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PORTLAND MUSICIANS WHO WILL APPEAR
BEFORE THE WOMAN'S CLUB FRIDAY, APRIL 10
ems a
TWO GREAT BARGAINS
MONDAY and TUESDAY
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX. rOHTLAND, APRIL R, 1903.
Newest Garm
t Sale Prices
a0K
Smartest WkW
Suit ' 4vP
St5leS
Greatest
Sale
of
the
Suit
Season
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Unusual Values Prices Cut Most Half
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The Knan'j Club lias had some very iTiterestimr programmes thl season but one of very special Interest and
Tnrrft nil! be presented next Friday, April to. The president. Mrs. F. Rupert, who furnishes tho programme for tha
or.-.i.fnn and whn has done so mnrh for the pleasure nd profit of rHib members, has arranged a lecture recital of
"T'M-r Cvnt." dntnia by Ibsen and music by firlrjr. Pr. .'. H. Chapman Is the speaker, and musical Illustrations
: be r'ven by Mrs. rtose Hloch Hauor. Miss Beatrice Hidden, F. G. Klchen Is ub and F. Konrsd. The musical num.
r-.v. will be "Morning-." "InarM's rtnlnt." "Hall of the Mountain Kings," "Asl's Death," "Anltras Pnnce," -Polvelg's
s.-tie or sunshine,'' 'The storm." ' Sol vein's Cradle Sons."
PORTLAND
COXTIM'ED FROM THIRD PAGE
i isce Mr. 1. K. t larlinghouse. of Jn
t'.-rhv. T?. (. an-1 Mr?. Ma Spaulding
-igrr, at the parsiiiiNpr. April I.
STattcrbacli-Potter.
Mr. M. K. Platterhaeh. of Camus,
tv icih . anrj Miss i:. C. Potter, wore mar
:i od ;i t t h t J rx ce M. K. pH rsona jri. Sn t -i:r1a-
afternoon. M:ireh 27. bv the pastor,
Xr. Win lam H. Hrpr.
H n troughs-McKo
Kod HurroiiRhs and Ntiss Zari'Ma
Mi'Kw w?r married at the home of Mr.
mill Mr?, rttirronphs. Taylor street.
m Monday evenlnp. M:rrh .W. lr. J.
" hit comb Frontier offlciatingr.
Anstln-Mlllrr.
lr. Wfiifam H. Hppe. of Grace M. F
liurrh. ofl'.eiated at tho wedding of
r:ard K Austin, of th;s city, and Mss
Mfon K. Miller, whirh took place April
? at the par?onace.
loluison-Watrrlion!.
(n March 2S Frederick Irrvy Johnson
and fidna Urare Waterhouse were united
in marriniee by Lr. Clarence True Wll
on. of Centerary M. K. Church.
Mackcy-Hondrrson.
V. M. Mnikev and Miss S. L. Hcnder
o!i wore married at the parsonage
March Zl by the Rev. Hrnjnmln Tounic.
AWOl'XCKMEXTS.
There 1r only one arK'inir master In
Tort! and who teaches tho waHs correctly,
lie I'rofespor Kinkier. Pon't be fooled
b any Voent teacher. PrivAte or cinss
v5lnivtfon riail. Rinsier hall. Grand
avenue and Fiist Morrison streets. Hoth
rhones.
Tf on. and N!r;t. W. H. AVehrunir. of
TlUlsboro, Or., announce the rnpaccment
f their danehter. Kthel tVrtrude. to
? -ay ton "VN'tsdom. of Portland. The wed
d'nc will take pTace in June.
M- and Mrs. V. O. Stevenson have n
i o'.iri ed the enpnitement of their daugh
ter, l-etha Grace, to choster M. Ilornld.
-f this city The weddln is to take
plac Jure
M r and Mrs. Samuel Solomon an
nnnrtee the eneajrement of their daughter
Carolyn to Simon Wolf, of this city; at
homo Sunday, April 12. from 2 till 3.
Howrtt. Bradley ft Co. have just re
ceived r shipment of the celebrated
Korsythe Tailored Waists.
Art l. M'Mie--Speria It y, ladies" fancy
T:i:!tii inp ii'iwns. 1! Sixth street, opposite
The rortUnd.
i omim; kvkxts.
Mrs. Sylvia Williams McGulre. the we!I
known entertainer and reader of nejrro
ditilect. has been scormgr great successes
this Winter throughout Orecon and
Washington in her lecture-recital.
"VViipfS VYom IMxieland." At the re
quest of munerous friends Mrs M;Guire
will repent this celiirhtfu! Southern t-n-teitfiinment
at the White Tenip'e on
Ti:dny evenlrgt. April . . under the
arspiees of the ladies Aid Society of the
t-huroh. On this occasion she will as
sisted by some of the best musical talent
of the city.
The Kastcr party of the Vesper Stellas
will be given at Murlarfc Hall Thursday
ever.iir. April Z. The patronesses are
Mrs. J. F. Silver. Mrs. J. Oillen. Mrs.
(.. Ooutwrie and Mrs. A. llennijr. Club
members are Mr. and Mrs. K. Gordon.
. Mr. and Mrs. B Oetzen and Sidney Mills.
Mrs. Minnie Hnnce-Rvans presents at
S:;ermftn Clay Musk- Hall. April S. at S
o c!',vk, her r"pils. Mrs. Archibald Ivn o
lac mexsooprano) and Mrs. Krne?t
Merpcs (contralto, with Mrs. Warren E.
TliomAP. aecorrpanist, at an invitational
mat'iiee nmsiesle.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. O. II.
announces its fourth annual Faster
Monday party. April 50. at Eat Side
Woo si man Hal!. Patronesses are Mrs.
P. Pout-lass. Mrs. P. .1. Smith, Mrs. T.
K. Mecher. Mrs. W. A. Fivers, Mrs.
T. lloaier.
The Police OftWr's Wives Social and
Aid Society will meet at the homp of Mrs.
lisiy. 5an rtaiaei street. April N at
2 P. M. All 'officer' wives are cordially
invited to attend.
The K. S. A. C have sent out invita
fons for their April dancirp party, to be
s'vvn at R:::!ers Hall. Thursday,
April !.
The Art Psychology of the Woman's
C! :b tv HI meet Tuesday. April H, In the
a: i room of tho Ful lie Library.
The Bunker Hilis announce their Easter
p.trty for Thursday evening, April 23. at
I'ust S:dt Woodmen's Hall.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
M'ss Graoe Wilton returned last week
from Berlin. Germany.
M-s. Julia B. Blum has taken apart
ments at the Hill Hotel.
Mis. Fanny Wallace has returned from
a thre weeks stay in Astoria.
Amonp the passenpers saillup on the
tenmsh!w Konp Albert, of the North
U erica a Llod line, on March 2S, from
SOCIAL NEWS
New York, for Genoa via Gibraltar and
Naples, w er Mrs. HeeTwlp Smith and
Miss Helen B. Smith, of Portland.
Mrs. Pe Witt O. GosneM, of Roseburp.
Or.. Is the pueet of Mrs. May Braver, at
tha Hotel Miliner.
Miss Alma Baslnski. of Tacoma. Is visit
ing Mrs. Milton Freiberg, at ITS North
Seventeenth street.
Mrs.' Paul S. IJnquist will arrive on
Tuesday to visit her parents. Captain and
Mrs. W. H. Pope, at Ail West Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Goldstein are at
the Hotel Navarre. New York City. Be
fore returning to Portland they will visit
the principal Fastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rittenberp and son
Paul, who are sucst at the Nortonla.
will po Fast Monday evening. Later
Mr. Rittenbenp will go abroad on busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Cadwalader Jones, former
ly Miss Helen Anderson, of Spokane, are
now in this city, and have taken apart
ments at the Hobart-thrrtls. Mr. Jones Is
connected with the United Steel A Bqulp
m en t Com pa n y .
WMMam A. Healy. for the past two
years assistant manager of the Port
land branch of F. S. Harmon Jfr Co..
has been promoted to peneral manager
of the company, with headquarters at
Tneoma. Mr. Healy has been identi
fied with the furniture business for
about etsht years. The employes of
the Portland house presented him with
a handsome fr'd watch) charm, set
with diamonds, as a token of the
esteem in which he is held.
Miss Vivian Marshall, of this city, has
been extensively entertained in Wil
mington. IVI.. and Philadelphia. Pa.
V.'hilt in Wtlminpton she was the puest
of Miss Ellen ft. White, who made many
friends In Portland while visiting here
t?Tre vears ago. In Philadelphia M iss
Marshall is the puest of Miss Ala Cur
rey, who will be pleasantly remembered
by those who met her last Summer,
when she spent several weeks at the
home of her brother. J. A . Currey, of
Portland Heights. Miss Marshall was
one of a party of friends who were re
cently informally received by President
Roosevelt, in Washington.
Pr. W. P. Carlisle, son of Mrs. K A.
Carlisle, of Ijoeksley Hall, who is practic
ing dentistry in Russia, will return to
this country for a visit, accompanied by
Tr. C. W. Ienn. of Chicago, who is also
practicing dentistry in Russia. They will
be accompanied by a member of the
royal fam.ly. Count Bobrinsky. and the
three will tour America together. Three
or four weeks will be spent in Portland,
and when they leave the city, thoy will
be accompanied by Mrs. Carlisle, who has
decided to sell Locksley Hall, at Seaside,
in" order to accompany the young gentle
men on the American sight-seeing tour.
Mrs. Carlisle will go to Russia for a stay
with her son.
At the Women's Union.
Miss K. Myers was a guest at dinner
on Sunday, on a visit to Miss Edna Sher
rilL Miss I -aura Pamelson, of Astoria, came
1
a rorn.AH porti.wo si;- t
KB WHO HS. BKEN KX- !
;;fi AS THR roTB tl.-
TO FOR A 1-ROMINEXT ?
NEW YORK IHIRCH. !
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Mr. Lata Dahl Miller.
Mrs. Lulu Pah! Miller, a well
known contralto of Portland
and pupil of Mrs. Walter Reed,
has been engaped in New York
City as contralto of the Rutpers
Presbyterian. Church, Seventy
third and Broadway. Mrs. Mil
ler sans "But the Lord Is
Mindful of His Own," from
Mendelssohn's oratorio. St. Paul,
a selection she sang at her last
recital in Portland, and was
unanimously chosen by the mu
sical committee of six from SO
applicants for the same posi
tion, which is one of the best
choir positions In New Tork.
Mrs. Miller Succeeds Mrs. Clar
ence Eddy.
2i?2S X05E ELOOi BAUER
on Wednesday, and will make her home
here while attending a business college.
Miss Catherine Burns was a guest oh
Sunday at dinner.
Mrs. W. H. Rice, of Oregon City, was
a visitor on Thursday.
Miss A. M. Gutrridgc spent Sunday with
her sister at Oregon City.
Miss Martha Clarke was the guest of
Miss Jane Rubow at lunch on Friday.
Miss Katherine Marren was here at din
ner on Friday evening, the guest of Miss
Clara Glesener.
Mrs. George A. Tarrahee. of Vancouver,
Wash., sp-nt Sunday here with her
daughter Miss Mabel Larrabec.
Tho New Korm TarUrtte'
Is the latest creation in French corsets.
It produces the long, slender hio and com
bines eleg-anca of fit with the greatest
comfort. As a specialty we are showing
a low-bust, long-hip model, which Alls a
long-felt want. We invite your inspec
tion. Marie U. ZcUfuchs. Milliner. Modiste
and Oorsetierc. 3!fi Washington street.
Faster and pattern hats of the latest
creation, at the new millinery store of
Northrup Jensen, 249 Morrison, near
Third.
S. de la Mcr. cateress. private or class
lessons in practical cooking. Main 4174.
Prohibition Discussion at Y. M. C. A.
The address at the Y. M. C. A. this
afternoon will be given by Klbert H.
Hicks, of Koseburg. His subject is
'Fishing- in Salt River." The music for
the afternoon will be furnished by the
chorus choir of the Second Baptist
Church, where Mr. Hicks is holding
meetings. J. M. Glass, of California,
an orator of marked ability, who ad
dressed the men's meetlnp at the Y.
M. C. A. about six weeks ago on "The
Pestiny of Our Nation." will lead an
open parliament discussion following
the address of the afternoon. The sub
ject to be considered is "Does Pro
hibition Prohibit?" Any man who
thinks prohibition does not prohibit Is
challenged by Mr. Glass to come and
prove his point. Mr. Glass will prob
ably be In the Pacific Northwest for
the next two or three months in the
interest of t the temperance reform
work. All men are cordially Invited to
this afternoon's propramme. '
Statement From Dr. H. C. Fcnton.
PORTIANl. Or., April 4. (To the Edi
tor. W On account of the misapprehension
which has arisen from the erroneous re
port connecting my name with the death
of F. J. Clarke's child from chloroform
anesthesia. I wish to state that I knew
nothing of the case until I read the pub
lished account, and to say further that I
refuse to perform throat operations on
children under an anesthetic anywhere
outside of a hospital; that I always use
ether for these cases; and that I have
never lost or sartously endangered a sin
pie case of this character, during a period
of over 11 years of social practice In
this city. HICKS C. FENTON.
Perfect fitting glasses $1 stM srers.
A Skin of Beamy is a Joy Forever
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Goods Iair Id
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Uk T.Bit6i StatM, CaQ4tft tuti Xurop.
nU.I.tirLES, PreK 17 fired tan SirnynTrV i
ArnD!l7T
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We guarantee the La Genore to give absolute satisfaction. We keep the
and our expert lady Corsetiere will call and demonstrate the La Genore
furnished for self-measurement, for ladies living out of the citv.
Main 6275, A 3915. ,
GINNEVER 8 WHITTLESEY CO.
64 Sixth St.. Between Oak and Pine, Portland, Oregon.
FASHION CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
141 SIXTH STREET, CORNER ALDER-OPP. OREGONIAN
New Store With Little Prices
Oregon Humane Society
Does a Good Work
Report of President Cake HeveaU
Faet That Many C'anea of Cruelty
to Antmnla Are Punished.
TrflS following annual report of 11. M.
Cake, president of the Oregon Hu
mane Society, reveals the fact that many
cases of cruelty to animals are Investi
gated and punished.
The Oregon Humane Society, which
lias become one of the indip pen gable In
stitutions of our city, was organized In
1S72, mainly through the efforts of W. T.
Shanahan. who has been corresponding
secretary during the period of 35years.
The past year has been one of great use
fulness. Many have been the calls upon
our officers for help-, and much good has
been done In relieving brute creatures
from cruel treatment. An examination
will show how urgent is the need of our
existence as a society, as well as the
prompt and effective manner in which
that need has been met. And the work
we have done by way of prevention is
Incalculably greater than the relief di
rectly afforded by actual Interference or
by prosecution nnd punishment, yet we
must continue to be watcntul and prompt
to relieve, as well as to punish where
the facts "justify it. For It Is by pun
ishing one that we deter many others
from oommtting the like offenses, and so
F. P. YOUNG t
All Ne
Goods
7th and Washington Sts. Portland, Or., (The Qnality Shop)
Our New Store Will Be Open
For Business Monday Morning
Just in time for the Easter Shopping. We have the article yon want.
' WE ABE AGENTS FOE THE WELL-KNOWN
P. Centemeri Kid Glove's, the
pnir. $4.00 down to Sgl.OO
Seal and Alligator and assort
ed Bnjrs ALL PRICES
Ladies' Leather nnd Elastic
Belts '. ALL PRICES
The best Ladies' Hosiery, $2.50
down to .....2oC
Real and imitation Torchon
Lace, yard, 75c down to...5e
Trimming Lace, all prices.
Every piece new.
Novelties in Ladies' Back
Combs, Hat Pins, Veil Pins, etc.
I have just returned from New York, where I have personally
selected my stock, which is the latest in each line.
F. P. YOUNG
.PIIflMr1 A perfect figure and
JlYllll3 PERFECT SATISFACTION
The La Genore Elastic Corset is the most perfect
Corset in fabric in boning in shape. You may stoop
You may sway You may contort the body into any posi
tion; the pliable La Genore always conforms to every
action of the body or individual muscles.
The Pefectiort of the La Genore
is due to its elegant shape, exquisite workmanship (made to your order),
superh boning material and superior material used in its entire construction.
The La Genore combines the latest French models adapted to American forms,
with positive assurance that not a particle of elejance will be sacrificed.
$15.00
I by punishment wo prevent. For sap
port the society has depended solely
upon members and ctrUena, Our cor
responding secretary, upon whom falls
the burden of work, has served the so
ciety during these many years without
just compensation, and now that the
work is constantly Increasing, we appeal
to the humane people of our city to assist
us in our work of protecting children
and dumb animals from cruel treatment.
"Since our last annual meeting oitr
society has been called to mourn the de
cease of our late prasident. Alfred F.
Sears. Although much of his time was
devoted to his officio! duties, he was
deeply interested in the work of the so
ciety and possessed a kindly and sympa
thetic regard for the welfare of dumb
creatures.
"Our humane officer's report shows
that 506 cases were reported and inves
tigated during the past year. The fig
ures showing the result of our labor
give only the summary of the work ac
complished; they cannot show the labor
necessary to complete a case, and many
times hours are spent and repeated trips
by the officer -made before the results
are obtained. Through the efforts of
our society nine beautiful fountains, the
gifts of generous citizens, are now being
installed, and when completed will con
fer a long-needed blessing upon both
man and beast. The -society is greatly
In need of an ambulance for the removal
of disabled animals from our streets, and
we trust the city will make the neces
sary appropriation for this purpose.
Many disabled horses have remained on
the streets for hours, awaiting removal,
and then tinder great difficulties. With
a properly constructed ambulance, anl
mnls can be quickly picked up without
urnishings
Embroideries and Insertions,
the kind you want, Swiss, nain
sook, cambric ALL PRICES
The latest Veilings, yard, $1.50
down to ,. . . 25
New 45-inch Nets in black,
white, plain and fancy, $2.2)
down to 75
Ribbons'in satin or taffeta, all
widths, all colors, as fine as you
wish, yard, up from 1
All the new things in Parasols
and Umbrellas, all prices, from
$12.00 down to $1.50
Corset in repair. Phone, call or write
and take your measure. Instructions
$45.00 Values, $25.00
$27.50 Values, $15.00
In the lols may be found all the stunning new crea
tions of the season; handsome new models in chiffon
panama. serges, in white and all the shades, and
in fact all the new materials, well made and perfect ly
tailored. Come early Monday and judge for yourself.
VALUES TO $27.SO VALUES TO $4S.OO
$25.00
Indicting pain or discomfort nnd taken
to a place of shelter. In conclusion, we
cannot forget the many courtesies ex
tended to our society. through tho
columns of the press, nnd a vote of
thanks Is hereby expressed."
CHURCH TO HAVE NEW HOME
SunnyMd t'ongregntlonnl Member
ship Votes to Buy New Site.
The membership of the Sunnynide Con
gregational Church at a recent business
meeting unanimously voted to purchase a
new building He and to lay plnns for a
new building. It has been evident for
many months pant that the growth of the
various departments of this church would
speedily demand larger and tnore commo
dious quarters. Yeara of persistent and
energetic work are yielding" results which
positively demand a modern church plant.
The slxe of the lot upon which the present
church stands, as well as the building
itself. have necessitated a complete
change.
The new site has been secured in a
quarter block on the southeast corner of
Kast Taylor and Kast Thirty-second
streets; a location which for the char
acter of Its surroundings and the par
ticular purpose of church work could not
be excelled. While the plans of the now
We Beg to Announce That
fin j
"E shall move this
' week into our quar
ter block on the corner
of Fifth and Stark streets.
O We shall have this
quarter block filled
with fine furniture all
absolutely new, stylish
and beautiful.
0 All periods, all grades,
all woods and finishes
will be represented in our
stock. In every grade,
cheap or fine, the price,
quality considered, will bef
the very lowest. No one
interested in furniture
can afford to miss seeing
the new display.
Jf Definite annbunce-
ment of the date of
opening will be made
soon. Watch for it.
G.MAG
86-88 Third Street
hu tiding are not Absolutely determined
upon, enough of Its character and gen
eral arrangement hns been adopted in tho
minds of the building committee to as
sure not only a handsome structure and
as" such a decided improvement to Run
nysfde. but a building which for utility
and practical purposes should be satis
factory. Every phnse of church work is to re
ceive due recognition in the new plan;
the commodious arrangement of audi
torium and f?unday.chool rooma on tho
main floor will be seconded by a wll
lighted and ventilated basement under the
entire building. Here the social features
of the church will be carefully looked
after; a flourishing Men's Iengue. a wide
awake Toadies' Aid Society, the Christian
Kndoa'or. Junior and senior and boys
clubs will be comfortably housed and a.
work will be inaugurated which cannot
but prove a great boon to this rapidly
developing district of our city. A work-
ers committee has been out for twi
weeks enlisting the interests of the frlenrid
of tho institution and has already met
with the most encouraging results. Thn
enthusiasm everywhere apparent will
convert the project Into an early realization.
Absolutely painless dentistry at rea
sonable prices. Chicago Dentists, J2.1'4
"Washington street.
Free candy with children's shoeg at
Rosenthal's. Seventh and Washington.
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