TIIE SUNT) AT OKEGOXIAX. PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 12, 1909.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF PAST WEEK
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iay afternoon. Musie and Karnes occu
rred the greater part of the afternoon.
Those present were Irene Frre. William
Mathlson. Buth Emrlch, Esther Clarke,
Zelma Sauraln. Louise Mathlson,. Lenora
eelj-, Martha and Wllda Horning-.
rVEVTS OF THE WEEK.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stewart, of Falrvlew,
celebrated their golden weddln Monday
right. September 6, at the home, of Mrs.
Fte wart's mother, Mrs. Jacob McDufTee,
S73 Belmont street. They were married In
Jackson County, Or., September 6. 1S5.
At present they make their home in Fair
view. They have, two children living.
Mrs. May Weaver and Mrs. Olivia Jack
son, both realdenta of Portland. Mrs.
Stewart was Miss I O. Stearns, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel EL Stearns,
tnd waa born In New .Richmond, O. Ths
family came to Oregon In 1S53 by ox team
from Ohio, settling In Jackson County.
Mr. Stewart was born In Jacksonville,
Jla.. May 8. 1832. He went to California
in Vu2. and came to Oregon In 1854, set
tling In Jackson County. At the reception
there were Ave generations. Mrs. Jacob
.Wc-Duffee. mother of Mrs. Stewart, was
'born m Batavla. O., May SO. 1826. Mr.
Ftearns died several years ago, and sha
was married to Mr. McTHiftee in 1SS7.
There were present besides friends of the
(family, numbering about.50, the following
i relatives: Mrs. Anna Nlles. sister of Mrs.
Stewart, and her son. Horace L. NUes,
i wife and son. of Portland; Iavld S. and.
, J. O. Steams, brothers of Mrs. Stearns,
(with their wives and children; Mr. and
'Mrs. L. Weaver and daughter, Laverene;
'Mr. and Mrs. H. Jackson and seven chil
dren: Mrs. Jesse A. Buttles and her son,
i James, of Minneapolis; "Mrs. Gertrude Mc
iXInnon and her son, Orln. of Cascade
Locks.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
Miss Lilly Petersen s nomo i
elation. Tuesday, September 7. - The
house and yard were tastefully decorated
i.v. a,,, vines and ferns, making
a woodland scene. Japanese lanterns also
hoin in decorating. Games- were
played and recitations ann soios were
! rart of the programme. The guests of
i lionor were: Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ritchie.
who were recently married in Chicago.
: Among those invited were: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry C. Chatterton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
0. Burnette. Misses Maude Densmore,
Katherine Langdon. Marian Rlchey. Alma
Stringer. Gertrude Elfers, Edna McCoy,
1, cota Siegner. Ignore Maguis, Golden
Mclntyre, Zoe Bryant. Louise Stengel,
Florence fowling, Lenore Younger. Anne
Hochull. Claire Deerlng. Rose Mayers,
Agnes Harwas. Marguerite Deerlng. Eu
nice Brown. Nell Deerlng, Edith Wick
ham. Lillian Deerlng. Minnie Petersen;
Messrs. Zarhrison. Edgar Densmore,
Jlenry Nelcken. Fred J. Moffett, Raj
Faulkner. J. Verne Guthrie, William C.
Moore, Roy Shoemaker, Hughes Boyer,
Frank Fields. Thomas Pierce, David
Hawkins. Wallace Kadderly. Samuel
Gates. Dolph Heseeroer. Martin Hawk
ins. Burns Powell, D. Wakefield, Joseph
Tteiss, Otto Seaman, Mr. Graham, Frank.
Taylor. Mr. Forbes, William .Parham and
Jack Wolfer.
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An interesting social event of the past
week was the dancing and card party
frlven on Tuesday evening by the Middy
Girte at Rlnglers Hall, which was beau
tifully decorated with greens and pen
nants. Punch was served from an unique
nr.d artistically fashioned well. The guest
list included: Mis?es Ruth Bringmann,
Nellie Bevans, Pauline Bohnsen, Lillian
Bohnsen. Ruth Cushin, Bthel Dorcas.
Gladys Epperley. Ada Gaddis, Martha
Holden. Myrtle Heintz. Florence Kleinch
midt, Genevieve Mattison, Achsah Paget,
Genevieve Shafer, Grayce Vogler. Mildred
Waters. Messrs. George Blackburn, Den
ton Catterlin, Ivan Clark, Bob Evans,
George Griffith, Chester Hughes. Willis
Hutton, Georgo Kelley, William Lewis,
Herbert Metzgar, Harold Nickols, Teddie
Preble, Reginald Prldeaux. Ford Robins.
Frank Rosenthal. Clarence Smith. Noton
Pmlthson, Ralph Tryne. Eugene West,
Herbert Wee tenf elder, David Welch, Roy
Wells. The patronesses were: Mrs. C. M.
Conry. Mrs. H R. Heintz. Mrs. M. Cor
nell, Mrs. E. C. Ashbaugh. Mrsi C. E.
Nelson. The Middy Girls is a social or
ganization comprised of the following
members: Misses Irma R Nelson, Ada
R. Conry, Ella G. Ashbaugh. Inez M.
Oornell. Pauline A. Heintz and Ruby M.
Bfairkell. v
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A surprise reception was given last
Friday evening at the Turn Halle gym
nasum. In honor of the return of Pro
fessor R. Genserowlskl from a trip
abroad, as well as from the recent Turn
fest at Cincinnati, of which he and Pro
fessor Krohn. of Multnomah Club, were
elected Judges. The hearty welcome ac
corded this successful instructor by the
ladies and active classes evinced his
popularity as a teacher. Whist, 6 and
dancing, followed later by dainty refresh
ment helped to pass a very enjoyable
evening. While abroad Professor Gen
serowlskl spent much of his time study
ing new methods of physical culture
training, which, with his untiring ef
forts, will make this season even more
successful than those of the past.
A wedding anniversary surprise party
was given by H. S. Smith for Mrs. Smith
at their residence on Twenty-first and
Broadway last Thursday evening. On
Mrs. Smith's return at 7 P. M. from
spending the day with a friend, she found
the house full of friends and a wedding
d'nner tastefully arranged. Mrs. Smith
was the recipient of several handsome
gift."!, one of which, from Mr. Smith, com
prised a beautiful pair of pure white
sohtaire diamond earrings. The invited
guests were Rev. Henry Marcotte and
Mrs. Marcotte. Rev. H. S. Black and I
Mrs. Black. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. S. Mul
der, of Centralia. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pallett.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Glltner and Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Meek.
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Miss Agnes Da vldson, "of Oakland. Cal.,
was guest of honor of a launching
partv given Wednesday evening by Miss
Myrtle E. Long. The party, chaperoned
by Mrs. Cecil Barcroft, left the city about
t" o'clock, and. after a pleasant ride,
landed at a pretty spot on Swan Island,
where a bonfire was built and a supper
lerved. Miss Gretchen Ku.th and How
rd Glinett entertained the party very
pleasantly with a number of vocal selec
tion. Those present were Misses Agnes
Davidson. Alice Agler. Emma Mankurtx,
Sretchen Kurth. Leulla Wedemeyer.
fcidie Goodman. Grace Dentston. Mabel
L"re. Hazel Shllnn, Myrtle Long; Messrs.
Howard Glinett, Frank Callahan, Virgil
Cpps, E. E. Wedemeyer, Druln, Percey,
Oan Baker, E. R. Gellnsky and Robert
bmleson-
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The Eccleala Circle of the Sisterhood
pf the Disciples of Christ, an organiza
tion of the women of the First Christian
Church, met at the home of Mrs. H. M.
Haller. 715 Schuyler street last Thurs
day afternoon. In the absence of the
president. Mrs. R. B. McClung. Miss
Harriet El Moorehouse presided. Mrs.
Maud Springer Watkins and MLss Helen
Haller delighted the gathering with vo
cal selections. The Ecclesia Circle de
cided to take up a study of the Bible
for Its year's work In the educational
department, and the pastor of the First
Christian Church. Rev. W. F. Reagor.
gave an address on "The Origin and
Preservation of the Bible." After the
business session a pleasant social hour
was spent.
.
Misses Anna Kellar and Oenevieve
Matteion entertained Informally Friday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Ford, in Irvlngton. The house and lawn
were beautifully decorated and a most en
Jovable evening spent. The guests' were:
Misses Mary Cole. Helen MeCusker,
Helen Cake. Frances Norman. Elsa
Koehler, Dorothy Walton. Margaret
Nelson. Katherine Turner, Lynette
Ferguson and her guest, and Misses
Ivle . and Sa'dle Ford. of Astoria
Messrs. Denton Catterlin. Oliver Card
well, Gavin Dyott, Clarence Broughton,
Henry Mahling. Wellington Gilbert. Ralph
Cake. Frank Johnson. Fred Smith. Her
bert Cudlipp, Joseph Detro.
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An amateur performance entitled "A
Matrimonial Advertisement" was given
on Wednesday night last week to a good
sized and well pleaded audience at East
Thirty-second and East Couch streets. A
theater was improvised on the lawn of
the residences of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Cook and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hannigan, and
the performers were composed of the
following: Miss Maria Hannigan, Miss
surprise party Tuesday night, on the oc
casion of their 44th wedding anniversary.
The Dunmlres ,have lived in Portland
three years, having come here from Chi
cago. ...
' Mrs. P. F. Benson ' gave a dinner on
Wednesday evening at her residence, 605
East Main street, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Conn, who were married recently
and are about to leave for their new
home near Airlle.
WEDDIXGS.
Hamilton-White.
The wedding of Frank E. Hamilton and
Mrs. Rhoda May White, at 327 Stark
street, last Thursday night, though quiet.
was a very pretty one. The ceremony
waa performed by Dr. J. Whitcomb
Brougher. pastor of the White Temple.
The bride was dressed in a full tunic suit
of turauolse blue, messaline silk, out on
MEMBEB3 OF PIONEER FAMILIES ARE MARRIED AT
BROWNSVILLE.
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TEJIPLETOX, TUB BRIDE WAS FORMERLY
MISS AVA C. GLASS.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Sept. 11. (Special.) The wedding of Irs.
Lloyd Templeton and Miss Ava C. Glass took place at high noon
Wednesday, September 8, at the home of J. H. Glass, at Brownsville,
Or., in the presence of the Immediate relatives of the contracting par
ties. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. S. Templeton, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, of this city, a brother of the groom.
The bride is a granddaughter of a prominent pioneer family, and
Mrs. Jane Glass, aged 84 years, was present at the wedding. Her
father Is cashier of the Brownsville National Bank. The groom is
the youngest son of W. A. Templeton, of the pioneer family who came
to Oregon ip 1847.
Mr. and Mrs.- Templeton are spending their honeymoon in Portland
and Seattle. They will make their home on the W. A. Templeton
farm,ln the vicinity of Brownsville. On their return trip from the
Seattle Fair they will spend several days In visiting at the home of
Rev. H. S. Templeton, in this city.
Ruth Cook. Master John Clemenson, Miss
Irene Reynolds and .Miss Ruth Fritz.
The usher was Master Theodore Clemen
son, and Miss Olga AUman had charge
of the financial end of the programme.
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Mr. Vmd Mrs. C. C. Loucks were given
a very pleasant surprise by the members
of Orphia Temple, P. S.. on last Wednes
day night in honor of their crystal wed
ding anniversary. Those present were:
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Vose, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Kinsey. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wheeler,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Shlnn, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Van
Schrlck. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tompkins,
Mrs. A. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ge
vurtz. Miss Edith Tompkins. Mrs. C.
Olson. Miss Maude Olson. Mrs. C. Von
Glan, Mrs. K. Erdner, Miss Bess O'Con
nor. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Loucks. Mrs. M.
Spencer and Mrs. M. Goodby.
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At the old nomestead of Chauncey Ball,
at East Gllsan and Wlberg Lane, there
was a most pleasant gathering of old
friends and neighbors September J, to
assist him In celebrating his 8Td birth
day anniversary. Mr. Ball has been ill
and confined to the house for several
weeks, but enjoyed the occasion very
much. Mrs. Ball, assisted by their
daughter. Mrs. Marquam, of Denver,
Colo., served the guests with a bounteous
noonday dinner and after a long and
pleasant afternoon the guests departed,
wishing their old friend many more happy
anniversaries.
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The Woman's Guild of St. David's
Episcopal Church will hold a lawn party i
on Wednesday next, September 15, at 8:30
P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald Potts, of
1160 Mllwaukle avenue, Sellwood, have
given their spacious home and grounds
for the occasion, and all kinds of enter
tainment have been planned to amuse the
guests. Vocal numbers under the direc
tion of Miss Susie Jones will be rendered
and instrumental selections will be inter
spersed throughout the evening's pro
gramme. The party Is to be given for
the benefit of St. David's parish and tha
chairman of the committee is Mrs. A. M.
Oakes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ii Klemmer, of
Hood River, were hosts at a largely at
tended lawn party at their residence.
Rose Lawn, on the evening of September
3. The lighting and decorations were par
ticularly effective.
Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Klem-
mer's hospitality were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wieden and daughter Hazel. Mr.
and Mrs. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gould and daughter
Marie, Mr. and Mrs. MeAldrlch, Mr. and
Mrs. Kroeger, Mrs. H. H. Clarke. Mrs.
Goldwelght, O. E. Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. MahafTey and Mr. Roth.
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Mrs. Willard A. Roberts, assisted by
her sister. Miss Nelly Schroeder, enter
tained at luncheon on Thursday, in honor
of Mrs. W. C. Schroeder, of North Yak
ima, Wash., and Miss Lovlna Schroeder,
of Boise, Idaho. The out-of-town guests
were: Mrs. Schroeder, Miss Lovlna
Schroeder and Miss Louise Schmidt, of
Indianapolis, Ind.' Miss Louise Schmidt
and Mrs. A. Phillips were prize winners
in a puzzle game which was Introduced
during the afternoon.
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A lawn party was given on Wednesday
afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. H. Malon, at
50 East Sixteenth street. In honor of the
birthday of Mr. Malon's mother, Mrs.
M. E. Malon. of Buffalo, N. Y., who has
recently arrived on a visit. The follow
ing gueets were, present: Mrs. M. E. Ma
lon, Mrs. A. DeGraff, formerly of Blng
hamton, N. Y.; Mrs. E. Fortune, Oregon
City; Mrs. G. Armstrong, Mrs. E. Povey,
accompanied by her little son, Billy";
Mrs. R. I. Bertlne. Miss Cornwall and
Dr. J. Jay Kaiser.
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The women of North Alblna gave a
social entertainment in the fire house on
Alblna avenue, near Kllllngsworth ave
nue. Thursday night for the benefit of
the local library. There was a large at
tendance. The Peninsula band gave a
concert. Refreshments were served.
Enough money was raised to purchase a
stove for the library and some other
needed supplies. '
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Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dunmlre, living at
3S6 Wuco (treat, were given a pleasant
Grecian lines, and carried a beautiful
bouquet of carnations and roses. The
parlor decorations were of Autumn leaves
and cut flowers, Including many varie
ties of roses and cosmos. Those present
were: Mrs. George Estes, Mrs. Henry
Kahn, Mrs. M. A. Penny, Mrs. Millie Oel
lers. Mrs. Ella Smock, Miss Mabel Fra
ley, E. L. Fraley. George Estes. Milton
Moore, Henry Kahn and Dr. Brougher.
The bride is the daughter of a Los An
geles merchant, V. Kratz, who was for
merly in business in Oregon for many
, years. Mr. Hamilton, who was formerly
a resident of San Francisco, is now in
the employ of the Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company. Mr. and Mrs
Hamilton expect to make their home in
Portland.
Mclntosh-Bler.
The marriage of Earl H. B. Mcintosh,
of Walla Walla, and Miss Maud Bier,
daughter of F. W. Bier, City Clerk of
Vancouver, Wash., took place at 3:30
o'clock last Wednesday at the home of
the bride's father. 112 East Tenth' street,
Vancouver. Miss Freda Bier, a younger
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Wallace Eastham acted as groomsman.
The bride was given away by her father.
Rev. C. R- G. Poole was the officiating
clergyman. About 30 relatives and inti
mate friends were present. The bride
was gowned in-white batiste and carried
a bouquet of white roses and maiden
hair ferns. She was born and raised in
Vancouver, but for several years lived
with her sister, Mrs. George E. Sanders
at Albany, Or. The groom is also a
native of- Clark County. Mr. and Mrs.
Mcintosh left for Walla Walla where
they will make their home.
Dempsey-Klrkham.
A pretty wedding was solemnised Sat
urday evening. September 4, at 8 o'clock,
at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Kirkham, of 761 East
Twenty-first street, when their daughter.
Miss Ruth Kirkham, was wedded to
Charles Dempsey, Rev. Mr. Leeds per
forming the ceremony. The bride was
gowned in white silk mull, with garni
tures of Irish lace. The decorations con
sisted of immense quantities of roses
and sweet peas. The guest list included
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kirkham. Mr. and
Mrs. David OUphant, Mrs. D. P. McDon
ald, Vera McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Mackey,
Mr. and' Mrs. Peter Kirkham, Mrs.
Wright, James Monto, Ellen Kirkham,
Floyd. Hammltte. Eva Kirkham, H.
Gardner, H. Jodln and W. Alward. Mr.
and Mrs. Dempsey will reside at 651 John
son street.
Bomgardner-Orr.
.A very pretty home wedding occurred
in Hood River Tuesday morning at 9:80
o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R,
P. Orr, whose second daughter, Miss
Flo, was married to Dr. David S. Bora
gardner, of Portland, who' formerly re
sided In Hood River. Many out-of-town
guests besides friends in Hood River
were in attendance. The ceremony was
performed, by Rev. Mr. Evans, of the
Methodist Church at Hood River. The
rooms were beautifully decorated wJth
roses and Oregon grape. Mr, and Mrs.
Bomgardner will reside in Portland.
Shultz-Maulding.
J. C. Shultz and Miss Erma W. Mauld
lng, both of this city, were married at
the home of the bride, 1020 Commercial
street. Wednesday nlpht. September I,
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fourth and Wasulngtoa,
Rev. J. W. McDougall officiating. Mr.
Shultz is an electrician in charge of the
npwer-house at Boring. Mr. - and Mrs.
Snultz left for Seattle for a brief trip, and
on their return will make their home at
Boring. Those witnessing the ceremony
were: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Shultz, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. A. Jeyso. Mr. and Mrs. Haase,
F. H. Maulding. F. K. Mauldlng, Miss
Nell Lundy, D. E. McMicken, Miss Lorene
Dlnsmore, Miss Gladys Maulding, Miss
Emma Schultz. Miss Mildred Schultz,
Mrs. L. S. Dlnsmore, of Sheridan, and
Vernon Maulding, of Boring.
Gillette-Abbott.
A "beautiful wedding service was held
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Abbott at Arbor Lodge Sunday afternoon,
September 5, when their daughter. M' s
Mignon Althea Abbott, was married to
Glenn Gillette, of Hood River. .ev.
James D. Corby, pastor of the Universal
is! Church of Good Tidings, omciatea.
The bridal couple was attended by James
E. Dunbar and Miss Nettie B. Aooott.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillette have gone to New
port for a fortnight's sojourn, after which
they will reside at Hood River.
Gossett-YVhithain.
Miss Grace Olive Whltham was mar
ried 'last Wednesday to J. W. Gossett,
of Montavilla. The bride had been for
two years past employed as assistant
to the Postmaster at Woodlawn and is
popular with a large circle of acquain
tances. After the wedding a Dreaktast
was served at the home of the groom's
parents, 14 East Fifty-sixth street. Mr.
and Mrs. Gossett will be at home to
their friends after September 12,
Frew-Gibbon.
James Frew, local manager for J. & R.
Wilson, ship chandlers, and Miss Eliza
beth Stewart Gibbon, of Glasgow, Scot
land, were united in marriage in New
York City August 23. Mr. Frew is the
only son of Captain Frew, of Glasgow,
and has been identified with shipping in
terests on the Pacific Coast for the past
six years. Mr. and Mrs. Frew will make
their home at East Thirty-ninth and
East Salmon streets.
Gardner-Humphrey.
A quiet wedding took place on the
evening of August 80 at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Carpenter on East
Fourteenth street, when Mrs. Nadine J.
Humphrey, of Portland, was married to
Harry P. "Gardner, of Washington. Rev.
James D. Corby, pastor of the First Unl
versallst Church, officiated. Mr. and
Mrs. Gardner will reside in Vancouver,
B. C.
Fredrlckson-Bain.
Arthur Frederlckson and Anna Bain
were married at 386 East Sixth street,
September 7 in . the presence of their
nearest relatives. Rev. O. Hagoes, of the
Northwest Lutheran Church, officiated.
Frazler-Johnson.
Mr. Frazler and Miss Katherine John
son, both of Portland, were married last
Wednesday at 6 P. M., at the United
Presbyterian parsonage, 386 Sixth street,
by Rev. Frank D. Findley, the minister.
Stevens-McKim.
Eugene E. Stevens and Miss Nellie Mo
Kim were united In marriage at the par
sonage of the Sunnyside Congregational
Church by the Rev. J. J. Staub, Thurs
day, September 9.
Doane-Meyers.
J. Gordon Doane and Miss Llllie E.
Meyers, both of Portland, were married
Wednesday morning, September 8 at 828
Ladner street, by Dr. J. Whitcomb
Brougher.
Hamilton-White.
F. E. Hamilton, of Clackamas County,
and Mrs. R. M. White, of Portland, were
married Thursday night, September 9, at
3274 Stark street, by Dr. J. Whitcomb
Brougher.
Arnett-Davls.
On Tuesday night at the home of the
bride, 633 Savier street, occurred the
wedding of Miss Emily Davis and William
R. Arnett, Rev. Charles McClure officiat
ing.
Hlnton-WalkerUgr.
Richard Hinton and Minnie Wakerlig,
both of Shaniko, Or. were married in
Trinity Church by Bishop - Paddock last
Wednesday.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. I
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bigger, of 441 East
Fifteenth street North, announce the en
gagement of their daughter Florence to
John Stephen Rogers, the wedding to
take place on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 22.
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Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lydia Ritter and Arthur Butterworth.
The wedding is to. take place September
22. at the new Central Methodist
Church, Vancouver avenue and Fargo
street.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. Gevurtz announce the
engagement of their niece, Jennie Kariel,
to George Berkham. At home at 225
Tenth street Sunday, September 19, from
2 to S o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. David McKeen announce
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We don't know what a dull month
means. Our i business increases from
month to month and year to year. There
must be a reason. This is it : We buy
in immense quantities, get the largest
discounts; carry full and complete lines,
and can sell at less price than any other
house in the city.
Drive in Iron Beds
This week we are offering a large, hand
some iron bed, constructed of good one
and one-half -inch tubing with the cen
ter built up of brass. This is our regu
lar $22.50 bed, and we will sell them
until closed out for. $14.50
, Snap -in Dressers
Beautiful quarter-sawed golden oak
dresser; with large handsome beveled
plate glass, well worth $23.50. This
week only S14.50
Heaters and Ranges
We hare just unloaded a car each of
the celebrated Stewart Heaters and
Ranges. This entire shipment is now
on sale. The Stewart product always
embodies the latest improvements. The
prices range upwards from . . . . $2.50
We can save you money on any pur
chase for the house, it doesn't matter
what it is. We have the stock to supply
your every need and in a variety that
will give your fancy full play.
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the engagement, of their daughter. Doro
thy Parker, to Herbert B. Joinn. me
wedding to take place the sixth of Oc
tober, i '
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n.r anA tuv T TrTreen announce the
v,at. -QTiorVitnT' Dornthv
Parker, to nerDert b. corun, mo u"i6
to take place ucxoDer i.
COMING EVENTS.
WInslow Meade Circle, No. 7, Ladies of
the Grand Army of the Republic, will
meet in Alisky hall. Third and Morrison
streets, on Wednesday evening, Beptem
ber IB. Mrs. Ella G. Himes. the depart-
ent President at this time, will report
on the progress made in eastern urtgoo.
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The Sentember meeting of the Forestry
Association will be held tomorrow at
Oswego, at the home of Mrs. Pettinger.
Members are requested to take the train
leaving the Jefferson-street station at
12:50 o'clock.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
Miss Sarah Glance has returned from
her vacation at White Salmon, Wash.
R. B. McClurg and family have re
turned from their Summer outing at Sea
side, Or.
Miss Ruth Murphy, daughter of Dan
R. Murphy, is at St. Vincent's Hospital,
where she was taken last Monday for
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was immediately performed by Dr. E. F.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Klosterman and
daughter, Miss Kemna, leave next Thurs
day for the East, where the latter will
enter a New York finishing school. Mr.
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the East and South, returning the first
of February.
Mrs. B. J. Oliver, who has been for
several weeks In New York City, has re-
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