The Oregon daily journal., May 31, 1908, Page 21, Image 21

SOCIETY
(Continued from Page Two.)
. Mr. and) Mrs. Marcus Fleiachn cele
brated their thentleth wedding ftnni-
' versary' Thursday. ' Many" friends re
membered the day and sent In flow
era and felicitations. In the evening a
number called - informally end were
charmingly lucolved, , J ,
,
June 15 haa been chosen as the date
for the annual playto be slven by the
Association of ColleRlate' Alumnae for
the Ornon -scholarship -fund.:,- "Ca
lombe'a Birthday by Hrowning, will be
Riven, and the play will this year be
at the Empire theatre. . , . .
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Mrs. David H- Smith of 167 Schoyler
trAt hna returned, after a tio months
visit with her mother In Denver, - After
Rose festival week. Mrs. Smith' will beleessful season wlta a shirt waist party
! ut home on, Thursdays. - - llaat Monday evening In the east side
Miss ' Bara D. Harker, teacher of
music! In Miss Marker's ; school. 'Palo
Alto, California, la spending the month
at 709 Gllsan street as truest, of her
grandmother, Mrs. Da ..Witt.
- There was a brilliant assemblage at
vthe Heillg Friday evening for the open
ing of the John Drew engagement -one
of the most Imposing first-night gath
erings of the year.
Mrs, .Albert Feldenhclmer entertained
' her whist club -Wednesday at the last
'. "Wojfe andMra. Marc,us Flelschner were
. the prize winners. . ...,! ,: . ..,,..',,. ?.:
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Mrs." Van Winkle with her daughter,
Miss Helen Van Winkle of San Fran
cisco Is visiting; her daughter, .Mrs. J.
G. Gauld. , .
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. 1 EVENTS OF THE WEEKj
As a precursor of the Rose Festival
the lovely home Of Mrs, J. VC Hare,
J74 Caruthera street, was thrown open
Thursday afternoon for tha first of a
series of entertainments to about 65
guests. ' Mrs. L. B. Smith, and Mrs.
Appleby, Miss Rieman, Miss Johnson,
and little Miss Gwendolyn Bosarth. The
decorations In pink and green were beau
tiful. The veranda was screened and
used with the parlors for playing five
hundred." Friday afternoon Mra Hare
and Mrs. Bmitn again emeruunea. in
dining-room ou this occasion was dark
ened and the soft glow of the pink
shaded candlea lent to the beauty of
the decorations. Here the hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. F. A. Douty and
Mra. C, M. Klgglns. Mrs. La Barre gra
ciously served at the tea table. A lit
erary guessing contest was enjoyed by
those present. The following were
Thursday's guests: - ;..'.
Miss Eilers, Mrs. F. Abendroth, Mrs.
George Flanders Mrs. A. W, Antheny,
Mrs, Fv W. Graves, Mrs. H. Allen, Mrs.
K C, Graves, Mrs. W. D. Arlarc wirs.
XV. 3. Hoffman, Mrs. O. C. Burns, Miss
Hayseth, Mrs. F. M. Branch, Mrs.
Gearra HnwtmaKf', T. Bowen, Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, Mr. A. B. Baly, Mrs.
James Appleby, Miss Alda Broughton,
Mrs. C.-M. Klgglns, Miss Cocnella Bark
er, Mrs. V. F. Kelly, Miss Barbara Bron
aon, Miss Larrabee, Mrs. P. Campbell.
Miss Mabel Larrabee, Mrs. J. N. Brown,
Mrs. Nina Larowe. Mrs. J. H. Cook, Mrs.
Robert i,utke, Mrs. T. J. Cleeton. Mrs.
T. J. Mendenhall, Mrs. D. Corwln, Mr.
H. A Moorellrs DuDuy. Mrs. J. D.
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Mellan, Mrs. J. Downs, Mrs. C. H. Boss,
Mrs. Bert Dennlson, Mrs. H. P. Palmer,
Mrs. F. A. Douty, Mrs. Nellie Perkins,
Mrs. a. A. Patterson, Mrs. O. Robnrtson,
Mrs. Rogers. Miss Rieman, Mrs. Charles
Runyon, Mra. Charles Kane, Mrs. James
Page. Mrs. (J. Bilkknltter, Mrs. A. J.
Stiles, Miss Spauldlng, Mrs: Spauldins,
Mrs. Gerald Root. Mrs. E. M. 8mlth,
Mrs. A. C. Shute, Mrs. V. R. Smith.
Mrs. G.. Simpson, Mrs. G. Getty, Mrs.
Stratton. Mrs. George Tift, Mrs. Vin
cent, Mrs. Harold Steiger, Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. J. P. Tamlessle. Mrs. Henry Weh
rlng, Mrs. John .Seed and Mrs. J. M.
Yates.
The following were Friday's, guests:
Mrs. George Pettlnger, Mrs. Conover,
Mrs. J. C. ha Barre. Mrs. P. J. Mann,
Mrs. Duther Dyott, Mrs. Frederick Kg
nert, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mra. Puffer,
Mrs. A. Stelsrer, Mra. Benjamin Weaver.
Mrs. Sarah Evans, Mrs. Hitchcock. .Mra.
J. S. Hamilton Mrs. Allen J. Leas, 'Mrs.
7j. M. Parvln, Mrs. Robertson,. Mrs.
James Moffltt, Mrs. James Steele. Mra.
Mo Rae, Mrs. J. A. Imbrte, Mrs. Muck
lev. Mrs. Ghormley, Mra Ira Dodson,
Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Byron E. MUler. Mrs.
Bunker, Miss Marcclhis, Mrs. Margaret
Kellog, Mrs. W. A. Rohblns, Mrs. H. J.
Jackson, Mrs. T. P. Wise ; Mrs. H. D.
Scott. Mrs. H. O. Reed. Mrs. A. B.
Manlev, Mrs. Grace watt koss. Mrs.
G. M. Gllnes, Mrs. D. W. Wakefield, Mrs.
Burrptt, Mrs. Abigail Scott Dunlway,
andtr. Mary A. Thompson.
About 15 members of the Grace M.
E. churrh male chorus met at the horn-)
of W. M. Wilder, their leader and di
rector, Monday evening. May i 26. and
presented him with a handsome loving
cup aa a token of their appreciation of
his-training during the past two sea
sons. This ehorus sings at the Sunday even
ing service at Grace church, and ban
been heard on - various occasions in
other churches. The young men have
ben in demand for social events, and
were selected by the Knights Templar
In charge of the, program for the char
ity ball given A short tlma ago to glva
several numbers.
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Alter meir nppenrBiit- ouuuny mo
chorus will disband until autumn, when
practice will be resumed with increased
numDer ana new eninusiasin.
Mrs. Francis James Bailey entertained
the members of the Multnomah chapter
of the Daughters -of the American Revo
lution. with a muaicale at the Hobart-
Curtls Wednesday afternoon, one of the
features of which was the playing of
Miss Wilma waggener, or Hlllsboro.
Other numbers on the program were
songs by John Claire Montelth and Miss
Sara Glance... Rev, Dr. Dyott, of the
First Congregational church, addressed
the -w6me.n on the "Message . and Mis
sions of the Daughters or the American
Revolution." -
Miss Waggener has only recently re
turned from Germany, where for 10
months she has studied with Alberto
Jonas in Berlin. Miss Waggener will
move to Portland in tha near future to
make her home. , ; i. ,j v
A pleasant surprise party was given
last Saturday, evening In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Claus Henninga at their resi
dence, 689 Mississippi avenue. The
T!vening-was spent in musie and angi
after which light refreshments .: were
served. Those present were: Mr. and
Mra V. J. Zey. Mr. and Mrs. E. Tay
lor, UlTi and Mra. H. C Liddell, Mr. and
Mrs. K. a. lump, Mr. ana Mrs. H. J.
p;hlers, Mr. and Mrs. W.' 8, Mercer,
Mr. and Mra C. F. Henninga, Mr.- and
Mrs. E. Lea, Mr. and Mrs. A. O Lwis,
Mlstf' Anna Giesek, Miss Emma Gilbert,
Miss Ida Henninga, Miss Iola Lee, Ed
Taylor, Jack Kampe, Roy Henninga,
f .aarrAnAA ..IThlaiMi nn Tim . w n 1 1 A '
Mr. and Mrs. S. Mathison celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
Tuesday night at their cosy home, 136t
East Salmon, street. About 40 guests
were present. ' The bridal couple was
generously remembered by their) many
f rienda far) and near. About half a dozen
cablegrams from tha friends and rela
tives of Mr. and Mrs.1 Mathison in Ber
gen, Norway, were read at the table. ..
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Saturday evening a week ago a sup
per and farewell party, was given Mlsa
Jennie Osborne la honor: of her "birth
day at the home of her sister, Mrs. P.
jr. Slevers.' 40. Klickitat street After
refreshments the evening was apent In
muuic, cards and dancing. The follow
ing rueftts were preaent: Mr. anti-Mrs.
J. O. Tremblay. Mr. and Mrs. D. N.
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. . P. Hyde, Mr.
and Mrs,- P. L. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Pratt o Salt Lake City, Mrs. C.
Barnhard, Miss Grace Flnley, Mies Cas
sia Osborne, John Osborne, William Os
borne and H. -Schroeder. Mls Jennie
Osborne left for Salt Lake City last
evening. , , . ......
'A pleasant whist party was given by
Mr. and Mrs, George Weiss -at- their
borne, 4ff Bast Sixteenth street north,
last Monday evening. Prises were won
b Mr. Satterle and Mr. and Mrs. M.
M. Binford.; At a late hour refresh
ments were .- served. : The following
gueots were present:'; Mr., "and Mra
Charles .Satterlee, Mr, and Mra. Mau
rice M. Binford, - Mr and Mra. J" A,
Blnford, Misa.Munro, Miss BeaS Mun
ro Miss Hazel Lee, Mlsa Marlon Weiss,
Layton T. Sebolt, Otto Lane, Clyde
Shields,-Stewart Weiss, Newton Mor
gan, ' ' .' ' - v .
The Qrlanda club closed a very suc-
Woodmen hall. Stilea orchestra fur
nished the music and 170 oouplea were
present The club's next party will be
on the evening of-the last Monday of
September, in the Same hall. The club
members are E. C. C. Michelaon, J. 3,
Healey J. V. -Hayman and 8. D. Bon-,
ner and the ' patronesses are Mrs. L.
Knudson. Mrs. E.. Healy, Mra. J. E.
Kane and ,Mrs. D. A, Bonner. ,
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of the Misses Ruth and Grace
Elerath, Wednesday, May 20, In honor
of Miss Estella Ford, who leave soon
on a trip to Alaska with her father. The
evening was apent in playing games,
after which refreshments were j served.
Those' preeent were Christina Den
holm, Doris Fordo, Estella Ford, Grace
Elerath, Ruth Elerath, Dan Foster, El
mer , Lee, Earl Baumer, Claude Lo
max, Alfred Lomax and Mrs. Elerath.
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Tha "Qui Vive" club met at tha beau
tiful bungalow home of Mrs. C M. Fra
ley,; . near Sunnyslde. ''TWdttday s after
noon. After the bustness of the club
was finished, substantial; refreshments
were served.' Mrs. Fraley waa assisted
by ' Mrs. Bert Fraley. Those present
were: Mrs. H. D. Curtis, Mrs. W. H.
Lyons, Mrs. H. C. Day, Mra. D. J.
Cameron, Mrs. W; Frlberg, Mrs. C. M.
Fraley, Mrs. Bert Fraley and Mrs, J.
B. Olmsted. .
The Kensington elub was entertained
by, Mrs. J. P. , Wager at her home, (10
Northrup street Tuesday , afternoon.
Something of a novelty in musis was
provided In an aeollan orchestrelle or
gan." The rooms were decorated with a
profusion of-sweet briar. The hostess
was assisted in receiving and serving
by her niece, Mrs. Clyde sager of Lents
and Mrs. O. B. Ballow. The next meet
ing will De witn Mri ii v. retty.
The literature . department of the
Portnomaa club held the last meeting
before fall at the home of its chair
man,' Mrs. Thomas Greene in Piedmont,
Wednesday. There was a large at
tendance and they enioved an afternoon
with Mark Twain. Mrs. F, Sullivan read,
a biography of Mark Twain, rightly
called "Tha Dickens of America," and
Mrs. Greene read humorous sketches
Lincoln-Garfield . Women's Relief
GOrpj Ifa, 1? and George., Wright Wo
men's Relief corps served luncheon Sat
urday to the old soldiers of the two
posts.. The lunch was enjoyed by all,
as they were very hungry after their
long tramp to the cemetery to remem
ber their absent ones with flowers. -
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Mlas- Mae - Kearna-, recently from- San
Francisco, at the home of her mother,
668 Gantenbeln avenue. The musio was
furntshed by McDonald & Summers or
chestra and games and dancing were
enjoyed. Supper was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Akin were de
lightfully surprised Tuesday by about
60 friends who came to spend the eve
ning with them. They were mostly the
official board and wives, of Grace
Methodist Episcopal church.
Lincoln-Garfield Women's Relief
corps No. 19 met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs, Jeaney, 185 North Sixteenth
street, to sew. A great deal was ac
complished and a good time was enjoyed
by the 16 ladles present
rosea. The guests were only the . im
mediate relatives anJ friends., Elabor-,
ate refreshments were served And - the
guests ware entertained with music
until a late hour.
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1 A pretty wedding of the past week
was that of Laura H pay to 3. Thomas
Leonard, the ceremony taking place at
tha home of the brides' pa rent a Mr, and
Mrs. H. C Day,-1 1137 Francis avenue.
Rev. G. 3J, Van Waters officiated. The
house had been effectively decorated
with - flowers and evergreens. . The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Florence Day and H. P. Davidson was
best man. After the ceremony the wed
ding dinner was served.. Those present
besides the Immediate relatives, were,
Mrs. Albert Lacey, Miss Irene Lacey,
Roy Laoey, Miss Urle, . Mrs. Mulr,
Miss Leah Mulr. Ross Mulr, H. P. Dav
idson and: Mr. and Mrs, John Makepeace.
HJalmaY. Bangs and Hllma Mattaon
were married Tuesday night at the home
o"f P. J. Mann,. 441 ThtrcV street' ; Rev.
Mr. O. Hagoes of the Norwegjan Lutheran-
church -officiated. Wednesday they
left on a" honeymoon trip to Europe,
First they will visit tha bridegroom's
parents .at' Bergen, 'Norway, and then
they go to the bride's home near Marie
ham n, Finland. They will b away about
three months,, after which they will
return to Portland to live. "
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At the home-of , Mrs. Marls Morel,
near Goble, her daughter. Louise,' was
married to Frederlo Anliker on Thurs
day, Rev. Asa Sleeth of Portland- of
ficiating. Mr. and Mrs. Anliker will
make their home at Goble, where both
have many friends. - , . '
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. Mr, and Mrs.t A, Katser of San Jose
announce the marriage of their niece.
Miss M. Langfeld, to O. T. Holt of Port
land, Oregon. At home at 1103 East
Twenty-fourth street north after July 1.
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ENGAGEMENTS
COMING EVENTS
The following special program will be
given Wednesday evening at St Mich
ael's church fair, Park and Alder,
streets, under the direction of Mme.
d'Aurla' Chorus, "The Daffodils"; "Flow
er Song." Miss Margherita V. d'Aurla;
piano eolo. Miss Carmel Sullivan; "Clov
er Blossoms," Miss Suza Jones; "A
May Morning," Mlsa Ellen Flook; "Good
Night Sweet "Dreams," TOTss Lena Har
was; "The Maids of Cadiz." Mme. d'Au
rla ; chorus, "The Awakening of Morn."
'The Ohio society of Oregon will hold
its last meeting of the season at Alls-
kv hall, Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock.
Owing to the fact that one of thei prin
cipals parades of the Rose Festival will
laae pi ace earner in tne 'evening no
address win ue made, nut a social and
refreshment hour. will follow a musical
program. All former residents of Ohio
are cordially invited to be present
Astra Circle, Women of , Woodcraft
will close a successful social j season
with a whist party Thursday. ' On this
occasion, the guarda of the circle will
have charge - and it is expected that
many friends of the circle will be pres
ent :-..' -The
Jolly Cove club of: the, u. S.
Cruiser Charleston willr upon Us ar
rival here srlve a grand ball at Armory
hall, Tuesday, June t. This will be
strictly invitational, , , i l
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The Y. W. C A. girls are planning
special entertainment for Miss Abby Mc
Elroy, former secretary, during her visit
In Oregon In " June.
Mrs. AH. Weber announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Estelle
Wards, to diaries Laguqulst of Port
land. The wedding will take place at
the residence of the brldfl'a slater, Mra
T. F. Baylis, June 80. ,
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Mr. and - Mrs. Robert A, Stelnegger
announce the ' engagement ' of their
daughter Verona Belle of this ,clty to
Thomas Fay Bradshaw of Spokane. The
wedding will take place In June, ..
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. Mr. and Mrs. Henry , Ha&a announce
the engagement of" their daughter,
Lottie Juanlta, to Edward Joseph. War
nock. The wedding will take place
June 6,
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Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Margaret J. Gillen and George
B. James, which will be celebrated Wed
nesday at the First Unitarian church.
which time thev will visit relatives and
friends in Sweden and iNorway. -' -
Among those who spent a few days In
Seattle' last week, to view- the fleet,
were Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Anderson.
They were given a series of entertain
ments, luncheons, and dinners. Mr. An
derson's uncle is one of Seattle's prom
inent lawyers and entertained extensive
ly for them during their stay.
Mrs. T, J. Blarln of Spokane Is the
guest of Mrs, W. W. Davles Of 96J
gavler street '
T Miss. Bessie Harlow of Bremerton,
Washington, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Fearnly of East Morrison street
After an extended eastern trip visit
ing - many - of the larger cities, - Mrs,
Alloa M. Wright has returned to Port
land. -
Alfred Morris s .spending Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. C, C. Masttn of
St Ilelens. r
' Miss Emma' .Flemmfng visited n St.
Helens last week, the guest of Mrs.
J. W. Day. .- - ;
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PRICtS:-$1.00. 75c. 50c
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. HJalmar Bauge who
were married in this city last Wednes
day evening have left for Europe on a
wedding tour. Mrs. Bauge was Miss
Hllma ulattson of this city. They ex
pect to be absent 'three months, during
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Illustrated Songs
Change of program on Tuesdays,
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Admission to All 5 Cts.
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Week Beginning Monday Afternoon, June 1, '08
BATTLING NELSON
Will appear at each performance and spar three rounds with
his sparring partner, in connection with the ARMSTRONG
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. This will be the last
and only fiance to see BATTLING NELSON before his -45-round
fight with Joe Gans at Colma, July 4.
Week Beginning Sunday Matinee, May 31, 1908
COMPANY offer
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Advance sals now open, at N. IS, II
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And Destruction of City ,
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PORTLAND'S FASHIONABLE POPULAR PRICE rLAYUOUSX
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ATTRACTION FOR ROSE FESTIVAL WEEK ;
Conxrnencias Scaday f.!st!zs3 Tct ay , May 3 1 , K C3 :
. ' -' By Special Arrangement With Oliver Morosco ,
SPECIAL
Jean Wietzrnan
The Most Intrepid High-Wire Walker of
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1 OLIVER MOROSCO and H. D. COTTRELL
Record of seven weeks at the Burbank Theatre, Los Angeles
v'- Four, of the Handsomest. 'Stage
Settings Ever-'Produced in Stock , . .. .
A Terrific Rainstorm Scene All New and. Special Scenery
; Augmented Cast Extra People and Super-" , 1
numeraries Special Music .
STAGE DIRECTION WILLIAM DILLS '
Matinee Saturday '
Evening Prices, 25, 35, 50. Matinees 15, 25
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WEDDINGS
A pretty 'wedding .took place at the
Calvary Baptist ehurch Wednesday,
when Miaa Vesta Evelyn Bell was
united In marriage to Orville Ray Hoi
llngsworth by the Rev. I.. N. Monroe.
Before the ceremony Miss Grace Winter
eang 0 Promise Me." - At i:39, to the
strains of the wedding march from
'Lohengrin, played by Miss Mabelle
Jones, the ushers and maid, of honor
preceded the bride, . who entered with
her uncle, W. B. Spice, to the altar.
Tha bride worn white pearllne lawn
trimmed In - Valenciennes lace and car
ried a shower bouquet of Bride roses.
Miss Ruth Bell, youngest sister of- the
bride, . was maid of honor - and wore
white end carried a bouquet of Brides
maid roses. The groom was attended
by . his youngest .brother, Joseph Hoi
llngsworth. . Mr. and - Mra - Holllngs
worth will be at home to their friends
after June 1 at 672 Leo avenue, Beli
wood. -' "
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At the home of Mr. and Mra. Mar
quardt, 204 Russell street. Herman Lon
dershausen was married last Wednesday
evening to Miss Matilda Marquafdt, the
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr. Mar
quardt. . The bridal party stood under
an arch of Oregon .grape and flowers
while the ring ceremony was read by
Rev; J. Allen .Leas of St. James' Luth
eran ehurch. The bride was handsome
ly gowned in" a pretty creation of crepe
de rhlne trimmed with chiffon, and
carried a beautiful bouquet of Bride's
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Rivers and Rochester
flIGH-CLASS AUSTRALIAN SINGING
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MATINEE PRICES ONLY 15 to all seats except boxes
Evening, Sunday and Holiday Matinee Prices Lower Floor
1 25$, Balcony 15
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WEEK OF JUNE I
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Week Ending' Snndayi Kardeen the Raadcnff Wlsardi Sarro Trio J Barnes
and West; Blosdie &eblaaoa Chiok, SHpes, Oray and O amp any 3&a Wil
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The Best la Their Liu
THE JUGGLING VAJSINANS
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THS YIAXTO DTJO Whlrdwtnd
Uancers In "The Soul Kiss."
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JBAXT WrtSOW Illustrated Song.
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Bill. XVSVVOV Character
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Afternoonsy at 2:S0 o'clock. Nights T:I0 and -Prices Lower floor and
first six rows of first balcony, 25c. Balance of upstairs, 15a Boxes, too.
Any seat at weekday matinees, FIFTEEN CENTS. .
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MONDAY, JUNE 1st
' The Strongest Vaudeville
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. GEORGE WILSON
"The Original Minstrel Man."
American Newsboys
Four
"In Recollection of Boyhood :
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Highest SaUrled Quartet la
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Musical Lowe
World's Renowned Xylophone
Soloist.
Two seasons with House's Band.
Nellie Revell
" "The Girl Who Says Things.""
. . Fred G. Bauer ,
' Portland's Popular Balladlst. -1
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F. F. Mdntressa
T. S. E. Man. "ON
the . LAtest
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TIME." ExhlMtlna
Thing -In Animated Pictures
Grand Symphony ConceFi
Herr Lind and His "BAND OF
WHITE AND GOLD."
An Organization of Artists in a Richly Varied Program of
Pleasing Numbers
AT 6i30 P. M. IN AIRDOMIL
Allen Curtis and Clever Cast of Musical Comedy Stars
if Present the jinghest, Breeziest of Song Shows '
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ijig uiorus ot Jfretty vxiris All tne Late 2ong mts- r
Elaborate Electric, Musical and Scenic Investiture , '
Who?
Allen Curtis
- Arthur' Clamage -t I
Albert Ieonard
Herbert Lindley
Marguerite La Porte
Winifred Green
Jack Davidson
What?
"The Goo-Goo Man"
"Let Me Put My
Around You"
Arms
"The Great Sousa Band"
"Farewell, Toot-Toot t Good
i'- Bye" -
"Morning, Cy
"Bessie and Her Little
Brown Bear t ,
"I Would Like to Marry
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"The Rube Quartet"
And .Twenty Others
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and the Curtis Dancing Girls
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
ON THE TRAIL: "She," Baby Incubator; "The Tickler,"
Scenic Mill, Matinee Skating, Figure Eight, the double
riding Chutes, Hi-Ki and the Zulus, Snake Show,'Cen
todeon. Dancing on resurfaced floor.
I MINUTES FROM ALDER STREET
X m irai mm si sr- b-stb '.'mniia'i' FL00il. Pnnc. .'
Cor. 7th ad Alder Sts, .
Both rhoaea 4
Stala 468S - A X09S 4
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Wlc Commencing Monday, June 1st
OPENING OF THB KNOAGEMENT OF THE ' FEEBXESa . ;
BLUN K ALL-AT WOO D STOCK COMPANY
In the Thrllllnf Present-Day Drama - ' J ,
"THE BUSHRANGER"
ELABORATE PRODUCTION AND... FLAWLESS PERFORMANCE
Blunkall-Atwood Company Comes Direet From s Run ot 1,111 Perform
ances in St. Louis.
Saturday and Sunday. Prices loo and JOo.
rncn ivoi ivo ana 9VC
Thursday,
Every evenlns at t:S0.
Matinees Tuesday,
Every ev
ITr "HELD BY THE ENEMY"
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PIONLtR MOVING PICTURE, PARLOR
StricUy RcUncd Entsrlainmanl
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Ladies,Gentlemen andCMItlren
OPES FC0fJ 9 A. U.TO 11 p. u.
DURING THE ROSE CARniVAL
ANY SEAT
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1S3 SIXTH ST., Izl hllzv ti rr ' '