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i. i TITS E.VT.I ; SOCIETY .1. J. t ' 4 ,, from rage iwu.J i 1 .CAPITAL JOIIBKAL. SALEM. 033CK sml loagratuluinry iui-s.-ii(;r3 " J" ..... , Secretary and ying diliwrrril lo arri"! yesterday the birth of twin nx.rni nyr. Davis, F. A. Turner outer ecentlv .Mr. and ihs. who i t flitlllCI' ' . .' . Inu-n f rientl mi i'" ' ' been visit'"; in the city the iast i David Huniiti of Wuod- Salo.n riuiisiinv I Mi. a ad Mrs., W. V. .'.,,.-. u..cl.-i sri-ect. Thcv are i and ...1. -.HIV ..i'',,r,. being entertained as 8nnt in .stfrl'Stillg people, . ""U OIIUIIK -ll.tobiicf my will also be en- t.ird bv Hi'' i.. Jonnsons, or VortJi rniii in suvn ........ jjhere. Mr. "unna ,s nn ex-aenn- ; t.inisKu. aim me mtni-isi umi 1 rant-H owner in that state. They ,, their way to the I'anaimi-Pa-ti.'OfH'""-, t .Tunics Kil ward l.udluin left yes t'for Portland whore she will puss ,; : ji,t the liiicKt ot -ir. Ludlnm s .ts. Mr. ai nl .Mrs. J. Porter Lud- ' .: ' ' . ... : . - V ..' : ' . .- . "' . . ' ... . . .' ' .- r- " ' - ' ,' ' , r ' , ' V'ei V ". - ;.. .,'.: ..,.J i: . . N'l'at Will, Yu;" k ;! ,,,,, ' e.-nir.e t the Itri.!..." A.-r two will" "' as fllow(: .Mtv ,, ! oi iris. "fume, my Mai, i i'.im'' and M.ng. ' ' liudnir. What Ail V.iu! tiin. "I Caa Onlv Cnnjerf .. 1,ln';..',s"U' ''''"rns. "Mv Fiiei'ds. Wish tn S,H.:1k to Yon;"' duet. "1 I Won d -Not he a Little Ham-in- I'm ! net: s. the Little Klf. U'l-,-i I 1..IIU1 v.as i. nn-; ' soli, an.l "iirran: Hurrah: The T ; l'asi: " inan-li and fii:ale. 1'rnni-llinn i,m- l.nvelv Oneen t 1 "trims of the Ore-un theater were niMi-h ,,-aM-d with the sin-inj; f enui Cueder, nn the benefit ir,,Knun of the Yoomen ,1-,.. Thnrs.lav and rndny eveainKs. She ilinse a s.nitliein sonj; fur buth iierfoinianees and re sponiled to onthusinstie eneores. SATURDAY. MAY ?fl, 1913. rivE horns. 1 ASS NJ 'Se.. ' . 1 I . I I Ma junior mi- lieni-lini" iHkest Odd Fellow In Dies h Georgia Convention' Fitzgerald, tin., May ert '1'. Iinniel. ,.f (.iriffin Co:mnons Mispion. te st-.-.t. sniidtiy, siotinry meeting; ;i Nt-i-iies Tnedliv "i'.'; i rniay .-in.l Saturday evening at ll'i-hii-li. Mis-inn lunlld meet We, lues- "ay evenini;. ,1. ). i mik out. eiiin- ik, .-u.eihiien,. Miss Majorie Marvin was uie solo ist for the business men's banmiAt at the hotel Marion, Monday evening. : the ono responaea to repeated encores, her original number being "The Little Gray Home in the West," which by thch way, was one of tho most appre ciated numbers on Mme. Alma Gluck's program. Miss Marvin has a beauti ful soprano voice, and is coaching with John Clair Monteith. asked to sin; at the annual Memorial Day exercises of the (I. A. H. which will lie held in the Armory next .Mon day. ,She will sing "The Old (luanl," by l'uul Kodney. and will lead in sink ing America and Patriotic numbers. Hiss I.elu Sinter, daughter of Judge and .Mrs. William T. Slater, who hus been studying piano during the winter with Mrs. Thonius Cniriek Burke in Portland, and stopping with I'ortlnnd friends the while, is with her parents, for the summer, planning on going to Portland every week to continue her studies, until sometime in duly. Miss Mary Schultz, violiniste. gnve much plensure by her playing at the Business Men's linnipiet at the Hotel Marion Monday evening. Each of her number was followed by much enthus iasm and she was most gracious with her music. Miss (ieorgiubelle Booth played the piano ncenmpaniineut both for her and Miss Mnjorie Marvin who wns the vocal soloist for the evening. Mrs. Anna lingers Fish will read a one-net play, nnil Miss I'rie.illn Fleming will intreirit her exquisite Woml Nymph nnd new Spanish dunces in cos tume at the ciitertiiininent given nt the State Norniul school nt Monmouth tonight. This is nn annual nlTnii. nnd is one of the most elulnu-ute social events of the school year, The program will be given in two parts, taking place in the chape and gymnasium. mid Mrs. K. .M. Hofer went to . I.... . i, v;u;t Jilllll yesiciii.i.i ' hi mime in " "' " I'uiviiin, ;;rIiest . 1'ents. V lieiit'fit to be given lit the Ore- leutri'. under the mispiees ot the r liuilil of St. Pn ii I 'b Kpiscoiial U nill not he given June IX uud ,i (iirmerly iiiiiiounceil, the date hav ,m( lii'cn changed to June 24 nnd Jim. J. A. Churchill nnd Mrs. Hus utlin are supervising plans, the "Am, nut ncing eniireiy coinpieicu ft. x Uiznbet h Lord entertained wit! lormul supper party Sunday even ir Miss (jertiude Jones and Merrill A el, ivliose eiif;ageiiieiu was loriil- JinMiui'.'Cil Sutiirdiiy. Many other n ill follmv in their honor. trriuge of Miss Beth Klwell, (iter of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 0. Elwell, .mill Salter of Spokune, Washing nill take place at the home of the ll'j IrJil Leslie street Thursduy. i. Tlic IIIhi'Uk are recent ariiv i ftl, liming their residence here Klwell, being in the office of I he t Afriih-at l oiiiuiission. .Mr. Salter l,-!Ji'iit ;ii the Fniversity of Cali- HI ni'l io'iex, uie youii; unit to I their luiine at that place niter n n trip in 1 'iilifnniia. The innr- j irjalts from a college roniunee, ; i lie(!!ii "lien both were students Mininillc college : " ( The closing exercises of the Oregon ifurriii iHinnies. ivv. sweetbriar wt..f u..i i c.v in., ni;,,i ........w.i t,. h oe 1)1 unusual liueresi uns e,ir. i ur 'inptwi jiven by Mrs. F. A. Legg j iuie ,,lUce in the auditorium of tu. B. I.. Steevl'n lit till" Steeves ,ilc ynltt Christian l-llMVcll, M'edne-ilav Sdrth'Cluircb street, Tuesday (.vi.ning, June ninth nt s : 1 ." o'clock nnd the public is conlinliy invited. 'J'hcre being no gradunles this year, the pro- gr.im will be in the nature of an 0ier- , etta in two acts entiiled "The Out-, Inws of etitpietln. " The caste of char acters will include the following: liudoll', King of Pannnniii Hayinoni) Lcaliey Theirezaire, Chief of the Outlaws.. Wendell Helm Wotto, his l.ieiiteuut n . . Lawrence Shutt Onono, the Lord High Keeper of the Book of Ktiipiette. .. Harry Bernstein (loawai, Prime Minister of Paiiaoiiiii Murk Duedall (nilion, the King's Jester Marion Yantis Veronica. Princess and ruler of f ami Mr,. Harry Wenderoth leave' .. An-asiu . . ATiuHiirri,,. Kl;m,.r I fveinng for S Fi-nnciHco. i J,'"'.v' n'.'r twvr. ' ' "N " .N "' r .thi.y will ,,sh a. fortnight at the , " T,ru",r ,,u "' ralVific Lxnosition l0irl- 'Hie story ot the operetta is 1 . 4 ' must interesting. Pence has just neen jlr, of the Happy Iluur Bridge " between the countries of w guests of Mrs. Charles K. i 'r'",ll"n, I'annonia. 1 inlo f, the fling Wcliiesdav afternoon, Mrs. ' k,I, "' 1 u sbiye to the rigid ir Siinaiiii,,- ', , u viin.i l'-tiipiette ot Ins court, is la ignornnce ?ilt, Koscs r everv I,,... i'.'.,Ll . 1 of t lit terms of the ce )ft color, in -tiie curd rooms. " ' Dim nilur aecireil tlin ,r,l I ! I'he inembeis ami a number of their friends of the ( hiiutamii,-i Ueadin- Cir cle were entertained as guests of Mrs. K. H. (iuodin and Mrs. Frank K. Weill's ntthe home of Mrs. F. V Fscheii, 1 1 "i Court street, Friday afternoon, this being the last social gatheriui of I he hours were ,l,vot..i to telling of the -o,l which had been re ceived during the year's study. Mrs. F. T. Puller also gave readiu-s. Tlo.se nt liesidis the hotesses. were- Porter, .Mrs. F. . ymst. ir.. nine Chappel, Mrs. II. C. Fplev, Mrs. address, -Hubert Davidson. Mrs. II. F. Salmon 1 a. : Mrs. K. Ilorton, Mrs. K. C. Miatou, Mrs. ! Kosebraiigh. Mrs. Anna Walker, Mrs. .Margaret huff, Mrs. F. M. Jasper, Mrs. K. K. Fisher. Mrs. Fnterest, Mrs. White and .ils. Voniij;. Castle Chapel oiuied Brethren, Corner Seventeenth street iiii.l Ni oiaska iivenue, II. B. Dorks. Phone litni. p.ilile schnil, 10 morning worship. 11 n. in.; 'In isiiaii F.ndeavor, li:-l."i p. m.; gospel service, i:lo p. m. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all. - - judge Hob Ceotiiiu, iriand s'ne of the suveieign grand lodge, linie peinlent Order of Odd Fellows, died lore last nijjht from np,i,ll,.y, wilii which he was sfiicken a few hours In fore while addressing the stale conven tion of Odd Fellows. The convention "as rurncii into u lodge of ami adjoin nod. Judge I'aniel. who was 57 years old. was inaugurated grand sire at the Inst 1 sosison ot the Sovereign Crnnd Lodge at Atlantic (."it v. N. ,i. He hml I pastor: for u number o years ,i superior court I jmoc oi vieorgia. tie wns a past nice.. hoaee of the iniiil'oved Older of lied Men. New Bethany Reformed Church to Hold Special Dedication Day Service ' ' '. ' ''.'''!' UUItll llillg presen Mrs. St. Paul's Church Episcopal. Hubert S. dill, rector. Service lor Trinity Sunday, May Jl. Holy cum niuiiiou, 7::ll a. m.;' choral einliarist with adilress, 11 n. m.; evensoiii. and Id p. nt.; Sunday school, The rector will tucacli on "Civic Loyalty aai the lie-oignai.-d Commercial Club" Sunday evening PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR STATE INSTITUTIONS Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Huvey and their daughter. Miss Lou Davey, were com pletely surprised when abiiit .'III of their friends called at their new residence on Leslie street lust nighl, the ul'tair being in the nature of a house warm ing. Five hundred tilled the hours, the guests being members of the Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters, of which both Mrs. Davey and Miss Davey arc members, and their husbands and fam ilies. Tuesday evening a china shower was given for Miss lliilda lloveu. a June briile-iii-rie, nt the home u'' Miss (lar field and Miss Hibby, 2ii."j Lincoln street. The dccoralions were roses and English ivy. ' it Small- Irene Fleming eutortai 1 at the home uf her parents, IJ.Vi .Marion street, Thursday alternnou. The little guests were tor the most part second grade clasHiinles of the miniature hos- tnww, .himt ilnrty-five guests .H- im'H t four o 'clock u dainty ijalicn v. w,...,i l,v the Misses '.'lurid stccvn, wi,,,, Hunt, Dorr'is ' 'Wliill, and Miumrct l.cgge. The tots nerc scati'il at one long, nnd ' .w.-il small tahlo with u yellow rose '4 ill.-li liing cai li ciivcv. rn. Carrie Jd'nemin, of Portland. ted biila.v to puss several days with , F. P. Tiilkiiigtiui and Miss Col'a iiiiBtiui. Mrs. Ilinemun, formerly , here ami litis manv friends to jfinii' le.-r. 1 ' 4 ' ! rt. Hal I). Patton imssed the week ; liirnils in Poitland. 1 i 1 I "I i -t , ' ,JS.. ., 1 .-,' pry. ! -,)'; ..; 'V : . ' 'iwr-; ' 1 1 ' .' t 'i'"'k'v" ;'i Oregon Aiintul Conference. The Church of the Vnited Brethren in Christ will convene in annual sion in this city June ti ll, al Castle chapel I'. B. church, corner Seventeenth' an.l Ncbinska streets. Itishiui W "ell. D. D L. I 11., (,f Los Angeles, al., will preside. He will alo spenk each evening at S o 'cluck. Professor 0. A. Punkhousf r, of Bonebrake semi nary, Dayton, Ohio, will eon. but ti Bi ble institute the first hour of each ses sion. Dr. W. E. Schell, general secre tary of education, is cu-iiing in the in terest of our schools. In connection with the conference the Young People's Christian Einleiivor society is tn assem ble in their branch convention Tuesday, dune I, in a. in., in the evening; 1,'eV. L. L. Eppley, nf Philomath college, will deliver the convention nddress. The Woman's Missionary association will hold their aiiiiuiil session June 7. II. II. Dorks, conference secretary. Services in Pratuin, Ore. h'ev. John Ovall will preach in the Methodist church in Prutniii. lire., to morrow, May oil. al 1 1 a. l me most cii.dially invited to intend. Swedish Tabernacle M. E. Church. Coiner South Fifteenth ami Mill streets, 1,'ov. John (hull, minister. Scr v ices at .'! p. in. mid -S p. in. All s.-an-dinavisyis are most cordiallv invited to attend. Highland Friends Church. 1 Corner of lli-hl I and l-.iai si reels. Sabbath sc'iiool, In a. m.; u t i nu-s for 'wonhip, II a. in. uud S p. in.: I Iimmuiii ! Endeavor, li:l.'i p. m.; prayer rtn iM i ny, I 1 liui'Mlay, s p. in. I nine iiinl hoi -hip ;with us. .Ii.a-phiiie Hoclielt, pastor. ' Phone I Hi,-,. The Oregon state Board of Control -will receive sealed bids for furnishing supplies tot he vuiinus state institutions on June If), l!H."i, at L' p. in nsisting of dry goods, clothing, furnishing, , groceries, shoes, hardware, brooms, drugs, paints, oils, stutionery, crockery, 1 plumbing, etc., for the semi annual pe loid ending December ,'H, HH5. Spoci lications uud schedules will be furnish ed upon application to the secretary. Each bid to be accompanied by a certi fied check in the sum of 1(1 per cent of the whole amount of bid, payable to the Oregon state board i f control, to be held lis a guarantee of the faithful per fonniince of the contract. The boui'il reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept any part of a bid. it. B. (IOODIN. Secretary Oregou state board of control. Ml Ml mm H hi ii ii " .rrt -n u i lV:,J'l,Wi,l ro- - - ' ",v. " Dedication services of the new Beth any llel'ormeu ehiir.-h, corner Capital and Marion streets, will be held all day Sunday, May MO. The Ucrinnn luiigunge will be used in the morning nnd nf tci-iinoa services; the evening sen ice will be conducted in the i.ilgli.-:i langiinge. A number of ministers of the Port And for her life ho died. Elect from every nation I Yet one o'er all the earth, Her charter of salvation One l.ofd, one fuith, one birth; j One hol y an me she blesses. Partakes one holy food, And to one hope she presses, land, Oregon, classes of the lleformcd ' W ith every gracu endued. c:iurch p. in. A coidiiil imitation is extended to all. ! First Church of Christ. Scientist. Sunday services ale held at Mo Che ineketa street, at II u. in. ami N p. in. Subject of Bible lesson, "Ancient nod! Modem Nivronniney, alias Mesmei ism I and 1 1 j i in is in. Denounced." Sunday school at II: Li a, in.: Wednesday evea-l iug testimonial n ting al H o'clock. The nn 1 1 1 n u rooio o this church is lo cated in the Hubbard luiilding, suite1 -nil, and is open every day, except Sun days and holidays, lioin 11:1.1 a, in. to' I p. tu. All are welcome to mr ser vices and invited to visit our reading! . room, 1 A. Musgrovo Eoherin, of Portland, who Is to sing the title role in Men dilfi.';ohtt's "Elijah," at the First Meth odiBt church iio'i'. Friday e'.c. Uij. ; 1 n'onn i n : i-iuli r. Mi, ircling the tables meinbers: Mrs. Edgar i , v,. .-.uipiov, ,virs, imvtii t Mr. Kov Miiu .i W..I. "I'diilJiiig, I which include Ins niiirriage Princess of Arcasia. The Princess hus been brouj trentv with the bv less. Al I u'clock a dainty si raw berry luncheon was served, (i.-unes were en-; joyed later, the children taking their, leave at "i o'clock. Many pretty gifts honored the lilllc hostess, the guest list incliiiliug: Leta Dennis, Letha W'll m:i, l-'erm-ou Moichnol, Alirigal More land, Kobei'l I honte, Frederick Choate,! Maigaiet Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis,! Elizabeth P.iimis, Niiuic Smith, Hose Tin he, Until i hcuowoiih, Dnrothy I In, n h, Kthvlva Kelly. Scluia Martin, (ienev ii v e ISmber, Paul Ehaicr First McthcdlBt EpisiOfrt church, Slate nn.l I hnrdi st,e,.s, l-;)t-h:t i ,1 X. A i.-on, minister. a. in., clnl-li, n s ley exercises by the Sabbath s-hool in the uiolitoiiiini; II a. m seimoa, subject, "The Crovviiia- ol I lie Child "; Saermiient. of Inlaai llaptism will be ndininistereil; J:;!o p. ,.. ,.ass meel mi:: o p. in., Mrs. M. II. I'nroiiiioeiaii will speak at the did People's Home: dUI p. In., the lnteimcd:n!n league will be lead by .Miss Muiicl Sleeves; I-; . in., Miss .Marguerite l'i-lior will lead the Epwnth l.cauue in a Hudy of "Orent llvinns." All the young peo ple are umed to n tti-ii.l ; 7:ir, p, M the Epworth League will give n liter dry and musical progiaui, Oemmu Methodist Church. Corner Tlintoonlli ami i i-nler streets, A. .1. Weigh-, pn-tr. Sun, lay school nt III ii. ni., nnd public unr-diip at 1 1 o'clock; Epworth League at 7:.'lll p. m., and sernion at 1 u clock, sulijoet, "The Civil War." ' ! First CnnSrcgatiO:ial Church. .In, ncs Eivtn, pastoi, Sunday school at In a. in., 1'ioles-or W. I. Staley, , a pei i H 1 1 ii . ! ,i I : M i ml duv will be ob serve, 1 in this church at the noi ning uud evening services; Mollling seivices at II o'clock, Miliict, "I. est W'e For get": evening servile at h; I.-, 0 Villi'!., "Object, ' The Lord b'ei-lielh ": I Ill-is-I iau End- ,' v or at ii. I i, lender, Win. Fleming, suitjo.-t, "Tlie ('all of Foiom Mi?.;-iu:is." "n Tuc-dnv eveniuu the menilicrs and fiieioi- ot' this church me conlially invite, I to altend an indoiir ba-ket pieiM--. The ladie, altendin,; nie reipic--le,( In bung basket llllii h. Dili j -Her Will be .elVed .y inclllbcrs of W'olo all's lllioll at li;.'i. Ifepot-'s will lie reicived ti'Ull i -I'll depa I I incut in, -I I ,'c ! oiiinicn, hit ions will be untile lor le j I' liimlci ot tlie church vein, and a so- j ' in I hour will be i ii j, i cd Thursday I 'night ii tiag at 7:lo; ntielies ni liospeL ol John, sc. cal h chapter. i ttssist the Incut iinator this occasion anil deliver the nddressi-M. ' The public is cordially invited to nil these serv ices. Following i,i the program for the ser vices: Sunday Morning at It) ;:)(). Order of Hoi vice. Devotional eting in the Old Chinch. Ceremony of the Keys, at main entrance on Capitiil street. Procludiiiiu ... Miss Lois l.ieukacuipei Anthem "Mnke His Pruise Cilorious" Choir H, TI Invocation Istuiiding.) Hymn Xo. I "Lord" Snhlmth, How A in in lL The Temple. ' ' Scripture ... licv. A. Deilicat ion I.ituigv nnd Apostles' Dcdiclition Pravcl ami Ant hem ' A ii El el na I ha B. Wil on, Choir I Sermon (Juailet 1 ii t he Sanet nary ' ' . Ii'le, Svnsii Mule (Jii I i nn in-n:l SI alemi-iit mid ( i i'i ll-.-liill No ::u'"i "(lud Fat in r, of All II, -in,;. " ni lii-iii " Mv Soul, Exult the Choir, Cha,i H Bene liction, V. I.ieiikueniper . By the Pastor Creed, D"v gy. I l-'oiiinlut ion ' ' 1 clnn cli port a ml h'ev. (I. Ilnf act-1 I V. A bl riot, I nog. ip.iii. I .mil " (nil-, , Lutheran Church. Ea-t Stat I Eight ,li si t, (Icoige Koehlet, pa-tor. Sn in In v school ill lierman and Kngli-h at III a. in.; ibvilie serv ii al III;. 10 a. m, -No even iug serv ice. Associated Bible BtuiUiits, I. B S. A. Iteglllar weekly llilde slndv ill up stairs hall, southwest comer High and Ferry sheds, Suiulav iiioruing at In nVI.i l. AM llilde stioleiils vv .-l.ini.i-. Xo cullcctioii. Phone (i!is V, Sunday Alternnou nt Still). Oi;lcr of Service, I iivocat ion. .nll,eui "Jesus .May ('.one T.-lav " Cariie M, .laiM,- Clioir, I. Chinch, pollliiiiil, Script nie i. ml Piiivcr. Address ', , . . ,.v. A. E, W v -1- Vi.nrtct " A lilollollii Thing " chr. Paluici II, l,s, I, ,lc, Swisa -Male ijuiiilcl. Addiess Hev, I'., I Scln-id! Hymn Xo. 'JL'I "( Lonl, Bcl'oie Wh II uvea and Earth Dolh Bow." ' ildresil IJ.-v, I' S. I.'hi Anthem "The Home of the Soul ' ' I E. S. I.onnz Choir 1. Chinch, Poitlunil, ( 'I'I'eriiig. , 1 1 v m n Xo. lb'.' " Fol-wi-nl, Be i (in- 1 Wlllcliwoiil," J Lord 's Pinver. Vun rtet, "The tilde" Ilillmliilc, Swiss Mul Bein-dii tiou, 'Mid toil mill tribulation, And tumult of her war, she waits the consuiuiiiiition Of pence forevermore; Till with the vision glorious Her longing eyes ure blest, And Hie g.eut Church victoiioua Shall be the Church at rest. Address Hev, A, F. Lienkiieuiper Anthem, "Thy Kingdom" Choir ,,, , C Hiirold Lowdcn Addiess Itev. O. M. Hirscli Sopruno Sob Selected Miss Adeline Aaderegg. Address Hev. 0. II. Ilieilescl A lit hem, "Thine be the Praise uud CI, 'IV'," II. Flunk. Lenin, in 111 fcring 1 1 v nt ii , " Ml People that on Earth tin Dwell" lOld Hundred) -Ml people thllt till Cllltll tlo dwell, tug to (lie I. old with ctieeitul voice: ,i t-erve with uiirth, hia piuii-e forth tell, Conie ye before liini and rejoice. ;Kiiow that the Lord is (toil indeed; W ithout mil' lliil lie dill us tliahe; W'e nie his flock, he will iih feed, And for his sheep he doth lis lake. (h. enter then his gates with prai.-ie, Approach with joy his courts unto; Praise, biutl nnd bless his inline alvviiys, I'm it is m-ciiiIv no tu do. ,1, Pur vvlivf the Lord our (lud is ;; Ills iiii-i ,-y is t'oiever sure; His troth al nil liun-s I'iimly stood, Anil shall from age to n;;o cinlu-lb-nctliet ion, Doxology, Building Committee, Hev. W. (I. Licnhiiompor, i In, in, ,,,,,; Chris Arms, Sec rctiiry; 0. An.lercgg, I it-usurer; II,,, is Tiil'fli, P. F. K ielsineier. rROUM OUT FOR GRADUATION AT TUB THIIOLOOICAL COLLI''. K While K..I...I Mnlli- II. II. I 'II I II, CI (;,,nitct. X.i ; and u foster-mother in the forest on the frontier, ami on one of her visits to her childhood 's I ic, she ami the king have met nnd fiillea in love. He be lieves her to be a shepherdess. 'J' ""-I. interested i mar-: . . l'"; "'Miss Mabel Smith, dnughter 1 I'"' li"l-'' '"" "" ' ""' Mrs. J. X. Smith to Wul'ren "'" '" ,' which takes' place next j fl'" j,"'." "f,'i ''i""1 ! id the Smith's Court street "f out Inws. lheir c is an old pla Alter .ll,. ;.... vi. i..... I mute of the king s. and ml me triemls ami allies of tl Mountain M , as they cull the Princess. Shu' is derelinilic.l Hot t" become "- I'inncll l.ns been TWn "! U '''I"" "!,''"", ";" 'i'm'','! r.tiquetie, 11 nil einai,,v o... "" , the king must act on his own iuitia- live in abolishing it. she u-ks the i outlaws' help to keep the ling in the 1 forest, and when tin- Pannoinint inmis- search of him. " Shi i I Ii. Lavvi.-uce i-her, I.e. Irene l-'leaiiag, I'ol.eita Wei Hciihaia nn.l Helen IJinier. Douiiie a Fisher. Ilatbaiii United Evangelical Church, rill Cottage street, bet Keen Center Minion. A. A. Winter, minister. 1 1, lo a. in., Piol'essor A. Nidi inn I Ic, siipt-i niteiident ; mm mug uiiFmIiii ,1 set ii. on II ..'clink: Junior II.! I,-...,.... .... I I. vi,. .. ... ....i ii i - ' ' I " ' -' "h- " ii mi .. r. 'I'll.,. I I,. I I VI.. If.. I . ,.'... I """K'T- ; ., p, ,., , Unitarian Church. Meiinii ial day services nt II o'clock ".". - ""' " I - "' -.veiling M,p(V oips 'oge I'aioci ii cosier, 1. i 1 It -I I I I . . SJ . ., ., . ''- .i. ii. p.'-t-, to. i-.. inner, r-ttos ill Vet craiis', Alri. Knzclla I;. Hates, W er .Ink- fi.-t VI. 11..... 11 nn limits will 1,,. nt home at 'tn Avenii,., Detroit, Micliignn. Julii ! 4 , ters n i rive mock prophecy, t. fiillfil lit; but it points out the Piiiit hoaxes them with arranges for it Ii ii it liens that it nf AriMisin riitlier than the M Maid t'S the future 4,0-.' n of Pnini- ' i--In the second 10 t the king is waver ing. He is half inclined to no cpt his fate, vet. aided by the thief of tl"' outlaw's, he attempts to defy l.is minis ters. The outlaws tleniainl an imp. -si ble sum of 111 11. .111. 01. ns an alterna tive, the abolition i f tin- bock of c(i ,U1.tte teims thut are indignantly re fused. The king i" goaded into ti''L"ii nt last, and. bv 11 simple rise. Oiionn. Lord High Keept r of the Book t,l Eli- is himself Mod "' aa no " 1, to sine l,i ov-.n life The alies that tins docs n-t I"'1' .null v from the teia.s ol n" Mr. A. Mi.sgiove Kobarls is to mg the title lolc in Mendelssohn's oratorio. . "Elijah." In be given nevi Endue evening, June I, in the Fii-t AL E. clioi-.-li. Mi. Iliibnit" has inig with great success ill I.1111.I011 and III XeW Vtnk and n her eitits of our own conn tty, so that his appcaian.-e will lie an event of mil i. at iiiipintaii. e. There will be 11 well . lulled ihoins ot I nn, iw, under the directum ol' Dean Mcndelihall. Utile.- Mllto.. will be: Mis. Meinl. iihiid. sopiano; Ai'i-s Fu ;;ale, ailo: Mr, S.-liniiiiin, It-nor, 11 in I Mr. Jon.", bant cie. Mr. 1,'ol.eits will I i.-side at ihe oigh 11 and Mt. William Hnighaiilt. Jr.. wh . i sn well known ti ll 11 aci nii'i lislo-d a.-, oatpaiiist. will pie- si.ie a! tl,,- piano. bodv VI... U...I "I" ""' " ' 111 pairiotic lea-lings. I'.verv invited ; bring vwii fi ieinls, ml: K. I. First Christian Church, Corner High and c-iil.i streets, I-', T, Porter, minister. I' I'. a. 111. , llilde school, Dr. II. ('. K lev. director; II 11. in., worship 1111 I non, sobjeel, "Miiiitniiil Days :, Institutions''; li:li p. in., I In ist in 1, Endeavor, Miss M. Kiutiev, leiitlei: 7 l.'i p. 111,, sleieopti cut sent, on, second ni a .ciies on "Life of ( In ist." Women's Christian Temperance Union. Hev. Dorks, ot ilic I to toil Brethren ' hiir.-ii. w ill -peak at 'li- gospel ni-i v ice in this hall mi s i.-iav May Dn, nt I Men, Priii, SllllllllV- cilllllllitlt ill chaige ol tin Foreign M 1 sn, 1 chiiri h. A plug exercises: ,v the m' 1 ', K, meet 1 ng, -, ' ' M isstulis, Money, 11 iliaige ol the mis ; 7; I t p. 111., sen ice iiiiiau s Iliime and iv So.-i.-lv of the ,10, of special uillsic, ltildit-11 and slnnt ad ilres't go to v lev l. oil Hil-sions. The ollcilllg ttl the hospital I t 111 1 Intnl. Von inlinll. nn 1I1-I to all those scr Buuday Evening, it 7: IB. Order of Service. Hymn, "Come Thou, Almighty King." I 'IViil-lltillll, "Loyalty 11 ml Love" ..Arr, f 1 Lung I .utiles ' I 'hoi us, Sciiptuie mul Prayer. The Church 's one fiiiimlutioii Is Ji-siis ( 'hi ist mi r Lonl ; She is Ins new , nation By w liter inn! the wold: From lit-nvcM he clime ami nouojit her. To be liis holy biitlc; With his own blotnl he bought her, I'olliiwiug is 1 ln progiinti iiiiiiouiicctl tor the Ix 1 111 1 in 1 J (ollige ot Theology: Sunday, , limn d, 1 1 ;illl a ,in ptne.. i-alliuieutt' seimoii, Piccitlelit II. .1. Tab I, ..It. A. ,l D.D., First Mcthiidlat Kpi.l copnl 1 hiiicli. Wc.lnestlav, Julie II, 7:1111 p. 01,, lie ceptioii by President ami Mis, Tnlln.tt to Fnciilty ami Htutlents, Tlllll'sility, June In, L'.-JM p. ni., I.ovn I Fi'ii -t mul Holy I 'ii in ni 11 11 tint, iissciiibly . hall. Weiliiesilav, June Hi, l(P;tlll 11, m., 1 Itinduiitiug Exercises (in 1-0111111011 this year with Wiliamette univeisity 1 Ad diess by Hev. A. W, Leonard, It, I)., p. 111., A In in lit Luncheon. The giuiliiales mo Jno. M. Ilixaotf 11 ml Milton A. Mnrey, 1.1. 1). If it'$ for tain, a Want Ad will ttll it. Journal Flrsl The pa-tn , I In the iniiioi 1 n-t of Hi, I, adults 011 --The I're.diyterlaii. ll l. I limit, will oligl'-galioii t Unitarian Church!? mount 1 Inisti III III" the ev 011114 choir. Ic.l .. I he I-1 e,n ng lllg. Slill'lll 1 01011. .1 1.1 1 e-tli. Ic-it I -I'll---1 ,11 I ipii'tte, llbolit it king 1 him pi 1 Bridges (Miss SteUa iovd r "I Of fist , 8-B 11TUPI OICU4 K,?-'M M" E' P' Walker of Bl7 tfMt. She win i,, ,v,. b itii? for NwPort to pass f ith k..rore 'cturnlnf to her :hV pare", Mr. and Mrs. fC'L'!1"' for the rammer. peace tr.-iitv. ami ' "" - ' hi. veiled liridc The piny ends with his jovful r gnition t-f his huh l-ve -the 'Mountain Maid. Ihe fust part -of the entertainment will op.-ti wtth an I overture ami introdiiction foll'd b. ,,. horns nmi solo number- as programme. '('1 "Siair Hev F.'l' the Lite of H II I Outlaw Bold:" .l,"ri- "f g"1" 1 Companions. Let's !..- ay: 'Win. Comes Tins Win!' - m ;.. " ' oaie 11 I ... " . ttori.s and solo Ever See n Maiden: " I I'topi.-ttt-: " se!.. and ' h I That the Kin-: " l'i'. Mr. 111. 1 Mi-. Harvey UeH... the-i t Im-gl-n r l;..l'i ila. 1111. 1 Mi- Ida Sun I -,-. will i.a s 'tl,.. wo k end with V ''"l,h""' 1 '"; . . Cotii.-r of .'I I.e. nnd C in I lindge vv.ie cin led tag- stie.-ls; Ki.l.nnl r. list her. A, .... I lt. (I II. s. t, In n 11 ' 1 'ii.ii,l..'is ol a . ( jt HiiJ,. ,1.,., ,lt liijit. i come. -lit;--";. I guests. Mil . , . t woe , in ""' "'"' "' t rating. M.. i"..g- l-'- ' " ' "' hostess ' assistant, g s out-. dc of club ( , intin.i. " Sp. nl lin.-if by M.ss members being Mi. Law rein T. Mm- J Innez li.-ni 10. .iipaiiied bv ris. Miss I'nlislsi M.-oif. Mi' A. Irwin. Mr. Win. skinnet. Mrs. Walter and Mis. Clolge I.. 'cl:a.-.-r. llent-.l.. i.g,il,i-t, ' ' I I . Pi.tli an.l a and D. ad." E. Le. . at. -t I il. ,-.,-l .-ni Wnl-n. I p III ler III tie meets at p.,,1. "Th in the 11 no' y vOvvi'TT 1 cr1' i I The 1. 1 the ClO-llll c Of ll.ll US ids III morn II- III. I',,,,,- tables iTliuisdnv alt, -lt .M.Clellaa ti-t.it ciiril 1 lab. ami " moi111.11 ' '" hi t n The Sab 111 sv nipliot hold. I tliiid 1 tin. the l'ilst Cnglcglltl ,i-t seven o'clock. Vl musicia.t.t have enroll, re.-tioll of W 1 1 1 in III W a Portland. The al.l.nlli III,- CM held - Oak Mission, at " .at and itiolnig Ii; Itl-O lllectnig lav and I'li'lnv- s al 7 I '.. nn ai e nr. id d to 1 hailt-s Scllilfl, Sllpcl lateinlciiE li 110 .. I I :i nig nt e,v In till is evening in linn h lit hall ,,rly 1 l.i.ty I"'" I il miilcr the di 'ace Crnhani. "T Mrs. i.pc.ietl ' Ciine , I-. 'ii-. 1 "Tl the Eti I.I.I You It Isn't t S-.'IIK it Day I A n n a tla-.t nt lo-r st'olio is having unn.iia Already she linlav lH-gan dren. Wil li If l(.,eers Fish 1 in ilrsinittif etprtios :,:: North Liberty stro t I ,ii--,-,-.s it- her work. lias 11 large adult cl.'". 1""' Inn- t lass nf . Inl- It n nan talk in hi s , he is fooli-h t Social Service Meeting 11,.. 11 in- ae-iiiil sv ntp..- I,;,. l-i in. I U ebctcr will ti'. c, .. ii. I'o.t : Col, w ill r, pn -. "t the Sons Mi.. Ilnzi'lln E, I, 1,.r tlo' Woliiuli 's Mn. ILIbe Hirtg.-s nittl Mr. Th-in,t- (inb-ntnini will ,.g .... I.-lg.'" . Ki.h mil (in. pntri-lf lea-lugs. En-n Itodv IliV tc. to II Il.elinill.il si 7:l-i Siitl.l. ' .Leak r,i E. II. . f.-r w of etc. mi Bat-" "ill H.'ll.-f OT Bi.nl Ii Kuiem Frlinids. Coiner 11.' Sooth ' ooiit'cr. ml and Washington .In-.-ts, II. E. I 'fin lie 1 1 nil, ,. ,.1.11. Dilile s. hool al I'i a. 10., It. 1 . M-les. s,ipeiin'ei...til. .Meeting for wi-i lin- an i 1. i'i.. It. ng at II h. in. and And tlic ltc-Ur,'aiiii'( (diiiiiticicia! Cluli. To I'd! Hiscusscd nt St Paul's Church ('(incr Cliurch uud liciiicl-.clit Strci'ls Toinorrow Mvcninjf Si-mccM nl 1:'.'M and 11:00 n. m. at 7 :'W p. ni. and i . i i lllg at 11: I ei; liav.-i ttllt.n ng ol tin Ei ( in, -l - p. in,. M'- Pniterson, lend :i t nig Thin "-lav Ht 7 ; 1.1 p I In uitinihly business- ment i liiin li, . Int. -ill l.v Ho Peopl. Kalcitt Mission, enter and ' iiMni-i D. K. p: ml, I). X. l.e-. I'rei.chiiig pastor at I and 1 p. in. 1 iniiig s it ting. 7;l.'t; pinvcr luectniu .,lnv ev.nittg. M-t-t me at the M-ssotn. i I g""P" First Baptist Church. , nitdnv ..hool. U i-'t. W. F. I'n-ler, i--mi i lot-ni : iioiriiiii- senium, " i he nstiv of tr-;iuis' ; evening .t-rve'e; I toiiig; go-pel M-rnmii. r i ii. irrr Old, now and proM)i'itivi' nicnilicis of tin: coinmcrciiil cluli arc especially ui'ned to attend. WE CHOP THE CHOPS for you nny thickness or si- ami , ff any part you like Inst- lamb iliops, pork chops, mutton chi ps, Venl chops, We do Ihe seme for yuii with rousts, steaks, clc. We una tn pbi.se even if wi. don 't make a cut. INDEPENDENT MARKET, 1W 8 Coinn.eiclal Fhtitu IZ'i W If: MsV,rr PfWf TM-Sfc-'