Daily capital journal., February 22, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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SOCIAL EVENTS OF
THE PAST WEEK
llngaiM.'nvuuugli V tiding.
Olio of tlio prottleat wsddluga of
-llio season ocourrud Wednesday oven
Ing, February 10, when Miss Loiiii.i
Bloanor Cnvanngh wnH united In mar
riage to Otho Hhkiui, nt tho First
Prfsbyteriun ohttroh, llov. Henry
Ilabcock officiating. Tim church was
boatttlfull dPcornlod with putuiu, ol
teit plant, carnations, hynolnths and
alroaroors of Ivy.
The ceromnny wan porformed be
neath a huge bull o whlto roses, In
termingled with tnuldon linlr- fortu
mid whlto satin ribbon.
Tim brldo wns utUmdod by Elono
LuclWo Fnwk. Paul I). Wallace ant
fd a bout limn and tho ushers wore
Claronco Illshop. Paul Blahl. Clifford
llrown nnd R. M. Hofor. Tho wed
ding inarch wns played h Miss
Miss Lonna CnvnniiKh Is tho young
tmt diuiRhtor of Mr. nnd Mm. L. .
Cnvnnngh, of thU city. Olho Hokum
1h tho only son of Mr. nnd Mm, II. II.
Itngnn. Mr. nnd Mra. Hngnn have
(tone to Eastern Oregon to spend
their . lionoymoon, nnd will bo nt
homo nftor Mnrch 10.
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At tho homo of tha bride's moth
or, Mm. Kowton Smith, In West 8a
loin, Thursday ovonlng, February
30, nt 7:30 o'clock, Miss JubkIo I'onrl
Smith nnd Wnrron Iluroh woro
unlttd in marriage by tho Ho v. Ilonry
Unboock, of the Klrwt Presbytorlnn
church.
Tho brldo was charmingly gowned
In whlto lattdsdown with trimmings
of rare Inco. She onrrlod a shower
Rlnnoho Drown, plnulit, nnd Miss Joy bouquet of whlto carnations.
Tumor, vlollnUt. Mrs. Carlton After 4ho ccromony n wedding sup
Bmlth sang Hohtu's "Still nit the pur win served In tho spacious din
Night." with piano nocoiiipiiuliiiont (ng room, which had been beautiful
by Prof. Newberry. At 7 o'olook, ly decorated for the ooouslon. Tho
tho appointed hour, nnd to tho J happy con pit ware tho recipients of
Hindus ut. Lohongrln'a wedding ninny beautiful nnd oojtly presents,
inarch, tho brldo entered with herj Mr. nnd Mrs. Iluruh will upend
father nnd. marched up 4h nlslo to their hourymoou In Rtckreull, nftor
the nllnr, whuro tho groom nwaltod whloh they will go to Portland to
her Tho T. M. 0. girls, of which thejrasldo. Mrs. lhiroh Is an aocom
tirldo wits a iiiuinhei. cauio In n body , pllshod nnd hlxhly ostoouiod young
nnd cut near hnr. Tho brldo wiu.lmly. nnd tmrrlo with hor tho bt
Messrs Clarence Bishop, George Good
&I1, Clifford Brown, Mnc Hofcr and
Paul Wallace.
C. !!. O. lU'tl'
Tho annual recoptlon . of tho Capi
tal Huslncss Collego was given by
tho sttidonte, Inst Saturday night, In
tholr Bchool rooma.v Tho decora
tlono Btiggeatod tho valentine Mmo,
red henrta, with Ivy, and ferns being
lined. Tho croud mnrch was led by
MIbs Lralu Drown, nnd Alfred Schrm
Games of various kinds wero played,
end .in interesting program given
Refreshments woro served.
IilrtlMkty I 'arty.
About twonty-throo young pcoplo
vrtto entertained at tho homo of
Mm. Alfred Hnyball, on Court stroet
Wednoiday ovonlnp, In honor of her
daughtor Idclla's soventconth birth
day. Tho evening was spent with
gam os, muBtc. and singing of songa,
nftor which a light luncheon wa,
sorved, Miss Idolla- received many
pretty prosents.
Kfnvortli L'4hc ICHtcriJidimpnU
The membera of tho Epworth
Lcaguo of tho Leslie M. 13. church
will give nnothor of their ontortaln
monts this evening at tho homo of
Nolllo Mclntlro. Games and tmiMc,
and tho usual Jo'ly tlmo that Is had
ut thoso affairs will bo enjoyed Ro
freshmonta will bo served.
AHM.-H.bly C1h( Danco.
Tho Assombly Club -gives its sec
ond dancing pnrty on Wednesday fv.
onlng, February 1C, In tho Blks ha'l
This will ho ono of tho soolnl ovent'
of the weok, nnd will undoubtedly
bo a vory successful nffalr, and
much Intorest Is being Bhown among
tho younger Hoolety pcoplo. MrKt
roy'a orohostra Is nrrnnglng a spwlal
program for tho ovont.
Mift Putnam Kntortnlnx.
Mls Mnrgnrt Putnnm nntortalnnl
about GO girl frlonds this nftornoon
Various kinds of guoislng games
woh the prlnolpnl amusomont.
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This limericK jocks ono im ui cumpieuon We wj(j
give a half pound Ohlrardolll'a Cocoa can full of Bllvor
dollars (03) for tho beat lino submitted to complete It.
In case more than ono person submits tho lino selected as
best tho money will bo divided pro rata. Ono person may
send as mnny solutions oe they wish, thcro Is no limit. The
correct answer may bo sent In nny form, but wo profor that it
bo written upon tho back of a label taken from any slzo can of
Ohlrardelli'fl Cocoa. Answers
muat bo mailed on or beforo April
lst,plainly addressed Xo GHIRAIt
DELLl'S CONTEST DEPARTMENT,
20 Montgomery street, San Francloco.
lloro's tho "Limerick."
MMMt ... .,
A Hckly yettwg student at Ylo
Tried te treiif then hlmielf upon lc
But t. wite "Colleie Widow,"
Slid, "Cut it out. Kidde,
KW HmHMtM MM MMWHIUIHM...tu...t ,
irar dellis Co cd
(Less Than a Cent a Cup)
Is made with scrupulous, conscientious care and
old fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity,
goodness and quality. No Cocoa at any price
can be better or more delicious. Your grocer
sells and recommends it.
A IUJAL "PEERLESS" ORCHESTRA
reiploiultut in a lovoly sown put en
train of whlto silk chiffon ovor taf
feta of tho ame lotto, with full
lounUU veil nnd oranxo blouoms and
narriml a shower bouquet of brldo'n
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The maid of honor wore n ow
of whlto ncoorvUou plaltod chiffon
and Vnotian laco ovor grotm iatln,
and carried pink carnations.
Fallowing tho oeromony a rvcep
Hon was held lu the church parlors.
KTiitd h profusion of evorrtrns,
palttm and oamatlon. The Y. M. O.
A. Mandolin Club furnished tho
inuelc
Assisting In roclvl"8 wore Mn.
norgu Drown. Mrs. Harry GUnger,
Mrs. cartton Hmlth and MUs Mara
ret Cospor.
Lunch was sorved la ono tprnor
of tho room In a pretty arbor formal
lo tbo ontwlnlna of rope of pink
aatln ribbon and smllax'. ttttersporoetl
with raraallous and hyacinths. Th
Wlf Althoa Moor4. Uulati Mty
ON, Mildred IUkIoj- and Uerthu Al
Umi a4Uted in trvlait. The Plce Hf
wedding, eako eontnlatag tho ring
felt to Mlw Htmaa Hrown, that ea
talnlHK the iktmUte te Mta Margaret
!rOOHy and AUae Thonia4H sot the
dtm M1m lluwtnk Mi oawitht
th brlduV tmuHM
Awonjf the HMtnaf-tHwa cveesa
wtwo. PtisiH PcUaad. OmhmIh a4
,Mr Uer HatNy. Mm J V. Jlewh.
Krl R WlKglHi aad M Manta
rt WllUeheu, ai Qee. J add (row
AXorla. Vr4 UaaK. f HK-t:
Mra. C'arenae WIUeh Kae. of
HtlvettOR; Mr. Jhwm WaU9. ei
TtUawotik; Ml HbjuwOio FawK, of
Ktckrtrail; Mr. and Mm. Uveae. MIm
MarKttt Lwuiy. Mr. sad Mr. Clee
Utaal mh4 Ww. lrta.l. f aae R
tmm School; Mr U. a Thowas.
wlfhoi of a host of frlonds.
Kltolum Slmwot.
Ml Mario Mutha whoo mprrlngo
to Utuls C. Htrlngor takes place the
latter part of this month, was th
Kttcat of honor a a kltohen ahnwer
Blvon by Mnt. A. II. IHiakwstoln
WiNlnMtlay afternoon. The house
was prettily daeoretod with datfetltla.
Ivy and violet. "Hearts" waa play
ed during tho ntteraoon, and a dain
ty luncheon orved. MU Mutht alo
sang sevoral popular uonga In a plena
Ing manner.
Ml Mutha U a oharming girl and
is iry popuktr among hr friend,
while Mr. Stringer is one of tho. pre
groho young men of the Capital
Cky. Tho gowiU were: Marie
MutU, Hhuhh Maths. MlhlriHl ttoas.
Haul Hargrove. Hrmeniard Carey.
Myrtle KnovHaad. WtlU llaokn
steta and Mrs. Ilonry at. Uetaw.
tNtrtliuut Ownwrt.
Prnatlaeat among the eootal evotttg
of the wwk ta Portlatul wilt W the
eaaeHrt gtvw by Mr lmk Hieha
UuU, a YnHor vkMtHtai. aaaUui
by ,Mtaa Uantrtw a M. HM4e. M
ivHkt, trt tbe ItMliK tbwtr
V4tMKly fttR, ("ebrnary th
361k. Tbe iHMrtta-tes, )raiHiaeHt
)-Mrtk.)Hl wweetjr tadlea r; Mra. A.
H. Kfidkety, Mrs. lUae HbHh Rattf,
Mm. P. I. Maaa Mra, T. Qp)ftrt, Mrs.
Urxn' M. Mt. 5lr. U. C. PW5-
, In Honor uf lUrtlKUy.
Mm. Ohaaaeey RWUot aUrtalaed
with a ohaftag dMb aMppM tat SaU
Hrday vealag for dareaoo RUhott,
the Ogttslon Vtrlag hU birthday Ftvi
huKdrwa mas pkyel later la bo v
aaing. Tho nMMa ware: Mt3
(United Prosi leased Wire.)
llalllnghnm, Waah., FcW 'St' -A
u rosult of nn lnvostlgatlon that ha
boon mndo by Commjsslonprlt A.
HivJIIiiRer, of tho general lnndoflleo
of the governmont, at th requnst of
a cltlnou of Whntoom county. It la
announced that the Individual who
who bar been collecting n fe of $75
for locating pontons on the Southern
and Oregon rallwny land grants Is
simply Imposing on Innocent and tin
Mtspoctlng poraons, nnd that It will
bo Impossible for such persons filing
on the lands to Monro them.
Advertisements have ben sent out
under the name of F. P. Rolfo, ac
cording to the stntomonta mndo by
tho eommlalftouer, that Congress
man Tawney, after a eonferenco with
the commlsalonor of the gtnarnl land
oitloo. Informed his son that persons
so tiling oo u Ul undoubtedly seouro
tho lauds. Tho statements contained
In those advertisements are de
clared to bo false.
Mr. Kate RwHh, Mr, ttt4 Mr. ivl.lae Thap4w. W Mud Klag.
HwnH. ( Twrr aaa KH attloh- MarU Hafw. Hm Cw. of lleod
rd. f Cattane Oro. Mti Sablae DHt. at Purtlibd. b.l
A CLEVER DEPUTY
BUT AN EASY MARK
Saa FraMckco. Krb ti Through
tho stupidity of Deputy Sheriff Mloh-
al Monro. Ralph Rorgolla. ouo of
the most notorious forgers in the
oo u n try. vioaped from custody yes
terday aftoraooa Hargella pleaded
guilty to two charges of forgery In
Judge Dunne's court anil was given
Into the charge of Moor to be taken
eat 40 oaan a draft. More took htm
t the Flat National bank and then
tho prlfSHer asked peraiiMion to see
a (dead who lived ta th Uarbary
Goant dtatrtet.
The pair pred4 m Kearuoy
street, and at l1a lb artoaer In
vtled the density ta o Uv a drink
of watr. Mare arcHe4 cheer IhN
U ami llrglp, be.mibg hblr.
said: "Jnat wait bare a miUHtib"
and dbwmMHt tato tb etbur ttnder
the sahMfttu
Metre wait! aearty half a a hoar
for hbjH la rttura; tkH be ftaally
rvmllswd that tbe ek mtght have
fowmt same nhr mf ont of the
abee. H rmA4 dwa late the cU
Mir am tharo oMMred the pro
ppletw. ttebart 8'emas4 who to
farmed btm tbat the n-toaer had
mad bis eseap bf eMmblag n. high
feaoe la tho rwar et Ut aba.
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" CoafctlaAttea, r Urogalarlty. w
tery aftea the earn of aiok-baad
acao. taaes ramtty MedMlae is
tbd grt prevvaUHvo and cum of
hwdechtf. DrugsUta stl It for SSsl
Malinger KtniHkiiiiotr'a Aggrogn.
Hon Ouo of tlio Finest In tlio
Htato.
Ono thing worthy of special men
tion whloh happened tho past wock
Is tho music furnished by tho Poor
less' orchestra for tho boosters' moot
ing last Tuesday night. It wnB with
out a doubt the best orohostra music
which nan uoon nonrd in bniom tor
years, and tho mombors of tho or
chestra should bo encouraged by all
Half in people to -try nnd keop Intact
etteh a combination. Its manager,
Mr. Stoudentnayor, has over tried to
hotter tho orohostra and band mu
sicians In Saloni. and his violinists,
Mr. I,oltoy Gosuer nnd MIw Lllllo
Mny Stage, are oompetont to play thu
principal violin parts In any combM
nation. It takes years of study to
bocomo proficient in any profession,
nnd tho mombors of tho Peerless or
chostrn hnvo domonstrnted beyond n
doubt their ability to render first
class music. Long llfo to such organizations.
FIVE MEN KILLED 11Y
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
(United Pross Lcnsod Wire.)
Reno, Nov., Feb. 22. Flvo men
working on tho now tunnol for tho
Western Pacific railroad, nonr nock
wlth, woro lltorally blown to plecos
by a dynnmito explosion, according
to roporta that hnvo roaohod Rno.
One report snys two tnon woro put
ting a charge of dynnmlte Into a
hole bored for that pttrposo, and
three follow workmon wore standing
noarby whon tho charge oxplodod.
Plecos of their bodies woro hurlod 50
feHt, Tho victims woro Austrlnns.
NO MORE RICE OR SHOIvS
FOR HONEYMOON CO!
(United Press Leased Will
Chicago. Fob. 22 No mod
or other mlssllos for the gay
groom and bluihlng brldo wbc
their honeymoon over tho
& Northwestern railroad If tl
clals of that corporation hard
way.
Tho first stop towards it
this tlmo-honorod practico -ras
whon tho offlclnls of tho road
nn ordor prohibiting the throw
rico, old shoes, tin cans or ax
olso at bridal parties while th
boarding trains. One of the.
officials said that It often bai
that passengers not lutcestedj
demonstration hnvo (unipiali
getting ears full of rhe or oj
hit by a good-sited shoe intend
tho bridegroom.
NEW
SPRING FOOTWEAR
40
Different styles of ladies' Oxfords and pumps to select from,
and fuHy as many for men. NEW ONES ARRIVING DAILY.
We are carrying the largest selection of Spring footwear ever
shown in Satem. Every pair the very latest creations, in fact we
can not show you an out of date Oxford, as this is our first season
to show them.
Come in and let us explain to you fully, the new points of the
spring footwear. ""
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