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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAN. PORTLAND. APRIL 12. 1909. 5 i. PORTLAND SOCIAL NEWS CONTIWm FROM THIRD PAGE ,1nM. ' Pa Thou I.irtxt T y IMvln Pe tition, "-eatnpr: contralto alo, "Ha V n 1 vnpijKKl." HrfM; bnrtton aolo. "Th ralmn." F'aur; rj-tartM. Thy Hallo.. Vrr-miwM" frttr; tntann nM. "Kin Kvcr Ulnrlotsa." Plain!-. AIm tha ran number: PrH'irt, ,H-nmnc,1" rvfi1 pn: Htlu1. 'March.'' Tr-ayr. The pub lic I cordially Invited tn ttrnd. TMb nft.-inonn at nir Tonne Wonii-nn rbrt-tiar, A f1n. Sixth an.l Oak. Dr. TV U Itadcr wUI 1v A 1 Mtk on t(i IMi.Upr.nra. TM ddr" daa bean jrlvn nnt-n rioforr. but Dr. lta.ifr ha ' r.mnt'Ml to repeat It by rprc :h1 riuf-t. !t 1" a rirlitM, tntr mflnfi P'iry .f t';e Mf in the PMIIp plna full of nnMotPi and promises m diliKlitfitl bom- to H mho nin. A irpp-in Hlhln ria" ami "Uttlo Jour, tioy flour" Hr liH'l from 4 to 4:3il P. M. Then roirif tb.' a.Mr nn and munlrM prK r m tne, w MrTi In n f oil own : Mmn polo. Mt- Kdna WnncrtKT. vol moM v1th violin ohHsratn. MtM lriuf Jhtrd; violin aolo, Arnold Smith. Tito Woman' i'luh drpartmntn of art Hint jv. holoK v will imet Tuesday, April 14. nt ! n'rlork in the art room of th pnMIr Ithrary. In the ait clans a vi ral papers on rnojt lntretln(r sub. Jact will be j?ivin. namely: "Kubfiti in Spain." by Mr. A bend rot !i, and "Oriental Ruir l.in.n(r." by Mm. Chapman. In the psychology class Mrs. Wrist or will talk on "li-plcaa Harrl f lr." The study of YokI philosophy will be continued. 4 a Ttio PorttK-mah Club will bi in trr tfttnrij Ht tho homr. of Mr", i. M. Scburr. V Molls flu y avenue. dns dy. April 1i. Taka car arolna; over Stn 1 brit'Ke, getting off at Occident street. All daitf.htrs and grand -da. uajhttM-"; nf Civil War veterans will t wrlcom at 4 1H larrahe tro-t on Friday aftornoon. April 17, at 1:80 P. M. Take Jower Alblna car, Tha T.adlca Auxiliary to tbp A. O. II., formory the "P. of K. ;irla." will hold their annual KaMrr Monday party In the East Sldo Woodman Hall April Stltoa-btltcs. On of til prottieat of the rarVy Spring weddings was that of Charles M. i?tltea and Mi Ada Z. Stltes, which was celo ' bratcd at the home of the bride's parents at Vernon, on Sunday. April o. Tho rooms of the pretty bungalow were gracefully decorated with everfrreena and early Spring: blossoms from the woods. A canopy of feathery cedar boughs Inter Isoed with daffodils In one corner, formed the wedding bower. From this a horse shoe of golden primroses was suspended, and under It the conplo stood while ex- t hnnfttng their marrlaa;e vows. The bride waa daintily gowned In white linen Rar nltured with lace and l-Vench embroidery and carried, an arm bnuriuet of bride's roflrd. &Uf waa attended hy Miss Viola Thayer, who waa also gowned in white and carried bridesmaid roses. The smom was attended by his brother. Mr. Hobert Ptltes. Rev. Vastus Smith, of the Arleta Baptlat t'huroh. performed the marriage ervhe. After congratulations dainty refrpshinpnta were served. Iater Mr. and Mra. Sllts entered a carriage and ware driven to the Jeff ei son-street depot, where they took the electric line for their new homo, near Mnlloy. where they are prepared to welcome their many friends. Among thp wedding guentn were Mrs. IV A. Doud. Mrs. Ira Iotlge, Miss Viola Thayer. Miss Stltes. Mis-sea Jose phine and Utlian XtHea. Misa Van Vleet, Miss Stella Van VUet. Mrs. A. t'oburn. Miss Lottie Adams, Miss Jean Slauson, Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Stitcs and Mr. and Mrs. Mars. Mrs. Stltes and Mr. Robert Stlte. A beautiful, substantial and costly wrray of wedding gifts attended the gotnl wishes of many f rlenda for the newly married couple. WcIN-t.raiit. The wedding of Mr. Krnest Wells to Miss Oertrudu Maxtne tirant was sol emnised on Wednesday evening last at the home of the bride's "slater, Mrs. John Pouglasi, at 21ft North Twenty aeoond street. In the presence of the Immediate friends of the contracting part Ics. Tha He v. Mr. Rrougher of fl cintlng. ' The house was beautifully decorated for th occasion. The recep tion hall and drawing rooms were con verted into a fairy garden, while tho dining room, where an elaborate sup per was served, was en massed In smllax and La France roses. Mr. and Mrs. Wells left on the midnight train for Victoria, R. C. where they expect to remain a fortnight at Mr. Douglas palatial country home. VUMn-VllMn. John K. Wilson and Mrs. Clara N. Wilson were united in matrimony at ROS East Oak street, parsonage of Cen tenary Methodist Episcopal Church, by the pastor. Rev. Clarence True Wilson, on April 4. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will reside at 43.4 East Morrison street. Cormack-Slioa. At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wallace. 187 East Thirty-seventh street, on Thursday evening, April 2, Wil liam Corrlgall Cormack was united in marriage to Jemima Margaret Ska. both formerly of Orkney, Scotland, and now of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Andrew Wilson, of the First 1 'nlted Presbyterian Church. Mies Mary Work was bridesmaid and James Cor mack, a cousin of the groom, acted as groomsman. Miss Margaret MacPherson rendered tho wedding march and also flayed selections during the evening. The newly married couple departed for their home at 466 West Park street. Buck-Elliott. On Saturday. April 4, Miss Mabel O. Elliott and Frank 1 Buck were united In marriage, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Elliott, Rev. W. T. Kerr performing the cere mony. The bride was gowned In an attractive dress of Copenhagen blue silk, and he carried a large, trailing bouquet of bride's roses. The decora tions were Easter lilies. Only the im mediate relatives were present. Pin no-1! una van. William F. Piano, of East High lands. Cal., and Sadie M. Han avail, of Portland. Or., were married at 10 o'clock. Friday. March flu, nt the Vnl versallst parsonage. Riverside, Cal., by Rev. Herbert E. Ronton. i'ru v ford - Ku ron . Edmund S. Crawford and Ena E. Euren, both of Salem, were married on April Ti at CO Park street by Or. Clar ence True Wilson, pastor of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. Srli u It z-Lunge. William Sehultz and Margaret Lunge were united In marriage by the Rev. J. J. Staub, of the Sunnyslde Congre gational Church, at 3l9 College street, Wednesday, April S. AHeu-Allcii. John Allen, of Portland, and Julia H. Allen, of San Francisco, were married by Clarence True Wilson, D. D.. April 4, at the Nortonia Hotel. la iiois-liarlan. Phillip A. Francis and Maria Joseph ine llarlau were married on Friday evening, April 3. by Clarence True Wil son. IV IV, pastor of Centenary Meth odist Episcopal Church. Mr. and Mrs. Francis will visit relatives In Hood River for a week and then move to their homestead at Bend. Crook Coun ty. Or. Wliltaorr-KvM h. A quiet home wedding took place at 309 College atreet. Wednesday, April s. when J. A. Whltarre and Augusta Koch were united In marriage by the R"v. J. J. Staub. of the Sunnyelde Con. rrcgatlonal Church. Wells-Grant. Mr. Ernest Wells and Misa Uertrude MsKlne Grant were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas. 213 North Twenty-second atreet, on Wednesday evening. April 8. Ir. J. Whlteomb Rrougher officiating. A X N O V X C KMN TS . The annwinoement Is made of the mar riage of Wade Hampton Pipes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin U Pipes, to Miss Marie Wynlfred Mills, of london, daughter of tho late Major Edward Mills, H. M. Reg iment Fifty-seven. MHe. Perlot leaves for Paris this month to follow the Berllts liter ary course, and when ahe returns In the Fall will give her pupils the bene fit of her Parisian studies. " The Art I Mode, 181 Sixth atreet. takes pleasure In announcing the efficiency of their fancy tailoring de partment under Hoffman and Gorden. A &3:', Main 3378. Mrs. Bmma Bell announces the engage ment of her daughter. Vesta Etvelyn. to Orvllle, Ray Hollingsworth. The wedding Ut to take place In May. Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvls announce the engagement of their daughter, M$b1e Ije vlna to Dr. Treve Jones; the wedding to take place April 22. . Mrs. Belle Carlisle announces the en gagement of her daughter, Ella, to M. Harry Lamond; the wedding to take place May 1. MAUI E V. ZEITI'UCHS S86 Washington Sired. Afternoon and fancy gowns, man tailored costumes, tailored shirt waists made to order or of your own material. Prices reasonable. Easter at Gill's. An elaborate showing of Easter goods appropriate for this popular oc casion la now on display at our store. It Is an unusually attractive display complete and full of good things em bracing such articles a Bibles, prayer books, tissue bells, tissue eggs, book lets, post cards and an endless variety of novelties. In fact, Just uch "gift things' as will appeal to all mother, father, sister, sweetheart and at prices to fit any purse, from five cents to several dollars. You are cordially in vited to come and see this elegant dis play. The J. K. GUI Company, "the house of Easter gift,' Third and Alder streets. Store Your liira. More furs are damaged hy moths than by regular wear. Our cold dry-air storage vaults provide tho most perfect form of storage yet devised. Phone and we will call for your furs. Special Sum mer rates for the remodeling of furs. H. Llebea & Co., Corbet t building. 2SS Mor rison street. John P. Plagemann, man a ger. SOCIETY PERSONALS. F. E. Ramsey Is at the Good Samari tan Hospital with a severe case of poison oak. Mr.' and Mrs. Luclan Ward. ofCoburg. Or., are in the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Do tig las. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Stearns and son left Tuesday evening for an ex tended trip South and East. They will I SPECIAL SALE OF GLOVES, PARA SOLS, HOSIERY Pni? P ACTED AT LENNON'S 2 .M vain Tl MtTc WI4sW tmmrr whM rkHmnta, 15 If. .1 targe ptarl bnttoam "vrry Intra)," 93.00 valor I.artlro' wlrtr-lna aiqav kid ;lov, o-huttoa Iroirlk. 3.00 valor I.arilea .llow.rBBa naakablc rhamola. M.T.I r1n .v KIIow-lena-ih nnrr allk Ul orr. aateat flnsrc-r tlpa, 1. 73 valu.. 16-hnftna Iragth nitre ftllk Glnvra, brat make. pntra flnarr tip., latrat abadra, 92.23 val.. ie-ttitta lratctb pure lUle filot-r,, $I.2S val ar Womra'a 2-rlnap blark and nhlte allk ftlovea. pntrat flnarr tlpa. braf makr, WCe value Klhow-lenprth l.ennoa trraalne Kann Cap, ;lfvr:. brat Is (be warld, M-OO valur I. art Ira' Drivlnc tilovra, with strap, Trrr latrat,'' f3S value $3.29 tAnttMaey $2.50 Womea'a plala 44U alue. . . HOSIERY SALE binrk and taa boar. . 25c lomn'i Hale. pink. gray. tan. blark, rope ha Dr ttr-m hlnfi taveader. rtiara paame Hoar, Wc vat. tC ...54c Y omrn'a It.lr embmldrrrd Hoae. vrrr atvllab," Wie value YVomrn' apllt-foot and plala Mark Hose. Lenaoa' puarnntred make. Hrrniailorf dyr. SOc V) valur, S lor ffil.VV PARANOI.8 OK AM, TUB I.ATKST C'Ul.OKS AliK 0 SHOW NOW, AM THH VERV LWWKUT TRICES ioi; ii.i. nsn at i.knivoivs. All Umbrellas Greatly Reduced We Repair and Recover Umbrellas 1 &mums S0l MOHKISON. be absent about two months, return ing via Washington, T. C. Mrs. M. F. Woods haa returned from Southern California, where ahe haa been spending the Winter months. Mr. and Mrs. William Bridges have returned after a five years' trip through Eastern and Southern States. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Foley have moved to their new home, 953 Bast Flanders street, and will be at home after April 19. Mtas May Nordman, of Pan Francisco, Is spending the Summer with her als tor. Mrs. S. W. Ottenhelmer, 742 Hoyt street. Dr. C n. Templeton spent two days at Hood River this wek looking after Im provements which he Is having made at his ranch. Mr. and Mrs. I. Gevurts and daughter, Fanny, will leave April 19 for an ex tended trip through Europe; at home Sun day. April 12, from 3 to 6. Miss Ma sic Shirley, of Owoaso, Mich., la the guest of Miss Mabel Jarvls. Miss Shirley will act aa maid of honor at the Easier wedding of Miss Jarvis. Miss Ethel McKercher. after a Win ter spent In .Southern California with her cousins. Mrs. Lulu M. Ward, of Pan Diego, and Mrs. Jackson Deets. of Up- WOODSTOCK COUPLE CELEBRATE THEIR, GOLDEN WEDDING 7. ; AtV All i I 1-1 rf W "S-wtW f ' I MR. AND MRS. Y T. tiALC. Mr. and Mrs. J. TV, Gale, of Woodstock, celebrated their golden wedding April 7 at tha horn of their daughter. Mrs. N. P. Tomllnson, 1MM East Taylor street. They were the recipients of a number of gifts commemorating the event, and all present enjoyed the excellent luncheon. The occasion aim served to celebrate Mrs. Gale's birthday, ihe and Mr. Gale having been mar ried on her lth birthday at Lone Rock. Iowa County, Wisconsin, April 7. 1S.8. They are pionoere. having crossed the plains with horse team in 1S64, stopping In tha Boise Valley the following year when they came on to Portland. In 1877 they moved to Palouse County, Washington, where they engaged In farming until IfcSS, and then they returned to Portland, where they have since resided. Both are enjoying a hale and hearty old age and expect to celebrate many mora wedding anniversaries. Those prevent were: Mr. and Mrs. N. P Tomllnson, Charles S linger. Mrs. Charles EI in ger and Mtrs Gladys Oile, grand children; Master Robert Slinger, great grendaon; Mr. and Mrs. James Richie and son, Mr. and Mn. C A. Palmer. W. oedamke and daughter. H. W. Pretty man and daughter. Mrs. A- Wooden and William Campbell. F. P. YOUNG Everything New. Neckwear, Bags and Belts. 341 Washington St. (The Quality Bhop.) 85c to $3.75 yd. Embroideries For 48c yard Medium and wide, beau tiful flouncing and bands Every Piece New. But tonhole edge. 40c, SOc and 75c Embroidery and Insertion 25c yard Bands and Edges, 5 to 12 inches wide. See them in our windows. On Sale Hay Buy what you want Thousands of yards to select from. land. Is now visiting Mrs. F. R. Cook at her new home in Burlingame, near San Francisco. Miss Edna Benson, of Bay City, Mich., Is visiting relatives and friends in the city. Miss Benson will assist at the wed ding: of her cousin. Miss Mabel Jarvis. Mile. Perlot, the well-known French teacher, will leave this month for a visit to friends and relatives in Paris, and while there Intends perfecting herself in the Berlitz literary course, which Is now considered the most cor rect system for tha study of the French language. Miss Irma Roper, of San Francisco, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ralph Wilde. In this city. Miss Roper is a native daugh ter of Portland, but this Is her first visit to her old home sines her birth. Her father. R. R. Roper, now manager the National Union Fire Insurance, at San Francisco, was for many years local agent In Portland. Miss Ella M. Carlisle has returned from an extensive visit through the East and South. Chicago, New i'ork, Boston and Washington, D. C. were among the larger cities in her Itinerary. She visited many of the natural wonders of America also, of whch Mammoth Cave. Ky.. Vlr- A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever TL T. FELIX COUSACD'S ORIENTAL CREAM OR ElfilCAL BEACTIFIEg ie-moTa Tsa, 7Tb plea, rreekies. Jiota p,t5T Basb, ns Kkla DIwsms. sua every Dtaauta os beantr, ana 4 Am dsteetlea. ft has Mood tb test of a? yer. aaa Is e bsrmiMs we taste tt to bstursit ! property msd. A ocept bo coaster Mt of similar same Dr. L. A flsrra eald to a kwfy ef tbt h lot tos (a psUtoOr " A yen ladtM will nse them. 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At S3 50 The olJ favorite' Nos-312 nJ 3I4 f P which nearly a million pairs were sold in 1907; and for women who want the new "slender-hip" effect are the two new "Klatning-Baclc" models, Kos. 318 and 320, at the same price $3.50. Ai tfjff (f Somewhat finer aretbe Mercerized Brocaded .t jpjJ.VMV Corsetg Nog 6,6 and S18. the French Coutil Corsets with bust supporters. No. 515; and the beauti ful new "Flatninf-Back" model, No. 517 all these at $5.00 As. C 1 ("J For women of luxurious taste, who have t plJ paj(j J5 t0 2S for importeij COTSetSj j,, t,e superb No. 1000, with "Flatning-Back" and the new "Duplex Straps," at $10.00. This i the finest corset that can be made superior in every respect to the best that come from France. It will do wonders for any stout figure, giving it the graceful lines of youth. Our enormous output of Self-Reducing Corsets insure stout women a saving of at least one-half what they are accustomed to pay. One Nemo Self-Reducing Corset, at $3.50, will outwear three average $1.00 corsets. The Nemo Corset is the only corset that ia more than a corset. The only one that has exclusive features of great hygienic merit. The only one that does something for you that no other corset can do. J 'ou will find NEMO CORSE TS in all good stores throughout the world. HOPS BROS., Nanuftctarert Si Francisco Office, 1140 Gear; St. Economy The Meier d Frank Store Nemo" Agents for Portland Mail Orders for "Nemo" Corsets receive prompt, careful attention We are satisfactorily filling hundreds of orders every day from all sections of the Northwest 5end for copy of the largest, handsomest and most complete catalogue published in the West It's FREE glnta Natural Bridge and Niagara Falls were extremely Interesting. Miss Car lisle was the guest of honor at a number of affairs in New Orleans and Los Ange les, having spent the past two months in the latter city. At the Women's Union. Miss Ij. Small, of Silver Lake, who re sided here four years ago. while attend ing a business college, arrived in the end of the week, and iB domiciled here. Miss Mattlo Wyman Is spending today at her home at Lafayette. . Miss Bertha Koontz. was here on Friday, visiting Miss Louise Knutson. Mrs. Thomas C. Malone. of Grand ave nue, was a guest at dinner on Sunday. Mrs. C. A. Cole, of Gloonsvllle. N. T., was the guest of Miss C. Oilman at din ner on Sunday. Miss Cornwall was the guest of friends at Piedmont over Friday night. Miss Laura Garrett was the guest of Miss Maude Kirby at lunch on Friday. From the hawkublll turtle of the Carib bean sea comes the tortoise shell of com. Tnere. t -m x AYS H LOOK IN THE HEM TKTKT flNCERTIprffl. SILK, u.0 i iOff i-M i. . No doubt about it look in the hemr if you find the name "KAYSER", you have the genuine, the glove that outwears three pairs of the ordinary kind.