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THE OREGON. SUNDAY JOURNAL f PORTLAND,' SUNDAY MORNING, - MAY 8. ICOt -
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Society Not
Much Occub
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the : Fag1, End of the
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and booth will b conducted for
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.RXVATB bom parties continue to
grow leu In Dumber th. close
-of the mom draw near. There
have been few such events thla
' week, and the simultaneous dlrth of ao-
, tlvlty In the theatrical an musical
I, phere baa made the week a qulot
en,''
s Th "Parsifal" program given by the
lAdles Aid Literary society of the
. First ..Conrreratlonal church attracted
i much attention toy Its eicellence.
' ' The Industrial claas In cooklna hai
Bad a larae ahare of enthuilaam. height
ened by the lectures of Mlaa Farmer of
Boeton. The practical arte cam in pop-
. -ularity aa time rocs on.
Tha concert given Friday evening- by
: the First Regiment band. W. O W..
, 'was one of the most Important events
Of tha season,
i, ! There are several engagements an-
toounced for June weddings.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Th Armory presented a gay scone
of revelry Friday evening. May 6. when
tha First Regiment band. Woodmen of
.the World, gave a grand ball under the
auspices of the Uniform Rank. The
large ball waa elaborately decorated
with Immense cedar boughs snd small
At trees, typifying the entertaining or
der. The orchestral platform was en
tlreJy shut In with fir boughs and over-
Lucknow Advocate of a recent dnte da
voted two columns to the Oregon Society
for the Emancipation of India from
Casta Slavery, and Its editor has al.o
written a long letter expressing the
gratitude of the descendants of the
ancient Aryana to the people of Oregon
for the organised effort in their behalf.
Tha secretary waa Instructed to write
to the editor of the Lucknow Advocate
that arrangements are now under way
for placing one or two Hindu students at
either Corvallla or Eugene, and that
they will he cared for by the society
during their atudles here.
The literary program consisted or a
paper on the most practicable method
pf assisting India, by Mrs. Taylor, of
musical selections by Miss Mae E. Govs
and Miss Lillian Madison, and recita
tions by Miss Bertha Matlock. The
entire program was very much appre
ciated, especially the recitations by Miss
Matlock.
The society accepted the hospitality
of Judge and Mra. Seneca Smith to
meet there again, and the next meeting
was set for Wednesday evening, Ma J
IS, at I o clock.
A society event of a practical turn
afternoon of cards, Friday. May I, at I Churches; Are Doing for Toung Men;" t conversion. 'Tha question , box brought ililaoa and carnations. Mr. and Mra.
their home, 180 Klnsr street. Tha W. F. O. Thatcher and Professor J. J forth soma Interesting points on foreign I Whlttler ara passing, their - honeymoon
rooms were preiuiy oecoraiea - witniEwIng, -"Princeton College;" Rev. A. D. missions and was eonduoted by Mrs. A. I la British Columbia. They-'wUl be at
white and green, ohryeanthemuma and 1 Boper end Miller Murdock, "Christian Thurlow, , -. .,- I home after. May t la their rooms ; at
vregon crsp Doing u carry out young Men ana the City, A. fl. Psttuiio, i ' . Fourteenth and Burwlda gtraetav -' . i
the OOlor scheme. Heart "i waa , the I "Java ami Snrmn of a. Married Man:" I Th Wnmin'i Vlulnnirr iiWitv flfi . . ' i - 1
game played 1nt i prises were Jh. C. Campbell. "What Conatltutes Suo-JMUpsh Presbyterian . j church met Miss Ann Ball Grant and ME. WU.
awarded Miss Ktt Honeyman, Mr. I cess;- Alec Ras. "The Ladles." Inter- Wednesday afternoon. Mar with Mrs. 11am J. Tork were married at o'clock
OOOdell and Mra Henry MoCaWkln. Alanaralna- th... t.lVa win a.var.1 num. IW. H Diutar t kw ruMmitt It Kaat'l Tututit vmln llav a . h. h.
7 ill : - - ner Dy the Men s Resort quartet, tea By I Eigntn street, work in India was tn or the groom s oousln, Mra. A. J. Jaok
tAhle. erterwaraa.. 4 . . . I ' a . r .... ....1.1 u , . . . . . I . . . .
. , , 1 vr, . ouyir. our. wm abb hub iwniitnvw iuuikh lurua lr. .luiinvwuiliua, loinr-um tna ilinUT lirMU.
. , . , .r . " ''" I numbers and was enthusiastically en-1 reports were given by the delegates to Rev. Jerom K. MoOlade read the ring
An Informal reception Waa Clven Rev. I nnrmA tnli flm Th mootlnr m I tha north Pinn hnant ixmHh hald Urf iwumui hm ..it .1 i- .
avwai n w aw viiiei VSV fMIn 1 flAPwi sa awfaSslV BlIIOaXKslBl 1 Tt HIIIBIII w I mnnin in TffiM " Plrlf frBM fflvTHTII n Fll tTT n I Ml saw Vskal TMa KMIA - - aW
mother. 67 svtrtt 9trU Friday yen-1 eothuglasm for the work of th lfue, and tha Praabytarlal -octet y convention whlta mull trlmmad In UffeU ribbon and
t V BF fl V Sl am f mt tSS" A fa. aa ak P A at SP ..a.ahl A. a . I . aarav
..... v ma w w ineia in suspan rresoyterian cnuron. i carried whit carnation. 1 She was un
h.Tof'.m. Ths Ladles' Aid Literary wcioty of Mr Hall of Baker City nf sacral atUnded.h room? -wers T'desoratid
.i?f T J? DPm lnent ttem-Jthe First Congregational church pre- olo. After ths program dainty refresh- j with applebloaaoma. narcissus and wild
bars of the church and musical numbers I . n.n-. wt..... I manta uwi h. hiu(. Th.l w.. ri.zTl Tzu "
k nt k ...... l "" " I " . . -:-"--. " wwituw, urnc supper was
some of the young women. The v... a .t .ik.i. i..t uti.. nt mMtina m ha oiih mm. wnihin .. -
hfius waa dacorataA with rtr.n. ... 1 7. ; ' : . ;V i.I7"-, " ' T T ; -, ' w ""iuuu " ma uuims
and lilacs. Refraahmenta war. air.1 I"'"- .".'- v" ' , , ; I w.r n.rciaaus ana oogwooa
br a number of tha Wn a- MotJav , ' nll wun many visitors wno wore in- .. t. V:- wr tn aeooraUona. - Ut, and Mra
oy a numoer or tn young people. . I terested in tha Parsifal nrorram. Mra. The regular literary meeting of the I York ara hth ra.ni ,
n -j. .... hr,m. in in mill tha itnn I Woman'a aillanoa of the in rat Unitarian I
The William O. Ellnt VMtavnlt atl" . . V " . V . 5 I ..... iir.VL r" . iT.riT!r I r . -
in their literary "aSiwi7e "f. ana ?.v- ne.r "Z Si"". W.V '?.!,"J fn?" . their now bom on Seven
in m e rth h. ui.. ipm1 isions ox tns ew xora proauouon oiii v'"ra. jarm. teenin ana Morrison streets, after May
Ing. May , with the Misses Bllot - ,t wMch ,h, ,aw. Bh. considers it ths Ralph Wilbur read an Interesting paper h. ... v i . , , ' " '
n r4.tnmrn. ,J. m. r""t " of the present day. Rev. Dr. JEard Brertt Hala, U U v ; , ' f, ' -l ' J,-; y.
" -aasMwae- BIT w ASM V J. I1UII' 1 U DhaotnaM T Xl-AamSK sua as asthnal. I nil WMH TnilOWM nv BK nniiMI nisU1tl. I A ..11 ..j . .
tFS23& uArU,T ratrcAlir aTplaudafTer h e7 b."au Uf ul sloa 1
a'L-3..11 S?.U?t.-J ! ?. M"- "tch.r Linn, In F. Parrott. 14 East Thlrtntl, strt.
araa tha thraa latilraa In tha ITmrilrtf
tneatre tne past week, riven by Miss " - excellent voice, aang selections appro- asra. uvira Deotrnu nirtainea north, when their daaghtsr, . Frances
Fannie Merntt rarmer or Boston, under - " - ---"--" I priate to the spirit of tn day. Her woman foreign Missionary society EfteUin. waa united In marrlaa to
the auaplees of the T.' W. C. A. u,ent ,n th rnk the muxlllary was I first selection was "Sprlngtlm,- and of Centenary Methodist church at bar Mr. John Wallac Carpenter Rev. W
Miss Farmer la a bright little woman: ft vry agweabl surprise to the Urge .he responded to an encore with Nvln' po. East Anksnf Street, Wdne- a. HoUlngshsad officiated. Prevloua to
l.m-. number Dresent. Th . entartalDlhant -nt. t-,. tit- w w..i . I Hl aftamnnn U 1 :iK.nt I 1WZ
JirmA amons the areen Markled the lurhta I . " -rwr, . . . I waa haartll hikmX aa aa k I . .. I ir.. a wi m I " r aiiuar aaug
"T. . . , I t nnger lips, wnen soe appearea on I " " ' ' ' -j mru. o. u. omun, Mrs. juin rtapp, I " ' -"" wu I "O. rroml Me. ooomDanld by Mrs.
S.V , , 7 ru the stag In Immaculate white, with I n pvutsm-ous mppiaua wnica greetea Mr. A. Z. Straight anu Mra. A. M. I w onunua and Mra. Oliver Hughson I 3 HoUlnrabead.- Th room were
The seats ef .honor were also enclosed I Mln ..... .1... I each number. Durlnr the lntarmlssion amih .. v,T.. ., nn a varv tntaroattn i of th. I . 1 . "r . ne rooms were
WlUogreen and presented a charming d i.nTy-waTon fao of everl? - imbr wr noon. . day-. Ji tiiwg o? Vdiffrn r
w . . 1 anrnllail. Th4 aiirlllAM' m mii . .1 i . in.Una I- . k . v. l I - - - - -
gni id mt urn .uaiinci. . -- --- -. "?' . I uww iu mony was performed under , an arch
Mis Farmer" Introductory remark p w me wora u na i aooompusned Th Ladies' Aid society of Flrat ' prorrainf. Liarnt rerresliraents I rornied from garlands of everrreen and
gave the key to the success she has ",no -"nisaiion ray.iw .month Presbyterian church had a called meet- w rrea ano w renuunaer t the I doswood. rJuatar. f inva.t.tha.rni.t
attained In her own echool in Boston. f " k : v- Ing, all day 'Tusday, May , In the aftmoon passed In social conversation. I war gUspendd from the middle. Th
iner were ciear, concise ana run oil . .wuu, wno onurcn paxiors. ins ume waa aevoieo I ... , . w w i May-pole effeot waa preserved throurh
practicability. member of the Child Labor com mis-1 to sewing for the missionary box to Ml Marl Scott otrtaind th out th room with roDes of everareen
Thuradav'a lecture waa tha demon, on. was vary UiUresting. She made I be sent the laat of tha month to tha I Christian Endeavor society of Orandk.,h. i .. n-Jr.L
stration of a luncheon tor six. Each ora vr1r pointed remarks, whloh oon- government training school at Sitka, Avenue Presbytsrlan church at ber wlth -wud flowera. Cadar bouaha. wild
' wa waa layiuij yiopareu, UUI I HUB I w.. v,..vwa,t, wv , w viuai, v ia uiuiva ifj-" - . , i QQWfrS nl Itm S gSV tk WOOdland f'
was given ior questions, ana every com-I OT,us K..r lautvnta mue mier I umu woraing lor ini tne pest monin, I 7 "wmi wia wj sunouri i fact suitable ta tha dav rviraiwl nra..
I mnttv nnmuitl I. ..... I anc IO tha rimiUIMra1 Taama lh.1 lanif. With tha aM nt falvarw Praahlr. I With faatoona Of naa-arAAi anananrfaut I . . . . - . . "
imtform and -added much to th baauty T- JTi.TT . "7 ' 7 vir. rrramhun ,7Th"-"iT.-- terTan chuh ?Zm,ZZZ2 i- rrom th. chdrii. and T TV-ihl mM roora; "
.1 . 1 1- . awi uiaHiv i - ---, - - i - i wua oumii oiosaoms in tna ntnar
woodland soene, with stack of fagots
built aroanoV Cedar bonghs were bung
overhead, interspersed with countless
Ilghta
There were about 1,000 guest In at'
tendance. The Strictest discipline was
observed la regard to th presentation
of invitations. Four' guards were sta
tioned at Interval from th Outer en
trance to th dancing hall. Th mem
bnr of Uniform Rank- all apeared la
plain.
In the other
The band deserves much praise for the I ,.,.. .u ., hahai xt n.ri .aaZT - rCl I Amnnt the rnnt.nt. .ra ik ahaat. T ia UrsMd tha doArwava hi, -a hT..,ha - x . "a .WM Sownea in a
Zf'ZZu.Tll? wJ :Uel7br-rvr th' w.V ab.olur.,rnsc.. w.r Placed about the 'rooma 5, ctonnSte:
f"-6"" lwer- wf" r5,ved' I perfect . cooklnr among them belna rived from th Ladies' Auxiliary." waa I besides many smaller articles, aucb aa Bunch of pink carnation her and I "A,n al..A . A.Z, d.
a -- 1.-. m a. I hanitlrarhUf. iku ilri.n mlt- I thaM hri.hl.l ah. rn.tr A . w wmi
I mau A MMnt nn nllA A h.
was served.
niT .a T i """"" cleanliness and attention
a i.uuuHro mt u wuuwi. Three aenaea mnat atarava ha .t.,l
General Committee Co I. I. C Jones. I v. v. .... "rTw- . ITT
Capt H. A. 8tll- David Dahm. J. W. I Ha rLJrr'tZr?.i r".1'
Oberender. I !i .ii.Ki!' ..j v... . .Tv
-Patronesaee Mrs. -CoL J.- C, Jones. ITIJZTTa - ' w,lu "
a--l a -J - -a- I asi 1.. UUUU.
rUVrPPS' -Mar;.r-l Each lecture of th course waa of I Piano Duet
.v . . n. . . I iuwivai auiu Tuua. ana iiui rDrT'
r. vt-v, stra. X. A. wstia, airs. T. Und women annrarla.ta th. ti- Vocal
to dataiia. a masterly effort and waa listened to nanaaercmers, comos, anoe strings, mit-liner Dngntenea Th effect.
with rapt attention. v xmm "ooona int maaing or large i snort nusiness session taw games were mon- and . w,idina- .;.
a leading part in uje introaucea. several mualcal numbers .mnn-
rosea.
Th program follows
Printers' Mandolin Club f1? .Mr ?. Principal Of wef. contributed during the Bw a 8n7n-Ta?M
tin,'
thisel of useful artlolea and rfresh
ments. Mm. J. O. WrohkuU prldnt
of th club. Is th genrl halrman.
Th reception committee consist of Mr.
Oeorg McLynn, Mr. J. 1 Abrsy, Mrs.
W. L. Morgan, Mra, F. a Doernbohr
and Miss Ruth Shogren.
JDn Thnrsoay' vnlng. May 11. Xtra
Circle. Woman of Woodcraft, will b
at 'bom to their many friends. In th
A. a U. W. hall, Selllng-Hlrsch build
ing, the occasion being th ajinlveraary
of th lodge. An anjoyabl program has
been arranged. ,
. Th Forestry: club 1 planning a plcnlo
la union with th John Burroughs o
clety, th probabl date being th last
Saturday In May. ,
Th k B. R. ft club will ' Sir It
closing . party Monday evening. May
I, in th now Woodmen halL
it it J. :. X.
Th Tuesday Afternoon club will meet
next week with the president, Mra W.
B. Hall, 611 East Burnsid street Of
ficer will be elected, for th following
year. .. -v . , .'
, ENGAGEMENTS. I
The engagement of Mia Emma Maria
Anderson and Mr. Benjamin . Kepler
Davis bag been announced.
' it it
Th nggraent of Ml Bstyll M.
Case to Mr. E. C Davl I announced.
Th wedding will tak ptao arly in
Junv
: ww ' ' '
Mr. and Mr. Adolph Kamusber an-
nounoa the engagement of their daugh
ter, Mary, to Mr. Joseph Bugart-an. th
reception will be given Sunday after
noon,' May t. from S to I o'clock, at
Mr. fCamuahar residenc. ltH Tint
trt -
WW
Th ngagmnt 1 announced of Mis
Jennie M- Sears of this city to Or.
George Larkla- of Newburg, Or.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Holcomb of
Nsw Bedford. Mass., announo th en
gagement of - their daughter. Bessl
Belt Holcomb, to Mr. Alexander J.
Selection. . .
Vocal aolo
w unoa, Liia principsi l wen coninouiea asnss ue Toninr.lD. m ,., . . . : i w - .v.w mt.
Mra. Non Poov.rt the school, was In Portland a short Urn Refreshments were served by th I, a....T-"n comb I well known In The Dalle, hav
Addi ...V..... V... Mr. Harry RoreraW and mad known the most urgent hostess and som of hr girt "friend, f fltiiwiaw nia-h t Vl .4a!all. I beeit" for om tlm a "teacher in thi
th
Murray Spencer.
I was shown by th large attendance of I Intermission.
I . K. M.I. rr-l.. I . I BUllUlI ior VIBIl BSatua I TnJl.ulul..t .amw k.M
..Mrs. Weinberger and Mis Lewis of tn cnurc brought their luncheon On of th pleasant events of the th. homa of t km!'. VfT. . u v,rY o rtl,t having
SoIoV..tr..!:.!!;Mr7Hugh OUnn Tu6,dy nd unlted ta n9rt7 'Mk'vu Md o1i . ba.brid parenta. ,om. Cellent work In th Mark Hop-
Floor Committee Joe Murnhr. 1st I.. ..."
chief ; Charles Crablll. Sd chief; William "Ttim oi th. maid. w.r. nr.nt
Griffith, a Minar. C O. Samaln. D. E. hf tlVJL, ,1 !!?..P.r!"!n
aoi ei.rant nomna
Selection... ..... Printers Mandolin Club
Vocal Dust
Mra. Nellie Seely and Miss
Emma Shupe.
Address
dinner at th noon hour.
given by th Sunbeam ct St David' I
Episcopal church In th pariah hou
WW I klna Art Inatfttita tn flan ITranelann.
A pretty wdding was solemnised In Sh la also wall known to many of Port-
Th Toung Women's Missionary so- Monday evening, Mty S. Aprona, bags. ? i. " Wedndajr nlng, May land' artists, having been with them on
mpls articles I' .."","' wn nuurisa saetcning tours along tne uoiumoia at
el.tv of tha First Preabvterlan church I imnhnMara mrtA nth .imiti.
met Tuesday afternoon, May I, at 1:10 made by tha children and dolla dressed l' Mr. Otto Helfrioht of Portland. - Rev. various time. Mr. Cook at on tlm
o'clock, with Mra W. D. Fralcy, 608 I by them, war on sals at - ths fancy ifrl ,'0non of . PortUnd officiated. resided at The Dalle, and is on of th
ines men or Ban Fran-
manaaar at tha Waana
Home. I and oreron rr.De had bomemada candles I wlu I Leather company. Miss Holcomb and
ww and lc cream and cake for aale. Tha . w w Mr. Cook will be married fi5m the horn
.a. Maw nui.. w. i .. .k.. v.. ..a I axiajrnOTu aiua auu laa oonaucira i xeaxur 01 in evening wa. tne May I ""'"a r uiin ox juugen ox Air. ana jars, nenry xioioomo in new
A very interesting entertainment w Second atrlat. I irtr ef l tn! ?7 th .Tr,nlt ch.urcA ,ud- Monday, pole drlU. Th pol of orange and r R . Anderson of Nw Bedford on June 10. 1104. and will make
Undoubtedly thla
will add a great stimulus to th school Selection
wnicn wiu be reopened in the fall by
in x. W. C A with Increased faclll. I Mr. and Mra. J. H. Carta nalahrata
lies boo. nnaer most favorable auspice, their flrt wadding anniversary, Mon
at bar borne, IfO Bavler given by Wlnalow Mead I Clrela ImSSl Z to mm the .v.nin tnfnrma Jv m from 1 10 o'clock, waa one of black was planted In the center of th Tork City were married in th Methodist th.lr bom In San Francleoc,
urn. wr vry pretty. T R. on U7?LEml1& wlh Uolee ITghf .uppwa. "L o.t successful event, of th. week, room and II llttl. girl la orang. and JPpal church of Eugene. Wednea- .
!!S..-Wi afterward ZSS Mr JL. "f? - . dout tbroughth L' "fe PERSONALS.
I ax tak as aV.IAk Uaa 1akaM aaJl Waaa. T1I11
Wo"'.ndVCnnJr7.. t Pre.ided. Many dainty hand-made ar-
tides were .old at th. different bootha,
especially at th. apron counter. Mrs.
Cook and Mra. Ketn had charge of It
The handkerchief table was In charge
Milne.- Ben Dunne.- William
J. Laman, E. B. Crofoot, O. Root, O. M.
i-arsona, j. a. hares. T. C Draws. A. S.
trooper, H. wegner. H. W. Kasaebaum.
A very pretty Tiearts" party was
given Thursday evening. May I, by Miss
Agnes Mcintosh
treat. The rooms
festooned from
ZamaThnnJr " Fonl,rM Tf tht Racitatlon. Miss Ell Dickson: banjo Carter is th ditor and manager of th
. . soio. Master naroia Nichaiaa- ra.ita. xraaeaman ano commaikiaj ruhim.
wuawvwu uiuaanna wara I Tinn ua rui. i, . , m . i . .
tlMl I. ui.T... .k,.. ,k. awaiu, oraraae I w w
wm. i Llira; VlOlin .OIO. Mlaa Rartlp, I Dna nt tha rwinmt lnA.t.t . 1.1
At hearts Mis Laura Todd, wotr theltmn u Tm.f...,.. " , I ...... " .1"' "ri.V.; r?'." " '
tiiu i .rfu .' i.i.in. i, 1 ... -- vwm avio, r, '"ia vn iia w.ai aiuv ui inn atmson
"prte totnyout. aUver- Athey. . I wa. the dancing party riven at th
xrimmeo COIOgn. DOTlie, and Mr. Oay Tb. audience Showed Ita annraMatln. Woodmen hall. Mnndav avanlna M..
wyman, wn's first prise, a framed Oib- by repeated .ncorea Ice cream and . by th. Carp. Dl.m club. Colored
. ..T.v " , , ""i? caae wer served. nd the event was a streamers were festooned from th
.. ,-w...N,un nuulu, jrjB. a i nnancuu uooms. chandeliers to ths corners of the room.
aorTwu ai ma cara i ww I na nuge May basket filled with cut
table, by Miss Molntosh's younger ls-l Ths Fldellrv oluh a nratt. I flowers end auananded In the nantar
ter aM her friends, "Mis Cummin and I Thursday evenlna- xtav k nr I suas-ested tha time of vaar Tha nr.
mibs uegqman. oamty menu card, halt Thi wa th closing party of chestral platform waa screened erith
representlna heart lannm . wara thai tha iu,nn mnA n ... ... Inalwia and nnttf nl.nt. ik.t i aa
poavenir. . , I Everest's orchestra furnished tha mu. couples wer present and gaiety reigned nn"c'A w"0?0"1! tne arrair is re- green and a crown of white lllaca. and
-w for tha avenina- p,,n,), 1 .i supreme. Evereafa orchestra fnmi.had ponea to nav. oeen very succssnu. I she carried a green sceptre, uer at-
Th O. A. H. and W. R. C hald a. ra- I from ana nnrnar a th. t,.n rrb. a the muala ajid amnnr tha mnat nnnular WW I tendants W.r. In White.
anion at the Western Academy halL committee waa V. T. w.at.. w V selections Played were "Wedding of the J- wnitcomb Brougher enter- Some 200 guests attended the. anter-H
corner of Second and Morrison street. Redmond. C J. Wheel a j? n ';; Winds." "My Paulln." "Ameer." "The """Of1 Daughter Of th Temple I Ulnment and the children made 111
Friday evening. May 0. This wa the I ledge, J, J. Mead and F. H. Fox. Oondollera." "Polly Prim." "Bedella" on,ynin'',MT n P"0 of from their enterprise The Sunbeam
Srt Joint meeUnr of th two orrarilxa-1 ev and "Llndy." Th patronesses w-r Whit Tempi church. The organl-1 guild Is a sewing circle of about 50 llttl
tlona in tha new hall and it naiahrataA I Tha Anfnw, r-.t i Mra H. Alrer. Mrs. F. Thorn. Mra. O ation or tnia claas ror Sunday school l girls between the age of f and II
e th fortieth anniversary of th battl of of th Forest rav an .niovahTa -nt.r. Fuller, Mra J. H. Thatcher and Mra. worlt w" rrctea na temporary orn- Thymet every Saturoay with Miss
. .. ... . I . . - . " ti....j Ti-,,1 Mi. i nan vara .i.rTAn NavaHi tniiaiMi mm- I AAm u. , i . u frmm i n r, . r n 11 r , r . . c
"i wuqemess. - Many orm Oia -ret- wmment m valedontsn hall Uturdav o-imm-Jr. i iia wuo memoers : - - , - , ww '
rana made rally speeches. There was evening. May 7. There wm a musical ar W Harvey Wells. George W. Dus- lections helped pass the Ume pleasantly, sometimes for themselves, ometlme
aa Informal musical program and aome and literary program of aome merit and Un' ,r" Arthur Kerron, A. Hendricks. Refreshm.nU wer served by the hot- for othera Thy recenUy made a "plo-
reclUtiona. Refreshments were served refreshment and dancing foUow.d. McCarver. Edgar Alger, Leonard " ture QUllt" for cot number ot th
by th women ofth eorn. BTU" louow"a- Thatcher, Frank McMahan, Morton Al- w Good Samaritan hospital, a child's cot
W -a- I Monday afternoon tha chtMran'a rnn "" uauiuger ana uuyi " ..iu, 7 v. u..-
The Geranium rfni ... ant.rtaini at th. lihrarv r...n ' the First CumberUnd Presbyterian est. The proceada of their entertain-
. . . ... " . . . j: r mJ avouc. 1 , . I nhurh mat Tnaarfaw aflarnnnn Mav t I man MnnHav avanlnff will ha davntjut
Th Forestry club met at the home of w,th Mrs. O. M. Scott at her residence,' to buying aome plec of pulpit f urnUur.
Mrs. J. C. Pritchard, 712 Brooklyn '1 E" Alder street Missionary work for the church,
street . Tuesday afternoon Mav 1. 1 In China was the. subject discussed and
The business meeting occupied the bort papers were read by Mrs. George WEDDINGS.
wnoie session, nans ror united action I r"i " ia. nr. .v.
Mr. T. Kretman and daughters.
egon grape, dogwood and lilacs, and each I mas of tha May dance while Mra.lt' and Immediate friends witnessed
table bore It own appropriate decora- Fred West played the Robin Hood the ceremony, which waa performed by
tlnna VJMva tahlaa wlaH with uVi lh ...b fru. wu. T .-. ..... lUT. H. W Rnvlan w- w I
In popularity. Probably the laurel by happy children' voice after the Anderson lft Tbumday morning for th v!h
must do yieiaea to tne aainty tea corner i pole bad been finally planted produced a 1
charming affect The crowning of the
May queen wa a pretty ceremony. Miss
Constance Moore, the president of ths
guild, was chosen queen and Miss Rachel
Meade and Miss Luolle Danforth war her
attendant. The white thron. banked
I of Mra. Grant, th fancy article table with lilac and Oregon grape, with a
In charge of Mra. Matt.rn and Mra. I bure basket of lilacs buna: overhead.
Seeley, and the bag table in charge of mad. a pretty woodland acene. The
Mra. Wilson and Mr. Lewi. From a queen wore a robe of whit and appl
COMING EVENTS.
by Mrs. Phillips at her borne. 406 Stenh- Baskets of flowers were huna- about'
i ne street, Wednesday evening, May 4. land a May-pole waa planted In the cen-
Whist waa played durlnr the afternoon, ter of th room. After tha rihhnna h.4
. . t-i,-Ml Short winning th first prise andl been wound In approved fashion the
" Emma Adams th consolation children wer seated In a circle for the
xoaen. A aainty luncheon waa served in story nour. Miss Hassle oeminti th.
the dlnlngroom where the table was time telling of May-day customs and !? tn wprk of forest preservation wer Munaell and Mrs. R. R, Steele. A short A rry pretty borne wedding was
a . . .. ... I a.i i .. amaaw I Al av1 1 mmamA M aVavW akaa I W k! a mm Va IfaflSl Slati SlBlf An TAIIAawail rh aSfl BltiAM I a. a. aw a . a A ia.
discussed, together with plans for the I social session followed the business solemnised laat Tuesday evening at 414
year's business and social work. Th. meeting. The society will mt Tues- Third street, when Mis Ray Rein.
centerpiece of the same. Mrs. Lena Mr. and Mra J. A. Anderson received "I? .W1U. m??t . Tusday. Jun 7. W a"!r?oonlJ Jin'' .Tl" .ZVT daughter of Mr. and Mra. M. Rein of
frianda IPHil. irra prtiaiocnv Mr. A. 'EL J5rsy-1 v ui iwauu iimi,
W
made attractive with dainty baby breath their origin.
wreathed with smilax around an oblong
w
" EDMfrtr nlavtrf tvn T-latiA vitivtiK.vi 1 a niimhF At .( ta,Mj. vij
HtU Clyd Phillip sang. Thers was a Ing at th.lr homa 11 Twelfth .treet," man 855 H""10 street
BUBinesa session anerwaras to uonor oi visiting snip mastera.
appoint a committee for arranging There were piano and vocal aelectiona
thla city, wa married " to Mr. Jack
Creek of Seattle, Wash.. Rev. Adolph
w I Th Pleasant Afternoon club of Cen- Abbey officiating.
The Centennial Girls gave the last of I tral Baptist church met Wednesday w w
. social evening with the men during the during the evening and light refresh- tnelr of dances, Tuesday evening, afternoon, May 4, with Airs. Arthur pretty wedding was solemnised at
month. This committee will report at I rnents were served. The guests were! y ' ."T OT Mwr ax nor rasiaence, n urana ave- the St Lawrence church, Wednesday
m special meeting or the club called forf- oiey ox Vanoouver, Captain La- u-viauun. i roon ana m , n wv t in Munaun. morning, May , wnen sennara m.
. -.next Wednesday, May 11, at the home mont- master of the British shin In- u. aoa para. ana poueai ine rou caai. in wnicn eacn memDer re- Waltring and Josephine A. Mociinuch
of Mra. H. a Coe. vermay. George Adam, first ofllcer of P,anlB- ? wer in proruwon ponaea witn some quotation rrom lit- were married in the presence of a large
""-'""I'.'Iff "1 " " J' "'""' '- ' -' I Af Ab. ai -Wwe a t t . 1. a aa a m 1 AM I hw WVAsFfHk lr A fWstl W - R A rAttnlM sakVaa f ll aV saw 1 a Jt svlllt V m. 4nf I Awf-n ana tawln.. 1 I , . . m . . . aMm. . , a - aVV. a. analn rn
An enjoyable party waa riven bv 1 Dr,L1Bn snip najore. captain and ; ... J.-T V.J V "v " .v,..un,B j. v. nuiaw "
Oreron Rose camn K Sw,i Mrs. Crow of Portland. Miss Nellie Bv. ln "ndance and the dance wa de- number: A vocal solo by Mrs. F. S.I ceremony and celebrated nuptial mass.
." -a a .1' . I ers. Mra. Ira Rvara rr i,..h.. ' ciarea tne prettiest and most success-1 Doernbecher. a olano duet by Miss Ruth Tha altar waa decorated alnmlv with
W mav r It TTnVhnhV, w ful nine monthly dances given Shogren and Miss Gladya Mackensie. white lilaca and Oregon grape. Mlas
T . worsuilUU rpU. .A1J -v . I thirl RASNnn. Th nil tmnMIAl wnr frm I tslann saU Vaw mglaaas OkA.M fPL. I a-s a. VTT.14.1- . ..4..JaA th. karlaf. anJ
Pramatte club . pVesented the?av -A a pretty CUBtom- Monday afternoon. May ?' ' fltoYir' R Wftsler and Mra business session was a long one and Mr. Joseph Waltring th groom. Th
Father- Cur '' ' or "Driven from 2' ,n honor'nK the birthday of Mrs J' W. Orussl. Th. member-of the club plan for a social May 15 wer dls- bride Wa becomingly gowned In white
m ki,k ... -I.T ...:.m Huston. Colonel and Mrs. Huston ra. ra Ml8 Myrtle E. Lopg, Miss Hattie L cussed. Mrs. McLynn, Mrs. Flledner. silk and carried brlde'a ro. The
Thl w followed bv i tMrtaWe f.. c,lvd formally during th afternoon. ru"1 J4 rac A-.aJdwJn' Ml Mr. OHvr and Mlaa Shogren assisted bridesmaid, alao In whlt. carried white
oomedy "Mr Nelahbor-a wir" V. ,M member of the post and depart- f- l"r " Margeunie i tne bostea in rving refreshmenta carnations.
aented very eleVerly After th . .' - After th marrlag an elaborate
mw. ti.. ... i a.' At 4 o'clock the Nineteenth Infantry I w w I The Van end Martha, anniatv nf tha I wedding breakfast was aerved at ths
liwht r.-ra.hm.nt. Th. .... band gav a serenade concert comDll-l "he "600" club met Monday after- Mimah Preabvterlan fchurch v a vr horn of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waltring,
well attended. ' mentary to Mrs. Huston. The program noon. May t, with Miss Delia Zimmer- guoceasful entertainment ln the church 260 Arthur street The tab! Waa deco-
u presented the following numbers: man, at ner nome on Twelfth and Mar- narlors Tuesday evenlns:. Mav . The rated ln green and white, , carnation
Miss Helen Beharreli ntArt.ini Mrch- "Cuban Independence" Hennlger ket treet. The flrt prls wa won Uiur wa massed with huge bunche of forming th centerpiece. Oregon grap
-t. . -.Be,1?Il7.1 .!ntrtln?d.on Medley overture. "Popular Melodies." by Mis. Roberta and the second by Miss nrnia whit- Tii-i. .ZJm T. . and lilacs were employed In th dining-
x.uiua; waning, nuni ii ner name. I - ' .z: I r ....i.. n. i - . i - i .
83 East Ankenv atraet. in hnnnr nr tha UHart L",lt"' n.iuui,u. ' an large attendance and the program was room oeoorauona.
Ir;Jh17-r.iM the . card table. The club will meet WeU received. The orrsiiskt .,7. W
Edith Renfer. In Zch room a dlffeVent U. racUr,stir) Vm Alstyne J" wee with Mr. Zimmerman in th for ,ocU1 purp0se, and at th same Mr. Bos Bnyart and Mlaa Minnie
color scheme was rrleTu? and the "Z:.? .G,'onJrlna-". Bndai neng of the season. Mm work, aIv,ncemat 0f the Thompwn wer married at tb bom. of
result was mn.i rti-ti mA i...i- -'v.v. ... DUU,m.u iin ane . . ww., churoh. it ntertalnment are verr the groom' iiiur, Mrs. u. venaw. in
wr!':.. it. r.,1 LVr S:L" and th. mem- , A. O. U. W. building, Monday jrv.n-
stairwav was L,.... ' V" ' ;.a"... " 71" . 7 ...V "-v neipea tn church very sub- g. saay , ax ociock. ott. huip
twined with masses of Scotch bloom., pZ' nymn -uigi or . 0t thl' even inr thi rt tant,ftlljr through the proceeds. Miss comb Brougher officiated. The rooms
making a solid embankment of yellow Peac0 L" m KeUr be?nrawarded 1 to Z Vhrr ff EmiM Howatson. as president of the were prettily decorated In. green and
Tha ...a , Doing awaraea to miss Mary wasner .jllK nnuM.,1 nva, i,. .,nmn .w. whita dna-wnod. whlta lllnca and white
: were nung CaDtaln and Mrs. Graham of Van. and Mr. William Sheahan. An Informal
Van Ness avenue, San Franolsco, Cali
fornia.
Mr. Q. W. Bates, who has been con
fined to his room for the past month.
li mtiiik ImnMVBil as nA nhlsk tn tuft Aii
iiiTiisiiiuDi art oui ror & BOli-aa mm . min
cai .o ty nyen or tnrM Dunlla of Mlii t tar T..I Wt-m.mAmw xt.
. - .mm. '- I XSAX Wa 1m all aV VfiM IVV wa i w vw
Kdith i MoGlnn, on next. Tuesday evening, Tork, where sh has gon to uroh.
Srfn P .7 .1. 8 1.ock tb th furnltur for hr legant new bom
r". .n" U""-",ID"" now being built on King" h.lghta.
xvaunaavr compuy, oorner OI BUth and xr,m 1.,ll,.a n..,kh.lm anrf Mra nr
Morrison etreeta. The foUowlrig pro- nr,.h h..a irn rmw. r.. wv.n.
zlnwill ass?.trrd6r,d "d Mr' cUco' wbln hav- Den Pnd,n
Phmln P..u Ti. vo. P"t waaaa. mtf wan uuwu
i? "7 7- "-JV"' I to attend th. Frled-Flest wedding.
List Consolations . """:r:Vl.. ""r..
Rainhnld Tmnmnni. r. .h "n ut or
. .aawa'i vaasuwwa Va OlM-A a U1IUU1 1 a.W - a. .... I- a... . M a k.a.
Mlaa ICthal 1A Bh.. " P" we. r.iuruwi i0 '
Tnata . -r ,. I loursaay,
- v ......... riii. jnomra ... . M M .... . . ...
Hawia . .mt- . r,.. l miss urn b. Hossnoiati ana miss
u, v Ti.. Edith Rosenblatt who hav been pass
Beethoven. Sonata Op. i. No. I. allegro- ..'JT. .tf srd'av'0''
vivace, first movement St Lou 1 and th ft laat Saturday
. . I Judas and Mra. N. H. Bloomfield left
via ...... ........ An nan w rn r nn -
Henaelt Etude, "If I Wr a Bird" Tnun,dT n,-ht for nort Ur ln th,lr
Dnnl Panniion oottag at Seavlew.
Mi Mollie A. Revnolda. Mr. L. B. Hton and family, who hav
Wright "A Dream" I bn Pndlng th winter In California,
Greene ;. "Slnr Me to Siaan" returned to PorUahd the first of th
Mlas Ethel M. Shea. week and are at the Colonial.
Mendelssohn, concert., G-mtnor, Op. if,
mono, aiiegro conruoca, andante,
presto Molto, allegro vivace
Miss Lorena M. Prudhomm.
w w
. Mr, Bos M. Plummer paad th laat
Of the week visiting friends ln Eugene.
Mia Hatti K. Eilry ha lust re
turned from a two weeks' vacation ln
Spokane. She was the guest of Mrs.
The City Federation of Clubs will hold I A, B. Guerin, nee Nellie Somera
a reception next Wednesday afternoon, Mr. R R. Robertson of Chicago
May 1U from 4:i0 to i:S0 o'clock ln Sell- I visited bl cousin, Mrs. C Venabls, ths
ing-Hlrsch building. Miss Watson will flrt of th week, having arrived to at
glve a vocal number and Mis Barker tend the wedding of his cousin, Rosa
will contribute a violin solo. All club Enyart
Mra. W. L. Harrow and llttl daughter
Ruth . bav gon to North. Yamhill to
women of th city ar Invited.
William Wallace Graham will give a vU,u Urm - Cana
concert recital In the- opera bouse at
Baiem, Wednesday evening, May 11. Mra
Albert C. Sheldon will assist as soprano
WOKXJD'S FAZB.
ITvAitralnn rataa Mav It 11 1f riraa.
a.nu nra. TTarrva iuiimu wiu oe m. i iNOTxnem railway. uit ticut omiia.
accompanist. hi Xnlro trt
W
Tn member of th Pleasant After- Journal friend, and readers, whan
noon club of Central Baptist church ar. traveling on trains to and from Port-
making extensive plans for a social inllna- snouia. ui news agents tor Th
n!W.-Wfm" Bt.hd with thi.-pip;r:VVpo."au7ailu?ea ta
ioer nmvm, mouoaj evening. May 10. obtaining It to th T offlo of publication,
A good musical program I In prepara-1 addressing The Journal. Portland. Or. ,
winding
with festoons of trailing vines.
........ . i . ... . . 1 ..n..! ntk. . . ... i.
In the narlnr l.- a h... cuu"r -nwwnea Monaay """r.Y- .
iiid H.Ti-. h.7h.. - , """ evening, May t, m honor of Lieutenant me ciuo wuioe weanesaay, May it.
vwicu. nuje Duncnes or lilacs were ,,i i.,.. . "
u.ad ev.rvwhpra 1- ti.tt- ' "" m unoe. wno nave jusi re-
Th. nU-t.ir,V.;. V. a .i""1""- turned from their honeymoon. Colonel
aa-w Hnbwauaw W O.C Uta.IIH.OU Willi LnB I n-4 Tig'-. TT...1.. M W M a-
vhlta anfl m.ml. .... " "u "u"lu" "" Magur una Mrs.
" vMBuaw UluaouiUH H.III1 WVrl.) 1 a.A..L. A A tf...l
flsH.17 6Z!r.a.lA0tt: tto4 through th...vening. The off!
,,.v "rv. it"i'".1,, cers and ladies or the post and depart
.. inuung ment attended. Miss Hall and Miss
WnV .i v. . UBW.
a. . , . .. ... I
" " ,n alnln? I The musical department of tb
. a 2" oe,n .UBea- Woman's club met with Mra W. O.
CHURCH EVENTS.
club, presided over the program, and th white, dogwood, wblte lilac and white
following number were given: carnation prevailing ln th design. Th
Selection by Zither club, led by Mr, bride waa gowned In a traveling suit
M. P. Palaclos: solo. Miss Just: reclta- of light gray and carried bride s roses.
tlon, Mrs. Ethel Field: baritone solo, A dainty supper wa s.rv.d after th
Mr. Henry Let tow; selection on the dI- ceremony by Mr. V.nable, assisted by
ano. Miss Florence Jackson; solo, Miss I ner sister, Mlsa Enyart Only a -few
The Men' league of the First Pres-1 Baker; recitation. Miss Maldon Kelly: I relatives and immediate friend' were
byterian church gave a banquet Friday solo, Maater Thoma Dobson; selection present Mr. and Mrs. Enyart left
evening, May t. Three long tables on the French horn, Mr. Arthur But- Tuesday morning for a trip around th
lengthwise, one across ths head and terworth; aolo. Mi Joy; baritone solo, sound; They will b at bora in Klo,
one for the toaatmaster and Invited Mr. Henry Leuow. Wash., after May 10. Tb bride' bom
guests on th. platform, filled the lecture I The aolo of Mr. Lettow and Master waa formerly In Toronto, Canada.
The uooson ana the selection by the Zither
mnm. Ahnnt 1 SO nlaca.wfra at. The I IJOOBOn ana in. selection Bv tha 7.lth.i-1 4r
r - , 1 1 , i , i r i . nnin mm wnn M Mr , I ' , . .. u. . , r- -
L vf.grre,,"v Dlt and flinch were played Rudy al Blshoo Scott academy. Thurs- Toung Woman's Missionary society of club were particularly well received. The marriage of Mr, Harry a Whit-
; - -w wuiuu viiw x day afternoon. May G. Mrs. Rudv rave 1 cnurva j ajiaru anu nervca ma buj- i ..- vm woiw scrvea o ice tier ana mis uiara m. xncaey wa owe-
young lady guest wer served with a I . in.t.n..ntai ri.. izrtiii per. Quantities of Scotch broom. dor
t'iJ,.OTl'r-'t'- - by Nat D. Mann. Mra. Ransdell sang I wood1 and lilac were employed through-1 ber.
; .' . " IWO number. "Tsu Anrll" ht I "J ruuui. nuwsia ui vusa
i aV. Mre"'" mm!n f' ,th Ethelbert ' Nevtn. ' and ;The Two graced tha table, with green atrand
. " . !'eia 1BBl Marionettes," by Edith Cook. Those Vining over in. wnn. cioin. Key. bm,
; Wednesday evening at the residence of present were Mrs. Rudy. Mrs. Graham! gr P. Hill presided and made the Intro
...... nC.V.h rrL V. MTt handlers, Mrs. Nellie WUllams, Mra
v treat corner TweUtb. Th meeting r m. Denleon, Mrs. Nt De Lude. Mrs.
, ! ?T,id9l.;i!f .V,PJr,,lent B C. Frot Mr. .Charles B. Andrew!
Mrs. unanee Kunyon, Mrs. K. A. Bailey,
gress was reported, and oorrespondenc Mra M. L. Douthlt and Mrs. John Mc
l both from Swaml Ram and from East Roberta Next Thursday the club will
nuira ana aciea upon, j ne we-i meet with Mrs. E. C. Frost at 165 North
gon ocity i muca graiinea to learn I Seventeenth street
from East India that its objeefs and w w
. method ar not only fully endorsed, I Mra F. S. Morris and Mlas Morris en
ut ar, vry oeepijr appreciatad, - Tb I trtalnd their friends at charming
gueeta, after the program, by the mem- brated at high noon Sunday, May L at
. ' I th home of the bride' parent,- Mr. and
4r Un TT W m,Vn it 11. Moll atriaat
Mr. George Chance entertained the I Rev. T. N. Wilson of ' St Stephen'
woman Missionary aoclaty of Taylor I chapel performed the ceremony before
treet Methodist church at her home. 4itla' few relative, and Immedlat friends.
ductory remarks. Mr, Fletcher Linn, j Second street Friday afternoon, May 4. 1 The living room and dining room were
presiaeni oi mm iwiub, reBjranaea. ctrm siuay or "K.X unnsiUS " Was con- OeCOratM With purpi. ana WBIU lilacs,
waa followed by the Other Officers of Itlnued ahd tha aaeond ehantar wa. I Mlaa TtaTTa V. THnkav a.ttndaA tha hrM.
the league, each in turn, in brief re-land conaldered. Mr. W. H. Baylor dls- and Mr. Albert Rio th groom. Th
marks: Mr. D. D. Warner, vlce-presl- cussed tb weakness of th Chlneaa ra. bride -wore a llrht rrav tailor suit and
dent; Mr. C. M. Wood, secretary, and llglon a compared with CbrlstUnity. i carried a shower boquet of bride's roses
Mr. George M. Strong, treasurer. Other I Mrs. W. H. Beharrell read a paper on I and maiden hair fern. Th bridesmaid
toasts were responded to aa follows: "Life of th Lama" and Mra. a Armit- was arowned in rrav nunaveUlnsr and
Blttell Weils and E. T. Allen, 'The I age on "Ancestral Worship." Sukhoda carried rosea, the weddinr breakfast
Need of Attraction for Toung Men;" Bernarjee waa prevent at the meetlnriwa aerved lnxth dlnlnr room, the
Dr. B. T. Mossman, .What Other and mad a tvw remarks on br Ufa and centerpiece a tb Ubl balnc whlt
OUR NEW LIGHT MAKES PHOTOQRAPHINO
EASY ON DARK DAYS
A. B. McALPIN
Photographer . ;
129 Seventh St bet Washington and Alder
THE NEW BUILDING WAS PLANNED
' ' , FOR OUR USB - k