The Oregon daily journal., April 19, 1908, Page 19, Image 19

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1903.
DAMROSCH STANDS FOR r
- HIGHEST MUSICAL IDEALS
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verted Into a fairy garden. The dining
room, where supper waa serveil, m
enmaased In smlla and la France
roa, Mr. and Urt Wells left on the
midnight train lor Victoria, B. U fPr?
I hay expect to ramaln a fortnight at
Mr, Douclaa' country noma,
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. Announcement baa ftoraa of tha wad
din cf Mlaa BetUa' Irene -Cgtlestoo
of Pasadena, to Robert Emmet Fhllllpa
of thla city, Saturday evening !
ago. at tha hoina of tha brides sister,
Vira. D. Kreleeton Ball. Bar. A.- W.
Lampart, i.aetor, of tha Flret Methodist
church, officiated. Mr. and Mra. Phil-
tin. r a ... i n throuah California be-
fora their raturn to Portland to mu;
their homa. Mr. phlUlpe is connected
with a prominent buainata house bare
and la weu Known.
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Mlaa Florence May Coop tu mar.
Had to B. EL Prather at tha home of
bar brother at l North Twaniy-roortB
street, laat Sunday. , Bay. B. C. Cook,
raator of tha Kaet Forty-fifth Street
baptist church, performed tha ceremony.
r. and Mr a. Pratner win utaae
in a cottage on Union avenue
M
home
nnrth.
Caraon Oalger and Mlaa Hannah X.
Leubach. both of Tale, Washington
were united In marriage at ill Collage
tract by Bar. Henry A. Berden, April
ii Tka hriiii la a ooualn of Mrs. J. W,
Qa-llbee of Portland and la a teacher.
Tha bridegroom la a merchant at Tala,
where their homa will be.
' A ulet homa wadding; took place at
tha realdenea of Mr. and Mra. Dudley
C. Baling, 1111 Eaat Morrison street,
Thursday evening, whan Harry H, Vol
halm and Viola V. Martin were united
in maxrlaae br tha Bar. i. i. Staub of
tha Sunnaide Congregational church.
KEEPS AEISTOCRATS
ON DETECTIVE FORCE
Prefect of Twla Police Haa Noble
men at Work a dim
lnal Taken. . ' S
CX3MIN0 EVENTS
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Walter Damrosch.
Walter Damrosch, tha conductor of
tha Now Tork orchestra, which will be
heard In Portland daring tha Roaa Fee-
tlvsl, la pre-eminent, among American
jnualclaas for hla unrivaled work In
bringing tba loftleat worka of genlua
to tha intelligent comprehension of tha
snuiutuae. me muaic-ioving dui un
trained maaeea. Hla name haa thua be
worae a household word and atanda for
tha highest mualoal Ideala. It raqulrea
Tare qualltlaa of genlua to bring what
la obacure or mystic In art to tha ken of
ordinary humanity, revealing all the In
herent grandeur and lofty beauty that
Is hidden and unknown until tha right
interpreter ahall arlae. - Ha haa ex
plained and elucidated German opera by
means or wagner recital a ana popular
talk a until tha grand heroines and demi-
od
a or Norse mythology become the
eptred companions of tha dally lire of
"tha multitude. No man In America haa
dona more through personal effort to
InriUtlona have bean lsaued "br tot
tery X flald artillery. Oregon National
Guard, for their annual ball, to bo glv
tnmnrMw nlafct at tha Armorv. The
Armory haa been thoroughly remode ed
and now praaenta a pretty eight with
all ita decorations. Tha oommlttee In
charge la composed or tne iouowing;
Lieutenant oeorce B. Otteratedt. First
Sergeant Charles H. Olaton, Q. M. Serf-ant,
Vlbert J. Howateon. CorpoMl
Ri.nii4 tt rnll Corooral , William
A Morand. Cornoral Kenneth W. Oood-
ata and Ptirate wnuam 4. wior.
-j .t.. - . Tha. ratronesses are: Mra. jonn wait.
Mra "Frank J. BandalL Mra. 1 M.
" n v' . th.lClark and Mra. John r. n-rupaa.
medium throuch which ha Intarpreta the I w w
sublime creations of -enlua. Tala or-1 Amona the evanta cf the coming week
j)- 1 win oa an bwr " -
chaatra. la an outgrowth of an Prg:
Leopold Damroach father of tha pree- the Bunker Hill club, Thursday eTOnlng,
ent conductor, and It haa paaaed through at Eaat Bide Woodmen hall, etllea or-
many vicissitudes In Ita atruggie at chaatra -will rurnien muaic. ina p-
laat successful for supremacy among troneeeee ara Mra J. T. OBrten, Mra.
the permanent orcheatraa of the United D. .J. Beaker. Mra. L. C. Tucker and
States. Recently it wsa reorganised and Mra. M. 8. Carter. Tho club members
atranrthened to a remarkable degree, ara B. Kennedy. U E. Klumpp, O. King.
and richly endowed by New Tork pa- r Nelson Ck Donnerberg, H.J. Vadnala,
trona. so hat now It la able Indeed. H. Olanelll,.T. Carroll and F. W. Von
compeuea oj coniraci o aire ii'inerDarg,
energiea to tna unreatriciea siuay 01 me
Parle. April II The ParK pollea pra-
lect. m. J-epina, ' boaata of having tha
moat arlatocratla detective force la tha
world. Tha other day he invited a nobla
realdent of . tha arlatocratla Faubourg
- t Co,nt. W taplna, "I under
stand that you will have a great recep
tion at your palaoe next week. Aa I
iitv nwi 10 HUiM that mntnm m a.
frlnitl I?' .try... mnl themsolvee
In with the Invited gueata. X bag your
I. --" u mna uuwn one 01 my men
tor greater safety. Y ,
Tk. f1?-" pliad- tha oount
"ThU Hat Of invite m,mtm -.III
that auch a. precaution la unneceaaary."
- M. lupine atudled the list for a few
minuiH , ana nanaea it h... nk
amlie. .. : . "T1
-ihera will be no need of aendlna any
one to your bouse," ha eald. 'for I find
vi nr wn aeiecuvea on your llaC"
ENTERS LION'S CAGE
, TO SOUND HIS LUNGS
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Warsaw Veterinary Face the Pro.
Iwct of Belnf Eaten Up by ,
. Hla Patient, . . - '
Warsaw, April ll Dr. Albert Dam-
blnskl. director of tha Veterinary acad
emy, haa sounded a full grown Hon for
lung trouble, and Uvea to teU tha tala.
Tha distinguished patient la called
Nero, and la one of tha finest speci
mens of hla race In Europe. Ha caught
Rcvju soma lima lime ago, ana whei
ot whleker and other ordinary ram
edlea failed, the professor was aent for.
Id ha
ad
Ha diagnosed lung trouble, but aa
oouian 1 leu ror euro until ha
aounaea me patient.
Dr. Demblnskl was told that Nero
never allowed a stranger to approach
him and that any attempt to enter the
cage might result fatally.
' Faclnsr tha Droeoect of Uln. atn
alive, the courageous doctor went Into
tha cage with Nero's favorite keeper,
who cauaed the lion to turn hla hank
ana permit me aoctor to lay hands on
wed De
him. While Nero folio
emblnski'a
movements with suspicious eyes at first.
ne aoon unaersiooa mu in Btrange
man's actlona were intended for hla
benefit Thus encouraged, the doctor
Bounded the lion aa he would a human
being, puttlna his ear to the llon'a cheat
and back alternately, making him
breathe deeply, with the keeper's help.
1 am aimoai convinced that ha haa
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111 : ' jiV yr neaTiJrt. rwnri n
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Tint S&owa la Prtlsri bj tit Cdte
Prbdpal Fortlsrd Assets
noblest form of Instrumental music, tha
symphony.
Portland people will be given an op-
Tha Orlanda club haa Issued neat in
vitations In a deep Violet ahade, tinged
lrtnltto wfth white, for ita opening jnartjr to ba
muslo that haa evar been heard In tha liven in tha Eaat Bide Wcmen halU
northwest through the efforU of Lola Eaat BUth and Alder treeta, Monday
Inflammation of the lungs." aald the
doctor. "But to ba absolutely sure we
must have the thermometer teat."
Evidently his ma test v of the daeert
had hla own opinion of thermometer,
for when tha doctor .attempted to use
the tnatrument Nero set up an awful
roar. But tha keener aave him a enn th
ine; talk, and In the end the lion allowed
the thermometer to be applied.
ne 1a now reruny i re a lea ror in
flammation of the lungs; tha medlclnea
rireacrlbed for him cauaed conaternatlon
n the drug store, by reason of the great
quantltlea wanted, until tha legend, "For
the lion Nero," waa discovered?
Birds Tell Way Wind Blows.
From tha Mlnneapolia Journal.
"Where's the wlndT" acoffed tha
aallor. "Why. look at tha birds they'll
tell you. Don't . you know , that every
bird's a weathercock? . , j : i
"Stop moistkin your finger and hold
In' It up," ha wtfnt on In a tone of dis
gust. "The practice ain't hardly cleanly.
Look at tha blrda la all you got to do,
for every bird eeta with Its head always
straight at tho wind. Every live bird
In a tree is aa reliable a weathercock aa
them dead blrda on the apt re a."
Hteera-Wvnn Piimu Theae roneerta I evening. April 17. IBS C1UO mempera
.111 k -ir ih. vvAnm.mAm I in 8. D. Bonner. F. Hayman, K. C C
evenlnr. June 1: Thuradav afternoon i Mlchelaen and J. J. Healy. The patron
ana evening, June f.
SOCIETY
mmm are Ur. n. A. Bonner. Mrs. J. E.
Kane. Mra. 1 Knudaon and Mra. .
Haaly. t .
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Tha Easter party at tha Toung Wo-
( Continued from Page Two.)
were present Dinner was eerved, after
wnicn vocal ana instrumental musio
m 4 Ih. .v,nln. ..to m .UaMtitlv Tk.
parlors were prettily decorated wlthtmen'a Christian Association, which waa
wua riowers ana the color acneme or i postponed from April it, wuuoe given
uii oininar-room was wmio ana green, i at the aasoclatlon rooms wonaay even
.a. i nr. it win take tna zorm 01 a cnii
Mis. Ella M. Carlisle, a bride-elect hs tlT''!.. STTom? IPJElSi.
been the honor aruest at a number of I a nriaa will ha alven for tha beat
T.oe lueaaay Aiiernoon ciud met wn l affairs tho past week. At the homa of dressed "child."
lira. Harry B. Chlpman. The rooms I vriaa Rarthin Uattniann 171 ir.. n... I w w
,were taatefully decorated with' pink enteonth etreet, a chafing dish party Mrs. Thorpe will entertain tba Police
tnlini uinu hlMMix. Mra niPM was given her Monday evening. Miss nfflMra Wlvaa Social and Aid society
Mm.,.. -i-o- . .mk.,.i.i '''"i" "u."" "" ., t,ar tiAma. 1111 Kaat Main street.
r--:.- " r St. "V. "a.' ii"""'-""' Wadniadar aternoon at 1 o'clock. Take
i-.. " - ' I -. r'.llL.-:v, .".r.,i:.,,.:irCZ"" I Mount Scott or Hawthorne avenue car
f-Trust IB Ood.7 and raaponded. to n I Vi.4-."'nV"X'j:''ZZU" I to Forty-flfth etreet. Officers and their
i- . . i . i . i nesaav.
v iu uoaiaaa aTV .yuwu auiu, ing . . I , .
Un atwmra ana' "Iitar a Waarvlna . tnr I 1 WW I ' W W
4iToo." She Dosseaaea a sweet and svm-I Mrs. 8. W. Ammer was riven a'nleaa-1 , Tha ladles' auxiliary to tha A. O. H.
tnathetlo voice and was listened tor with I .rni..v.. i .n tti I iii that annual Raster
S the afte-rnoon:" ikatch'of W- Y" jortk-.b the W.glacwa club In "?"a"7 J"'f -3
. - - T-. . i nonor or nar ni n nniv rnmv Anrii in. - .
7i ncn or v"7, 1 T-k. .II' .-1-7 -: I lnaton. tomorrow evening.
Mra vorse: ue tjuincy as a prose art- .".V V w.iv.. w.. r- V w . .
lat. Mra. (Slines; moral philosophy of talker, Mrs. W. A. Olll, Mrs. , -
tiWiison, airs, jacason; coniessions or an 1 ' I J ne uaugniers 01 me uonieaeracj
opium eater. Mrs. William F. Amos; Sr? ".""near, ira. .;. , -tk M- BLtvall rrldav nf
jmi-. Um a a n.lu. I neaner, mra. u. 1. uove ana atra. a. W.
j .-v-. . j 1 Am- a KHn ... 1 ... 1 1 lernoon ai ah ratramra n
.Ikhm.rM.tM.Ut? iff SSaTMi SSSr" by" the club" "Ft" W -outherner.
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Mount. Hood circle Guards will give a
Mount Scott circle,. W., O.
W.. gave , a I
'Hickman. Mrs. R. Donlan. Mrs. Oeorae
imnntra. Mrs. w. a. moo res, eaiem :
'and Carl Williams. Refreshments were
Amos. The club will meet with Mrs. -' ""- ,,7 nrZii r.. oi.(h .11?
1A W Clark North TwanlT.fi rat I at Lenta. Wedneadav avenlno-. Pharlaa W. O. W. hall, Eaat, Sixth ana Alder
wleaaf. Mnirlann atraatoar I Weir and lara. MnDoarell ranahml tha uraioan -
a a I rlr"t . pnses, ana Alfred Forsyth and -ww
" I Mra BnHn. K .1.. 0..nKA- 1 . . .. ... - - .i
On. nf tha affalra rlvan In honor ot I T. 7 - ..-,1a "V . i. . t , r' ' . irr -. . riT . I Arieia camp will givo '
i " m vj tuv nvuou vi TTUwvrub aaat aiia WflMman .Tamnia. n.ieventn
Mlaa Mablo Jarvia, was a luncheon ana and Alder streets. Thursday evening.
'miscellaneous shower given at the home Mrs. Zamora C. Cauffman. a promt-
.of Mra. Clinton Shorno (Alice Killings- nent club woman of Seattle, who la a The ladies of Bt Ann's society will
t "worth.T Covers wre laid for 12. The meat at r- i a .. entertain their" friends at cards in
Coriente club met at the home of Mrs. Sinner. Thuradav a..inr u.T.Tu.. Hoi Name halt, Friday evening.
4. v.. i-u, iuMuai ainiuwu. vrauer xnomas muis, miss JSInora F.
f Jarvia waa presented with a cookbook I Baldwin, and Dr. C. H. ChaDman. I 4V
icontajnina recipes from the members or I - i
ithe club. A very enjoyable afternoon I at -J I ' TMC1 A mXrCXTTrCJ
waa spent. ! .: . mw-m t iiiiuauimuii a
A unlaua and enlovable affair was all. L
Janauu aftarnnnn an Ihosar e-lvan I I W B. I I I I I N l-JN I I W
J- - - - ; T "7 P II AMAAAIVIW
in nonor or oiiaa jarvia ai ine nome i i
of Miss Nina KlUlngsworth. The !
.Itaata' a.rltf.4 In .Tamaviaaa AAahima - mnA I
the luncheon and games were strictly I pretty wedding waa celebrated at I nounces the engagement of her daugh-
japanese. Many Deauttrui girta wero the nome of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bruce Iter, Miss Qertruae to Artnur u. rraser,
received by the bride-elect. n 474 East Oak street Tuesday aven-I popular, young business man of San
j, 1, , . " - . ; Francisco, tne marriage.. 10 caae piece
w . I lnr. when their daua-hter. Beulah Resale. n t,,kT vi. .rfr.iH
- II 4.1 IV V fca BBwa V . WUI m.ww vaa a aw
Mra. T. A. Stephens, formerly of this
city, but ' now of 8an Francisco, an-
A surprise party was given William I w,. married to Walter' Hloana Johnson, ta tha dauahter of the late Judge T. A
Boland Saturday a. week ago, at the Long festoona of Oregon grape hung Stephens, who was one of the circuit
home of his mother. Mrs. M. J. Boland. I pendant from the celling to walla and JudM of thl cU- w
. P.W AVC1I V9a ,. XCAt-2sltllUiail VaS ? ..BCI YOUi I lUDOO WCJTJ ll 1,-51 Bl DOU Willi gl VUw Vi
The followln were present: Oeorae M. rns ana rosea ana poueq piante. The
ceremony waa pronounced by Dr. J.
Ness, Albert MitcncocK, Aima jonnaon, whltcomb Brouaher after the Lohen-
4LV r.?' S.roV SS'-mS F' wedding march had been played by
SiaWrhiFa-rS.! K l Bruce, as.l.ted A.
-UtevtafJ;irfcvrnd' SSIH" Fw hf th bridesmaid, -Miss Cara
jftl fi Th" bride was charming in a
-" -' . , 1 1 ii. " w' ' I gown or wnue sua wun lace trimming.
I.ME f?W.. Bride rose.
c me vaiiey. ine oriaea
gown of delicate pink. The
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Love announce
tha enraa-ement of their daughter Lucy
to Raleigh Massey of Amity, Oregon.
Tha wedding will take place May 20.
Clellan. Hasel Borin. Cecil Hellles, Irene mios of the
MefMellan. Florence McClellan. E. Kerns. IfJL'ia1"1- 01 "!?
il-il-i w ir ' ria Si hridal party was met under a beautiful
JL"n ff..Xnvl?i?InhJ2tI.eTS.r: "oral arch by tho bridegroom and the
r"""i A'-. . w.-.-- - 1 Dest man, naroia Howes.
ag-room where supper was
oeauTiiui in rea ana green.
)eero.
WW 1 served waa
Miss isaDeiie uupaugn enterutinea 1 carnatione ana smiiax rorminar
nlaaaantlv a number of her friends riorat aecorauona. Mr. ano atra. jonn-
Thursday evening at her home,
Fifth Street, In honor of Miss Minnie at home to their friends after May IS,
Halveraon of North Dakota, The nar-1 at l imamooa street.
lora were nrettlly decorated-with roses I
and miles or the valley. Tne DrmciDaii r- n ,-tn.. . v-
y fin&ria,lllllicui. v ...v viniiiiil wa . . . w m. AM-.AAM
nmi of Drogreaaiva rive hundred, at I " '""'n
which Miss Laura Van Horn won high-1 April 15, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
est honors. Late In the evening refresh- a p. Oram. 1(2 Larrabee etreet. when
menta were served, a large cut glass . .. .
bowl of red carnations made an at- eir eiaesi aaugnier, xena-waa Lnnitea
ilannnl nn fnr tha t.hl. . Tha I in man mao iu a. nuuo, MT, d. jutea
guests were the Misses Mlnhle Halver- Le?, officiating. The house waa beau
son. Era A. Btrlckler, Ruth E. DIHer, tifully decorated with flowera and
Lilla T. Winters. Laura Van Horn, Myr- palms, a color acheme being cleverly
tie E. Long. Lenta Staler. Edith Berns carried "out in eaoh room.. Tha bridal
and Ruby Gllbaugh, Mra, Raymond party entered to, the strains or the Lo
BUnn and Mrs. D. L. Rich. I hengrin wedding march rendered by the
, .a, 1 oriae s sisier, miss myrtie. a pain was
W W 4,v. ut.i. Kw u.-i. ri-m at.-
At the home of Dr. Edwin W. Rossi-1 six-year-old brother. Esther Leaa. the
tar at 841 Buston atreet tho evenlna of I little rlntr bearer, excited much admlra-
April 11 waa celebrated the Joiit twen- ." 6nin ViJSJf i5
i""" -T"" 1 sneer wnue material ana camea
dDeDr. JinwTC
;tor of , III Buxton , atreet, Portland. S-iTand iad a borin not of mk Mai.
Ubout SO relatives and near frlenda &W.iwT2!2 ??2?T.l "a "Sf
and Mra. Rudd are spending their hon
- . . . . . . 1 avmnom in rna . aaar Tnav will n. 11
. r va Bin wui aa aaaaaa.. . . I .-"-- ' " . -. -
; a I I wwui. iv miMl Anoiiua a..., vwuv av.
nim years bku u iwani aa 11 inn
lima had some." aavs Mr.-C. Farthing, of I s ' ' w -
Mill Creek, Ind. Ter.- 'l was so run! The wfeddlng of Ernest Wells and
down that life hunar on a very slender I ui.. u.ai.. .i, tir-
ommdffirlBltTeW week th. home of
bottle and I rot ' what I - needed -1 tha brlde'a alater. : Mrs. John Doualaa.
strength. I had one foot In the grave, lat IU North Twentyeeeond street, in
out jDiectrio jsuters put-11 oaca on tne line presence' or oniy immeoiate rnenoa.
turf acaln. and Pva been well ever I Dr. J. Whltcomb. Brouaher officiated.
alnce." Sold under guarantee at Skid-The reception hall. and drawing-rooms
mnra ijrug s arug store, -, one. , - were Deautuuiiy oecoraieo. oeing con
PERSONAL
Mrs. Samuel Ostrow of 186 H North
Twenty-third street had as her guest
last week Mra. Henry Jacobs of Helena,
Montana, and Mra. 8. A. Flagman, her
daughter and maid of Oreat Falls, Mon
tana. They have been touring southern
California and Honolulu for the paat
tour months.
Dr. and Mra. F. W. Woods, the Misses
Gardiner, Amy ana Anne ueorge, via
ited relatives and frlenda In St. Helena
laat Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Ward of Coburg.
Oregon, ara in the city, tne guests o:
Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas.
Miss Hellen Hudson of Tha Dalles Is
ri siting Miss Daisy Dean at tit Eaat
Beoona street noruu
Miss Ruth Bradford of San Fran
eleco Is . visitina tho Steadmans and
Mlaa Daisy Dean.
Learn to dance correctly at Professor
Ringier s school; new ciaaaes now rorm-
mg, jp nvata lessons aauy. xsotn pnones.
,' The Glory of New York.
From tha London Spectator. -
What other dtr Is there of Ilka aiaa
whloh matches it (New Tork) In po
sition! it la a seaeiae city; me salt
water laraa ita feet. Aa the traveler
annroachea it ha thlnka or Venice rla
tng from the sea, or la perhapa reminded
01 , ancient Tyre, wnion -atooa out in
tha ae aa a hand from a wriat," and of
which, the houaea were Impressively tall.
"Imnresaive" is not too indulgent a
word for the skyscrapers of New Tork
clean-faced, aimple, original and auda
ciou a, tney ara cnaracienaiic ox , tne
land and of tha people; they aao not
ugly concessions to utility, but a rather
grand adaptation of architecture to cir
cumstances The ancients, haraaead
with dread of piracy, would not have
dared to build a city like New Tork on
IV III
PRICE AND PICTURE IN THIS AD TELLS
OF WONDERFUL VALUES IN
For this week only all our metal beds will be reduced to cost to make room for sev
eral carloads of beds that will arrive in a few days
$42.00 Brass Rediic
-v a,
tha edga of a great harbor open to the
sea. It la aomething which the modern
world alone could have (Ivan ua.
a3VI2e-?a.-
'.av a
This is one of the finest patterns of brass beds that ever came to Portland. It has
heavy two-inch posts that stand 64 inches high, has a swell front, and has been
sold out several times on account of its popularity.
We Ara Now Receiving Our Ntw Spring Patterns of Fcrnitcre
and Carpets Daily
Ho ,
Home of Good Furniture-
is
-Prices Always the Lowest