THi: OKKGOH SUNDAY JOURNAL", PORTLAND,
SUNDAY
MORNING. APRIL 13, 1D13.
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Miss Madge Seyster of Oregon, 111., who will become the bride of
Barge E. Leonard, April 16.
. Unite, Mies Dorothy Wood, Miss Doris
Ball, Miss Dorothy Downard, Miss Hel
en Jones, Miss Alta Clark, Miss Helen
' Hicks, Miss Vivian Palett, Miss Mary
Corquam, Miss Ida Marshall, MIgs Alice
Norton, Miss Phlla McDuffy, Miss Rosl
lee La Roche, Miss Margaret Walton,
"Miss.. Jeanne Kinley, Miss Gladys Reed,
Miss Cora Hosford, Miss Edna Kindred,
Miss Miriam Beal, Miss Marian Grebel,
Miss Grace Townsend, Miss Clarabelle
;naloupka, Miss Ruth VanWaters, Miss
iJecKie vanwaters. -
Mrs. Isaao Aronson of 632 Broadway
entertained Mrs. W. C. Francis and
' .daughter, Miss Alma Francis, last night
At tne Multnomah hotel at dinner. . Mon
flay, at the afternoon performance of
the Ben Greet players, ''She Stoops to
conquer, sne win also compliment the
visitors. Miss Francis is well known
to Portland folk, having been born and
raised here. She was leading lady last
season In the "Pink Lady" and Is re
turning to New Tork early next week
io prepare inr me leading role In one
or Kiaw & Kflanger's btg productions.
Mrs. Byron EL Miller also entertained
fpr Miss Francis during the past week.
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GARRISON NEWS
One of the prettiest card
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irw inj nn wees wa- given on
Thursday when Mrs. Elmer Clarke was
hostess. Spring blossoms and ferns
formed an effective ; combination for
decorations. Fancy silk bags were given
each player. The two prises went to
iiwrs. itaipn Moyt and Mrs. Glbner. Mrs.
james ussewarde, Mrs.. Jesse B. Clay
. ion, - Mrs. KODert tilnnev anrt . mh
, Bernard Lents assisted, the hostess at
itea time. The following ladies were
present; Mesdames James Canby, George
o. loung, Aarian . neming, Talntor,
Wllks. Allen Parker, Glbner, Holtz,
Phlnney, Ward Dabney, Walter K.
Lloyd, Abraham Buffington, Cromwell,
Stacey, McLaughlin, Oliver P. Robinson.
, Llnd W. Bugbee, Guy, George C. Roc to-
well, John Page. Boswell . John S. Rich
ardson,' Charles Harlow, 'M'tlllam Scott,
and Lants, Miss Marjory . Page, Miss
JMiiaoeth Grady and Miss Mae Foster.
Captain and Mrs. Clenard McLaugh
lin entertained with a hop supper on
Friday night of last week. The Invited
guests were: Captain and1 Mrs. Cromwell
Stacey, Captain Ralph Van Demar, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Harta, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Oliver P. Robinson, Lieutenant and
Mrs. John G. Richardson, Mrs. Waiter
R. Lloyd, Miss Grady, Miss Yates, Miss
Helen Kinney, Miss Mae Foster. Lieuten
ants Riley Gillespie and Proctor.
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Captain and Mrs. Ward Dabney were
the dinner guests of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Bernard Lents before the hop on' Frl
i flay nights ..
Captain andk Mrs.- Edgar .Yule leave
about the twenty-second of this month
for San Francisco. Captain Barnes will
come to this port to relieve Captain Yule
and be assigned to the Second Field Ar
tillery. V . , ,
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Captain and Mrs: Ward Dabney left
on Monday for the Presidio of Ban Fran
Cisco and to Jofn their new" regiment
the sixth Infantry,
Lieutenant and Mrs.' William Scott
of the Twenty-first infantry have moved
into quarters number sixteen.
Mrs. - Robert A5 Wilson, mother of
Lieutenant Wilson of this garrison, en
tertained Informally on Thursday night
for a few friends.
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Miss Jean Mdrrlson of Portland was
It guest . of Mrs, James Canby for the
last. Informal hop.
" Mrs." Rutherford. S,
her guest last Week
Harts had
Miss Yates
here early in May to Join hiB'vreglment
the Second Field Artillery,
if if
Little Sammy Smiley has been quite
111 for a week but Is much Improved.
A numher of fort people -attended
ladles' night at the club pit Tuesday.
I'snclng, music and cards were; enjoyed.
These evening have become most popu-
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IJeutenant and Mrs. Talnter will movs
during the week to the quarters In
the flats vacated by Lieutenant Wil
liam Scott. '
Many people from the fort attended
the Prince of Pilaen at the Heillg dur
ing the week.'
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SOCIETY PERSON A1S
Miss Ruby Crichton has returned
home from a week's visit in The Dalles,
the guest of her brother and his wife
Mr. and Mrs. William L. 'Crichton. Sat
urday evening Mr. and Mrs. Crichton en.
tertalned with a delightful bridge party
in her honor;
Mrs. Max Stlefel of Chicago gave
theatre party at the Orpheum today, fol.
lowed by luncheon at the Portland hotel.
Mrs. Stlefel will leave on the 15th to
spend the summer in California with
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Lunner of Elgin and
Mrs, Michael of Prinevllle are in the
city, guests at the "Washington Hill,
Mason Trowbridge of New York was a
visitor in the city for a-few days this
week, the guest of hia brother. George
Trowbridge. Mr. Trowbridge has been
enjoying an extensive trip though Call
fornia. , ' ' - - .
' Mrs. Frank C. Kelsey. accompanied Ty
set son. Curtis, has left for a two
months' trip to southern California.
They will return by way of Salt Lake.
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Mrs. M. E. Teal left Wednesday even
ing on the Oregon Electric for a visit
with Mrs. F. A. Helm at corvauis.
Mrs. Mary Goldstein, of San Francis
co, is visiting Mrs. 8. Goldstein, sne
is stopping at the Seward, where she
will be pleased to see her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gerllnger Jr., are
now established In the house previously
occupied by Dr. Kistner, at 781 Marshal
street. .
Mrs. W. C. Francis and daughter, Miss
Alma Francis, are here from .New
York at the Oregon Hotel, visit
lng Mr. Francis. Miss Francis has
been studying musto In New York for
the past ' three years. She is prima
donna with Klaw &' Erlanger and has
just closed .in Frans Le liar's operetta,
Eva. She- will return to New York
soon to prepare for an important part
in one of their big fall productions.
Mrs. R. Jacobs and the Misses Hilda
and Miriam Jacobs, who have, been tour
ing in California the paM winter, will
return to their home on Thursday
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK
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The Girls' Chorus of the Washington
high school gave a. Spanish entertain
ment under the direction of Frederick
C. Chapman Friday evening, at the
school auditorium.: The program wis as
follows: ... .,: . - ...... ..
part one Tiano duet, "Spanish
Dances" (MoBkowski), Misses Evelyn
and Irma Ewart; chorws (a) "Estudian
tlna" (Lacome) ; lb) "Bolero't (Marxo) ;
solo, "The Merry Zlngara" (Balfe), Miss
McDuffee: dance, " tarantella"; duot.
The Gultarre" (Hammond), Misses
Oberg and Young; s61o, "D 8ole,Mlol!
(DI capua), Miss ivnox.
Part two Piano, "Spanish Tans
Scene" (Sehytte); Miss Irma Ewart;
fchorus, "In Old Madrid" (H. Trotere);
dance "Spanish Walts," Misses Arm
strong, Doty, -StillweH and Wagstaff;
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LADIES' TAIXOB,
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Mrs.
Franklin A. Freeman, a charming matron, who wfcs one of the
patronesses at . the Kulghts Temar all.
solo, "Sopg of the Toreador" (Bizet),
Dan Foster; chorus, "Carmena" (Wil
son). .
Those who took part werei -Adah
Young, president; Miriam Obort,
vice president; Phlla McDuffee, sncre
tary; Annabelle Wagstaff, treasurer;
Dorothy Rood, editor; Irene Bauoo'm,
Katherine Bolbey, Ruth Bowman, Mar
garet Cook, Lesta Cook, Lois Cowgill,
Gertrude Cowgill, Janfct Daniel, Helene
Dorres,, Helen Day, Irma Ewart, Aiys
French, Evelyn Gregory, Leona Gage,
Evelyn Hasbrouck, Edith Harper, Cor
nella Haas, Mary Inman, Rozela Knox,
Ruth Karlson, Corrleno La Follett. Pblla
McDuffee, Clara Manny, Laura Moor?,
Perrlne Marias, Wanda Michael, Bessie
O'Connor, Lillian Oren, Hattiebelle Ogi!-
bee, Miriam Oberg, Ethel Penwell,
Blanche Rosa, , Dorothy Ross, Marjory
Rood, Anna Riebhoff, Edith Rouse, Hfo
sel Ramsey, Agnes Stearns, Lily Sea.
chrest Ruth Thayer, Eva Townsend,
Annabelle Wagstaff. Gladys Wlllard,
Jessie Weatherby, Fern Wilson, Adah
Young.
The dancers were:
Alice Armstrong, Hazel Colt, Hepzle
Chase, Ruth Doty, Olga Klekar, Esther
Peterson, Phyllis Purdln, Corriene La
Follett, Madeline Sutherland, Erma Still
well. Ruth' Thayer, Beryl Vinson, Ruby
White, Annabelle Wagstaff.
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Miss Anna Sleight entertained a num
ber of friends with a hard time dancing
party af her home Saturday evening.
The young ladles' costumes were those
wdrn 30 years ago. ' The young men
wore old time beaux suits. Those pres
ent were Misses AVauneta Kolb, Georgia
Smith, Audrey Lewin, Mildred Palmer,
Lillian Bowen, Isabella Concannon,
Olive Mitchell, Mildred Concanon, Anna
Palmer, Irene Philips, Messrs. Cy Mev
pts, Ed Trleckel, John O'Nell, Frank
Mitchell, H. Werschkul. Ben Jory. Ken
neth Stall, Elmer Qufn, Robert Bowen,
Fred Lynman, Ed Buljock.
Wednesday afternoon Wilbur C. Ellis
entertained 14 children at-a ptrty, cele
brating his fifth birthday. Many games
were .played , and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Schacht. The party was
held at the home of Mrs. Schacht, 693
East Twenty-fifth street
Carnation club met on Wednesday,
April 9, at the home of Mrs. Altha Ho
hanBhelt at 820 Going street and an en
joyable time was spent in sewing. At
1:30 o dock luncii was served by the
hostess, after which Mrs. Josephine Al
bright entertained, the ladies. with some
delightful music. Those, present Were
Mrs. Mary Tltas," Mrs, Maggie Gelger,
Mrs. Foltan, Mrs, Luce, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Rebecca Williams,' Mrs. Yettiek, Mrs. Jo
sephlne Albright-Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Ber
tha Jehner, and Mrs. Mattie Monroe.
VI t am daAm " Ttf nnra a rA f a a f srt
ay entertained io friends Saturday
evening at Miss Moore's home, 802 Gan-
tenbeln -lavenue.i The evening' was
passed pleasantly 'With tarns and danc
ing. Card honors went to Mrs. A. R.
Barnett and H. A. Wilklns.
At- the- Michigan society's recent
Easter'party, the Wolverine Strollers re
organised, for the 1913 season, and from
enthusiasm shown, tend to far eclipse
their 1912 walks, whlcn every one en
joyed.. The Wolverine Strollers have exj
panned their Tnemnersuip. slowing , an
MIchlgandera and their friends to Jolii,
thus giv.lng Oregonlan and asternors
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April 18. meeting at Council Crest ai
7:45 p. m. A full moon Is .promised
for that date, so no one should miss this
beautiful Council Crest walk.
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A surprise party was given in honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hauserman Sun
day, evening, April 6, at their home, 1082
Front street
Music, singing and games amused the
guests. Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Burkhart, Mr. and Mrs. O. Frledll,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hafner, Mr. and Mrs,
Herman Hafner, Miss Helen Dahnke.
Miss Anna Engertsberger. Miss Ethel
Engals. Miss Francis Bliss, Miss Hed
wig Kasper, Miss Minnie Sperling, Miss
Myrtle Burkhart and Miss uertna wei
land, Mr. John Hofer, Mr. Joseph Shan
lirt. Mr. William Van Hoomlssen, Mr.
Edward Blust, Mr. Henry Welland. Mr,
Mathew Engertsberger, Mr. Emil Krat
tiger and Mr. Lawrence Kratliger.
The Carnation club met at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Gohner. Jackson apart
ments, corner Union avenue and East
Davis on Wednesday, Aprtf,2. A delight
ful day was spent In sewing on an al
bum nullt. Lunch was served at i:sa
by the hostess. Those present were Mrs,
Hohanshelt Mrs. Anna Folton, Mrs. M
Myers, Mrs. Luce, Mrs. Maggie Gelger,
Mrs. "Nellie Hibbs. Mrs. Mary Vice, Mrs,
Mattie Monroe. Mrs. Cant, Miss Ad
Cant and Mrs. Bertha Gehner.
Mrs. Max Stiefel of Chics go gave
farewell theatre party at the Orpheum
followed by. a tea at the. Portland no
tpl tr 11. Each guest was given t
bunch of violets at their place at the
tahie Mrs Stiefel leaves on the I5tn
of April to spend the summer with her
parents. The guests inciuoea Mrs. i.
Korn. Mrs. A. Friedman. Mrs. B. Rubin,
Mrs. P. Prager. Mrs. A. Leboldt of Med-
ford. Mrs. L. N. Lewis, Mrs. B. New-
berger. Mrs. D. Marx. Mrs. M. Marx,
Mrs. Dr. Tilzer, Mrs. C. Koney from Chi-
cago, Mrs. J. muop, Mrs. i. upngru,
Mfs. F. Bloch and Mrs. J. Wertheimer.
A pretty birthday gathering met at
the home of Mrs. G. Roberts, 483 Rod
ney avenue, on Friday, April 4. Five
hundred was played during the after
noon, after which luncheon was served.
Carnations were used In decorating the
tables. -Mrs. Roberts was remembered
I with many beautiful presents.
Card honors fell to Mrs. B. Fair
banks, first prize: Mrs. M. Marsh, sec
ond : prize and Mrs. H. C ScUroeJer,
third prize. . .'
The invited' guests were Mrs. John
Rometch and daughter, Mrs. J, Yoho of
Seattle; Mrs. ll Eberhardt and her two
daughters, Miss Vera and Miss Marie;
Mrs. M. Palaeios.-Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. Kei
man, Mrs. J. Zeingelble, Mrs. M. Marsh,
Mrs. A. Helsler, Mrs. B. Fairbanks, Mrs.
H. C. Schroeder, Mrs. O. Neison, Mr9. M,
Sauter. Mrs. Held, Mrs. G. Relm and son
Walter. Miss Emma Meibus, Mrs. H.
Ludwisr. Mrs. G. Mosher, Mrs. 1L C,
Haack, Mrs. Charles S. Taylor and
Messrs. G. Roberts, A. Roberta and
George Roberts. :
Mr. and Mrs. Jue Sue entertained de-
llghffully at their pretty residence. 338
Easl Forty-fifth street Easter Tues
day. Five hundred was enjoyed the first
part of the evening, and later lunch was
served, while Mr. Ilertert Jewel and
Miss Elinor Jewel, eon and daughter of
ill Calf. '
' Photograph by Grove.
Miss Henrietta Rothschild, whose engagement was announced last week,
Jue Sue, sang some pleasing numbers.
Those enjoying the hospitality of the
host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs.
Craig' McMicken, Mr., and Mrs. Wade
Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Richardson,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bates, Mr. and Mrs.
William Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Krlble, Mr. and .Mrs. C. Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. C. Miller, Mrs. Lillian Shield, Mrs.
Sobarker, O. Bowers, James Lee, Mrs,
Andrew Kan, Andrew Kan Jr., Miss
Grace Kan, Miss May Kan, Mr. and Mrs.
Mack, Miss Krimble, Miss Estelle Kan,
Mis Susie Jewel, Mr. and Mrs. Fitz
gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Dr. C. Gee
Wp, Miss Elinor Jewel, Herbert Jewel
ana Charlie Jewel.
Mrs. David Wendllck entertained the
Sumner Relief Sewing club in her home
on Denver avenue,. Thusday, April 10.
A delightful lunch was served by the
hostess and members of the committee
to 23 ladies.
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A most enjoyable meeting of George
Wright Sewing ciub was held at the
home of Mrs. Detje last Friday. The
corps ladles present were: Past Depart
ment President Mary E. Chamberlain,
Corps President May E. Rennen,. Mes
dames Beal, Bodley, Burt, Cooper, Ev
ery, . Ellis, Godshall, Greene, orirritu,
Hamilton, Hunter. Ellen Mills, Lydia
Mills. Mlckley, M unger,' Morse, Pferd-
ner. Reed, Smith, Walls, Wenzel, Worick,
and four visitors, Mesdames Fisher,
Hume, Lucky and . Morris. The next
meeting will be held April 18, from 10
to 3, at the home of Mrs. Emma Hender
son, 491 East Thirty-eighth street, W-R
car.
Mrs. Mary Hawes entertained at
luncheon Thursday, assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Bradbury
and Miss Grace La Mont. .Covers were
laid for Mesdames Becker, Blodgett
Chamberlain, Emery, Eley, Godshall,
Mlckley. Mills, Renner, Reed, Wenzel
and Worick. The color scheme of the
decorations was cream and green. Mrs.
Eley and Mrs. Wenzel won the honors
at 600.
A happy gathering of friends assem
bled at the home of E. J. Wood, 1076
Belmont street, Tuesday night. The
affair had been arvfenged by Mrs. Woo 1
as a surprise ror ner nusbano, in nonor
of his fifty-ninth birthday anniversary.!
Mr. Wood has long been a member of j
the official board of the Central Chris-
tian cnurcn ana as a toKpn or ineir es-
,Cl0eddinq (Ji
Inrujurvccmcn
t.ileauujui' C?n0taOinc
nd
. 3aUtniUj
teem, the members of this organisation
presented Mr. Wood with a handsome
Bible. The house .was prettily decor
ated with cut flowers and potted plants,
the color scheme beingf crimson and
green. Music and felidtlous speeches
afforded amusement for the guest s
'after which refreshments were served.
Mr. afid Mrs. C. P. Walker, Agnes Mun
son, Loraine Johns and Xafne Walker
received at the door. ' Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McGowan, Mr.
and Mrs. H. R; Winchell, Mr. and Mrs,
H. L. Ganoe, Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Haw
kins, Mr. and Mrs. WM F. Powell, Mr,
and Mrs. Ben Hawes, Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Chambreau, Mr. an'd Mrs. J.'E. Lep-
per, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Walker, Mr. and M
P. L. Munson, Mr. arid Mrs. J. C. Prj9
stel, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wood, Mf and
Mrs. Lewis Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs
G. W. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tay
lor, Mrs. C. d. Johns, Mrs. Elva L.
Lough, Mrs. M. "A.- Averill, Mrs. J. A,
Chatfield, Mrs. Clara Lelsy, Mrs. E. L,
Bacon, Misses Grace Sprague, Cor
Sprague, Lena M. Gartzke, Helen Bauer,
Mame Blacklidge, Eva Young, Myrtle
John, Agnes Munson, La Verne Walker
Loraine' John, Mabel Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. F, B. Cook, Mrs. S. W. Anderson,
Mrs. R. V. Jones, Harold Tracy, Claude
Pfley, Earl J. Wood, F. W. Beach, Cle
ment Powell, " Douglas" Powell,, Charles
O. John. Clifford John, Ned Cook,. J.
Gay Chatfiel, Ted .Bacon.
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Marguerite Camp, Roys) Neighbors of
America, entertained witli a mask ball
on Thursday evening; the characters
represented were many and varied! The
inclemency of the weather proved no
drawback to the enjoyment of the
guests and the grand march contained
io couples.
St Ann s Charitable society held a
very interesting meeting at the resi
dence of Mrs. F. J. AJex Mayer " o
Thursday, last, over 30 members being
present. After much important business
was transacted a half hour was given
over to social chat and partaking of re
freshments served by the hostess.
The Duo Decern Five Hundred club
was delightfully entertained at the home
of the Misses Smith. 88 North Six
teenth street, last Saturday afternoon.
The prize was awarded to Mrs. Charles
Benson. 1
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mpanit
Wednesday evening a beautiful wed
ding took place at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Wilhelm, when only intimate
friends and relatives witnessed the mar
riage of Miss Emma Wilhelm to Clsy C.
Cary. The brldwore a beautiful dress
of i white crepe meteor and carried a
shower bouquet of bride's roses. 8h
came down the stairs with the groom,
followed by the bridesmaid, her sister,
Miss-Anna Wilhelm, snd William Carey
the groomsman. . Miss Eva Jeannlt
played Mendelssohn's, wedding march,
after which Rev. A. Krause read the
wedding service. During the ceremony,
music was rendered.. A delightful wedr
ding 'luncheon wu served. . The couple
departed late In the evening for a tnv
to Spokane, aTtcr wh'(c; .'l!l be at
home to their "friends.: Lurheon was
served by Miss Helen Burkhart, Miss
Freda Menrfon, Miss Minnie Foullen. and
Sadie Weston ! V; ' - ,
Miss Violet M. Orchard, of Spokane,
daughter of J, E, Orchard, contractor in
Edmonton, Alterta, an Charles E. Bal
ley, formerly of Milwaukee. Wis., were
married at the home of . Mr. and Mrs.
W. Walker, in Edmonton, the evening
of April 4. The service was read by
Rev. R. H. LeltH, following which the
rites of baptism were performed by
Ola L. Walker, 1 years of age. Mr.
and Mrs. Baifty Will . make their home
at 21 Whyte avenue,; Edmonton south,
upon returning from a wedding trip to
Portland and points on the Paclflo
coast, the bride's former home.
Archie Ray Cain and , Flold Grace
Wood were . married at the Highland
Congregational church. Sunday. April
The affair was a surprise to all except
the immediate friends and relatives of
the contracting parties, who commenced
to gather shortly after the morntiiK
service. The brldaV procession was led
bv Miss Olga , Wallman. while Miss
El ma Hovedsgaard played the, march.
Rev. E. 8. Bollinger, pastor ot tlw
church, performed the ceremony. The
bride has a host of friends at St. Johnj
where her home has been, for iora
years. Mr. Cain lias been one of the
best known and respected young men of
the Highland church since Its organi
zation. J.' Paul Keyes and Miss MaybeNe S3.
Grover were married at the home Of the
bride's-aufif Mrs. 8. F. .Grover, 1113
East Clay street, Monday afternoon 3
o'clock by the Rev. Dr. William H. Fry.
pastor of the Sunnyslde M.; E. Church.
After a brief visit to the home of the
bride at Newport Wash.,", the young
couple will make their home at Corval
11s. Oregon. ,.
A pretty wedding , took plaee at thu
horn of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tork, 218,
East Seventy-second street Wednesday
evening. April .2, when their youngest
daughter Marie Valeria became the
bride of Thaddlus H. Green," Rev. H.
I. cash oerforming the ceremenyr Miss
Nan Emken sang "I Love You Truly ,' as
a onaai marciu-- x ub uuuq a,.v. ...
marriage by her father. Master Kit-
burn York, nepnew or me ono oor u.
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