. DAXLT OAPITAIi JOUKNAX, SAXEM, ORESON, SATUEDAY, JUKE 3, 1005.
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A Matter
ot Health
There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which makes
the food more digestible and
-wholesome. This peculiarity
of Royal has been noted by
physicians, and they accord
ingly endorse and recom
mend it.
ROYAL DAKINO POwr" CO.. NEW YORK.
I SOCIAL f
1,1 events!
Brilliant Social Event.
Ono of tho olnborato social functions
at tho past week wns tho rccoptlon
jjiven by Mr. Squiro Pnrrar and lior
daughter, Miss 0 lady s Farrar, nt their
jilcftfnnt homo on North Commercial
irtrcet, Wcdnosd-ay afternoon. Tlio af
fair wan really a coming out party for
3iUm Fnrrnr, nm) alio will bo n charm
ing Acquisition to tho society clrolosof
-tho capital city.
Tho rcsidcuco was rndlont with Juno
roses in all their beauty anil frngrnnco.
The parlors wcro banked with them
3nd lnrgo palms nddod much to tho
neeno. McKlroy's orchestra discoursed
music throughout tho afternoon. They
wcro stntlonod bohind n beautiful
screen of ferns and palms. Tho back
parlor wns decorated with n profusion
of tho bright colored iris and ferns.
Tho library was In red roses, which
were beautifully nrrnngod. Tho dining
rooms whoro tho refroshmonts woro
served, wcro bnwora of rosos ono in
pink and tho other in white. Tho
rooms woro nil lovely and mudo n sue
session of Ixtnutlful pictures, cntivcntiil
by tho prosonco of tho brilliant gath
ering of ladles ln'siimmer nttlro. Airs.
Fnrrnr, in a beautiful costume of gray
silk collenno, and Miss Farrar in n
dainty dress of cmbroldcrod bluo silk
mull, received tho guests. Miss Jcnnio
Fry nttended tho door. Miss Ellraboth
Iiord presided at tho punch bowl,
which was in n flower decked corner
In tho parlor. Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. 1).
J. Vty, Mrs. Ud. Wellor and Mrs. W,
V. Babcock ntwlstod In tho dluiug
rooms.
Tho young debutante is alroady n
grant fnvaritp umong her acquaint
ances, ami wan given a warm wclcomo
Into society by her many frlonds on
this occasion.
Tho invited guosU woroi Mrs. J.
Ready With
the Goods
Wo can truly mako it worth tho
while for tho prospective buyor of a
buggy, runabout, surrey, driving wagon
back or other vehicle to boo our fine
assortment. Wo handle the 8tudcbaker
line of work, whloh Is tho most com
lrohouslvo assortment in tho world. Ho
aldos this, wo havo three other lines
of specialties, which gives us as com
plete a eoleotlou ai is found in any
wholesalo or retail house in tho valley.
Besides tho good slock carried on our
floor, wo get lmmodiute delivery out
of Portland on anything shown in nbovo
four catalogues, which is a great con
venience to our trade.
No vexatious delays when you buy
of us.
Our famous "Hundred-Dollar Blko"
ic still tho leader in its class. Our $110,
.$125 and HO kinds surpass any shown.
-Como and soo for yourself.
F. A. Wiggins'
Ttmplwneat House, 255-257 Liberty St
Frm Implements, Wheels, Autoinc
biles, Sewing Muktncs and Supplies.
s pRyjUJ iffULF
J. Dnlrymple, Mrs. Otto Krnusso, Mrs.
J. C. Orifllth, Mrs. Jos. Albort, Mrs.
Dalrymplc, Mrs. Harry Albert, Mrs.
John Albert, Mrs. Gcorgo Boso, Mrs.
M. O. Huron, Mrs. W. H. Hyrd, Mrs.
H. H. Thlclscn, Mrs. E. Hofcr, Mrs. A.
P. Hofor, Mrs. J. Hughes, Mrs. Frank
Hughes, Mrs.aS.Hnmllton, Mrs. J. D.
Suthorlnnd, Mrs. It. Cartwrlght, Mrs.
8. Havdcn. Mrs. J. F. Miller, Mrs. W.
I P Babcock, Mrs. B. A, Picrco, Mr. P.
E. Slater, Mrs. Ida Babcock, Mrs. E. L,
Lamport, Mrs. Crolghton, Mrs. II. 8.
Belle, Mrs. Werner Breyman, Mrs. M.
McDonald, Mrs. W. C. Tlllson, Mrs. Ed
ward Hall, Mrs. J. A. Chadwick, Mrs.
Henry Pnpc,' Mrs. 0. A. Whale, Mrs.
Fairbanks, Mm. Thos. Sims, Mrs. T.
T. Geer, Mrs. W. A. CuslcH, Mrs. W.
H. Mott, Mrs. W. B. Morso, Mrs. J.
Bnumgnrtnor, Mrs..W. 0. Wostacott,
Mrs. Ada Strong, Mrs. Scllwood, Mrs.
A. II. l'arrar, Mrs. John Tar-
rnr, Mrs. AHco Dodd, Mrs. Swaf
'ford, Mr. D. P. Wugnor, Mrs. B.
I J. Hondrlcks, Mm. J. H. Itichardson,
I Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., Mrs.' P. H.
Sront, Mrs. T. Holvorson, Mrs. E. O.
Small, Mrs. A. J. Monroe, Mrs. A. N.
Moorcs, Mrs. P. II. Ilnymond, Mrs. Ed.
Hirsch, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. J. Holman,
, Mrs. G. 11, Meyers, Mrs. J. Lunn, Mrs.
T. Hubbard, Mrs, Thos. Kay) MrsT.
B. Kay, Mrs. D. W. Matthows, Mm
H. 11. Ollnger, Mrs. 0. 0. Brown, Mrs.
Bay Gilbert, Mrs. Win. Horron, Mrs".
I AI. Horron, Mrs. Nelllo Taylor, Mrs.
'.. P. Moody, Mrs. E. P. McCornack,
Mrs. Ohas. Gray, Mrs. Geo. Poarco, Mrs.
Lot Pearce, Mrs. n. Jonw, Mrs. 0. M.
Kpploy, Mrs. Wm. Thlclson, Mrs. B.
Cntlln, Mrs. J. B. Linn, Mrs. Frank
Durbin, Mrs. Clayborno Walker, Mrs.
0. L. Dick, Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs.
Claud Catch, Mrs. P. A. Wigging Mr
W. P. Lord, Mrs. 11. J. Ottonhelmor,
Mrs. Bivons, Mrs. J. A. Cnrson, Mrs.
N. II. Loonoy, Mrs. Thos, Clark, Mrs.
Sallo Dyer, Mrs. W. II. Daney, Mrs.
Prank Waters, Mrs. J. P. Enrlght, Mrs.
E. Lafore, Mrs. Kugeno Breyman, Mrs.
Chas. MoNury, Mrs. Bcuben Boise,
Jr., Mrs. Boubon Boise, Sr,, Mrs. Par
montor, Mrs. Wm. Brown, Mrs. Jos.
Moyers, Mrs. Henry Moyors, Mrs. P.
& Jordan, Mrs. Chas. Puller, Mrs. It.
oshow, Mrs. I. N. Berry, Mrs. L. F.
Orifllth, Mrs. J. P. Cnlbroath, Mrs. Oeo.
Bingham, Mrs. Ohai. Wollor, Mrs, Boso
Chamberlain, Mrs, J. J, Murphy, Mrs.
Ed. Wollor, Mrs. 8. Huelat, Mrs. G.
Wollor, Mrs. A. N. Gilbert Mrs. B. 0.
Shucking, Mrs. C. B. Wolverton, Mrs.
Ike Mauulng, Mrs. J. It. Whltnoy, Mrs.
Dan J. Fry, Mrs, J. M. Lawroncc, Mrs.
W. T. Blator, Mrs. Vandcrsol, Mrs.
Mario Young, Mrs. II. Minto, Mrs,
Pnrkhurst, Mrs. A. L, Lovelace, Mrs.
W. Carjton Smith, Mrs, J. II. Ackor
man, Mrs. G. II. Jones, Mrs. 0.
M. Jones, Mrs, J. A. Morrison,
Mrs. B. B. Homing," Mrs. Mary
Payton, Mrs. Byrd, Mrs. A. L.
Brown, Mrs. A. B. Glllls, Mrs. Cnrrlo
Martin, Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. John
8cott, Mrs. Woodcock, Mrs, W. II. Sav
ngo, Mrs. Sperry, Mrs. J. L. Stockton,
Mrs. Anna Culbortson, Mrs. B, F. Bon
ham, Mrs. P, A. Mooro, Mrs, 0. II.
Jones, Mrs. Young, Mrs. W. n. By
nrs, Mrs Geo. Hatch, Mrs. Efllo Wright,
Mrs. Boy Burton, Mrs. W.D. Mo
Nary, Mrs. Frank Meredith, Mrs,
Frankle Cornell, Mrs, E. M. Walte.
Mrs, F. I. Dunbar, Mrs, Chas, Mooros,
Mrs. a. 0. Cans, Mrs. J. M. Kyle, Mrs.
Goo. P. Bodgors, Mrs. W. P. Boothby,
Mrs, Currlo Ogle, Mrs. K. M. Crolsan,
Mrs. K. 0. Cross, Mrs. T. W. Steusloff.
Misses Graco Dalrymplc, Salllo Bush,
Ornco Babcock, Mayino Babcock, Kate
Cnrmlohaol, Mabel Crolghtou, Bess
Tlllson, Mary Chadwlek, Laura B,orry,
Nan Wogncr, Frances Blchardson, To
resa D'Arey, Maria D'Arcy, Oda Chap
man, Bortha Kay, Byth Gatch, Gretta
Loonoy, Holon Calbroatb, Lena Blor,
Eluia Weller, Jennie Fry, Kittle liar
bord, Ella Hirsch, Gortrudo nirsch,
Lcona Hirsch, Edna Byrd, Elizabeth
Lord, Gertrude Moore, Myrtle Duncan,
Bertha Duncan, Vora Byars, Delphlne
Cornoycr, Zoe Stockton, Callsta Moore,
Blancho Brown, Elizabeth Erkins, WM
da Boland, Kuby Cornell, Bentrico
Shclton, Margarot Cospor, Clara Pos
LIzzio Dalgloisch, Salllo Shaw, Haydon.
Tho following woro Portland guests:
Mm A. II. Porstncr, Mrs. Wm. Soulcs,
Misses LIzzio Forrar, Margaret West,
Bertha Porstncr, nnd Ada Soulcs.
Wedding Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Jones have Issued
Invitations for tho marringo of their
dnughtor, Mabel Lonoro, to Anderson
M. Cannon, tho wedding to tnko plnco
June 14, 1905, nt "Labish Moadons."
Musicalos for Noxt Week.
Kotnblo among tho entertainments
of next week will bo tho two pinno ro-
cltals given ut tho Methodist church
by tho pupils of Miss Bentrico Shclton.
Tho first ono will bo given Tuesday
evening, beginning; promptly nt 8
o'clock, whlo tho second will bo given
the following ovoning. On Tuesday
they will bo assisted by Miss Loulso
Peebles, n promising young vocalist,
and on Wednesday by Miss Bertha
Hewitt, rcador. Tho young daughters
of Andrew Verclcr, both spcclnlly tal
ented violinists, will also appear on
Wednesday ovoning. Miss Shclton's
recitals havo always boon successful,
nnd these will no doubt bo oven better.
Ploasant Party.
Misses Ava Shirley nnd Iza Con
stable entertained n number of their
frlonds Tuesday ovoning nt tho homo
of tho lattor on Court strcot, in Honor
of Miss Shirley's guest, Miss Pearson,
of Pullman, Wash., who is spending n
few weeks in Salem. Tho principal
gamo was "forfeits," each person bo-
ing furnishod with ten poanuta and for
feiting ono each timo thoy said "yes"
or "no" during tho evening. Chester
Moorcs took tho prize, ho having tho
largost number of peanuts nt tho closo
of tho evening. Othor interesting
games wcro played, and refreshments
were served at a seasonnblo hour.
Thoso present wore: Mlssort Vera
Pearson, Iza Constable, Chrissle Clark,
Edna Savnge, Kdlth Bagan, Etta Welch
Edith Welch, Ollvo Blddoll, Murah
Hatch, Emma Norod, Ava Shlrloy, Mil
drod Perkins, Allco McCauloy, Mabel
DoLong, Ollvo Motcalf nnd Hello
Crousc. Messrs, Bnlph Moorcs, Ches
ter Moorcs, Harry Mouror, Boss Flower,
Abboy Grabcr, Horbort Nuttor, Percy
Hunt, Homor Hunt, George Cartwrlght,
Boss Mclntiro, Blaine Hubbard, Cur
tlss Cross, Holllstcr Chamberlain, Bob
Shepnrd and Itnlph Cronlso.
Golobratod Birthday. '
Miss Wlnnlfred Livingston celebrated
the occasion of hor 17th birthday annlvor j
sary Thursday evening at tho homo of
her pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Liv
ingston, on tho Garden Bend, and enter-.
tainod about a dozen of her' young!
friends in honor of tho papy ovent. f
The evening wns spent very pleasant
ly in games, among thorn n guess
ing coutost, in which Bnymond Axloy .
captured tho prize. Tho hostess was as
slstod in serving by Misses Hello Nllcs
nnd '.on Toothacro.
Birthday Party. ',
Tho celebration of tho sixth birthday
of littlo J. Bobcrtson Brooks wns a
most cnjoyablo ovont, nnd was attend
ed by a largo number of hit littlo
friends. Tho party was glvon tat tho
homo of his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Brooks , on North Winter street.
Mrs. Brooks was nsslstod in entertain
ing tho children by Misses. Bortha Sroat
and Miss Edith Winstanley. Tho en
tertainment wns out' of doors on tho
lawn, and tho children played all sorts
of games, popcorn tossing soap bubbles,
blind man's buff, poanut hunts, etc., and
mndo merry as children will. Ham
mocks and swings added much to tho
fun. Tho luncheon wns served on a
long tnblo on tho lawn, the feature bo
Ing tho hugo birthday cako, on which
tho six candles burnod. Tho decorations
were in keoplng with Memorial day,
and each pyramid of Ice cream was
surmountod by ft little flag. Misses
Floroneo Houston and Martha Brooks
presided at tho punch bowl.
Tho crowning featuro of tho after
noon, and the ono most enjoyed by tho
littlo folks was tho big pie. Tho chil
dren rocltod "Sing n song of slxponco,
pocket full of ryo, four nnd twenty
blackbirds baked in a pio, etc." Tho
four nnd twenty blackbirds protruded
from tho pie, and at tho end of each
rhymo each child pulled a string, to
which a little souvenir was attached.
It was a delightful party, everything
boing arranged for tho ploasuro of the
guests. Ono litlo tot, tho smallest
among thorn, said as she left "I'vo bad
a high tlmo," which voiced tho
thoughts of all.
Those present were: Marjory
Cannon and Alice Wilson, of Portland;
Carolyn and D6rothy Dick, Marjory
Kay, Angela and Ollvo Cliffe, Margaret
Mulkoy, Ada Coleman, Margaret Stolz,
Elizabeth Dwlcr, Florence McDonald,
Wllhelmina Smith, Elizabeth Sroat,
Pauline and Bay Bomington, Charles
and Charlotte Bobcrtson, Eugene Hous
ton, Wlllio Smith, Orris Fry, Nyle
THOUSANDS OF FAIR WOMEN
Catarrh and Catarrhal
Diseases Make In
valids of More
Women Tiian All
Other Ailments Com
bined. Bofferod long; With Catarrh.
Miss Clara 0080,1 15 Oth strcot, N. W.,
Washington, D. 0., writes:
"I can think of no ovent In my Hfo
that Alls mo with more gratltudo and
at tho swno tlmo a eonso of futuro
iiocurity, as a euro af tor long suffering
from catarrh, brought About by using
Peruua as dlroel'd. It has completely
ourod me." Clara Caso.
Entlro System Toned by Pe-ru-na,
Miss Mary Bennett, 1010 Addison Avo.,
Chicago, ill., wrltoj :
"A few months ago I contracted a cold
by gottlng my foot wot, and although I
usea tho usual romodlcs I could not
shake it oft.
'1 finally took Poruna. In a wook I
vraa better. Af tor sovoral weeks I suc
ceed od in ridding myself of any traeo of
a cold, and besides tho modlclno had
toned up my eyatom so that I felt
-n,ii,i t'Mnrv Bonnott.
Tames, Lane Fechtor, Wnllnco Bhodcs,
and Bussell Brooks.
Darby-McQrogor Wedding.
Miss Kathryn McGregor nnd Mr. B.
L. Dnrby, of Glcndalo, woro married nt
that plnco Juno 1, 1005.
Tho groom is well-known In this city.
Ho is a son of W. H. II. Dnrby, nnd is
Sn ontorprislng young druggist of Olon
ale. His brldo is a most cstimablo
and charming young lndy, and Js a nlcco
of Mrs. Kathryn Clnrko, proprietress of
tho famous Hotel Glendale.
Both aro very popular In that place,
and tho many frlonds hero and at Glcn
dalo join in congratulating them.
Pleasing Musicalo.
A delightful musicalo was glvon Wed
nesday ovoning by tho pupils of Miss
Edith Kotchum, at tho First Presby
terian church, A largo number of peo
ple wero prcsont, and enjoyed every
number, which was carefully given.
Tho program was In two parts, and
consisted of S3 instrumental solos, duets
and two eight-handed pieces, and each
pupil did their best. May Steusloff sang
"My Bocky Mountain Home" vory
Bwcetly. Buth Staloy and Iris Hawley
each gavo a recitation, which wero ety
interesting.
Those taking part in tho musicalo
were Dorothy and May Stousloff, Essie
Gossor, Marlon Tolman, Bay Pomeroy,
Mabel Patrick, Delma Vlcsko, Luclle
Stalcy, Yelma Moffitt, Bosle Brown
stein, Abble nnd Frank Coryell, Merle
Post, Margaret Ostrandcr, Winona Sav
nge, Iris Hawley, Allco Warner, Zoo
Olmstend and Delma Vlesko,
"Sobp's" Picnic.
Athough the day looked threatening,
a gny crowd of 40 "sophs" of tho Sa
lem high school, boarded a big hay rack
this morning, nnd hied tbomsolvos away
to Bybee Lake, a dtstanco of eight
miles north of this city. A bountiful
lunch was takon along and plenty of
hammocks and other picnic accessories,
and tho day will prove to bo one ot
pleasuro, providing Jupiter Pluvlus will
bo good.
Calvert-Tweedalo Wedding.
Miss Ethel Calvert and Mr. Lowt,
Tweedale were married at tho homo of
tho officiating clergyman, Bev, P. 8.
Knight, No. 157 Winter street, last
evening, in tho presence of a few
friends of the contracting parties,
HERALD PRAISES
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r vyvaj LJiNrufcu j i
Physicians Had Given TJp tho Case
Now Entirely WoU.
Miss Gortrudo Ltnford,VlcoProsldont
Parksido Whist Club and teaohor of
Whlst,a21NUgarastroet,BuRalo,N.Y.,
writes:
"Poruna lias oiTootually ourod mo
af tor pbyslolans had practically glvon
up my case.
"For a long tlmo I sufforod with ca
tarrh of tho kidnoys, had a woaknoss
and pain in tho back, lost flesh rapidly,
my foot woro swollon, my faco was
puffed undor tho oyes and I bad a waxy
sallowness of tho skin.
' I took Poruna for somo tlmo and am
ontlroly well. I cannot ondorso Poruna
too strongly." Gortrndo Ltnford.
you Butter from catarrh In any
form, do not delay. Take Peruna
at once. Delays are dangerous.
Both tho young peoplo nro woll-known
in this city. Tho brldo Is tho daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Calvert, nnd tho
groom Is tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 0.
Twcednlo, of Albany. Their many
frlonds extend congratulations.
Entertained Them.
Tho Phllodorlans entertained tho
Philodoslans In Society hall, at Wlllam
otto University, last night, serving re
freshments, and making tho evening
ono to bo remembered,
Playing Ball.
Tho Bambler Amateur Athletic Club
and second Dallas collogo team aro hav
ing a match gamo of baseball this af
ternoon. BUGGIES
BUGGIES
Sec Out $40.00
$55.00 Top Buggies, the Best Rl
eve offered in Salem iot the Money.
Bike Wagons all Prices.
fe'jtpeTiMGriT! " feC
F. S. LAMPORT
289 Commercial Street
OF PE RU NA,
Hiss alloy's Story Short, Bat Into I
csting to Every woman.
Miss Addlo Nalloy, 137 D street, B. E, I
Washington, D. 0., writes t
"A cough, the grip, oaUrrh ot tin
moanost kind all sorts of remedln,
homo, patent and proscribed by docton,
and no rellof, that tells my story, i
storv of suffering and distress tbil
lasted four yoars.
"Then throo bottles of Perun-0
catarrh gone, appotlto and strength rtl
turned a happy woman, and no til
moro grateful for tho blowing Ui
hoalth that is what Peruna has doul
for mo." Addlo Nalloy,
A roward of $10,000 has boon dopoilld
in tho Markot Exchange Bank, Coin-
bus. Ohio, as a guarantee that the riori
testimonials aro genuine thstwsU'4
in our possession, autbontlaletton t
Ufylilg to tho samo. During suit
years' advertising wo havo nevsr nw
aslnglo spurious testimonial,
Composing Rooms Improved,
Tho Journal ofllce, or rather the cm
posing rooms, havo had n general or
hauling, a now floor being laid, ndt
Incr tnnks moved nnd tho floors srw
It covorod with zinc, which li '
plnccd under tho linotype. Tho mum
has boon ruised, and the boys up
will hnrdly spenk to tho ofllce f
Well, wo aro going to havo paw "J
"flxlns" down our way before N
nnd tho proud peoplo can't pUyi
back yard.
: ex m nm "i A.
iWnth. ,-Ihn Kind Yoa Han JWsfeM
MLmA
Runabouts and Oo
OUR LINE OF HAB
NESS IS THE LA
GEST WE HAVE EY
ER SHOWN. WE
THEM ALL TO FIT
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