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4 THE SIJyPAY OREGOXIAy, FORTLAyP, JULY 2. 1911. v - i ll SOCIAL EVENTS OF PAST WEEK OOHTIXUED ntOX PAGE $. At this luncheon war also Mrs. Thomas. Mlsa Pent, lira. Jones. Mrs. Malone. VIm Forbls. of Portland, and Mrs. Majia, Captain Janda. of the First Infantry. baa been transferred to the Signal Corps. K vrlll stationed at New Tork. The . enllated men a-ave a dancing party for the baseball team at the gym nasiura Wednesday evening. Mrs. Maus. wife of General Maus, was tea hostess Friday In honor of the wife of Colonel G. B. Bingham, who will leava soon. Mrs. George Van Deusen tad three tables of bridge Thursday: Colonel Ceorge Van leusea returned to the Post from Fort Riley last week. He has been gone three months. lie fore dress parade Friday. Urs. T'ioes. wife of Captatn Herchel Tupes, entertained with tea. Press parade 4s the order for every Friday during the Sumxfr. eVexts of the week. One of the June birthday events was that of Tuesday. June 10. when Ken neth iiolllsier was honored with a lawn paxty at the home of his mother. Mrs. Oeorte Holllster. on Ivon street, ite- ceivlng with the hostess and her son were his sister. Miss Zeta Marie. Mrs. J. H. Holllster. Mrs. W. F. Brown. Mrs. A. A. PhelDa arid B. W. HolUster. The lawn and porch were ablase with Jvpanese lanterns, while Caroline Testout roses, tiger lilies and ferns were used In the dining-room. . la the living-room red roses snd ferne were Intermingled with tla-er lilies, canter bury bells adorned the hall, and white roses and Sweet Williams were used In the library. Presiding at the punch bowl were Misses Irene Phillips sad Gladys Brown. A musical programme was contributed by Miss Holllster. Miss Ars Mae Mathews. Miss Winona Bressler. Miss Faith Van Aukten. Herman Pollta. and Taul Daniels. Miss Gladys Brown gave a reading with violin accompani ment by Mr. 1'olltx. Those bidden were: Mr. and Mrs. J. . Holllster. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hol llster. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. KlehU Mr. end Mrs. A. Gerstel. Mr. and Mrs. A. A- Phelps. Mr. and Mrs. H. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. 1 A. Menton. Mrs. Elmer Marshall. Ma. and Mrs. R. C. Klehl. Miss Violet Olver and Manly Olver. of Pasadena. CaL: Leon Williams, of Dallas. Or.: Miss Freda Luuner. of Pallas: Miss Giadya Northrup. of Hood River; Miss Lyle 1'helps. of Rainier: Mlse Edith Togler. of Raker: Frank Flshbeck. of Plenty wood. Mont.: Misses Hssel Gallagher. t.-i.- An4nn fleeter Adama. Am v ;ersteL Faith Van Anken. Ara Ma" Mathews. Winona Bressler. Marguerite :brt. June Samson. Marguerite Rrammar. TVrothy Povey. Goldle Kratstnger. "Tmllle Hansen. Irene Phil lips. Gladys Brown. M. Oroh. Kittle Short. Dorothy Purfev. Grace Bechtol. Arhash Paget. E. McOowan. Fmlly Webster. Elsie Healy. Stella Van Vleet. Ada Rice. Lelah Haas Toung. Mrs. Toung. Lula Iownlng. Florence Web ster. Florence Wuest. Clara Wuest. Irene Wuest. Annabell Wagstaff. Eva, Apple. Mra. 11. E. Chlpman. Ester Lynda. Helen Mathews. Helen Peel, lyvia Hickman. Eadle Pibles. Rachel Hickman. Ruth Ptxou. Edna Reld and fa Humphrey; Taul Panlela. Preset Brown. Frank Holllater. Herman Pollts. Bernard K rouse. Leon Robertson. Henry White, Pelvln Peterson. Carl Taylor. Harry Shaw. Clark Richards. Nellla Hamlin. Jamea Brady, fm Ruker. Harry Davis. Bernard McDonald. Glenn Holllster. Walter phllllpa. Walter GersteU Walter Herston. Clvde Fhllllps, T.ea Peabody. Mr. Shaw. Mr. Packard. Ted Preble. Harry Holllster. Claude Holllster. Forest Brown. Heston Hol llster. Alfred Brooke, Mr. Burlington. Milton Gurlta. Jesa Rich. Leo Spauldlng. Duncan Mase. 'Henry Van Avery. Waldo Stout. Ralph Tulre and Harry Stewart. Mlae Marguerite Rankin waa honor guest at a function given for the young set by Mr. and Mra. W. L. Hawkins at their home on the heights. Miss Rankin Is an Oregon Vnlverslty girl and most of the guests were also Oregon students. The house was decorated In pink and white, sweet peas and rosea being used. On of the black African llllee In full flower In Ihe ball attracted the atten tion cf many to whom the Bight was ew. The ballroom was decorated with the university colors and pennants and the National flag. In the balcony open ing from the baliroora and overlooking the city, punch waa aerved to the dancers and later refreshments were served in the dining-room. Mlaaee Haw kins. Gram and Keldenhelmer assisting. Mrs. Rankin, mother of the honor guest, and Mrs. Thomas Hawkes were the matrons who asalsted the host and hostess In receiving. Those bidden were: Misses Grace Cole. Gladys Graham, Maud Maettck. Jessie Blbee, Maurtne McAdam. Marjo rle Holconib. Cornelia Plnkham. of Spo kane. Wash.: Haxel MeNslr. of Tilla mook City; Jane Knot. Vesta Moore-hou-ie. Rose Basler. Sybil Browne. Helen Beach. Edith Sheeny. Geneva Wllcog and Ceclle Wilcox, of Independence: Marjorte Hawkins, Edna Patterson. Vera Patterson. Mary Otten. Miriam Delano, Evaltne IJama, Marguerite Thomas. Eva I.ong. Hasel Crook. Llla Sengstake, Meta Goldsmith, of Eugene: Frances Oberteuffer. Hasel Lawrence and Mabel Tjiurence of Monmouth: Lenore and Ruth Hanson. Edith Woodstock. Ruth Beach. Iit-ss Cowden. of 81U;erton: Mabel Gram: Ielbert Stannard. Alfred Clark. Theo dore Holmes. Karl Latouretie. Glen Story, of Pendleton: Norton Cowden. of Sllvwrton: Karl Martxloff. Herbert Har mur. Lloyd Barsee. Charles Prehn. Rob ert Jones. William Blbee. Orald Thom as. Henry Thomas, of Stanford: William Ross, of Washington Vnlverslty: Os born Morrow, of Stanford: Kenneth Fraster. Lyle Brown. Harry Black. Theodore- Williams. Waldo Miller. Hol land Kennedy. Homer Jamleeon. Harry Stuart. Irwin Brooke, Reginald Rankin. Ralph Cake. George Oteen Merwln Rankin. Armand Rankin. S. Charles Taylor. William Lowell. Lyman Rl. John Kestler. Jr.. Dean Walker. Harry Stlnex. Joseph Rothchtld. Bernlce Baer. Harold Broughton and Arba. S. Bedford, see The Klng"s Daughters- claas cf Ep worth Sunday school gave a dinner party Wednesday at the residence of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles T. McPher son. In honor of their !acher. Miss Eisle K. La thro p. who left Friday for a two months' sojourn In Washington. Miss Alma Wright presiding, the. fol lowing toasts were given: "The King"! Wighlers." Miss Ptella Arnold: 'Out Future." Mlse Stella Oray: "Our Pas tor." Miss Lathrop. Mls Alice Sunstesdt. president of the class, presented Miss Lathrop with a handsome breastpin. The fcouse was decorated with roses. Covers were laW for Rev. and Mrs. Charles T. MrPheraon. Miss B".ste K. La frop. Miss Berths Ryan. Miss Alice Punsteadt. Miss Stella Oray. Mlse Stella Arnold Miss Marie Burmelater. Miss Alma Wright. Mlsa Dora Larson. Miss Ruth Workman. Miss Vera DahL Mlsa Thetm Smith. Elolse McPhersoa and Helen McPherson. Mrs. C. A. Coolldge asked guests for eight tables of bridge at the golf club Wednesday, the prtie winners being Mrm, w IX McWaters and Mrs. Nathan iel Palmer. Others bidden were: Mrs. A H. Weber. Mrs. Brandt Wlckersham. MS. JT. XA JCuetter. of Seattle; Mrs. F. A. Fisher and Mrs. Earl Flfher. both of Astoria; Mr. John Annaeid, Mrs. F. C. Austin. Mrs. E. M. Baker. Mra. H. T. Burntrager. Mrs. C. A. Brandes. Mrs. C. L. Boas. Mrs. N. B. Cox. Mrs. F. H. Call. Mrs. J. H. Drake. Mrs. XI. Lelahunt. Mrs. J. fl. Cook. Mrs. O. M. Clark. Mrs. Kstherlne Daly. Mra. C. J. Franklin. Mra. Fales. Mrs. Ralph Geer. Mra. G. H. Frost. Mrs. W. D. Jelllson. Miss Pesrl Jsckson. Mrs. Orrln Kellog. Mrs. Fred erick Lelnenweber. Mrs. McKlnley Leach with a reception and banquet. Wedrieaday evening. Mrs. Leach was formerly Miss Bertha M. Summer and as a. member of the circle officiated as grand banker. A mahogany pedestal was presented the couple at the re ception. Members' of the Portland Camp w. O. W. were also bidden to the ban quet. e e Miss Edith Clerln asked In a few NEWBERO T0TJN0 WOMAN AND M'MINNVILLE BANKER ARE MARRIED. 'S-v - v' ; St V : '''-it vv--': jyrSTrz fiRs'.r-wr. srzziira NEWBERO. Or.. July 1. (Special.) At the home of Mr. and Mrs. IT. S. T. Miller, of this city, on June Is. Miss Eva E. Miller was married to A. M. Sher wood, we-ll-known banker, of MeMlnnvllle. Or. Rev. Mr. Reuter. of the Metho dist Church, performed the cefemony. The bride was gowned In nunsvelllng. which waa trimmed with silver snd satin. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses. The bride waa attended by Miss Edna Hill, of MeMlnnvllle. Or. Mlsa Hill wore pink silk mull and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The bride groom waa attended by his brother. Vilo Sherwood, of MeMlnnvllle. Wedding march waa played by Mlas Mabel Miller, piano, and C. W. Klenlo. violin. Mr. and Mr. A. M. Sherwood will be at home after August 1, at 605 North D street. MeMlnnvllle. Or. ..., ,, . Those present at the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Miller. Mr. and Mra C. A. Miller. Mrs. LlsxVe K. Miller, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Sher wood. Mr. and Mra. C. V. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Miller. T U Tllberg, Gil Ogden. of MeMlnnvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills, of Salem: Mrs. C. K. pauldlng. and the Misses Florla Derby. Or.-, Wilson, Gladys Miller, Helen George. Pearl Cobb, and Nellie Angus, of Newb-j-g. Mitchell. Mra J. C McCue. Mrs. E. O. Mattern. Mrs. B. 8. Psgue. Miss Nofts ger. Mra Walter Rldehalgh. Mrs. H. C. Smith. Mrs. G. WySImpeon. Mra Fred eric Stlnson. Mrs. Abraham Tlchner. Minkler. who assisted the hostess. W " . , . til 111 w,a hAtfaat at jure, v . m. 1 iiiui.u w an affair Saturday afternoon, asking arueaia lor svvvu v. pllment to Mra Arthur Sanders, who left for the Southern and Eastern statea The stales were bsnked In ferns snd marguerites. Intermingled with white rosebuds. The color scheme In the living room was red and green, a panel near ins 1 1 1 urmi - marguerites and ferns. The Initials of the honor guest were Interwoven with scarlet ramblers. Assisting were Mes dames W. W. Helmbach. Sarah Moore. r . cgan ana zien i ui. 1 . . . w . jt . r . f .1. mhari playing were: Miss Blanch Swenson. disua iiurpay, htsui Covey. Fraley. Nolan. Frame. Pearson, . r . f . . I IT X SorifWi J. a, . iaii'irva. i . . Burna Stsnley. HIHon. Ong. Jackson. tioicomn. nrru, nunu, vuuisy aau Beckwlth. e e vita Vm-s end Vnrm s Redman enter tained at cards Saturday. June 24. In honor of Mlsa Eunice Bauman. from Ne braska, who Is visiting her sister. Mra C. E. Force. Prises were given to Miss Marl VrKelvv and Miss Bauman. Other guests enjoying the afternoon were the Misses Sengstake. McAdams. Knox, ros ter. Graves. Plumer, Ruth Plumer. Ura. ereaux. Menefee. Amesbury. Morleln, Locke. Otds. Austin. Ring. Korrel. Mar tin. Catlln. Burness. Shoemaker. McMa hon. Stnppenbach. Uetx. Kern. Mary Kern Wall Rrouarhton. Hoian. Ostran- der. Cramer, Harden, Fltxpatrick. Carrie Fltxpatrlck. Johnson. Htina jonnson, Boyd. Mrs. N. W. Shaw and Mra C. E. Force. s Smnnsr the ttlrnlc rtartlea of the week was that given by the "Avolonte Club" last Sunday, 24 being bidden to assemble at Oswego. Those present were: Misses Agnes Bo we. Helen BIs- sett. Cecelia Flynn. Catherine Ryan, Stella Madden. Carrie Ha met, Ella Bowe. Bessie Ryan. Josephine nynn, Levlna Madden. Mary Potterton, Etta Wheeler. Ruth Brady and P. Bonneau. r Rnl W Rfin. H. Rowe. E. Hand. J. MaJek. J. Brady. 8. Harris, P. Depaw, . Ryan, t leicner ana J. see A farewell party was given st the ka, r Vr m nH Mrs. Nordstrom In honor of Mlsa Edith Nordstrom In Irv- Ington Friday evening. Tin veranoa ind rooms were decorated In Japanese . 1 with an hiini.arrN of notted plants and rosea About aO guests were present and the evening was passed In music, cards and dancing. Musical num bers were given by Ethel Nellson. the Knniitmn brothers and Miss Nordstrom gave several operatic selections. T. - nnval Circle of the Women of Woodora ft surprised Mr. and Mrs. J. M. friends to meet Miss Eudora Mallory Wednesday, the honor guest being here from Lincoln. Neb., as a guest of Miss Fannie Lane, her cousin, for the last three weeka Those Invited were Misses Fannie Lane. Marie Haller. Genevieve Matteson. Helen Hall. Constance Moore, Evelyn Saylor. Olive Kincald. Mabel Market!. Dorrls Byford. Grace Lottman. Ora Royal and Exle Clerln. ( Miss Alice Virginia Robblns. teacher of mathematics In Mankato Normal. Mlnnesots. Is the guest of Miss Elva Humason at 15 North Twenty-aecond street. Miss Humason and Miss Rob blns Intend to go to Alaska In August. Miss Robblns to return home sfter a few weeks, by wsy of the Canadian Pacific Railway. e e Mrs. Ed Dledrlch 'entertained the Star "600" Club in her new home, at CIS Holly street. In Ladds Addition. Wednesday afternoon. She asked the following to play: Mesdames J. W. Doyle. Gruber. Oatflel. F. Teevln. Ttchenor. Kuns. Bird. Circle. Crsddock. Christie. S. A. Johnson, Miss Nome and Miss Tlchenor. see Before her departure for her Balti more. Md, home. Miss Lucile Kerr was hostess at a farewell event. Her guests were Misses Clair and Bernlce Paige. Miss Maxlne Thornton, of Balti more: Miss Marian Hill. Miss Gertrude O'Brien. Miss Anita Carroll. Mlsa Mil dred Scott. Miss Hsnna Fine and Miss Alice Norton. , . ess Mrs. J. H.i Holllstec. assisted by Mrs. Arthur PheKx. entertained for Mrs. E. Cook Patton. of Salem. Friday. Five hundred waa played, prises falling to Mrs. George Holllster and Miss Zeta Holllster. The rooms were decorated with roses, sweet clovers and ferns, see A banquet 'was given by the State Woman's Club of Portland last Wednes day evening. Miss Emllie Frances Bauer, of New York, was the guest of honor. Mra M. L. T. Hidden, president of the Woman's Press Club, presided. Roses and flags were used as table dec orations. In motors furnished by Mesdames O. K. Jeffery. H. Metzger. M. C. Holbrook. David Lewis and Miss Connell, the chil dren of the Albina Sewing School were given a ride about the city Tuesday of laat week. The trip was preceded by a picnic, the event being under the direc tion of the People's Institute. see Mrs. Jack Dodson. Mrs. W. Harvey Wells and Miss Ida Simpson have gone to the country for the Summer. They are on the Charles Smith Farm, at Cor bet t Station, on the Columbia River. Miss Margaret Morris was a dinner hostess at her home on Tenth street. Monday evening. Her guests were Mies Rose Raymond, Claire Tate and Clar ence Stevens. see Mrs. M. Long and daughters, the Misses Long, of California, who have SECRETARY OF STATE TAX BOARD WEDS FALLS CITY SCHOOL . TEACHER. Chsrles Leonard Starr, of Salem, and Miss Haliie Estelle Morrison were married at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Morrison, in Dallas. Or- last Wednesday morning. Rev. David M. Metxger, dean of the faculty of Dallas College, officiated at the ceremony, which waa witnessed by 'relatives and a few intimate friends. The groom is ene of Oregon s state officials, being secretary or tne tiaie Board of Tax Commissioners. Before assuming this position, he was promi nent in educational work. He served seven years as School Superintendent of Polk County and then resigned his office to become Secretary, of the Oregon State Board of Normal Regents. The bride is a graduate of Dallas College and for the laat aeveral years baa been a teacher In the Falls City publlo school. After two weeks honeymoon at Long Beach, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Starr will begin housekeeping at their new home In Salem. been guests of Mrs. J. Elliott and Mra C. J. Sager, of Archer Place, have gone East for an extended stay. Mrs. Elli ott gave a dinner last Sunday, compli mentary to Mra Long. There were It covers. s s Mrs. George W. Joseph- wss a dinner hostess Monday evening, her honor guest being Miss Janet Frank Joseph, whose wedding took place Tuesday evening. COMIXO EVENTS. The Trl U. Club, of the People's Insti tute and T. W. C. A., will present the play. "A Virginia Heroine," Friday evening. July 7, in the T. W. C, A. audi torium. Those taking part are Misses Williams, Chllade, Blair. Wolf. Guthrie. Duval, Gray, Keegan. Koble. Penson, Bruchler and Jacobsen. Miss Delia Bradley, who has put on several other plays. Is coaching this plsy, which the young women of St. David's Episcopal Church Guild gave laat year. The proceeds will go toward the Business Girls' loan fund, the object of the club since its organization. Patronesses for the event will be Misses Elizabeth Sawyers, Isabella Gauld. Mildred Nichols. Vlda Nichols, Ruth Small. Louise Small, Gladys We id ler, Valentine Prlchard and Martha Wheeldon. . m The New Tork Society of Oregon will hold a basket picnic the afternoon and evening of July 4 on the grounds sur rounding the residence of Mr. and Mra Charles W. Wagstaf at Woodmere on the Mount Scott carllne. The grounds are covered with a grove and places have been prepared for croquet and 6ther games. The picnic will take the place of -the regular monthly meeting. The society will also give a moonlight trip on the river August 8 on the steamer Monarch. ' For the coming week, the wedding of Miss Amalie Hirstel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirstel, to Ben M. Rich, at Hotel Portland. Wednesday evening Is an event to which a large coterie of friends are looking forward. Mrs. Charles). Wolf, of Houston, Tex., Is here for the occasion. Rev. Jonah B. Wise will officiate. The Federated Women's Clubs will observe their day Friday, at Chautau qua, with a basket picnic. All members have been invited to attend the sociable. The Association of Collegiate Alum nae issued Invitations for an under graduate teai to college students at the home of Miss Lots Fear at 829 Terrace Road, July . from S to C o'clock. WEDDINGS. Cleveland-Hyde. About 30 guests were present at the wedding of Miss Jessie A. Hyde to Charles Elmer. Cleveland, at the home of her sister. Mrs. Spencer S. Range, at 648 Maple street, last Wednesday eve ning. A former classmate of the bride's. Miss Ethel Verne Hammer, played the wedding march as the bride entered the room. Miss Abble L. Hyde, sister of the bride, was the maid, and Charles E. Jones attended the brlde grooi. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Acheson. formerly of Al bany. Or.. wherJhe bride passed her early years. , She wore white chiffon over messs llne l.ith a sqtare court train, her full lenvtn veil blng draped with lilies of the valley, and carried an arm bouquet of- brHe "ro.es. 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The bridesmaid and maid of honor wore nlnk gowns with overdresses of mar- IP ViEDDED BY AECHBISH0P CHRISTIE AT CATHEDRAL 5 . - l j r 1 I f ' - VHN" . -a XTA-wwra rd 1 frtTlfiOTl WR8 .o,ennrzedWe.dtdlSnf 1 Thursday 0 by Archbishop Chrls "e The Dride, gowned In white crepe meteor with picture hat. carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. Her sister. Miss Katharine Marren. at TenJed her wearing a dress of apricot-tinted chiffon cloth over messallne with picture hat to match. Her bouquet was of roses. John T. Finn accompanied the bridegroom, and his ushers were J. r McDonald and J. N. Dommlssee. After the nuptial mass said by Rev. Ferhompson. the wedding -party accompanied by Archbishop Chris le and other members of the clergymen, relatives and friends repaired to Hotel Portlan. wh"e a wedding breakfast was served. The table waa decorated Aeeepuon" wal 'Z'i .Tth. residence of Mrs. L. Cove, the room, having VrrMVonoon'uftS Tning train for the Sound, Victoria and other points of Interest, and will return in August'. of the bridegroom, was a loop of dia monds and pearla The bridesmaid wore pink chiffon which shaded to cerise tones, this being made over pink messallne. Her bouquet was of pink rosea The group stood beneath a Bower or pink roses and ferns, festoons of pink illusion Delng orapea irum a. . bell made entirely of roses. At the recep . 1 ,niiA.inv ih.r. were ISO guests liuil lull" " - - to whom Miss Vivian Wooley. gowned a.- .111, mun tilnnensed Dunch assisted by Miss Edna Holcomb, gowned . .. . 1 . ...1. n .1 Xf . U In a wnite emoroiaereu ii Warda Bllyieu. gowne In pink silk. . ... a.nraii on the-verandah by Miss Eleanor Heunlsh, who wore pink silk: Miss Masei Drum, m messallne. and Mrs. Harry Hyde In blue chiffon over silk. - Mr Cleveland is an electrician. He Is a member of the 'OS of Oregon, and '08 of Cornell, while the bride is a graduate of the Albany High School. 8he Is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Hyde of Albany. '.After a hdneymoon at the beach the couple will be at home at 669 East Fifty-ninth street after .August 1. Charleston-Xornian. The first wedding In the new Sun nyslde Congregational Church, st the corner of East Taylor and East Thirty second streets, took place last Wednes day evening, when Ralph L. Charleston and Miss Hazel Q. Norman were mar ried by Rev. J. J. Staub. D. D.. pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. Dr. Harry S. Templeton. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Vancouver, Wash. The decorations were In charge of Miss Gertrude Wilson. Mies Winifred Wilson. Miss Blanche Wilson and Miss Henrietta Gerstle. Palms. St. Joseph lilies. La France and Testout roses and varieties of ferns were used in pro fusion. The wedding march was played by Miss Lora L. Fox; the ceremony being opened with a solo by Miss Winifred Lewis "I Love Tou Truly." and closed with a solo. "Prayer," by the same ,,nAerV.J h. tw. sitae on the arm of her father. W. H. Norman, and was attended by miss jjorr.s -the maid, and Miss Marguerite Thomas; qulsette, carrying shower bouquets of pink sweet peas. Dashney-Hansen. At the home of Mra B. Hansen, at 628 Stuart street, St, Johns. Miss Mln ni. y.napn and Arnold JoseDh Dash ney were married Wednesday evening-, T.,n. w nv V. tJ Randifer officiating. The bride wore a white satin . robe with pearl trimmings and carried a ahnwnr bouauet of bride roses. Her . xft.. norths TCrert. was attired in blue silk and carried lavender sweet peas. Attending the bridegroom was Jack Hansen. Mademoiselle . nur lock played the wedding march. The parlor was elaborately decorated with pink and white roses. Aiier me cere mony refreshments were served to 85 guests. The bride's bouquet was cap tured by ber cousin. Miss Amanda Cheldelln. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Dashney, Mrs. Tobln. Mrs. Hoys. Mra Etta Burchtorf, Carl Burcbtorf, Miss Bertha Kreft and Paul Kreft, both of The Dalles, and Mra J. w. a.nox. 01 Kelso. Wash. The couple will live, in The Dalles. Wise-Zander. Foremost among the many beautiful June weddings was that of Miss Daisy Katherlne Elizabeth Zander, of Port land, and Frank Marvin Wise, of Los Angeles. This wedding was held at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. A. G. Zander, 251 Hancock street, Wednesday, June 7, in the presence of about 30 invited guests. Rev. Mr. Powell officiating. The rooms were decorated in white and pink roses and carnations, the bridal canopy being formed of daisy chains. Miss Mary Otto sang "When Song is Sweet." and promptly at half past eight, the bridegroom, attended by Harold S. Zander, brother of the bride, entered the parlors to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Charlotte Layton. Next came Miss Har riet Rice, who acted as bridesmaid, and Mrs. Henry Dawson Zander as matron of honor. After all were In their places. the bride entered the room attired in a long trained gown of white satin, car rying a huge shower bouquet of dai sies. Her wedding veil was also caught up by a wreath of daisies Instead of the conventional orange blossoms. After the ceremony, which was celebrated according to the rites of the Episcopal Church, the bride and bridegroom re ceived the congratulations and best wishes of their friends. They left for Los Angeles, where Mr. Wise is en gaged In the wholesale lumber business. After June 12, they will be at home in that city to their friends. ' Bomgardner-Green. Two Portland school teachers were married at St. David's Episcopal Church, Saturday evening, June 24, Miss Gertrude Bomgardner and William Vin cent Green being the couple. Kev. Hen ry Russell Talbot officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Green were entertained with an au revolr luncheon, Monday, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bombardner, at East Twenty-fourth street and Broadway. Later the couple left for the East over the Canadian Pacific. They will visit his relatives in Albany. N. Y., and his alma mater. Harvard, returning to this city In the late Summer. Mra Green Is a member of the Colle giate Alumnae here, being a graduate of the University of Nebraska. She specialized in physics and botany, and she taught physics in the Lincoln High School here. Mr. Green Is a Harvard alumnus, chemistry being his special subject, that department In the Washington High School being under his direction. Wyatt-Merrill. Milton A. Wyatt. of Corvallis claimed Miss Lena M. Merrill as his bride last Wednesday, the wedding ceremony taking place at S o'clock of that after noon, at 475 East Fifty-second street North, this city. Rev. G. W. Nelson read the ceremony. Miss Edna Wyatt, sister of the bridegroom, and Kenton B. Merrill, the bride's brother, attended the couple. A wedding dinner waa served later, only relatives and a few friends being bidden. The couple left for The Dalles, Or., Spokane. Wash., and other cities of Eastern Oregon and Washington, for a visit after which they will make their home in Corvallis. Garfield-Hamilton. Chauncey D. Garfield, of Romeo. Mich., and Mrs. Lizzie M. Hamilton, were married Sunday. June 25. 1911. in the presence of a few friends and rela-i tives. at the home of the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. S. A. Ryman, at 67 East Ninth street North. Rev. William Par-, sons, of the Third Presbyterian Church.j officiated. The bride wore a travel ing suit of Delft blue and carried! white roses. A luncheon followed,; after which the couple left for theirj home In Romeo, Mich. En route they will visit Leroy Sims, a son of the bride by a former marriage, who re-j sides at uenver, uoio. , Among the guests at the wedding were: Mrs. M. G. Sheldon, fioya 01ms, of The Dalles; Dayton Ryeman, W. W. Espey.' Roy Garfield and H. B. Mc Comas. Miller-Bauer. Harold Blair Miller and Miss Bessie Shennard-Bauer were married at the First Presbyterian church, Wednesday evening, June 28, Rev. Dr. Grlswoia 01 ficiating. Mr. Miller is assistant super intendent of the Oregon City Woolen Mills, and the bride Is a sister of ' Dr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff Sheppard. recently of Philadelphia. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for North Beach, where they will pass the Summer. McCracken- Robertson. Among the weddings of the week was that of Miss May Robertson and Dr. Thomas J. McCracken. at 8:30 Wednes day evening, June- 28. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Beggs, In Irvlngton. The bride is the daughter of John C. Robertson, of Goldfleld, Nev., and for merly of Portland. 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