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THE , OKEtiON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MOKNING, JULY 7, 1807. '?. REMARKABLE. ROSE GARDEN AND ITS FAIR GUARDIANS Tb 6 tor Noted for Beat Goods at Loweat Price. 'i'ii :?:Ci y,:: i S e V ' II "jL'T-.- . I '; ! T f . I ' .J'" uAh-- 1;' I I p ' .... -1 . A , j LMU w. L . I J I H I IIIWIIW11I III II II HI 1 III !! H ll WIIMI n There Are Over Seven Hundred Varieties In W. A. Btorey'i Collection. On of the rnthuBlaiillc ropgrowm of the rlty and one who la.Juatly prouJ of his firm Rnran in W. A. 8tory, whi)Bi hrtm t Twenty-first and Vaunhn htrenta la aurrounded by flna Rrnundri. of which the roaebuahea aro the chief derorat I V feature. Mr. Storey haa carefully eliminated all the poorer aorta and now haa nearly 760 htmhea, all of them hearing; rnana which ara of more than usual beauty. A dlaplay of them was made at Wood ard A Clarke's which caused much fa vorable comment, and on rose day, dur ing Die float, ha had another exhibi tion at the chamber of commerce which was truly remarkable, alnce all of the rosea shown were cut from thla on ftarden. Mr. Storey never sells his rosea, for he believes that roaea and commercialism do not go together, but he gives away dallv armfuls of them, and, aa far as possible, to those who have none. Mr. Storey makes, moreover, this offer to all who wtsh to Increase tholr knowledge of roses and to add tn the beauty of their gardens. When he trims his bushes In the fall generally from the first to the fifth of October, there are thousands of cuttings of these choice roses for distribution to tboa who aak for them. Thla la worth re membering. Out of the 200 or more varieties which he has under cultiva tion Mr. Rtorev haa made this list for the guidance of those who desire better acquaintance wtth our most hardy and satisfactory sorts: Madame Caroline Teatout, TTlrlch Rrunner, pink and white Ia France. General Jacqueminot, Kalaerine Augusta Victoria. Ololre Lyonalse, Melville da Lyon, Frau Karl Druschkl, Mildred Grant, Mrs. John Lang, pink and white Maman Cochet, Katharine Gulllot, Duchess nf port, Duchess of Tortland, Duke of Bdlnburg, Haronss Kothschlld, Catherine Mcrmet, Marchioness of Lon donderry, Countess of Oxford, Karl of Pembroke, Florence Pemberton, Liberty, Jubilee, Paps Uontler. Prince de Bul garia, Rose of Klllarney, Star of France (Etolle de FranciO, Jean Le Hand, King of Sweden, Cloth of Gold, Rainbow, Mn- dame I)e St. Joseph, Homer. Madame ; Gabriel Lulxet Of he climbers he ' recommends the following: Fortune's I Yellow, Copper Rambler, Crimson Ram- ' bier, William Allen Richardson, L i Marque, Madame Alfred Carrlcre, Marie I Henrlette, Kalsrlne Augusta Victoria. SOCIETY (Continued from Page Forty-six.) Mrs. Melvlna Havel of Oresham. Mrs. 'Woods' mother; H, Wox1 f Newberft. The honor guest was presented with a big guest book and the guesta left their drawings. Miss Stella Ltnehan winning the prise, and Miss Edna Russell the consolation. In the dining room covers were laid for ten and ribbons were stretched from the centerpiece where were hidden the gifts, to each place. At a given signal the guests showered the bride with roses and she was told to pull the ribbons to disclose her gifts. Besides the hostess and her honor guest Mr Woods' father: Mr. and Mrs. Henrv there were present Mrs. J. If. Johnson Page of Lents. Mr. and Mra. Charles Br.. Mrs. Daniel Llnehan, Mrs. Leslie McCIaln of WoodsfBck. Will Lnveland Werachkul. Mrs. Cnrl H. Brown, Mrs snd Mrs. Johnson of Irvlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Conrsd Verlene of Vancouver, Mr. end Mrs. I W. Beldln or. Iaurelwood. Mr and Mra. F. O. Reldln of Reservoir Park. Mr. and Mrs. William Woods, P. Thlene, O. Orlessel, Alta and Ruby woods, llonaui and urace Met lain, Clark and Harold Heldln. There were fireworks on (he lawn and the porch was Illuminated with Chinese lanterns and decorated with flags and bunting. A reception was given at ths home of Rv. 8. K. Chan, 2tt Clay street. J, C. Robinson. Miss Leon a Sansum, miss Btena inenan, miss Edna Bus sell. A birthday party was given Mlse Ethel Scamond Friday night at her mother home. Among those present were: John Nash, Miss Ethel Stanton, miss irene M osier, miss iiaxei nenmond. Walter Logua, Lloyd Campbell and Horace Wilaon. w it The meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the A. O. II Tuesday night was well attended. The auxiliary Is preparing Saturday evening a week ago In honor I to srive a social nla-ht entertainment nn of his daughter. Ida. who was recently Jul wn'ch 811 tn "later Hlbernl graduated from the Bhattuck school, and nis son-in-mw, rrom me universixy ox Miss Hssel Huff of Eugene Is visit- Oregon law department. The sixty peo- Ing Miss Mabel Baker at her home on rde nresent voted the Chinese hospitable Eleventh street, near Morrison. Ye- " i i.jnu ti,.. . it a i .4 m. . .ni.rUln.r An lner.tlnr musical "mail in lur wimrm mmm a rr n mnA kv xF I DarlU I "Sr. Chan, followed by games and refresh menta. Miss Anita Pearcy gave a rend- na and waa heartily applauded, wh- 11am Lai snng and his songs were well received. Seld Back Jr. also sang with good effect. .Melvln Everts, pianist. contributed several numbers. The Chi nese male quartet was very good. Late In the evening . Ida Chan was given a 1. ...... I 1 .Ali t..b1aj.A V... 1. n - i. - . In-law. Be (l Hack Jr. Mra. rcd Kverts - b" l " acted as chairman and a cordial vote I J. C. Werachkul, 316 East Burnslde of thanks was tendered her. street. The bride la the vounareat WEDDINGS Miss Queen Johnson and Stanley F. Werachkul were married Friday evening daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Johnson, - - m t r n itiiai.i a I 1 n.... .r. i. . uiuiriiriu C K Jordnn read the ceremonv. a party In honor of their daughter Miss M1 B",anche JonnHOn snd Milton Wer- schkul were the attendants. The decor Rosle Llttlefleld, at their home Friday evening. June 28. The rooms were 1 I l- . a - r. 1 ,( o 1 1 o n il 1 n nra M r i r n.l tammatt k " ' llofi'man, Mable, Alice, Julia and John Mlckleaon, Llxale and John Bpeer, Wal atlons of the home were pretty, com bining ivy, Virginia creeper and crim son rambler. The brldo was handsome ly gowned In brocaded while taffeta, with touches of pale pink and lavender, and trimmings of Irish point. She carried tcr, Laurence and Chester Lewla, Har- Bride roses. The bridesmaid wore flow- mnn i,ewis, uee ana Clayton Lewis, ered net over taffeta. Mrs. J. H. John Ward Walker. Ray and Ed QUI, Elsie son Jr. played the wedding march and Lewis, W E Marshall, Marguerite Mad- Miss Zererte Hamilton sang several den, saran. paunne and Hophla llnberg, I numbers. Professor C. R. Dinwiddle, Cicely and Mr. and Mrs. Werschkul have gone to Ralph Starr, Leltn and Joe Gates, Earl Ocean Park for two months and after Mrnwn, iea nouie unman cautnorn, September i will be at home at Van Kthel Frlexe, Frank Keamea, Patience couver, Wash - Smith, Frances Jones, Clara, Annie and Fred Anderson and Madge Parmenter, I'nlverslty hlvo entertained on Tues day afternoon at . Columbia park for l.ady Clara Knott of Portland hive Nc. 7, who ar supreme representative leaves for Atlantic City, New Jersey, on the 5th accompanied by Lady smith of qucpii Elisabeth hive, All hives of the rlty were represented, 26 being present. The ladles decided to form a club to A pretty home wedding took place at noon July Z, at 61 JH Washington street, at the home of the bride, when Clyde B. Stewart of Portland and Miss Rosa Border were' united tn marriage, by Itev. Henry A. Garden. The bride waa gowned In white and carried white carnations, William J. Petraln waa best man. and the bride's sister, Miss Kate corner, oriaesmanr. Tne pride mother. Mrs. Anna E. Borderland Mrs. Vivian maid. Miss Qrpha Schallock waa gowned In figured pink organdy and carried an arm nououet or Caroline lesioui roses Mr. Whitfield and Dr. Flxott wera groomsmen. Mr. and Mrs. Chllson are at home to their friends In Portlaad. Monday svenlng, In the reception room of the White Temple, Wesley Oar rlson and Miss Belle McVer were united in marriage by Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher. Only a few intimate friends were present. Monday evening J. C. Wolfe, a promi nent druggist of Seattle, and Mrs. Jen nle Dunlap of thla citywere married In the parlor of the Perkins hotel. Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher officiated. w Wednesday afternoon, July 8, In the presence of a few Immediate relatives, Chester A. Simpson and Miss Etta Robinson were married In the reception room or me wnue Temple Dy nev. j, Whitcomb Brougher, I). D. ar Otho M. Rlchey and Miss Jultd Aem- Isegger were married in the reception room of the White Temple Sundav aft ernoon. June 80, by Rev. J. Whitcomb urougner. Herbert J. Kroll and Miss RvlvU Graham were united In matrimony bv Drr Clarence True Wilson of Grace M. E. church at 852 Upshur street, June 29. Monday nlaht. A. W. Rnesa anil Mlaa Mabel Yeo were united in marriage at he .residence of the bride hv nr. J Whitcomb Brougher. Harry C. Johnston and Miss Lottie Slgemore were married by Dr. Wilson at the Grace Methodist paraonage on July 1. notes and displayed technic and a keen sense of tone and rythm for one so young. She Is a pupil of Helen Flynn. whose work for so young a teacher is gaining much recognition. Miss Delta Watson and Miss Irene Flynn delighted all and were forced to respond to en cores. The recital was attended by many sonlety people. The annual class recital glvatf by the students of the Oregon Conservatory of Music Monday evening wum a complete success. Quartets, trios, duets and solo numbers in piano, voice and violin ware all excellently received. The many studenta who did not take part in the three recitals will be presented In a monthly series, beginning with Septem ber. Miss Marie Gingrich, one of the advanced piano students and a favorite In the school, did particularly good work. Miss Delta Watson haa been enaared aa soprano of the Westminster Presby terian church for next season. Mtsa Watson la studying wtth Mrs. Walter Reed. COMING EVENTS The Fiesta Dancing club opened a season of summer shirtwaist parties Friday night at the Exposition skating rink on iNineteenin ana Washington treeta. There will be dances everv Tuesday and Friday evening. Cyril Harinna is me manager ana awara L. Hynson the secretary and treasurer. PERSONAL i MUSIC NOTES TO I Y-ti.t.i - a. . V. .,.." I V.. promote Interest and harmony In the f-'".Yi" JTlT'JiYJIi'Xl111" order. Any lady of the Maccabees Is " ""-i; welcome. The club will ha calloH I WW Mlspah club. The chairman Is Lady A pretty, quiet" wedding was cele Downey; secretary, L,ady E. L. Haynes: I bra ted at 116 Sellwood street Wednes treasurer, muy r ersins. i neciUD Will whan Chai-laa Tl ltiinnli... iki. meet Thursday. August 1, with Lady "'! 5 I i HumPnreye of this Greenwood at Kern Park. city and.Mlsa Dorothea Frey of Oregon it w City were inarfietJ by Rev. J. Bowarsox. A putty of young people spent t!je humhpf relatives witnessed the Fourth at Swan Island going down th. wTCWhldY l 1" i i v i n n mum ii nnu i uiiiHi ii i ng lor ( lit seiiwooa street nd supper anrt enjoying fireworks. Mrs. Dygert chaperoned them.' The young people were the guesta of Dan Qalmby and he proved a royal host. The party consisted or miss cnse Cramer, Misa Louise Welch, Miss Helen 8tandish, Miss Frances Welch, Miss - Joyce Worthy, Miss Celeste Dygert. Miss Elsie Snydef. Miss Eleanor Cannon, Dun guimny Edwara ration, Marsnaii linker, Frank Prltchard. Stanley Arnold, alter Wlstrand, Roy came, Lester eley snd Tom Robinson. Mrs. J. H. Johnson Jr. entertained with a shower for Miss Queen Johnson at her home, 114 North Eighteenth street, Thursday afternoon, a week ago. The rooms were decorated .prettily with Caroline Testoui rosea In the drawing room, and , crimson ramblers in the din ing room, in the game, musical court-; hip, Mrs. t. Llnehan won the prise. w w Misa Dorothea. Alice; Hoyt of St Cloud, Minnesota, and Lloyd M. Hunter of San Francisco' were married. at Mis pah Presbyterian church Monday after noon. The ceremony waa -performed by nev. jeromv n. aicuiaae, u. u. it A pretty wedding' waa solemnised at the Cathedral of Balnt Btephen ' the Martyr, on Wednesday evening, June II, when Miss Laura Teressa . Sharp waa united In marriage to George W. Chll son. The bride was given away by Professor,, Z. M. Parvln, under whom Miss Sharp r graduated In muslo, . and she wore a gown of organdy trimmed in laca, and carried an arm bouquet of Kalserlna Victoria rosea. The maid of nuiivi, -nia.amr AV117, ww" fi vtuv silk organdy and carried an arm bouquet of La Franc roses; and th brides- Th Tuesday Afternoon club held Its final rehearaal for this season at Mrs. Walter Reed's studio. Tilford building, last week. The club has had a auccess ful season, adding many new oomposl tlons to Its repertoire and doing most artlatlo work In Its public performances. Following are the names of students who have been members of this club th past season: Miss Lillian Rourke, Miss Zeta HolUster, Miss Olga Johnson, Miaa LUlvn Glendennlnr. Miss Kath arine Ramsdell, Mrs. D. E. Roblln, Miss Louise wataon. Miss Anne Lotter, Miss UlnnMia I af ftawa . I a ITl a naa.aat uinuviiTi wiii a, ai ino fjiim xjtj n ni v, Mias Winnie iewls. Miss Beulah Cald well. Mrs. A, L. Richardson. Miss Mabel Aver, Miss Ethel Kern, Mrs. Eleanor Brodle, Miss Genevieve Thomp son, Miss Mamie Mullan. Miss Fay Kllllngsworth, Miss Genevieve Butter field. Miss Ellen Driver, Mrs. Charles uncKson, jniss Messie Wilson, Miss Rena Ferguson. Mrs. G. W. Btanley, Miss Clara Howell, Mrs. C, W. Sher man. Miss Eva Scott Miss Echo Nason. Mrs. r. J... peraina. Miss Mildred Honey man. Miss Almanore Francis, Miss Verne Ross, Miss Kemna Klosterman, Miss Vara Parker, Miss Grace Honeys man. Miss Leslie Cate, Miss Evelyn Carey, Miss Lona Leake, Mrs. Ben Fleckensteln. A pleasant evening was spent with the members and pupils of Professor S3. A. Smith's orchestra at his studio Thursday. . The piano solo by Miss Beulah Morln were well played. Frod Weber's violin solo was performed with masterly skill, the bowing belngTar ttcularly good. The mandolin and Suttar. trio waa well received. Mrs. acrum. a daughter of Professor Smith. fave a banjeaurtne solo. Master Lloyd rack ployed well and he promises to be a .clever performer. Misa Harriet Leach Played brilliantly. The horn and cornet part were well received. After th program the guests were Invited to jremaQt for a social time and partake or, rerreanmenta. . w A most interesting recital waa that given Monday afternoon at Murlark hall by Mtsa Antoinette Olson, assisted by Miss Delta Watson and Miss Iran Flynn. Miss Olaen, a girl of IS years. made a aplendld Impression. She played her entire program without Dr. Hubert F. Leonard left for th eaat last night for a stay of six weeks In Colorado he will be married to Miss Etha'M. Ferguson, the daughter of A. A. Ferguson. They will go on to Win nlpeg, Canada. Mrs. Grace, with her family, Is In Portland from Dallas, Texas, vlsltln, her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Craig, 17 Sixteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Muller and their family of San Francisco, are In the city being entertained ty Mr. Muuer s sister, Mrs. rniup iNeu. Mrs. B. F. Weaver left Wednesday for a two wrecks' sojourn at Green river hot springs. Mrs. L. Bronson-Salmon has returned home after a delightful tour of th northwest and Is at west Park and Mor rison. Mr. and Mrs. Boles of Philomath ar visiting In Salem with their relatives. Miss Ella Jones of this city will join tnem saturaay, returning to fortiana Monday. Miss Constance French of The Dalles Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Flynn on Northrup street. Mrs. B. A. Doud and Miss Viola Thayer left Thursday for a three months' trip to Europe by way of New 1 orK ana L,onon. on tneir return they will sail rrom Maples. Mrs T. I. Richards with her daugh ter Eola left the city "Saturday evening for Los Angeles where they will meet her son Elmer. They will spend the summer at Catallna islands. Little lines - The Journal bring re sults to the advertisers. restores Gray hair lolls natural color Stops its falling out, and positive ly removes Dandruff. Keeps hair soft and fflossr. Is not a dye. Guaranteed perfectly pure. Phllo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. 30c. bottlwe, all drurftflata All Summer Suits, Coats, Skirts Reduced A splendid opportunity during this tale of securing high-grade, stylish garments at a fraction of their real value. Mail orders filled at these prices. Satisfaction guar anteed. Wash Silk Waists The balance of our $3.00 White Wash Silk Waists, short sleeve models with pretty fronts of fine tucks and laces, nearly all siies. Sale pric fl.88 Short Covert Coats Women's 27-fnch short English Covert Coats, unlined, have the new patch pockets, all sizes and best $7.50 values. Sale Price f 5.45 Women's Batting Suits Women's and Misses' Bathing Suits in fancy black material, with white sailor collar and tie, fancy braid around collar, belt and arms; all sizes and regular $2.50 value; warranted fast color. Sale price fl.95 mm lite Linen Skirts Women's and Misses' White Linen Skirts, extra quality ma terial and made good and full in plaited styles; perfect fit ting and never sold for less than $3.50; all sizes. Price f 2.50 Norfolk Knit Blouses Women's Fancy Ribbed Norfolk Blouses in white and car dinal; V-shaped neck. Just the thing for outing wear. These come in all sizes up to 44; standard $3.50 values. Price $2.45 For Less. Corset Covers pf fine naln sook, several very pretty styles, our regular $1.00 grade. 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Crown and bridge work, fillings, iniays, absolutely painless extractions and perfect-fitting plates all ac-:' complished with equal skill at1 this office. xm. X. X. WJUOXT. Good Set 0! Teeth on Robber Plate $5. Best Set o! teeth en Robber Ntte t$ DR. B. E, WRIGHT' dSs?' 342 Washington Street, Comer Seventh t ' 14 " A'-''.'" ' ."X .' v .' . ; "l's -- ( - - ' ' Phone Main 2119 ?l.FilSls,H.Bt .Tv;e!ve less' h ' 4, ( . 1
