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octal functions . are talked of. And
- ' ' many are growing tI of th.reUng
- ('eaoa Ml wishing It were at an end
. ' that they might coma and go they
;aed to. A larg number of danoea ar
'. . . ' acheduled for the week Immediately fol
towing EMirn and all evidences point
J 'toward tha continuation of an active
i ' , seaaoa. . . .-V-- ! " '
V ' Tha past week baa been unusually
full of weddings; noma war very promt
'Bant. Nor has tha quiet of tha lentan
?eracaony boon ioberved In. all oaaea,
i ' Ona woodere it tha fair brldaa ara try
i Ing to bribe, fata v on , tha strength of
i"."-.tha old Jingle, -. .'. -.v."',:' .'. .fc;-'.-V:;V4
-"A lenteu bride,. :.'.- ,..,
v Shall m m betide."' . "V f ,-'
' v The reopening' of tha Columbia theatre
. for a ahort.season 1s heartily approved
- I by all the frlenda of the popular atock
- ) company, and perhaps appreciation has
M been slightly enhanced by the touch of
.forced oulet during an, already pain-
'fully dull season. Several theatre par
v Ittee are planned by young people for
next week. The coming of Mary Man
. -nerlng later when the seaaon la drag
, ging to an end will be welcome ta thea
, tre lovers.' .-, .. -..... '.'. ..-(..,.
The Krelaler concert waa enjoyed by,
- these who were there-aa one of the f ln
est musical eventa of the entire eeaaon,
i ; and there wero-fcome gowns there worth
. looking at. If one went for that But
tha audience. In point of numbers, did
not do credit to musical Portland. Were
V we afraid that there would not be much
fasblAn out durlnr lentf-
. Easter entertainments ara beginning
to look very near, and those who fancy
, the maklne- of atfta at this most beautl-
' tul of all holiday seasons are planning
' them. . It la also tha aeason or aresa,
and tha shooa are full from morning till
night with eager purchaaara anxious to
put aside tne more sooer apparet oi wm
tar: The Old Ladles' home tea. which
cornea on Easter Monday, Is the- annual
-, signal of tho blossoming out of many
beautiful Spring costumes.
Tha Astoria club wss entertained by
' .Mrs. W. a. Howell of ML TaboV. on
; Friday . afternoon. -. Tha rooms were
EVENTS 0FfTHE WEEK j
. beautifully decorated with Oregon grape
. and 'potted plants. '
' This club v la oompoaad - of woman
1 whose former home waa Astoria, and
they, meet every Friday afternoon to
' pUy five hundred. -Last Friday the
- club prise' was won by Mrs. Sutherland
and the gueat'a prise by Mra. U. a.
'Tipton. ' The heetesa aerved refreah-
nonta. Tha members at tha club ara:
Mrs. Nelson Toyer. Mrs. F. P. Kendall,
Mra. J. D. Sutherland, Mra. A. W, Mao-
kensta, Mrs.' F. W.- Newell, Mrs. K. A.
Noyea, Ms. J. C Fox, Mrs. O. Win gate,
Mra. J. o. Hautnorne, Mrs. J. u. ugnter,
Mrs, W. 0. Howell. The gueau were
Mra. C W. Fulton. Mra. O. C Fulton,
Mrs. Pre el mt Aatatia, aad Mra. J. H.
Cook.. Mrs,'. McLennen and Mrs. - C Q.
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' On Monday evening, April . a k de
lightful aurpriae party waa given in
honor of Miss Lillian Albers, at her
:. borne at OckJey Green, the occaalon
being her 17th birthday. 4 tha evening
waa spent with games, musle and sing.
' Ing, and at a late hour dainty refresh-
. menta were aerveo.
Those present were: Mr. and Mra.
a. W. Albers, Miaa Lillian Albera, Mlas
' ' Bertha Leoper. Miss Ethel Church. Miss
Mabel Leoper, Miaa Bernloa Church.
' Mlas Mabel Oulovson. Miss Babaooa
' Redman. Miss Vallle Colllna, Miaa Irene
. Stokes, Mlsa Margaret Robinson. Miss
. Myrtle Bingham. Mlsa . Lalla Morris,
Oeors-aA.rtMraMr.-CrounavMr, Devlin,
- Seymour ; flchwarta. Noah Frederick.
. ' Ernest Morria, Harry Btokea, Brio Brlck-
son. Russell Alexander. Earl. Collins,
, Peter Raamuaaea and Mr. Orout.
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Last Sunday afternoon and evening
, Mr. and Mrs. H. MUler raeelvsd at their
homa. IT Park atreet. In honor of their
daughter. Mlas Sadie, and her'flanea,
. Alexander Oovurta. During tha reoeiv-
-"tns" hours
jl aleganC preaanta were received. . The
( rooms were pretty with palme and many
i flowers. glfU te tha bride. . Mra. MUler,
in black lace aver allk. greeted the
I i gniests with bar husband, Mlsa Miller
. - waa gowned in champagne voile and
- chiffon. Her cousin. Miss AUie Morria.
- f aaalstsd Miss ' MUlsr and Mr. Oevuru
In receiving. Muslo continued through-
' out tha afternoon aad evening. In the
, ' dining-room when tha decorative effects
, wera worked out In pink. There Mr.
;" and Mrs. Alex Miller aerved punch.'- In
. v .the evening tha young frlenda of tha
' couple called, . .. ;
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, i - Mrs. F. a Myers gave a delightful
' I luncheon :: Tuesday, March tK at bar
. ' jr home la ' Irvlngton In honor ' of her
. another. Mra. L. A. Parker, whose blrth
' -j day it waa. The table waa beautifully
, arranged with cherry Moaeome la old
. .'i Japanese bronaea. Several unique fea
tores added to tha charm of the oer
' , ''Tie. There were Individual orange
t : baskets filled with ambroala, and tied
V i with grewa rlbbona. and for deaaert raln
' i lature Slower pots of lea cream with a
, j. spray of wild currant In each were
, aerved." Amualng game contests filled
' la the time between couraea. Tha guests
, 1 t were Mrs. C A. Cobum, Mra. 8. T.
' j Lockwood. Mra. J. F. Dunning. Mra. D.
' T. Clarke, Mrs. a Brookings, Mrs. L.
J Packard, Mra. F. R. Cooks and Mrs.
, v V. Perry of Rglnler. , . ...
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. The annual- gathering In honor of Mrs.
' i.'-U. B. Crounse's birthday took place at
. , t her home, t Tenth atreet, laat Mon
4ay. and a delightful luncheon waa en
' "' oyed by a number of her frlenda, Mlas
, . Katbryn Llnehan, Mra. i. M. C. Miller
; j- and Mra Helen Watklns furnished a
y, number of enjoyable musical selections.
Those present were: Mra. A. R. Crounae,
, : .' Mlas Bertha Crounae, Mrs. L. A. Whlt-
tlesy,);Mlss Mildred Whittlesey, Mrs.
1 Brown, Mrs. Ollham, Mra. John Slavln,
'. . Mra. Richard Prince. Mlas Kathryn Line
han. Mr. J. M. C. Miller. Mrs. Turner.
S Mrs. Rothschild, Mrs.- Hugo Schwert
i;mann,'Mla Emma Prince, Mrs. Helen
a jVatxlnt ajw I al Crounae,
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. 1 Tueadsy evening by Miss Johnson at the
; - home of Mr. and Mra. J. C. Hare, Hi
- , faru there atreet. - Tha rooma were aim
. ; ply decorated with flowers. Five hun
.dred was tha game played and tha prises
. v were - awarded Mrs. H. V. Lacy and
' , liavtd Davis. ' After,' cards an Informal
v , musical i program was given, and Mr.
,: MoCorquedale gave several , enloyable
I , violin numbers. Mra, E..M. Parvln of
," ' Salem waa the guest of the club. Mrs.
. i Hare asslstsd la entertaining and aerv
' Ing refreshments. Tha club will be en
tertained nest week by Mrs. Shelley at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. L B. Smith,
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; ., An elaborate affair of Friday. March
HI, waa the recepilen given hyMr. and
i Mra. William- Flledner. opening their
'S beautiful "new home. Eaat. Twenty-second
and Madison streets. Between the
hour ef and It o'clock-large numbers
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f j Harry Jonas, of East Orange,
of friends. from alt over tha city called.
Mr. aad Mra. Flledner were assisted
In receiving by their daughter, Mrs. H.
M. Olen and Mrs. Fred O. Ha In a. and
their niece. Miss Anna Flledner. - Beau
tiful flower about the room added Jo
the featlve appearance, and dellcioue
refreshments -were . served throughout
the evening.' In the .den off the billiard
room the men enjoyedrthelr clgara.
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Jjb Wednesday evening Gay Wyman
entertained a few friends Informally In
honor of Miss Marguerite Drake, - who
left laat week for Seattle to live. Five
hundred waa the game played, and
prises were awarded Miaa Drake ' and
Ralph O'Connor. - A chafing dlah
luncheon waa aerved In the dining-room.
Those present besides the honor guest
were: Miss Leslie Flake. Miss Caroline
Holmes, Miss Luclle Palmar. Miaa Mama
Cronln. Miaa Lulu King. Ralph O'Con
nor. Bd Jeffrey, Martin Bchacht. Oliver
Jeffrey, Oeerge Hahn and Oay Wyman.
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Mrs. Oeorge Whlteslds entertained a
few frlenda Informally at bridge. ys
terday afternoon. ;
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On Thursday evening the Rose City
Olee 'club gave another of their enter
taining parties at tha home of Walter
Hoyle, 47 Eaat Ninth street North. The
evening . waa . spent with muale and
gamaa. and at is o'clock refreshments
were served, Tboee present were: Miss
Nellie Klckert, Miss Marlon Brlgford.
Miss Cora Walker, Misses Kerby, Miss
Besale Young. Mlas May Cammack, Miaa
Ruby Klckert, Miaa Lula Hoyle, P.
Walker, K. Haworth. Walter Klckert.
Walter Hoyle, R. WUd. Hugo Hoyle and
Tom Thomaa. .. . . , . ; ;
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The New England auppas given, fay ,the
George Wright Relief corps Friday even
ing waa a decided success, socially and
financially. Four long tables were
flllVl several times between and I
o'clock. A short program waa grv
and moat of tha performers responded
to encores, . Whist and dancing finished
the evening. - Tha receipt ara. to be
added to .the Roeeburg cottage fund.
for which the entertainment waa given.
The corps aewlng circle will meet at the
homo of .- Mra. Cboaaie, T74 Rooeavelt
avenue, next Thursday, . ' . -
.Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Bo4s entertained the East aad West
Bide Lewla and Clark Whist club at
their home. 174 Multnomah atreet The
rooma were - prettily - arranged - wtth
palma and bare and there were a few
cut flowera. Prises "were awarded Mrs.
W. H. Lea and Mr. Draper. Tho conso
lation fell to Mr. Strough. In serving
a delicious tete-a-tete luncheon the hoa
taaa waa aaslsted by Mlsa Mabella Wood
and Mrs, Harry Wade. In three weeks
the club win meet with- Mrs. A.- a
Olbbs, 441 Market atreet. .
evening Miss Leila God-
dard and Miss Ruth Flynn of ths Vnl
varsity of Oregon entertained a few col
lege frlenda . in their atudent apart
ments In honor of Miaa Faith Powell and
Mlsa Rena 8trauhal of Portland, who
are visiting friends' In Eugene.-- The
rooms war artistically decor. ted and
arranged, and tit- guests were enter
tained at cards. Miaa Florence. Debar
and W. O. Chandler won the prtaes.
Mlsa Powell and Miaa Strauhal have
been entertained extensively during their
visit In Eugene. . . .-,,..!
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Mra. Charles Cbenery entertained In
formally with bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Prises were awarded Mrs. Jamea Lsld-
law, Mra. Arthur. Mlnott and Mra. J.
Wesley Ladd. A delicious little tea, waa
aerved ; lata In the afternoon. - The
guests were: Mrs. Warren Houghton,
Mra. Whitney L. Boise, Mrs. J. Wealsy
Ladd. Mra. Walter F. Burrell. Mrs.
James A, Laldlaw, Mra. "Arthur Mlnott.
Mrs. Frederick Hopkins, Mra. Norton
Insley, Mlsa Hoyt. Miaa Stott, Mlas
Montgomery and Miaa Meed. - .
Mrs. L. Allen Lewis gave a charming
luncheon, Friday, March 11, In honor of
Mra. Richard Sherwood, the . guest of
Mrs. Ned Avar., covers were laid .for 14,
and tha table .was decked with yellow
daffodils. The gueata, beaidea the honor
gueat and her hostess, Mrs, Ayer.-were:
Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd. Mrs. Arthur Mi.
nott. lMr. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Thomaa
Kerr, Mrs. Wsrren ' Houghton, Mrs.
Henry Ooode, -Mlsa Hoyt, iMtaa Wil
liams and. Miaa May Failing.
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- The regular meeting of the Oregon
Ceramic club waa held Wednesday af
ternoon la the Camera club rooms.
Plana for an art exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark fair were . discussed and com
mittees on arrangementa were appolnt-l
ed. 'Mrs. F. A. Routledg gave a short
but Interesting talk on "Foreign Pot
tertoa," - llluatratlng It with speetmene
from different factories. Original plate
designs were brought In for orttlclsnu
The members -of the Jolly Whist club
spent an enjoyable afternoon, at the Im
perial hotel,. Friday afternoon, aa the
guexts of Mrs. J. F. Toft. There wss
music, and Miss Mildred Rigga recited.
Th handsome first prise waa won by
Mrs. J. W. Baker, and tha Consolation
fell to Mrs. F. H. Legrand. The next
meeting of the club will be held at the
home of Mrs. J. W. watoey, on Fif
teenth and Irving streets. , , '
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A merry erowd of young people gsv
a delightful surprise perty on Miss
Burdella Holt: at her residence, 411
Seventh street, last Mondsy evening.
and th occaalon was her lth birthday.
Th first part of tho evening waa a pent
In - muslo snd games, Refreahment
were aerved, after-which dancing , waa
Indulged In until a late hour, ' .,
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- Th Toung- Women' Mlaaloaary so
ciety of First Preobyvenan cnurcb ws
anterlaload at-its aocal m eating Mon- J
N. J, and HU Portland Bride.
day afternoon by Mr. C. 4L Wright, 121
Lovejoy street The afternoon waa
pleaaantly apent In aewlng and delicious
refreshments wer passed late in the
day. - Mrs. Vogen and Mrs, Combe as
sisted the hostess. " ' .
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; Miss Emily , Holbrook entertained
very Informally .a few of p her .. girl
friends at 600 last Wsdnesdsy afternoon.
There were fpur table and Mlas Henry
ett Lauer won the prise. A very dainty
menu waa aerved at the tablea after
cards. . . .' .';
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Mrs. A. H. Breyman entertained the
Forestry club laat week at her home.
Hi Haaaalo atreet. ; Aald from the
regular program; Mlas Zlporah Harris
playsd a violin number and Madam
Ferrari gave a' song. Light refresh
ment were aerved.
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Th Friday Evening Whtst club wa
entertained Monday evening by Mr and
Mra. W. C. Brlatol, T6I Hoyt atreet
Mr. and Mr. J. D. Leonard received the
prises. - Dainty refreshment were
served at the card tables. ; .
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Mr.' and Mrc Fletcher Unn gave
small cbaflng-dlah aupper at their
room at 'the Outlllaum. Friday even
ing, after church -services. -Mr. and
Mrs. Fred BO tier and C. . Allen of the
Chapman corpa wer th guests, r
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Mr. and Mra. Que Simon ' celebrated
their thirteenth wedding annlveraary
last week by entertaining a few friends
Informally, In their apartment at th
Portland. 7 " ; ' , ',
Mra. Julius Ii. Meier of III Tanthl
street entertained the Whist club Fri
day. . Mra. I earn Whit and Mrs. 8. Lip
man were prise- winner. 'A dainty
menu waa served' after card at th
table. . . . ;
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. .Edgar, Frank celebrated hi twenty
Orat birthday laat week and received a
few of hi frlanda Informally at th
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Prof, and Mr. W. M. Wilder nter
talned at dinner Friday night Irt honor
of C. F. Alien, director of tha Chapman
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WEDDINGS:!
One of the prettiest wedding of the
year- waa celebrated at Parsons hall
laat Monday evening, when Miaa Bar
bara Lauer and Charles Kahn, city at
torney of i Boise, Ida were married,
Both are prominently identified -. with
Jewtah society circles. Mr. Kohn form
erly lived In Portland. .- Dr. Stephen a
Wis pronounced th ceremony. -
The danoa hall presented a beautiful
appearance decked aa it was with palma
and fame, From lh 4oorwayto the
center of th room waa an aisle formed
of . palms and white satin ribbon. A
bowsr- waa built In the center of the
hall of banked palmav A large eplaah
bow of pink : tulle mingled with the
green overhead and whit turtle dove
nestled there. -. Aa Parson a orchestra
played tha Lohengrin bridal hymn the
wedding; party entered, preceded by the
share, Joseph Spiegel of Boise and lea
dore Koahland. The bridesmaids fol
lowed. Misses Thereae and Rosalia
Friendly of Eugene, cousins of the
bride. ' They-wor dainty Dolly Varden
frocks, on of blue and the other of
pink ; flowered , allk organdie. Both
carried ahowars : of pink b rid ea maid
roses and' blue forgetmenota. . -Th maid
of honor, who followed waa Mia
Henryette Lauer, the brides' sister,' who
wore pink liberty satin over taffeta,
trimmed with lace. Her shower wa of
pink baby roses nd tlllea of th valley.
All three malda " wore lt their' hair
wreath of the baby rosea. The two
little flower girts, who cam next, wer
niece of th bride and groom, little
Amy Lauer . and Delta Kalm of Los
Angeles. - The two : dark-haired - tola
made a pretty picture In white baby
dresses with quaint basketa of pink and
white blossoms suspended about their
necks with pink ribbons! ' -. The bride
entered with her brother, Emmanuel H.
Lauer, who gave her In marriage. She
was charming In a beautiful gown of
white mea saline silk over taffeta and
heavily - trlmm'd with handsome
ducheas lace. The veil, which waa used
at her sister's wedding several year
ago, . waa outlined with the lace from
her mother" wedding gown. Her shower
bouquet of real orange blossoms waa
suspended from the white satin marker
of - her white leather Bible. She wa
mat at th altar by tha groom, who was
attended by his brother, Milton .
Kahn. ., .
After the ceremony Parson' orches
tra played the aprlng aong. Congratula
tion and good wlabe followed and con
tinued through a season of dancing.
Mr. E. H. Laur and Mrs. Sol Baunv
th .bride's sister, assisted In receiving
the guests, ' When th bouquet' was
thrown Miss Clementina Hlrach caught
It ' . . . ,;,.,-:-.
The wedding supper - wss ' served
downstairs, where the, table waa laid
in the rorm or a horseshoe, smiiex and
pink asalear" were arranged about the
table and over It were festooned gar
lands of pink hearts. Th plsca Cards
also were pink hearts. Candelabra were
ahaded with pink and pink candle wer
need. - E. H. Lauer presided a toeat,
master. The bride cut her cake imme
diately afterward and Mia Hollub drew
th thimble. Mi Thereae Friendly th
ring and Mia Henryett Lauer th dim.
There wer soma 71 gueata at th
wadding and - many - vary handsome
gown and jewel wer ln evidence.
Mr. Charle Lauer, the bride mother.
wore biack allk grenadine with Jet trim
mlagsi . Mr. A.. Kaha,--the groom'
mother, Jelled sUk net; Mrs, Sol Baum,
champagna-allk end old' point iacei Mr.
K. H. Lauer,. yejlow. lac over taffeta;
Mr. 8. L,. Blunsauer. tnev groom' at'
tar, a black Uk coetuna. There were
a number of out of town gueata In at
tendance '.and.' many- congratulatory
telegrama were read.
- Mr. and Mar. Kahn have gone north
on their- wedding tour, and will be at
home after May 1, t Hotel Idanba In
Hoi, id. . -v. .
A beautiful spring wedding waa that
of Miaa Florence Koahland, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Theodore Bernhelm. and
Ludwlg Hlrach, In th reception parlor
or Hotel Portland, Wednesday evening.
Dr. Stephen a Wla officiated.
The decoration wer exquisite, all In
green and whiter with fragrant trult
blossoms, .white lilaca and magnolias
figuring among: the interlaclngs of
smllax. fern and prgoit grape, ' The
bridal couple stood under a dainty green
bower at on end of the room and were
there united. -..'.. j-;,.
.Attending the wride . aa matron "of
honor waa her alater, Mra. Ben OoJd
man of Ban Francisco. .. Leon Hlrsch,
th groom's brother, waa best man. - Th
bride : wa gowned - in , whit chiffon
cloth trimmed with duchesse point lac
and applique, - Hec veil wa . secured
with -a wreath of orange blossoms and
aha carried a. shower . of ' lUlea of th
valley. Mrs. Goldman also wore whit
chiffon cloth and carried white roses, '
"Dinner waa served in th grill; room.
Th bride' table waa decked all la
whlt and the aurroundlng table la
pink rosea. . Th gueat were received
by Mr. and Mr. Bernhelm, Mr. Philip
Jacoby of San' Francisco, a aister of the
bride, and Isadora Koahland, her brother.
Mra. Bernhelm wore black , ehlffon
trimmed with silk .' applique and . Mra.
Jacoby . wore whit messallne silk.
'MA and Mrs. Hlrsch have gone north
on their wedding trip end will live at
th Portland after their return. ,
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' Mis Cecelia Sherlock ' and Joseph
Woerndle of Franc!, Wuh, were mar
ried at St Patrtck'a cathedral Tueaday
morning; only a few frlenda witnessed
th ceremony. Rv. Father X. P. Mur
phy ofttclaUd. f .
Th bride' alater. Mia Annie Sher
lock, presided at th organ and played
the wedding march. Mra. Luke Wella
sang "O Promts Ma" Immediately be
fore the - bridal party ' entered. Mis
Agnes Sherlock, another alater of th
bride, waa maid of honor and Judge
0.VC -Custer of Francis, Waah, waa
the groomsman. Th bride -wore pale
blue crepe de chin and carried Bride
rosea and her attendant wore pink 'crepe
de chin and carried pink carnation. .
. Ia th evening a reception was given
at the home of the bride' parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John" J. Sherlock, 171 Thur-
nan Street The rooma war elaborately
decorated " with Oregon grape, palms,
farna and smllax with bouquets of car
nations and rose in "pink and whit.
Mr. and Mr. Sherlock and Mis Agnea
Sherlock asslstsd th bride and groom In
receiving. . A number og th brld'
friend aaatated in th dining room.
Thar . waa mtfsle throughout the even
ing and the . usual congratulatory tela
grama. . - "r -
Mr. and Mr. Woerndle left that night
for a trip about the' Bound: Th bride'
traveling eult waa of brown mohair
with hat to match. They will bb.at
horn la Francis, WaalL, in two weeks.
Marie D. Baled and .Cliff R. Curtia
wer married Wedneaday morning at
Taylor atreet Methodist church: Dr. F.
Burgett Bhort officiated. The bride'
former horn was in Bah Francisco, but
sh ha" been visiting at tha home of
Mr. and Mra, J. 3. Kadderly, 434 East
Pin street Some 10 invitations war
sent out to friend ta Montana, Nevada,
Washington. Utah, Colorado. California,
Oregon and varloua other place, but
only some It, friend xrom rvruaiMl at
tended th ormony, - r.. .,
Mlas Maud Jones attended the bride
and Oeorge Kadderly the groom. - Th
bride wore a beautiful gown of Dresden
chiffon ' with blue . predominating, and
made over pal blue silk Real lace and
atln ribbon formed th handsome trim.
mlngs, and her Jewels wer dlamonda.
Sh carried a ahower of Bride roses and
a charming picture hat of lac and
completed , the costume. - Her maid of
honor was gowned In a delft blue cos-
4e 1 d with lace and wore
white picture hat- Her ahower" wa ot
Bridesmaid rosea. "
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast waa aerved at the Portland. Th
table waa beautiful In pink with a
larg hewn of pink rose In th center.
Tall, slender cut glaa vaaea. filled with
ths aame flower ' wer about th center
bowl and th bud war strewn on' th
cloth, creating a veritable roee garden.
A dellcioue menu wa aerved.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtia wtl be at horn
after May 1, at East Sixteenth street
- Mlas Olga LUcll Ofner of this city
wss married on Thursday to Harry
Jonas, of Eaat Orange, N. J., at th
horn of frlenda in Newark, N. J.. whlth
er the bride went some thre week ago.
Sh waa accompanied by her father and
mother. Mr. and Mr. I. Ofner, and her
brother. Emll Ofner, of Everett wash.
The bride's home ' ha been In Port
land' for years, and ahe la a graduate of
th Portland High achool, wbrb aha
waa vary popular. Sha Is quite musical.
Th groom la a-prominent bualness man
In hla hom town.- Many congratulatory
messages and gift were sent to the
couple -by Portland friends. .Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas will spend their honeymoon
In Florida and the Bermuda laianaa,
afterward making their hom In East
Orange. - vl.', !-v.? y--''-.. ' .
Th marriage' of Mia Xgne. E. Todd
and J. Horace Stllea, Monday evening.
Waa a very quiet one. at the home of
th bride' uncle and aunt Mr. and Mr.
W. E. Clark Only relative and a few
Immediate frlenda were present- ' The
bride' Bister. Mia Laura,, attended he
bride and LeConle Stllea . attended hi
brother. The bride wore pele blue silk
and carried whit roses, while her maid
of honor. In whit, carried pink one.
A very Informal reception . followed.
Mr. and Mr. Stile hav gone to their
Bew home in Wsaooy Or, . ;
Albert .W. Crosby and Mis Lulu E.
Marvin Wer married Wedneaday even
ing, March SI, at 'the Calvary Presby
terian mans. , Rv. William .-Gilbert
officiated. Mr. and Mr. Croaby will llv
t Stltt Columbia street
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Mia Cora E. Stellmachef aad William
H. Elllngaworth ' wer married - at th
First Congregational parsonage last Sat
urday evening by Rev. E. L. House,
D.D. They will reside In Portland. .. -
a R Lamb and Mis Gertrude 1 0.
Johnson wer married by Dr. B, L.
Hous at hla psrsonag laat Sunday.
The members of the Progress rlub
apent delightful afternoon laat Mon
day with Richard' Straus at th 'home
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l vV MUSICAL NOTES.
of Mr. F, r. Xoung. Th homawaaprsety
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Mra Fred L. Olson, Who Will Sinf at This Morning's Services at the
'Methodist Episcopal Church at Vancouver, Is Resident of Portland
' and Has Won a Reputation 'in Musical Circles.' i 'IS
with th elub color, yellow and whit.
with lille and jonquil In vaaea about
th rooma After the program dainty
refreshments wer aerved.
The program wa opened with a Strauss
sarenad In' duct, played by Mr. Frullt
ana Mr. M. i Pratt. Mrs. Toung pro-
pared the audience with" a paper on the
lire and - work or Straus. - speaking of
their distlngutahlng features. 'Mr.' K.
E. Coovert who recently returned from
tudy In Germany, -where aha saw and
heard Straus, told of th, occaalon. and
showed a portrait of him.. Mra. W. L.
Marshall played on -of hla' ootnpoeittona
and Mrs. Amade BntTlh aanr hla "Dream
In th Twilight." followed by two aaleo-
tlon from .other. eo si posers,, which were
enthusiastically -received. A trio by
Bendlx or mandolin, jnandol and piano
waa given. by Mia Cok, Miaa Clark and
Mrs. Toung., Mrs, Pratt and Mrs. Young
gave another or n trauma duo, anotner
trio followed and Mra. Coovert ang moat
pleasingly English song. - . ; : , r
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At th last rehearsal of tha Tuesday
Evening Muslo club, at Mrs. Walter
Reed' residence, the following number
were given: "If Waa Not So to Be"
(Neaaler). John E. Cronan; "All . For
You" (D-Hardelvt). Mlsa Mary Conyers;
"The Sweetest Flower That Blows"
(Hawley),- Mlsa Esther Leonard; a
"One Mqre Claap" (Lambert). b) "An
Old World Serenade" (HelmundrGtttav
Cramer; "Calm As the Night" (Bohm).
Mlas Rena Anderson; "Only, In Dreams'
(DeKoven). Henry O. Lettow. . A num
ber .of choruses were given by the club,
among them "Th Millar' - Wooing"
(Fanning), "Lost ' Chord" (Sullivan
Brewer), -and "Th Peasant' Wedding
March," (HoedermanB), '
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Mlas Ann Week sang before th Peo
ple' forum laat week and delighted alt
with her aweet contralto voice. Her
songs were "Obatlnatlon" (Fountenalllea)
and aa aa encore, "On the Shore" (Neld
einger). Mlea Helen Davla accompanied
her (n a charmingly unaffected manner.
Both are Portland academy glrte. Mis
Week Ming again- at th Jewish council
Wedneaday afternoon. She la a pupil
of Mra. , Rom Bloch-Bauer. - , ' -
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A ahort program wa given by th
members of the Tuesday afternoon Mu
slo club at its laat meeting, at Mra.
Walter Reed'a atudio. '-. "An Old World
Serenade" (Helmund) waa sung by Miss
Lillian Farrsll; "A Little Thief (Stern),
Mlsa Rosl Forbes; "Daffodil". (Ever
soleh Mis - Mam Fryer; "When the
Rose Bloom". (Reichardt). Mis Ethel
Powr. :, - , ; i ..; r .' 4 ' . . t
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Mia Ethel ' Abrama mad a decided
hit with her aong at th children' festi
val at Parsons' hall last Saturday evening.-
Mr. Rose Bloch-Bauer, her teacher,
accompanied her, ''Mia Abram la ' th
child soprano who Is creating much com
ment now because of the marvelous range
and strength of her voice. ,.. ,
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"A Simple Ave," composed by Rev.
Father Domini of . Mount Angel and
dedloated to Mrs. Walter. Reed, I being
rhared by th Treble Clef cpub. It
I written for contralto aolo and three
part chorua for women'a voice. All
those who have heard It pronounce It a
em..- :,).,". 1 '.'. - . . ,';?' .; '.
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3. A. Hlckey, a .pupil of Mr. Roe
Bloch-Bauel, who haa an excellent baa
voice, ' has been ..appointed to fill th
plac In th cathedrlal choir a bar I ton a
soloist, vacated by Nicholas Kan, who ha
gon to New 'York for further atudy.
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Mordaunt A.' Goodnough, . formerly of
the western Academy of Music, ha
severed - hla connection ' with .that
ac'.iool, od opened a piano atudy. .
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COMING EVENTS.
.. Th Horn Training aaaociatlon will
hold a mother' meeting at th Holladay
achool at 1:11 o'clock Friday. If found
practicable a circle will b organised
In thla district. All mother and teach,
er ar cordially Invited to attend. The
program will be as follows: "Aim and
Purposes of th Hom Training Asso
ciation." Mrs.. Robert H. Tste; address,
Oovernor George E. Chamberlain; solo,
elected, Mrs. Amedee M. Smith; "How
often and t what time should mother
visit th achool?" Dlaruealon to b
opened by Mrs. William Held. Closing
remark. Mr. Samuel Connell, acting
president .
24 regular Thursday afternoon meet
T-""" .'.,;' .'
Ing ef th aaaociatlon will Uk plac a
usual at th Y. W. C A. at o'clock.
Subjeot for April II.. "Will B Comnion
Fault In Children." by Mra. , E. C
Clemmy , , . r. j ; J .
The Altar society of St Mary's
cathedral haa secured to lector In their
behalf th eloquent speaker, th Right
Reverend Abbott Thomaa.- O. F. B., of
Mount Angel, on neat Sunday evening,
April I. . A hla reputation for eloquence
ha -already been established th seating
capacity of the cathedral will doubtless
be taxed to IU atntat . There wilt be
no admlaalon charge, bat a collection
will: be taken toward- decorating -th
gltar. To add to the pleasure of th
occaalon - a. apeclaj . program ha, been
.arranged. . ,v- j' ,
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. Th return of Eaater Monday bring
to mind th annual tea tor the benefit
of the Old Ladle' hom, at th Hobart
Curtla. This la a function In which the
women of Portland hav taken great In
terest Before they ar angroaaed with
friend' and visitor to th exposition,
they will be able to devote an afternoon
to social eonvsrea and pleasure In th
Interest of one of Portland's Institu
tion, which appeal to everyone,
. - - , .v - - - - r s-
The "meeting of the. Banange circle,
which ,waa to have been held at the
hom of Mra. Edward Alden Boa la Mon
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Special Opening Sale
A great opportunity prent itself to every Portland lady who la ambitious
to get th beat to mak her home attractlveaaduptodata Ourleetlonacon
1t Of Mini Of th RAREST AND CHOICEST. PERSIA AND TURK
ISH RUGS. ' i A visit of inspection at our -store will repay you. - We hav
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KIRMANBHAH, TABRIZ, SOVObK. Antlqu S1NA and KABI8TAN, a
well a large-alga Carpet With mat for Miction. Visitor ar very
weioome UMir tor; Our Mr,. Jacob Mlchaetlan,athorough English acholari
- will be pleased to-show our larg and varied stock of good.- Ou price -.ara
reduced to th very loweat possible figure, '.''' j, ; t. v
"1-Kl7clny.:2..a Very, Critfitl !nmt!:!i
day, waa . poatroned because of the '
evangellstie services. The meeting will '
tak plac som tlm nest wck. , ,
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X lie i.vnwnnwi ae nan . w give a 1
f hlrt-walat party tha . Wednesday after
Eaater wlth .Mrst SH. Long and Mra. Q..
W. Baldwin aa patronasas. This wae
a popular organisation laat year giving
a number of enjoyable private dance.
- Th Taachar' club of - which Miaa
Barnea I president, 1 planning to glvo
a aofiuu Aprit ta. ' ' ' .
The Shakespeare club 'will meet to
morrow evening with Mia Myar,' -i
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STRAY CIT8.
On of th elaborate-BOclal'Bfrair of
Albany waa th receptloa-muatcal given
by Mn and Mrs. H, a. Nelson In Al
bany In honor of President and Mr.
W. H.- Lee, who -will soon lea v Albany
college -for Seattle, c Some .19 of th
leading people of tha town wer pres
ent, and prominent musicians . eentrlb-
uted number to an informal program.
A handaoni . gift - In ailver - waa given
to ta nonor guesta. ,; - . .. . ,
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Society . Is delighted over the return '
of . two young favorites Miss . Mont
gomery, who ha been with her mother,
Mr. J. B. Montgomery, of the board of
lady manage ra at the Loulaiana Pur
chase exposition, and Miaa Mead, who
spends her winter) at he hom In Con
necticut They ar much 1st' demand for
luncheon and. . card axternoonn, M.
Montgomery also ia honor gut at
many Informal affaire.
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Mr. and Mr. O. Ji Kenestle of Kelso.'
Wash., wer entertained , by Portland
frlanda laat week while on their honey
moon. - They wore married last Thor-
day; the bride wa Mi Gold Carlisle,
a daughter of on of th leading rami-
ilea or the town. - ,
Mr.- Annabel!. Pariah, president of
th . Oregon Ceramic club, leave to
night foe Seattle and Spokane, where
she will conduct art exhibits. Sh will
visit Tacoma friend and return about
Eaater.".',
Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacob of il North
Eighteenth street announce th conflr
matlon of their son, Edwin, on Saturday.
TApril . at Temple Beth laraei. They
will be at hom to frlanda Saturday and.
Sunday. v ...',--..,-.'...,.
Mr. and Mr. William t Roaaek of
Pendleton were ntrtalnd in Portland
last week. They wer married tha first
of th week and spent thir honeymoon
her.
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ENGAGEMENTS.
Mr. and Mr. Harding Baughman of
this etty announee th engagement of
their daughter. Be! Loot, to Fred
erick W. Wright Th wadding; will
tax piac Tnuraaay, April iv, in aid-
land. Or. - " '. '
The wedding of Mfaa Lillian Oallaghsv
to William E. Bmpey of -Lew Angeles,
CaL, will take plac next Wednesday,
.DANCES
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Th Maw Century club cava It f re-
well party thla seaaon last Wednesday
at Persona' hall. It waa given by re
quest In addition to th regular aerie
and Ita success .warranted th action.
Almost aU of th members wer p reseat
and tha gown worn by th women war
very beautiful. The muslo was excep-
tlonally good. - Two kind of punch wr
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Spring 1905 Style.'
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