THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JANUARY 26, 1908.
luncheon this week In honor of Miss
Morriii, ..if Duluth, Minn., who is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Wells Gilbert.
V Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Raley are guests
at Hotel del Coronado.
Miss Marjorie Miller, one of the pop
ular jtirls of Seattle's younger set, is
visiting at St. Helen's Hall, a guest of
Miss Louise Knappen.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tarpley have re
turned from a brief visit to New York
City.
Mrs. William Knight and daughter
Marcia have left for an extended Cali
fornia trip. Later they will be joined
by Mr. Knight, and' together they will
vit.it the. Southern California points of
interest.
Much informal entertaining has been
done in honor of Miss Flora Stern,
who is a guest of her cousin. Miss.
Flora Fleischner.
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Miss Ruth Lee and Miss Anna O'Connor
were hoRteses at a pretty party on
Thursday night at the Orcgon'Yacht Club,
when they were assistrd by Robert Good
and Dr. F. C. Mellich. The clubhouse
was artistically arranged with flowers
and vari-colored lights. The affair took
the form of a dancing parly.
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A cotillion I. to be given this Saturday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wolfe
for their daughter. Miss Florence Wolfe,
Who made her formal debut last Winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Washburn, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Washburn's
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Jones, have
gone to Minneapolis.
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Mrs. J. Marion Meacham has announced
the engagement of her daughter, Frances
Graham, to W. Frank Whitley, for
merly of Dallas. Texas, now of Seattle,
Wash. The wedding is to take place
March 17, at the First Christian Church.
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Miss Henryetta Lauer, who has been
visiting her Ulster. Mrs. C. M. Kahn. in
Boise, Idaho, for the past threV months,
will return to Portland on Monday.
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The Delta Pi Society, composed of Port
land Academy girls, gave a box party on
Monday at "Brown of Harvard." The
two boxes were occupied by Misses Mar
guerite Bosclike, Gretchen Klosterman,
Frances Fuller. Margaret Bates, Elsa
Hill, Luetic Smith. Kemna Klosterman.
Klu Smith. Ruth Sichel, Ruth Small and
Lillian Buehner. The ' ehaperones were
Mrs. George F. Fuller and Mrs. Charles
Smith.
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A largcly'attended and- pretty reception
of the past week was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Elliot Habersham at
her residence on Irving street. Presiding
at the tea. table, massed with quantities
of daffodils, were Mrs. William Jones,
Miss Teka von Bolton. Mrs. E. L. Thomp
son and Mtes Grace Eliot. Receiving with
Mrs. Habersham was Mrs. C. J. Schnabel,
assisted by Mrs. A. H. McGowan. Mrs.
F. II. Alliston and Mrs. Allen Ellsworth.
Assisting n serving were Miss Ruby
Chrichton. Miss Helen Smith and Miss
Blanche Schott. Receiving the guests at
the door were little Frances Habersham
and Gene Ounn. '
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Miss Ruth Honeyman, who attended the
freshman glee at Eugene, is still a guest
of Mrs. Wold at their attractive residence
in th college town.
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The wedding 6t Miss Bertha Fritsii,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Frltsch. to Henry Frank, son of Mrs.
Linda Frank, is to take place Wednes
day evening at the Portland ' Hotel.
Only members of the families will be
present.
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The annual freshman glee at the Uni
versity of Oregon, which wa.s held last
Saturday night, was one of the most bril
liant social affairs ever given In the col
lege town. The big armory was deco
rated with pennants, and the scene was
one of gaiety. There were more than 400
guests participating in the grand march.
Cecil Ehpey. a Portland Academy grad
uate, acted as floor manager, and the
other members of the committee were
Mary Howard, Hazel Brown. Ralph Cro
ntse and Howard Drew. The patronesses
were Mesdames Church, DeBar. Duff.
Jones, Morey and Dearborn.
Among the Portland guests were Mrs.
lx von Zoll Clarke, Misses Gertrude Elfers,
Myrtle Sheldon, Dorothy Holhrook. Doro
thy Morrison. Margaret Boot. Florence
Lllhurn. Ethel Clarke, Ruth Honeyman,
Lessie Leadbetter, Nell Swart, Katherine
Kmmons. Jessie Blbee. Merle MoKelvey,
Maude Steadman. Rita Bernard, lone
lambert, Eva Jones. Winifred Abbott,
Thora Malln and Messrs. Howard Lat
ourette and Blaine Hallock.
On Friday evening the Beta Epsllon
Sorority gave a reception in honor of its
guests, and the Tau Pi Sorority gave a
similar affair on Saturday afternoon. The
Sigma Xu Fraternity kept open house
on Sunday afternoon.
The social affairs of the Oregon stu
dents are attracting more attention each
year and are becoming immensely popu
lar. The four big events of the year are
the sophomore hop, which is always held
early in December: the freshman glee, on
the third Saturday in January; the junior
prom., usually held In March. ' and the
alumni ball during commencement week.
NANCY LEE.
, KVKXTS OF TIIK WEEK.
A very pleasant event occurred last
Monday when u large number of the
members of Mount Hood Circle. Women
of Woodcraft, planned and carried out a
surprise party at the home of Mrs. J.
Ira 'Routlerige. at Bust Twenty-ninth and
Belmont streets. The occasion was the
birthday of Mrs. Routledge, who is a
very popular member of the order.
About 3ft of her friends suddenly appeared
at her home, at 11 o'clock Monday morn
ing, bringing with them refreshments and
many intentions of having a good time,
which were fully carried out. It was a
most complete surprise to Mrs. Routledge
and.the day was pleasantly spent in card
playing, music and recitations. During
the afternoon Mrs. Cornell. In a neat
speech on behalf of the friends present.
handed Mrs. Routledge a handsome cut
Etass earaffo. Those present were: Mes
dames Fraxcr. Howe, Gheman, Keenan,
Wheeler. Klllot. Carls. Knapp. O'Brien,
Lotrich. McGregor, Pelton. Shields. Rich
mond. Warden. Nonken, Cornell.
Kenetick. Phillips. Morgan. A. Minar, E.
Minsr and Misses P, Minar, R. Minar,
and Evans. -
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At the home of Mrs. George E. Tilden,
frtii East Morrison street, the monthly tea
of the Ladles' Missionary Society of the
Hawthorne Presbyterian Church, was
given Tuesday afternoon and attended by
51 ladles of the society. Mrs. O. M. Scott,
secretary, and Mrs. Lucas, treasurer, were
present. An Interesting programme was
rendered. Mrs. W. D. Deavor rendered a
solo. "Don't Cry. Little Girl, Don't Cry."
She responded to an encore by singing
"Goodby. Sweet Day." Mrs. Bertha
Grimes followed with a solo, "Ah, 'Tis a
Dream," and responded to an encore.
"Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes."
MTss Florence Smith, a well-known elocu
tionist, entertained the company with sev
eral selections in a most happy manner.
Violet Hayes gave an instrumental solo
most charmingly. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving the ladies by Mrs. Mo
Leod. The reception lasted from 2:30 to 5
P. M., and was one of the most enjoyable
In the history of the society.
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A pianoforte recital will be given by
Miss Grace von Groenewald, pupil of
Arthur Foote, assisted by Mrs. May
Dearborne-Schwab, at the Unitarian
Chapel. Seventh and Yamhill streets.
Monday evening. January 27, at 8:15
o'clock. The patronesses are Mrs. Ed
gar E. Coursen, Mrs. Thompson T.
Davis, Mrs. Edward Ehrman, Mrs. P.
J. Mann and Mrs. Warren E. Thomas.
The programme follows:;
Rondo. G Major, Opus Til. Beethoven
Variations Serleuses, opus 54. . Mondelssohn
Miss von Groenewald.
'Air from "Louise" charpentler
Mrs. Schwab.
M.dftation. Opus 72, No. 5. . . .Tsehalkowskl
Deux Arabevque uebussy
Barcarolle, Opus 30, No. 1 Rubinstein
Wtdmung Schumann-Liszt
Miss von Groenewald.
A Little Winding Road Ronald
Fernian Love Song Burrnelster
A Song of Sunehfne Thomas
Mrs. Schwab.
Etude. Opus 27, No. i Foote
Suite In C Minor, Opus 30 ..Foote
Appassionato, Romance. Toccata.
" Miss von Groenewald.
Mrs. Warren E. Thomas. Accompanist -...
One of i the most delightful events in
Tuesday evening, . January 2S. at the '
Woodman Temple.' on Eleventh street, j
Mrs. Hersclr will be installing officer !
for the Women of Woodcraft, assisted '
by the guards of Astra Circle. William I
Reidt will install the Woodmen officers, I
assisted by Webfoot team. Captain Elliot
commanding. Short addresses will be
made by Neighbors Governor Chamber
lain, A. L. Barbur and Grand Guardian
Neighbor Carrie C. Van Orsdall. followed
by readings by pupils of Mrs. Gillespie's
School of Reading and instrumental
music by Mrs. L. Geisler and son. .
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Jack L. McConnell entertained a num
ber of his young friends at a birthday
party at his home on East Bumelde street
last Thursday evening. The event was
also in honor of his brother.-Samuel, who
had just returned from a trip to Califor
nia with his bride. The evening was
spent pleasantly in games aid music,
after which a delicious cupper was served.
Those present were Miss Olga Kllnker,
MARRIED IN PORTLAND LAST WEEK
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Mil. AD MHS. J. If. htM.
A very prettj- wedding took place at the home of the groom's sister,
Mrs. George Bishop, Twenty-eighth and Clinton streets, when J.- II.
Kunz and Miss Helen Sauermann were united in marriage by Rev.
J. R. McGlade. The bride and groom were attended by Mr., and Mrs.
Dutsher. The bride carried bride's roses and the bridesmaid pink carna-'
tions. The rooms were beautifully decorated in ivy. Oregon grape and
ferns aiid the dining-room was lighted' with Chinese lanterns. The
couple stood under a wedding bell made of ferns. Mrs. Guy Depue
played the wedding march. Many handsome presents were received.
Mr. Kunz Is Oregopian agent- for Brooklyn and Sellwood. The bride
is well known in society circles. After congratulations and a wedding -supper,
Mr. and Mrs. Kunz left for their own home, 630 Brooklyn street.
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Salem society this season was the unique
Chinese domino party given by Miss
Eleene L. Fawk on Saturday afternoon,
of this week, in honor of Miss Lenna
Eleanor Cavanagh, who is to be 'married
February 19. to Otho O. Regan. The
Fawk home, at Nob Hill, was elaborately
decorated throughout In Chinese effect.
Two Chinese tots drew in- cart, ladened
with china, as a gift to Miss Cavanaugh
from her girl friends. Maidens gowned in
Chinese robes waited upon the guests at
numerous small tables throughout the
spacious parlors. Rice novelties, ginger
root, wafers and tea were served irf
Chinese fashion. In the recieving line
with Miss Fawk were, her mother, Mrs.
Henry Harvord Fawk, Mrs. L. C.
Cavanagh. Mrs. James Walton, Jr., of
Tillamook, and Airs. Claud S. Knight, of
The Dalles.
...
The entertainment and social at West
minster Presbyterian Church, corner of
Tenth and vWeidler streets, last Wednes
day ntght proved an unqualified success
In every respect. A large and appre
ciative audience, filled the handsome
church building, and every number on
the programme was received with gen
uine and well-merited enthusiasm.
John Claire Montelth's songs elicited
the highest praise. Following was
the programme: Reading, Jeannie
Finley; piano solo, Helen Wegman;
reading. Muriel Hosfod; . vocal solo,
Jrrhn Claire Monteith; reading, Miss
Alice Juston; song. Miss Zeta Hollis
ter: reading. Miss Nettie Van Zante:
'accompanist, Mrs. McMIchael. The
committee who had charge of the pro
gramme feel most grateful to all who
contributed to the success of the en
tertainment, . . .
On ' January 18, at the home of Mrs.
W. Ritter. 792 Roosevelt street, a pleas
ant surprise party was tendered Miss
Ester Ritter and her friend. Miss Rosa
Schalin. The surprise was complete.
Many games were enjoyed and a delicious
luncheon was spread. Much praise was
extended to little Arthur Ritter for his
selections on the piano. Vecal and in
strumental music closed a most enjoy
able evening. Present were, Miss Hzel
Baker, Miss Lorene Healey, Miss Lillian
Treute, Miss Margerite Young, Miss Anna
Treute, Miss Gunhild Peterson, Miss
Gladys Bachelder. Miss Stella Gray. Miss
Anna Peterson. Miss Rosa Schalin, Misses
Esther and Pearl Ritter. Master Arthur
Ritter, Mrs. W. Ritter and Mrs. W. J.
Baker.
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Portland Circle. Women of Woodcraft,
and George Washington Camp, Wood
men of the world, will hold a joint in
stallation of their new officers-elect on
Miss Ora McMann, Marie Turner, Adeline
Shurtleff. Earleen E. Smith. Anna Opltz,
Mrs. Samuel McConnelf, Mrs. H. J.
Smith, J. D. Acheson, Samuel McConnell.
Bert Rohlman. Harry Elliot, Henry
Easton. Bert H. McMann. H. J. Smith
and Jack McConnell.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. II. T. Hudson. Roll call was
answered by incidents in Greek his
tory. "Byron" formed the topic of the
day. and Mrs.- Hudson had arranged
the following programme: "Life and
Influence of Environment." Mrs.
Frank Miles: "Critical Study Man and
Poet." Mrs. Chipman; "Study Prisoner
of Chlllon." Mrs. A. A. Bailey: "Study
Vision of Judgment," Mrs. L. M. Davis;
reading,; "The Dream," .Mrs. Chipman.
Refreshments were served by' the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Eshelman.
The club will meet with Mrs. H. T.
Hudson. January 28, at University
Park, St. John car.
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Miss Zilla Lewis celebrated her 18th
birthday Saturday evening, January
18. at her home. 75 East Twenty
eighth street. North. Games and mu
sic were enjoyed during the evening.
Dainty refreshments were served at a
late hour. Those present were Misses
Eva - Bosccw. Fay Himes, ' Lillian
Gardener. Edith Brobst, Mildred
Himes, Bessie Hughes, Catherine
Graham, Susie Hall, Lura Himes, Effie
Barrett; Messrs. Reginald Fox, Harry
McNeelan. Clyde Graham, Harvy Lind
say, Bert Burdick, Ernest Graham, Don
Cather, Lewis Dillon, Jack Kennedy.
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The O. E. S. Girls are issuing a limited
number of invitations for a dancing
party to be given on Monday evening.
February! 3, at the Woodmen Hall, East
Sixth and Alder streets. The patronesses
are to be Mrs. W. J. Fullam, Mrs. E. F.
Hitchcock. Mrs. A. L. Rumsey, Mrs. L.
Henrys and Mrs. W. H. Smith. The
members of the club who wilt partici
pate in this party are Misses Emma M.
Howatson, Josephine Stapleton, Edith
Schmeer, Bess Houston, Mabel Beckett,
Margaret Howatson, Louise Philpott and
the Misses Ballin.
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The Trvington Dancing Club met last
Wednesday evening at the Tennis Club
house and an enjoyable evening ' was
spent. The next party will be a charac
ter party and will be given on Wednesday
evening, Febrnary 12. The patronesses
are: Mrs F. A. Rosencrants, Mrs. Robert
L. Aldrich, Mrs. Francis Drake.
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The art department of the Woman's
Club will meet next Tuesday at 2 o'clock
sharp in the art room of the public
CELEBRATE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
THEIR MARRIAGE
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MH. AMD MRS. ERX8T SCHNEIDER. OF .NEEDY, OREGON.
NEEDY, Or., Jan. 25. (Special.) In the presence of their children
and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Schneider celebrated their golden
wedding last Sunday. 'The aged couple are in good health and enter
tained their guests TOyally. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider were married in
Germany in 1858 and came to this country In 1874, settling first In
Nebraska. In 1889 they cttme to Oregon, where they have lived ever
since. They are well known and highly respected in. the community in
which they reside. The celebration was held at the home of theif son,
Arthur Schneider. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. August Bremer,
Mr. and Mre. Will Breroer, Mrs. Boberg, Paul Brinkman, of Portland;
Mrs. Carbiner, Allan Dresher, John Dresher. Mr. and Mrs. August Koppe,
Mr. and Mrs. Nov, Mr. and Mrs. Schulz. of Portland;: Mr. and Mrs.
Wachtmann. The presents were many and useful, "
library, subject, "Light, the Great Uni
fying Element in a Picture." with illus
trations from the works of Rembrandt,
Leonardi da Vinci and Correggio, etc.
Mrs. Weister also announces to the psy
chology class that she will meet -teem
immediately after the art class at 3:30.
This is done at the request of members
who live at a distance and wish to at
tend both departments on the same af
ternoon. The Qui Vive Club met at the
home of Mrs. Harry Innocent. 318 Tilla
mook street, Thursday afternoon. Janu
ary 23. . - The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Curtis. During the
luncheon a graphic as well as instruct
ive description of htift recent trip
through Chicago was given by the
hostess. Those prese'nt were Mesdames
J. Leach. Lyon, Cameron, Curtis,
Pritchard. Monroe. Shea, Innocent,
Olmstead and Steelman.
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Mrs. P. J. Jennings entertained Tues
day afternoon at five hundred in honor
of Miss Theresa Lyons, of Walla Walla.
Miss Flora. Jessup winning first prize.
Those present were Miss May Helen
Flvnn. Miss Nona Lawler. Miss Millie
Strawbrldge, Miss Florence Carlson,
Miss Nellie Hoy, Miss Flora Jessup,
Miss Theresa. Lyons, Miss Pearl Jen
nings, Miss Fannie Badman. Miss Sarah
Cassin, Mrs. C. Bass, Mrs. F. Sullivan,
Mrs. L. Wilds, Mrs. R. J. Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Witter entertained
the Hi-yu-Wa-Wa Five Hundred Club
last Tuesday evening at their residence
on Thirty-sixth and East Morrison
streets. All members of the club were
present and had a very enjoyable even
ing, including a musical programme, in
which Messrs. Witter. Welheim and
Young rendered several selections. The
prizes' were won by Miss Wilma Mug
ger and Bert Thomas. -
The S. F. H. Club met at the home
of Mrs. S. W. Ammer. Wednesday, Jan
uary 22. Mrs. W A. Gill won the first
prize and Mrs. R. U. Benjaman the sec
ond. The members present were: Mes
dames W. Webster, J. B. Roth, W. W.
Christie, C D. Love, C. F. Frazee, W.
M. Kennedy. W. A. Gill, R. W. Benja
man. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. W. Webster, Wednes
day, January 29.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jennings gave a
dinner on Monday -night at their resi
dence on Flanders street, in commemo
ration of the thirty-third anniversary
of thtir marriage. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jennings, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles O. Jennings, and the
Misses Violet and Florence Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenrrings were married in
New York City January 20,' 1875.
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The meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary to
the A. O. H. last Monday night, in the
W. O. W. Hall, ' Eleventh etreet, was
largely attended. The Installation of offi
cers took place, and the following pro
gramme was given: Piano solo. Miss
Fitzgibbon: vocal solo. Miss M. Healy;
vocal solo. Miss M. Haggerty; vocal solo.
Mrs. W. J. Smith. A dainty supper was
eerved .
...
Miss Tillie . Gravelle entertained at I
dinner, Thursday evening, at her home,
390 Stanton street, in honor , of Miss
Theresa Morgan, of Lakeside, Neb. Be
sides the hostess there were present
Misses Theresa Morgan, Agnes Lillis,
Mary La Doux. Lucy'La Doux, Minnie
Conley, Florence Crawford and Eva
Gravelle.
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The Portia Club was entertained at the
home of -Mrs. "Oglesby Young on Tues
day, January 14. Five hundred was the
game of the afternoon Dainty refresh
merrts were served. The club will meet
on Tuesday, "January 28. at the home of
Mrs. I B. Reeder, 923, East -Everc"t
street.
...
The Orranco Club, whose- parties
have proved so popular the. last three
years, have decided to give two more,
one tomorrow evening, January 27, and
the last one February 24. The members
are: H. J. Hucke. H.-W. Hingley, J.
F. Adams, H. E. Williams.
Next Wednesday evening the St. Law
rence Social Club will entertain their
friends at the Assembly HalC corner of
Third and Sherman streets. Progressive
whist and 509 will be played, followed by
refreshments and dancing. All are In
vited. ...
The Wednesday Evening Five Hundred
Club was very pleasantly entertained, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Menden
hall. 351 Hall street, last week. After
playing 24 hands, delicious refreshments
wera served. .
...
Mr. . and Mrs. A. L. Danziger will be
at home to their friends at their apart
ments at the Hill on Sunday.. January
26, and Thursday, January 30, between 2
and 6 P. M.
....
Trie literature department of the Port
nomah Study Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. C Gritzmacher, 395 Taylor street,
Wednesday, January 29, at 2 P. M.
...
Winelow Meade Circle. No. 7, L. of G.
A. R., "will hold Its postponed social
Tuesday evening In Drew Hall.
The East Side Athletic Club will give
Us January party. Thursday, the 30th, at
Ringler's Hall.
WEDDINGS.
Curry-Hansen.
A very pretty and quiet home wedding
took place on Wednesday, January 15,
at the residence of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wilson, 98 North
Church street,, this city, the bride being
Miss Myrtle Hansen and the groom,
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brother of the groom. The house was
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united In marriage to Mrs. Savana , S.
Holt, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
January 19. The wedding was performed
In the presence of a few relatives and
friends, - in the Grace M. H. Church
manse, 445 Taylor street. Rev. Mr.
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