" was softly played. Tho bride -was dressed in a gown of mode voile over blue silk, ivlth trimmings of point laco and velvet, and carried a bouquet of bride roses. Miss Luella Coles was brWesmaid, and was dressed in cream cloth and carried pink carnations. Mr. TVMIam Fehrcn bacher was best man. After congratulations -a wedding supper was served la the dining-room. Later In the evening Mr. and Sirs. Bonnett took their departure for a three weeks' tour of' Southern California. ' have returned from their wedding trip. Mrs. Montgomery will receive on Thurs days at 541 East Fifteenth street "South. Harry Raffety, son of Dr. Dav Raffety, is home from the State Uniyerslty at Eu gene. He will return to his studies on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holmes, of Spokane, Wash., spent a few days In Portland last week, visiting relatives, and returned to their home in Spokane Saturday evening. Mrs. J. H. Browi and Miss Fannie Beck, of Portland, who have spent a year in China, returned last week and left for Los Angeles, where they will spend the Winter. Mrs. L. Shut and dav&hter, of Denver, Colo., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Holzman, of this city; at home Thursday, December 3, at 307 Nineteenth street North. Mr. and Mrs. S. Solomon will leave on Wednesday evening for the East. En route they will visit San Francisco, Los Angeles, Mexico, New Orleans and other Southern points of lnterst Major and Mrs. Robert K. Evans left jQBrT Sftrt Evans will return within a month, while Mrs. Evans remains to spend tho Winter with her mother, Mrs. Hornby. Mr. A. J. Lilburn, buyer for rug, drapery and curtain departments and toy shop at Olds, Wortman & King's, returned this week from New York, where he has kept busy the past six weeks selecting novel ties for Christmas and next season selling. Miss Munce Mautz was tendered a fare well surprise Saturday evening, at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. L. McBrlde. Miss Mautz received many handsome parting gifts. The Clmera Whist Club, of which she was a member, presented her -with a very handsome souvenir spoon. At the Women's Union. Mrs. Lucy Morgan was a guest at dinner L .on Supday. "Mrs- E. Roberts was a guest at dinner j on Thanksgiving day. Miss Grace E Morgan, of Keno, was a transient over Friday night Miss Julia E Snover went home to Cle ono to eat turkey on Thursday. Miss Hazel Anderson went home for Thanksgiving, to the family gathering at The Dalles. Miss Estella Payne, of Harrlsburg, ar rived on Thursday for a week's visit with her cousin. Miss Lora Small. Miss Katherine Ruetcr, of Forest Grove, has been heresincc the beginning of the week, visiting her sister. Miss Elsie Rue ter. Mrs. Imboden, accompanied by her sis ter. Miss Virginia Keen, were guests of friends on the East Side for Thanksgiv ing. Attention, Ladies. To the society ladies: An Importer of fine table linen and also sets -nith lace in sertions; center pieces of the finest lace. Account of 111 health Impossible to con tinue business offer his goods at great sacrifice. Those interested by writing a few lines he will call with his samples. H..De Leeuw, Portland Hotel. H. B. Litt Has marked every garment at special discpunt from tomorrow on until tho 1st o March. The garments are exclusive and distinguished; different from those you meet from other houses, and always one year in advance In styles showxr else where. Frederic C. Torrey, Of Vlckery, Atkins &. Torrey, San Fran cisco, announces the last week of his ex hibition, of paintings, fine prints and ar tistic pottery at suite 345 Portland Hotel ending next Saturday night y Dancing. Parsons Hall. Miss .Buckenmeyer and Miss Jeffery. Phone Main 1463. Celebrated Stratton'a A Garments, only at LItt's. Full dress suits to rent Lion Clothing Co., 163 Third street OREGON. Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor entertained a few of their friends Tuesday evening. ara. J. H. Barnes is in the city from . f California, the guest of Mr.-and Mrs. W. O. Barnes. Joseph E. Kline went to Seattle Tuesday to meet Mrs. Kline, who is returning from an extended visit with relatives In New York. The ladles of St Mary's Catholic Church gave a very successful and en joyable progressive whist entertainment In their hall on Grand avenue Tuesday evening. Thc hall was very artistically decorated with ivy and flowers, and dur ing the evening refreshments were served. Those who won prizes were Miss Harriet Rafter, Miss Madge Sovey, Dr. Frederick and Frank Cearns. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wilkinson were very agreeably surprised Saturday evening by about 50 of their friends, who called to help them rbmember that It was their wooden wedding anniversary- Each of the many friends who Invaded the home brought with them some wooden article" in remembrance of the" day. The sur prised couple were the recipients of con gratulations and wishes for many happy returns of the day. The glrfo of the High School entertained their friends with a social In the assembly hall Friday evennlg. The hall was very prettily decorated with flags, streamers of bunting and Ivy, which was festooned along the walls and around the posts, while strings of Chinese lanterns shed soft lights over It all, which made the effect very beautiful. Candy and Ice cream was served after the programme had been finished. After this dancing was begun and was very much enjoyed by those present The numbers on the programme were as follows: Piano solo. Annie Shlstad; violin solo, Will Barker; guitar solo. Ray Hulse; vocal duet Will Barker and Rieves Emerson; piano solo, Nora Wilson; violin solo, Lois Parker. Tho regular meeting of the Woman's ' Club was held Saturday afternoon In the uuuicuuws -rnuj,. -j.ne reature or tne after noon was tho study of civil government which has Just been taken up under the direction of Miss Warren. The members manifested great interest in their work, and the success of the club's departure Is assured. Miss Elmore entertained the club with "Current Events," and during the afternoon eight .new members were added to the roll. Mrs. R. J. Pllklngton entertained a num ber of her frlenas Tuesday afternoon at her home on Franklin avenue with a Thanksgiving tea. The game of "3" was played, and prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Hcllborn and Mrs. Frank Patton. The house was very beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and Oregon grape, while the score cards were decorated -with miniature., turkeys done In water colors. -F. .S -ted in receiving and entertaining her guests by Miss Thomas, Miss Maja.Frederlckson and Mrs. Horace Thing. Salem. Mrs. I. A. Macrum, of Forest Grove, Is visiting Mrs. W. H. Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ottenheimer spent Thanksgiving with Portland friends. W. F. Jordan, of Hoquiam, Wash., was a guest of Judge George H. Burnett tbi3 week. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Roblnett of lone, have arrived In Salem to make their home. Miss Stella Sherman, of Portland, spent a few days this week visiting friends In Salem. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Llveslay have gone East for a visit of several weeks with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Collins spent a few days this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chatten, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Mackle were In Sa lem Thursday to take Thanksgiving din ner at tho Hughes home. K Seymour Skiff, of Portland, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Skiff, of Salem. The young ladles of St Joseph's Cath olic Church gave a very enjoyable whist party at their hall on Thursday evening. Mrs. F. W. Settlemier, of Woodburn, spent Thanksgiving with Superintendent and Mra G. W. Jones, of the State Blind School. Members of the Salem Women's Club have organized a Shakespeare Reading Circle, which meets every Friday evening JOHX VAX DE COUTERIKG AND v &A .M. y.i miii -;, 'C . Iflftv BHvmh Hi&in?dHHBvAvJHBflB99Hra'''V 4H96wS9BvAVAVAftVvip99V3999BBjAvK4!fijS In the office of Dr. Mary Staples. Profess or L. R. Traver conducts the work. Last Monday eveateg a large number of the members of the- congregation of the First MethodisfChurch gave a fare well surprise party In honor of Rev. John Parsons, who left this week for Skagway, Alaska, where he will,- make his head quarters while superintending mission work In that territory.. Baker City Dr. H. E.Kelty, who has resided In this city for the past two years,, has gone to San Frarfclsco. Mrs. w. S. Bowers has returned from an extended vldt to California and West ern Oregon cities. Mr. L. Arnold Ross and Miss Mario E. Miller were married at the Baptist par sonage Wednesday afternoon, Rev. George T. Ellis officiating. Miss Blanch Brown, of Ogden, JJtah, Is visiting Dr. and Mrs. William Lockwood Parker. Miss Brown will probably spend most of the Winter months in the city. Tho Knights of Pythias Uniform Rank gave a ball at the Armory Thursday even ing, which was the principal social event of the week. This was the annual ball of this branch of the order. The Knights. and their ladies appeared in full dress, as did most of their guests. Over 100 couples Joined in the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Art Harris entertained a large number of their friends at cards Tuesday evening at tho Geiser Grand Ho tel parlors. It was one Of the social events of the week. Mr. Hall and Mrs. Bam berger won the first prizes, and Dr. Mc Danlcl and Mrs. Muller were awarded the consolation prizes. An elegant luncheon was served In the dining-room at the close of the game. The ladles of the Alpha, Literary So ciety tendered a reception to Mrs. C. B. Wade, ex-nresident of the State Federa tion of Women's Clubs, and the visiting teachers In attendance at the State Insti tute, Tuesday afternoon at Elks' Hall. The decorations were pink and green. Mes- dames Hall, Goodwin, HIrchland, Lach-, ner and Parker comprised the reception committee. It was a very pretty recep tion Lemon punch and cake were served for refreshments. Pendleton. Mrs. Steedman, who has been a guest of Miss Bess Swltzler, has gone to her home In Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Johnson entertained a company at dinner on Thanksgiving day at their home on Jackson street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, of Echo, were in the city and attended the presen tation of "Mr. Pickwick" on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. C. B. Wade went to Baker City the first of the week, where she delivered an address before tho meeting of the Eastern Oregon branch of the State Teachers' As sociation, on the relation the Federation of Clubs bears to the public schools. On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. R. A. Strahon, occurred the marriage of Mrsv Ruby Ford and Mr. Charles Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton are well ,and fa vorably known In Pendleton, where they have both lived for a number of years. They expect to make their home in this city, and will be at home to their .friends at their homo ,pn Water street, corner Johnson. Mrs. Susan Welch gave a pleasant after noon party on Wednesday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John F. Rob inson. Tho game for the afternoon's amusement was a drawing contest Each guest was given a slip on which was writ ten the name of some animal she was requested to draw on the blackboard and the other guests were to guess what it was. Tne one making tho greatest number of correct guesses was given a prize. Miss Ella Hexter succeeded In guessing all but three, and was awarded first prize, while Mrs, F. W. Vincent only I got three right and was consoled with ihe uuuu. McMlnnvIHe. . A The Misses Patty entertained the Cher okees with a mock wedding at their home Saturday evening. Promptly at 9 o'clock tho bride. Miss Mollle Patty, as Ernestine Constance Cavender, with her father. Miss Pearl Campbell, as J. Clarence Cav ender, preceded by Miss Redmond as Pris cllla Lankford, her bridesmaid, entered the parlors to the strains of tho wedding march from Lohengrin, played by Mfcs Hodson, as Alice Ransom and Miss Ham blln as Herr Romandoff, -violinist Tney were met at the archway by the groom, Miss Goucher, as Maurice Russell, and his best man, Kate Bird, as Harold Jenkins. The beautiful ring service was read by Florence Dielschnelder, as Rev. D. D. Overmeyer. While the young couple were receiving congratulations. Miss Matty Patty, as Marjorie 'Reginald, sang "O, Promise Me," with violin obligato by Herr Romandoff. Adelightf ul supper was served In the dining-room, which was beautifully decorated in pink and whito crepe paper and pink carnations. The parlors were decorated with green and white crepo paper and white chrysanthemums. The bride looked charming in a gown of white silk mull. Tho bridesmaid wore blue silk organdie and carried pink carnations. The groom wore the conventional black. Mr. and Mrs. Rursell were the recipients of many beautiful presents. The guests were: Missis Pearl Campbell and Ethel Harris, as Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarence Cavender; Misses Matty Patty as Marjorie Reginald; Edna Hodson as Alice Ransom; Amba Daniels as Elmoro Hansen; Clara Walker as Harriot Carson. Maude Hembree as Katherine Howard; Dot Hamblln as Herr Romandoff; Mary Jones as Arthur Ray mond; Fressle McPhillips as Roy Wayne. Reedville. Tho Reedville Club has arranged for a scries of social dances, the first to be given Saturday next at the Ladd Hall, Reedville farm. ' The people of the community purpose having a Christmas tree Christmas eve, the programme to be provided by the pupils of the public school. The Reedville Literary Society is most promising this Winter, there being a good regular attendance and a hearty co-operation among Its members. Its pur pose Is to be Instructive as well as edu- WIFE, "WHO CELEBRATED THETI6 GOIiDEX WEDDDTG IAST WEDNESDAY AT FRENCH PRAIRIE. ' ' t ti t n:in .t t t a t catlonal, and a number of debates have been arranged for. Mr. McBoyle, a very extensive farmer and stockman 'of Abilene. Kan., in com pany with his wife, after making a tour of the Western States and Pacific Coast left for home Thursday, by way of the Oregon Short Line. Mr. McBoyle, for old times' sake, visited members of the Chalmers family In Washington County, and was accompanied by Mr. Alex Chalmers to the Oak Hill stock farm. In Yarnhill County, where they spent the day sightseeing, and, although he has traveled extensively and seen much, Mr. McBoyle was greatly Impressed by the majestic oaks, and took with him, as a i tcuiiuuer ul iuh ureun visit, a. uuiiuu ui their abundant mistletoe. Upon starting for home he remarked: "I am glad that I made a tour of the West at this time of the year, for I have greatly enjoyed the climates of California and Oregon, and, although Oregon is superior to Great Britain In Its resources, it reminds mo more of that country than any I have seen." Independence. Miss Edna Burnett Is visiting her sis ter in Corvalll3. Mrs. H. B. Kelso left Monday to visit for a couple of months with relatives In San Bernardino. Cal. , Mrs. Hurd left Monday for her homo in Pacific Grove, Cal. She has spent the Summer with the family jot H. Hill. Mrs. E. J. Hosier, after several months' visit, has returned to her home In Olym pla, where sho will be with her daughter, Mrs. Mount - Mrs. W. H. Craven and daughters Trent to Portland this week to attend the wed ding of Miss Ota Robertson, sister of Mrs. Craven. Lewis Dewitt and wife are, visiting the family of R. E. Furgcson. Mr. Dewitt Is a brother of Mrs. Furgeson, and is a resident of Michigan. The firemen 'held their annual ball In the Auditorium, Thanksgiving night The function was attended by fully 300 people. Special motor ran from Dallas, which brought a large crowd. Music was fur nished by the Independence orchestra. The ladles' department of the Lewis and Clark Centennial Club will give a dance at this place next Friday night. They are endeavoring to raise a sufficient sum of money to place them In the fore ranks for winning the next prize given by the Lewis and Clark Ladles' Clubs, In dependence division having been success ful in securing the first pennant offered. Lebahon. Miss Grace Wilcox went to Portland, Thursday, to visit relatives for a month. Miss Ruth Burkhart has gone to Rose- o BAKER CITY DENTIST - Mrs. H. E. Eelty, nee Handley. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Halght, with whom Kelty has Just sold his business in Baker City, and will attend a medical col lege in San Francisco this "Winter. Dr. and Mrs. Kelty took passage on "Winter in Saa Francisco. burg to spend the Winter with her sister, Mrs. William Currier. The Thanksgiving ball given by Troop A, O. IC. G., Wednesday evening, was largely attended and everything passed off very pleasantly. Mlsg Haniah Devine, of this city, was married in Medford last Sunday to Mr. Frank Jordan, of Ashland. They will re side in the last-named place. Mrs. P. M. Smith was given a "house warming," Friday evening, sho having moved back to town from the country. A large number were present, and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Union Thanksgiving services were held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Thursday morning. The discourse was delivered by Dr. Davonport, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Thanksgiv ing services were also held In the Baptist Church In the evening, at which Hon. M. A. Miller made the principal address. A number of young ladles of the city have organized a basket-ball team, with Miss Luella Good as captain. Following are tho members of the team: Misses Good, Lewis, Hummer, Grace and Pearl Wilcox, Foley, Thompson, Sheridan, Booth and Taylor. They are practicing twice a week, and later on will probably play some match gamds with teams In neighboring towns. Oregon City. Miss Neva Griswold,. of Salem, Is visit ing her sister, Mrs. R. W. WIttschen. Miss Wisner, of Silverton, was this week the guest of the Misses Shaven Mrs. J. Wesley Wicks has returned to f mmiHMtOMi 4 Madame Vaughn Takes pleasure in announcing to her patrons that ther HOT AIR APPARATUS " heretofore advertised has arrived, been installed and is now ready for treatment. Heat is the relentless foe of all inflammatory ailments, such as rheumatism, gout, swellings, etc., and isunequaled by any other agency in expelling impurities from the system. A hot air course is highly recommended as a preliminary to the removal of all facial blemishes. Patients are under medical supervision during treatment. Ladies' hours 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. Gentlemen, evenings. MADAME VAUGHN ' Doctor of Dermatology Offices: 301-302 McKay Building Phone Main 706' Chicago after a visit with her sisters, the Misses Goldsmith. The Florodoras gave their second dan cing party at the Armory Friday evening. The party was a pleasing success, and was largely attended. Emma May Wade and E. B. Smith were married in this city by Rev. P. K. Ham mond, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will reside at Fairfield. Many attended the annual Thanksgiving masquerade ball at the Armory, Thursday night The party was given by J. H. Tur ney, and more than 100 couples partici pated. Mrs. George A. Harding gave a delight ful afternoon yesterday in honor of. Miss EUna Albright, whose engagement to Mr. James Church, of this city, has been an nounced. Miss Elma Abright was tendered a linen shower at her home, Tuesday evening, by about 60 of her young lady friends. The affair was a successful surprise, and Miss Albright received many appropriate gifts. Hood River. A very quiet wedding was performed WEDS TRAINED NURSE Baker City, has again depleted tho ranks of Portland's trained nurses. Dr. H. K. Kelty, a prominent younc dentist of that city, and Miss Ixmtsa C. Handley, of Portland, baing- been married last evening. The couple attempted to eludetheir friends, but the matter leaked out Just before the time Bet for tho ceremony and the tables wero turned, the bride and" groom belne more surprised by the appearance of Impromptu guests than their friends would have been had they ' carried out their original intention of absolute secrecy In tha matter. Bev! W.S. Gilbert, of the Presby terian" church, performed the cere mony, and-" when the couple drove up to the parsonage, having man aged to get away from Miss Hand ley's home, at 221 Thirteenth street, without detection, they found v a goodly number of friends await ing them, who -witnessed the cere mony. Miss Handley's homo was at La Grande before she entered upon her profession. She lived in Baker City ior some time, where she gained much prominence, both so cially and professionally. She came to Portland about a jcar ago with has long made her home. Dr. 60 " the Elder last night, and will spend- the at Hood Elver, Or., at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Mary Booth, when her daughter, Miss Caroline Booth, was united In marriage to Mr. George D. Culbertson, also of Hood River. Rev. J. I. Hershner performed the ceremony. Guests were present from The Dalles and Hood River. The bride is an es timable young lady, well and favorably known In Hood River. The groom Is a successful business man of this city. A very pretty wedding was solemnized at "The Firs," Hood River, Or., on Wednesday evening, November 25, when Mr. R. N. Young and Miss Blanche V. Congdon were united In matrimony. Rev. J. E. Hershner, pastor of the Congrega tional Church, officiating. The groom is junior member of the Mountain Stago Company, Hood River. The bride Is well known to Hood River social circles, and came from Washington, D. C, about two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Young went to Baker City on a wedding tour: f returning, they will bo at home to their friends la Hood River, December 1. Eugene. Judge R. S. Bean, of S.'ilem, spent last Sunday In Eugene. . Misses Ada and Ruby Hendricks visited friends In Portland the past week. Hon. H. E. Ankeny has been spending the week with his family in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Euckey tntertalned a large party at whist last Friday even ing. x Mrs. George Houck and children went to Gold Hill Tuesday, where they will visit friends. Mr. and Mra F. S. Harding returned to their home In McMlnnvllle, after a short visit with friends In Euuene. Mrs. Nettle Bowers, who has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass, returned to her home In Ba ker City, last Tuesday. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. N. Roney and Mrs. L. G. Adair entertained a large number of their women friends at the home, of Mrs. Roney. The house was beautifully decorated, light refreshments served, nnd tho afternoon was made a delightful one for all who were present. East Saturday evening a number of the friends of Miss Mary Sklpworth gave her a most agreeable surprise by appearing unbidden and spending the evening. The time was passed with music and games, followed by refreshments, showing that It was not a surprise to Mrs. Sklpworth. Woodburn. Leonard visited Rumsy Portland Wednesday. H. E. Gill and family spent Thanksgiv ing with relatives in Portland. Henry Altnon and family visited Port land relatives during the week. Eyman Shorey, student at Mount Angel College, Is home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Settlemeler are visiting the latter's parents In Eugene. Laverne Shores, of Hill'sMilitary Acad emy, Portland, Is visiting' friends In this city. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Tooze - enter tained a few friends at dinner on Thanksgiving- day. Miss Luella Leonard, a student of tho Eugene High school, Is at home for the Thanksgiving holidays.' Miss Mae Hogset of Portland, camo home to spend Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hogsett Kenneth Poorman, a student of the Portland Academy, camo homo to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Colonel and Mrs. J. M. Poorman. Cadets Jesse Settlemeler and Walter E. Tooze. Jr., of Bishop Scott Academy, Portland, came home Wednesday evening for a few das visit with their parents. Albany. Miss Frances French la visiting Hfc Roseburg. Miss Iva Ford, of Eugene, Is visiting- lnt this city. Miss Bessie Hammer, of Lebanon,vis via Itlng in thfa city. Miss Eva Simpson left Friday for sev-k eral months' stay in Sumpter. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Weathorford, on Harrlsburg, are visiting in thl3 city. Miss Florence Bennett, of San Francisco is a guest at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Young. ' Miss Ruth Flinn, who Is attending; thd, university of Oregon. Is homo for tho. Thanksgiving holidays. Miss Emma Sox, who is studying" muslo" in Portland, is spending Thanksgiving at her home in thi3 city. Miss Elsie Hobbs, of Eugene, la tha guest of Miss Ruth Flinn. MI33 Ruth; Knowlton. of Cottage Grove, la visiting in this city. Golden Wedding at Rainier. - On Saturday, November T, Mr. and Mrg George W. Kyser, of Rainier, Or., cele brated their golden wedding. Mr. Kyser wa3 born In Bradford County, Pennsyl vania, August 12, 1S29. Mrs. Dellhah Cal lahan was born In Eycoming County, Pennsylvania, July 23, 183C. They were married in 1S53, and settled In Illinois, where they resided until 1ST0, when they moved to Kansas, and agola settled oa the prairie. Selling their farm in 1SS2, they again moved westward, and settled In Beaver "Valley, Columbia County, Oregon. Two years ago they moved to Rainier, where they reside. Of eight children born o this union four still ore living. The eldest Mrs. Mary Schneider, of Kyser, Or.; Will iam H. Kyser, of Kyser, Or.; Mrs. Rachel Duzan, of Dayton, Or., and Walter E. Kyser, of Vesper, Or. Eighteen grand children and eight great grandchildren are alive. Scappoose. The young couple took the evening train for Portland; they departed amid showers of rice. After a short stay in Portland, will go to Walla Walla, their home. Only a few of the near relatives and friends were present A very pretty home wedding occurred at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Duncan, of Scappoose, Or. Mr. D. W. Dobbins, of Walla Walla, Wash., and Miss Grace Duncan, of Scappoose, were united In marriage. Rev. O. W. Allen, officiating. Both bride and groom, are well and favorably known here, as Scappoose was Mr. Dobbins' former home, and both have a host of friends that jolnv, in wishing them a prosperous Journey; through life. St. Helens. Miss Grace H. Miles, tho youngest', daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miles, of St Helens, was married to William H. Downing, of Portland, at high noon Thanksgiving day. Rev. Monroe, of Mon tavllla, officiated. Miss May Ohalmersv o St Helens, was tho bridesmaid, and (Concluded on Pago 23) TWENTY-ONE YEARS YOUNGER IN TWENTY-ONE DAYS. The above Is a correct photograph -of a Portland lady Treated at the Saxo Institute for deen wrinkles, drooping eyelids and flabby chin. This lady does not hesitate to state that her face, after a two weeks treatment is a marvel of smoothne&s and freshness. 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