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THE SUNDAY OR EGO XT AX, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 31, 190ft
SOCIETY NEWS OF THE' PAST WEEK
COXTIXVED FROM PAGE THHEE.
friends of the bride and irroarn. Mr. and
Mn. Capian left for Salt Lake for a
fortnight stay. On their return they
will reside In Weiser. where Mr. Caplan
Is a prominent business man. Mra. Cap
Ian i an accomplished vocalist and is
well known In muTl circles In her own
state. She has recently returned from
aevral years" study in New York City.
Webber-Webb.
A prefy wedding- was solemnized
"Wednesday nlsM at the home of the
' trldes grandmother. Mrs. S. Webb, when
ilies Maraaret Webb and John Baptiste
Webber were married. Rev. Father
'O'Hara offlciatine;. The house hm beau
tifully decorated with Autumn leaVes and
Mowers and the ceremony was performed
Kinder an arch of Aurumn leavs and
erns. The brVle. who was Rives away
fcy her uncle. Frank Webb, was iwwned
lin cream messallne silk and carried a
shower hououet of brides rosre. Her
(only ornament was an amethyst "''Wr
ithe rft "f the groom. Her bndesrna.d.
'Miss Ames SmltV wore a yellow orcn
KSe sown and carrTM -ellow chrysw.. e
ilnums Miss Ixmise W-bh was maid r
Aor.or and wore lavnder rajah ail. "
white rhrvsanther-.ms. The poem s
atfndfd bv Jack Tomlrsee. Mrs Hob
ltTk plaved ihe march and little
Xenore and Jack V.Vbb were flower arlrl
and ririr-barer.
Ilnrhsm-fiwinn.
On the a'l-rriw o? October -0. at
the re?i1n-e rf the bride", parents.
Mr a'ri Vs T'lierv of Pallns. M-. J. A.
Barham and Miss Ethel C.wInn were
-unite !n marriesre. The -eren-ony was
rrformei by. Rev. lir. Silas, pfstor of
the rrrir::an Church of that city. The
pir s re tastefully de-orated in
Autumn "raves and rnrr.s'ions. The
bri-ie wo. owr.ed in whit, crepe If
chine and carried a briquet f
of 4h- vsiLfv. re-eption followed a
dalnt. ;u.!i(nn. after h th yo'.ne
coup'" on a s'.-.ert trip. Mr. and
Mrs E ri A'T will r'f'.d lal".s.
tarET-I!Ili!re.
An ex" "" .ne.v pretty w'fldlns was that
of Blrn -'h- iliid. daucr-er rf Mr.
tid "! ' S:dn tlH'ee. of S Fnrg"
rtreii. - f.o.ert E. Sturs.-s. The servlr
wis 5),n;-!. only ire attendants and
ma".f:.ii- "family n-ms presnr The
c. ren . nv was p rt".-v-cd by Rev.
T V '-' "" ' -i"ivirv PresJ.v terian
Chi '
n.em. October 20. wmiw
. t ; fff.''i imneill itel- af;v
r-.-'a- :e hoc.' of th b'-'ries
the f
at
Elev 11
,-nd Mr. Sfrws will h
,- er Nrvi :r-e- '." at SIS
.- r t .
Ilaire-Kdward.
p..- Ma is i.r.il Miss M. I.llllan Ed
wnr i- to; c u:ii. -d in r.iarringe Wed
nesLiv rt-rnir. In tl. stidy of the
Secoi-.'l H..rlst Chirr!.. East Seventh
ami East Ar.keny str-ets. Rev. H. S.
F-lark. p.istor. (T' laiing. Mr. and Mrs.
'Hayes wll make their home in Port
land '
Vol'h-Tn!er.
Alb-rt Welch and Ms Rub-.- Tayler.
both of Tori la nd. were marri-d Mn
dav. C-totwr 2".. in the r.4rertion rom
of the W!' te Tmple by Pr. .1. Whit
comb Broiicher. Mr. and -Mrs. Welch
expect to make their home In Is An
gelesi Wellt'r-Sievcrs.
Brnsrd P. W?iler. of Se-!t.. and Mis
Edith J. Sev.-rs. of Kr.nas City. Mo.
were merrieil in the r c-p;ion room of
th White Temple Wedncydnv. October
57. by Dr. J. Wh:tr mh. H- iigl er.
runelleSiinmons.
G-oree R. DiiR'tt" and Mrs. Jnsphn
Simmonn.- both of Portl-iml. were mar
ried Saturday October !7. In the reccn
tlon room of the White Temple hy Dr.
J. W hitcumh Rroucher.
nillon-Fo'lier.
Arthur Henry Dillon and Mrs. I.lllljin
R. Kosher, both of .Portland, were mar
ried In the n-eeption rooin of t!.e White
Temple Wednesday, i ictober 27. by Ur.
J. Whitomb p.rougiier.
Dnrlinctnn-Mi-Kvoy.
R. H. Darlington nrd M'ss Hettie Mc
Evoy. of Fk.imokp wa. Wi-.sh.. w?re mar
ried In t. e reception room of the White
Tempie We'itiesrtny. Octfh?r 27. by T'r. J.
"Whin-nmb Broug'nrr.
"att'ribell-Oren!ns.
F.rio Campbell, of Stockton. Cal.. and
Miss Rose Orpmi:s. of J-rtland. were
marrte! in rhe rocrption rom of the
Wbii T--mpl. ficiolx r 27 by Dr. J. Whit
COTiib Bronriir.
IHxiiii-Crlstcll.
Ja-ncs liontu. of King Counfy. Washing
ton, ar.d Miss i'armel Cristell. of Port
land. wer, ii:arr!ed at the White Tern
pi V. e.:;.cs.i;i. ("clobcr 27. by Dr. J.
Wl!i;ccmb Bfugher.
IJiiN'll-Winii.
Clarence J. Russell and Miss Mary
"Winn, both of PiH-tland. were married
In the reo-ption room of the Wlrile Tom
pie Saturday. Octo'o'r Zi by Dr. J. Whit
tonili I'.roiixher.
Ha um-Hlackstone.
. p.-V. rtium anil Miss Jessie Rlack
st'iie. bith of Portland, were mairlc
Saturday evening. October 23. at 2nl
Eleventh street, by Dr. ' J. Whfti-omh
Bro'.ichrr.
. AXXOIXCE.MKXTS.
Mr. and Mr. Joseph Howatson an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter. Emma Malvina. to Herbert Duihle.
After a quiet, home wedding at the
family residence. 3S1 East Sixth street, on
Wednesday. November 10, they will leave
Immediately for the Orient, by way of
Sarr Francisco.
' Mr. and Mns. Edward Eniett Billings
announce the engagement of their daugh
.ter Georgina to Herbert Booth-King.
The. wedding la arranged for Thanksgiv
ing eve.
COMING KVKXTS.
-The members of the Tuesday Afternoon
Club were entertained by Mrs. G.i An
thony Bateson. SSij Margin 6treet. The
study of Tennyson's1 "In Memoriam" was
continued. Mr?. Harry E. C'nipman read
several critics' comments at the close of
the readirrfis from the poem.- Quotations
for the day were .from "The Fight."' Re
freshments were served at the close of
the meeting. Mrs. M. E. Worrell, now
of Medford. but 'formerly of Portland, was
a guest of the club. Mrs. H. J. Jackson
will entertain the club November 2 at
her residence In Laurelhurst.
The Portland Froebel Association will
have Its regular meeting Thursday. No
vember 4. at 3 o"clock. In St. Helen's
Hail kindergarten. Chairman. Miss Er
mine Owen. Those Interested In child de
velopment are Invited to be fresenV A
report of the meeting of the State Fed
eration will be givn. The suiect for
discussion will be "Thanksgiving
How Observed In the Kindergarten."
There will be a vocal solo by Miss
Clara Elizabeth Howell, "Little One
a-Crylng." '
The Koxy Klub met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. M. A. Penney. 25 East
Third street. A pleasant afternoon was
pent playing five hundred. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Ben Bellamy and Mrs.
E. Steel. Those present were Mrs. Ben
Bellamy. Mrs. W. R. Griffith, Mrs. C. C.
,"Wlse. Mrs. P. Planch. Mrsr- R. Living
Stone. Mrs. E. E. Kellogg, Mrs. H. O.
Ptipe. Mrs. Murray. r. F. W - Funk.
Mra. G. Steel. Mra. H. Lampert, Mr. M.
A." Penney.
The Erlndell airls will entertain their
friends with, a da,ncint party. Wednesday
evening. November 5. at Murlark hall.
The committee in charae Is made up of
the Misses Margaret MadlRan. Anha Ford.
Dalsv FlemtiiK. Katherine Foley. Asne.s
Lesley. Reta Bates and Gertrude
Fprlnirer.
Sunrise Lodire No. 105 Ladies" Aux
iliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, announce a military whist
and dancing party to be given the first
PRINCIPALS IN HOME
? : . Vs. T- X
S v - ! ' 7-
,Ar r interest wan that of Miss Effle Blanche Houck. eldest daugh
A wedding of interest j. as tn or Williamson, which was sol-
,er nig"" at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents.
arrtas
S!"Tr rue Embroidered T'swiss carrvlng p.nk roses. The groom's at
'" : ll p i llonck s I brother of the bride. Immediately following the
:.;r;rre7. was lfeld Mr. and Mrs. Wi.Uamson wll. be at home at
.-9-' Ea-t Sixth for the present.
or t'-is seson. Saturday: November .
in their- hnll. No.. .1 W. O. W. Temple.
U'R Eleventh street. .
The Mondav claso of the Shakespeare
Club will meet tills week at Mrs. Preb
bles son East Twenty-third street,
rni-ner Ivori. The Tuesday class will
meet with Mrs. Julia I.e Barre, 1189
Tngzart street.
George Wright Relief Corps Sewing
circle will hold a spe-ial meeting at trie
Corpp Hall. Second and Morrison street.
Friday. November 5. all' day. Members
are urged to be present and visitors will
be welcome.'
i
The Motiiers. Circle of the Eliot
School district, will hold its meeting
November 5 at 3 P. ' M. at the school
building of Knot street and Rodney
avenue. Mrs. H. N. Scott will address
the meeting
The veteran organization of G Coin-
The veteran organization of torn- ,
-i n v- K".rll InfnntrV Kf N. vi.. Will llt'lU .
& annua, "union Friday. -November
is. Captain I C. Farrar. tc -old com-
mandrr. has promised to be present.
. , . ,
Mr .ano Mr, Jacob H. Emmert enter- .
taine,! the I.ustige Five" Hundred Club
" ?Lr home Ian Thursday evening. ,
Three tables were played. Mr. and Mrs.
S Samson winning the first prizes,
... !
The Catholic Women" League. Its
friends and ,H Interested In the help-
ful work it is promoting are Invited
to attend a card party at Sherman Clay
iioii or, Vnvemher 4 nt 2 P M .
Hall, on Noemter . at z r. M. ,
-e,. .fc. Tn Women's'
.l . ; .. : .. A M..n will finvA nn Inter- I
esting session, with stories by the fire
sUle, to which all girls- are lnvuea.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
. - ..
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bajham. of Dallas, i k;" ' "" particulars call
-pen, the lauer par, of ,as, week In Port- j tr
r and Mrs. E. D. Gaze have returned ' V-rquam building.
ro Portland after a two" months' sojourn R)V,fprn and parisette Corsets. Marie
In California. j Zeltfuchs. 34fi Alder street. Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Page of Minn?- ) ' nt . also dressmaking and ladies' tai
anolia are the guests of Mrs. J. W. Col- 1 ,-. v-aii milllnerv.
lins of Rossmere. i
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gllert will leave
next week for an extended trip through
Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moffett have
returned from a pleaRapt visit to Puget
Sound and Victoria, B. C.
tl.vii.J n ilhlntAti ftf Rromo
JltB. i un o' u . . ....... ......
ton. formerly of Denver. Colo., is the
guest of Mrs. J. S. Malchester.
Mrs. Frank Nau and her daughter. I
Hermlene. returned during the early week ;
from a two months", sojourn in-the East, j
Mrs. J. C. Saunders, of Portland, Is
visiting her son. W. S. Saunders, in Van- j
couver. Wash., 509 West Seventh street, i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Levy and i
their daughter. Miss Edith, have re- i
turned home, after a pleasant visit In :
California. !
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Becker and I
family, of Woodburnr are spending a few j
days In the city, and are registered at
the Hotel Drexel. " ' !
t nn . a r siArn imi rAturnpfl from an .
extended visit In the East, and will oc
cupy his new residence on Prospect
Drive in November.
Mr. William A. Pomeroy has re
turned after a three months trip to j
New York and Boston, and is tne guest
of Mft A. F. Wheeler.
Mrs. Neil O'Kare. accompanied by her
son. James, and 'Miss N. V. Mclntyre.
left .on Friday for an extended visit with
relatives In California.
Mrs. A. J. Fanno. of this city, has re
turned lome after a two weeks' visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas M.
written, or spoKanV Wasn.
Mrs. W. H. Leah of 51S Twenty-first
street, entertained with a masked Hal
loween party in honor of her guest,
Mrs. M. J. Craig of Los Angeles.
Miss Emma R. Doscher will leave for
Spokane this evening, where she will All
a position as teacher of higher English
and -algebra in one of the schools.
Mr. F. H. Walters is In the city fpr
a few days. Mr. Walters .accompa
nied by Mrs. Walters, is enroute to
California for the Winter months.
Mrs. Sarah F. Greene and daughter,,Al
berta. of Pittsburg, Ea., have arrived to
spend the Winter with Mrs. Green's sis
ter. Sirs. H. E. Kozer, of SGI East Salmon
street. .
Miss Leta Minkler. niece "of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Coolidge. of this city, is spend
ing several weeks with friends and rela
tives at Ashland. She will return for
the holidays.
L. o. Weom, of Houston. Minnesota,
hss been the guest of his sister, Mrs. W.
L. Bantam, of 902 Michigan avenue. Mr.
Weom " has lnveaNd In a larra apple
farm In Oregron.
The. Men's Club of the Hawthorne Pork
Presbyterian Cmirch. East Twelfth and
East Taylor street, gave, on October 15.
a banquet at the church parlors., the
honor guests being the Bequeaith orches
tra of 14 members.
Mrs A. L. Danziger. who will shortly
depart for California, will receive her
friends on Tuesday. November I. be
tween the hours of 2 and 5 P. M.. at the
residence of Mrs. Harry Meyer, 332
Twenty-third street North.
Miss Emma Brune. t The Dalles. Is
visiting with Mrs. h: F. Elliott, 3M East
Thirty-seventh atreet. Mlsst Brune and
WEDDING ON EAST SIDE
Mrs. Elliott, who was Iela Johnson, were
rchoolmates at St. Helen's Hall. Miss
Rrune is a very attractive girl with many
friends in Portland and much entertain
ing has been planned for her.
Mrs.E. M. FarryNwho has recently
resigned the position of superintendent
of the Graduate Nurses" Club" and Reg
istry, at 374 Third street, was the re
cipient of a" beautiful set of silver from
the nurses, to whom she has greatly en
deared herself. A very appropriate let
ter of appreciation -accompanied the gift.
Mr. and Mns. F. C. Dunlap are receiv
ing felicitations over the arrival of a
babv boy on Monday evening. Mrs. Dun
lap ' was formerly Miss Alice Taylor, a
teacher in the. North Central School.
Several years ago she was a successful
candidate In a contest given by The Ore
gonlan for a trip through Yellowstone
Park.
A. Danriger. of 774 Lovejoy street,
1 1 1 ...rnriM nflrtv on TUesdaY
evening by the employes of the Rllverfleld
u uuu f r Ta nttitTPf hHB
-Pf :",rnanage? for six
ii-tii nt - - m-
years. The party
a farewell prior to Mn Danzig eri s fle
partu.e for California, where he goes to
engage In business for hlm.ieir.
Mis Mary E. Cony-r. of Cla tskanie
left Friday for New York Cit. where
he will spend the Winter stuping o ice
culture. For the past two years Miss
Conyers has-taught r'asees Khiler
and Clatskanie. where her work has been
blghly successful h ,rS
Wture she was gl ven f r, 1 party
by the ' 1at d'rer-torT
byterlar, choir, of which s he
Kn route to New ork .mips i onyers win
Jn cheyennei Kansas
City and Chicago. .
..SPECIAL. AXXOCXCEMEXTS.
Madame Henderson, of Mesdames
Go"odale Henderson, millinery par
Jors. suite 424 Marqnam building, wyi
.,i.,ir.tinni in millinery, begln-
Boby Is Scalded to Death.
EUGENE. Or.. Oct. 30. The two
vearrold daughter ofr E. R. Black, of
this citv. died yesterday as a result of
F. P. YOUNG
290 Morrison St.. Corbett Bldg.,
Between Fourth and Fifth.
LADIES' HABERDASHER. -
Real Suede Mocha Gloves $1.23
Grays, browns and tans.
. Special J1.23.
$1.25 Centemeri Gloves 98c
Black, white and colors.
Neeliwear
$3.50 Fancy Stocks andJabots$1.69
Assorted lot i-orth from 2.60 to
$3.50, special $1.69.
$1.50 to $2 Neckwear 75c Each
Embroidered Jabots and Lace
Bows, worth $i.00. $1.25. $1.50
( and $2.00, special 75c.
Lastforever Hosiery, Box $1.25
For women end children.
Every pair guaranteed to wear
for one month without darning.
4 pairs in box $1.25.
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A Model of
Our $49.50 Suits
falling. Into a tub of hot water. On
Wednesday of this week the child was
playing near where her mother was
scrubbing the floor, a tub of scalding
wnter .setting nearby. The child fell
backwards into the water, and was I
terribly scalded on her back and limbs.
NEW ORGAN IS DEDICATED
Musicale Held' In First Methoflisi
, Kpjscopal Church, South.
One of the notable events of the lo
cal musical season took place last
Wednesday nli?ht at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church (Southl. Union ave
nue and Multnomah street, when a con
cert and orjran recital were eriven to
mark the Inauguration of the new
J7000 Kimball pipe ors;an Installed by
the Eilers Music House. The church
ui filled to th. doors hv an aoDrecia-
rtive audience. Vocal music was ren
dered in .artistic style by Mrs. Rose
Bloch Bauer, soprano, and Dom J. Zan,
baritone, and Waldemar Und jrave vio
lin solos and K. Sorenson cello solos,
all with excellent effect.
Frederick W. Goodrich, organist of
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In the Cecilian Player Piano are of
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anyone. ' -
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You are invited to call at our warerooms and
investigate this wouderful piano note the metal
action and many other points of merit.
Price $500 to $1000
Your Silent Piano Taken in Exchange,
St. Mary's Cathedral, who designed the
new pipe organ, played a number -of
solos which showed very satisf actorily
ihe capabilities of the instrument, and
the latter was pronounced to be one
of the best and most up-to-date pipe
organs west of Chicago. Each num
ber sung or played was received with
warm applause. 'Uie new pipe organ
referred to has three manuals. 1078
pipes, nboflt SO stops of movement, Sev
eral combination pistons, and its tubular-pneumatic
action is most admir
able and easily operated. One of the
special features of the registration is
one beautifully speaking vox-celeste
sto"p. and when it is played, one uncon--sciously
thinks of better things and the
glory of a cathedral service.
Mr. Goodrich is also drawing specifications-
for the new pipe organ which
is shortlvfto be installed jindpr his di
rections at St. Francis Catholic Church,
East Eleventh and East Oak streets. The
plans show that the instrument will he
built in two portions, one played in the
gallery and another in the sanctuary,
and botli played at the same time when
the organist so wills It.
Tail End of Oath Stays.
WASHINGTON. Oct. W. "So help me
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of oath in the courts of the District or
Columbia. That the words be omitted
was suggested by B. P. Moore, of Mary
land, recently, but the District Commis
sioners have informed him that they see
no reason for such a change and will not
make the desired recommendation to.
Congress. Chief Justice Sheppard of the
District Court of Appeals, in commenting
upon the proposed change, wrote:
'"What is needed is not a change in the
form of oath taken by witnesses, but in
the observance of the same after it has
been taken." '
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