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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-23
BE Strong

Why not be strongP Why not have
a good appetite and a good digcstion2
Why not feel well and hearty all the
timer You can just as well have il
your own way as not, for there is
strength, vitality, power, and good
health in every bottle of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Always keep it on hand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-23
A MULTITUDE STARVING.

Associated Press. Morning Service.
PICKING, June 22.-There are now
100000 people starving in Kwangsi and
the number is increasing. There are
many deaths.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-23
THE srAND1hC OF THE CLUBS.

The following table shows the games and lost this by
all the in the league Reading the dates in the column
show games against the heading the columns while the foot
gs under the perpendicular columns show the total lost by
each team
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.

hCAA AAhA NEAL rs - A@s
H. A. PLETTNER, FruitvaIe Station
sl50o-cottage OF rooms and bath; hard IN
Ished; hot and cold water; high base
menti chicken house; city water; lot
6ox116; near High st.
s1soo-New S-room cottage: hall, bath, patent
to i date; only s blocks to F'ruitvaie sta
tion; most convenient to party working
in the city.
sisT5-A beautiful new colonial cottage Of 8
rooms, bath and large hail. model cot
basement; fronting on macadamized
street; in the most central part OF Fruit
vale residences; lot 5Qx170; just short
walk 10 Fruitvale station
SI7ooA new cottage of 4 rooms; bay window,
hall and bath. pantry. closets and all
modern conveniencee; city water, ETC. I;
lot 75x200; fronting on two streets; F.;
nicely elevated and most desirable place
for residence.
S2oOo-A choice corner Of one-half acre, with
new modern broom cottage, hall, bath
and high basement; fruit trees; an ideal
place for health and comfort; easy
s1soo-Good broom cottage. bath and base
ment; one block from East 14th St car
line and 8 blocks from Fruitvale sta
tion; lot 5Ox2T5; all fenced, lawn, fruit
trees, chicken yard etc.
H. A, PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station.
W. z RUDELL,
Cor. FruitvaIe ave. and Washington St,
Fruitvale, Cal.
s9Oo-House hard-fnished rooms and bath;
high basement: lot 50XS0; blocks from
station; $500 cash, balance SIS 40 per
month.
s14oO-House Of s rooms and bath; high base
with force pump; lot z5x145: $500 cash.
balance SIG SO per month will buy the
home.
S1sOo-House Of 6 rooms and bath; oak mantel
and hreDlace; lot 35x1oo; two blocks
from Frutvale station: $500 cash, bal
ance SIS per month.
s25Oo-Store with rooms and bath upstairs;
good business location; large barn; well,
windmill and tank; near Fruitvaie ave; /;
$500 cash, balance s25 per month.
s27oo-House of % rooms and bath; large lot.
with abundance of flowers and trees;
commanding Gn extensive view of the
bay and Castro Valley Haywards); this
is a bank sale and is worth invesigat-
ing; terms to suit.
For rent-House Of five rooms and bath; man
tel, etc: l block from station; partly
furnished.
". E. RUDELL. corner Fruitvale ave- and
Washington st. Fruitvale. Cal Ofhce hours
SlOoo-4-RoOM house and bath: lot 5Ox12o;
easy terms.
s2eoo-e-roOm house. all furnished. and
barn; corner lot, 100x20o
S190O-6-room house and bath; modern;
street macedarnized.
$3.50 per acre-11 acres, IN Fruitvale.
Se5o-4-room house; large lot.
s1eOo-s-room house and s-room house; large
lot: street work done.
Apply ALAMEDA LAND CO..
1851 23d ave,
East Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses we're issued
yesterday:
Emile c. Merry. 21. city. and Medora V.
Harvey NJ Willeford. 25. Emigrant Gap, and
Ella NJ. Carey. "a. Colfax
William L. Sayre. so. 437 Haight street ana
Ella Feeney. II, 81 Tiffany avenue
william K street. =. 43 Sixth street. ana
Lenora b. Lewis. -, IS Ninth street
Silverstone 25. city -
Benjamin Olympic. SO. 127 Flevanft .--.-,,.
and Helene Camin. 80. 1T Third street
aired J. McCaddon. Is. 516 Ellis street ana
Mayoelle Francisco, q. 743 Folsom street.
Charles Z. Roberts. So Roseberg. Or. ana
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
ALIENS SPECIAL LIST OF HOUSES

ALIENS SPECIAL LIST OF HOUSES.
SIo50-A neat little 4-rOOm COTTAGE slightly
slsoo-G5od Broom cottage; lot fenced; fruit
trees and plants.
SI500-F'cur-r0cu cottage, with lots; good
place Tor chickens
so000-Go0d 7-rC0m house, nearly new; large
lot
So50O-A very nice Groom cottage; paved
street. large lot; on car line; nr. station.
S2650-Nery nice Groom house. new and mod
EN-. on paved street
S32J0-A very nice 7-rOom house; corner lot
Oh car line
s4000-1Iodern T-room house; on car line;
near station and university.
Ss7J0-1Iolern house OF j rooms; central To-
cation. close 20 university and station.
650oo-SuhstauUaI well-built house Of Is
rooms. GA a leading avenue; near uni
versi-y; leased at $40 per year; a fine
Investment
5000 large, 2-story. modern, Groom house;
large corner lot fine location.
ST0oO-IfCuse OF IS rooms: large lot; choice
location: close TO university.
S6J00-A lerge and choice corner 3 building
lots; central s-rCom house; fine grounds.
LYMAN ALLEN, 2129 Center St, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

l1I2 broadway, Odkldnu.
S12. oo0 INCOME $126o PER ANNUM
One of the best sets of flats in Oakland; con-
tanning four modern flats of rooms each;
every modern convenience; elegantly built,
and in location that insures best OF tenants.
$17,5oO
One of the best pieces of property in Oakland
Tor speculation; lot I5x100; between Broadway
and Washington St; present improvements
bring in S130 per month; can be increased to
$50; the land alone on this street is held at
$500 Der front foot.
Very fine lot in Berkeley 20ox115; close to
Telegraph ave-; street work all done; land
$50 per foot within month; has fine future !;
just the place to build new homes.
Choice piece OF business property on San Pablo
ave-, where land values will surely double
within the next few years; the improve
ments are very fine, and leased to first-class
parties, and pays good income.
34-NEW HOMES
We are building "a choice homes in different
sections OF Oakland; all are two-story and
contain from to rooms each; all locations
and contain the latest modern improvements: /:
prices range from $4,000 to $4,000. and can be
mad on any terms desired.
WOODWARD. WATSON & CO,
1172 Broadway Oakland.
Corner Fourteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
MUSICAL TNSTRU0IEYTS-

~oooo~o.o10ooo.~oo-o.oo
AS special bargain selections for the holidays
Behr Bros, new upright mahogany. $295;
Conover. Italian walnut $265: Hallet &
Davis, mahogany and walnut. $3.50 $500.
Chickering. rosewood and mahogany, slS5
$299; j Steinway, rosewood and walnut 1855
$295, $335; Heine. mahogany, s2s5; Knabe.
rosewood. $1S5; Krell, mahogany. $247: Vose
mahogany. $2i5: Schiller. m@hogany sieS:
ssn5 Emerson s1s5 Ne% ngand sgs sfg bnT
walnut S1e5. $685. Stark & Stack, S1S5: Nc
Phail, $l35; Fischer. S1l5: Crow & Christie
% lin. chapel organ $s5 Smith 4Snn A@erican K nam or
Ean HiEh 70 top a4e $4e ta 5ty 17 ethers HEINE
Always over 200 pianos to select from, in
cluding Americas best makes
A FEW GOOD uPRIGHTs-
A Schumann; mahogany case --......... .s155
Boothe; walnut case. .................$ $165
A BOothe; walnut case. ......... ..... S160
A Mason: mahogany case..............s SIP
a Mendelssohn; oak case. s195
Sterling. Ncse. Storey & Clark. Haines and
Chickering; slightly used; fully warranted:
easy payments.
BENZ. CURTAz SONS. 1920 oFarrell st
No Branches in San Francisco.
A GREAT many people in this locality are
talking of the wonderful musical results that
be obtained easily with the Simplex
piano player. They can be seen and heard
in our wdrerooms at any time and this is an
invitation for you and your friends to call.
At the time what beautiful pianos
MAUVSfs MGsfc @ coz SS psei 4ss Market 81 1ENo
ANY piano sold by us taken back any time
within two years and full purchase rrice al
lowed peerless Knabe at regular
price: you only 23c day buy
piano from KOHLER & CHASE 80
OFarrell st: established 1850.
A FISCHER upright or sale by pIvate party:
SIS: make cash offer c37 GeaFy St
YOUR piano be made for one-quarter
the cost OF buying; send for booklet Pierce
Piano Factory, Market. l4th and Church sts
SOHMER. Byron Mauzy pianos. Cecuian piano
player. BYRON MAUZY. 3OS-312 Post st .
FAMILY going TO ST. Louis will sacrifice eIe-
CANT Steinway upright plano. 316 Turk st.
BEST renting pianos in city for So per month
SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO CO.. $50 Hayes ST
SACRIFICE-Elegant 3-pedaI upright; cash or
installments Schmitz & Co.. 10 McAllister
THE WILEY B. ALLEN co, 9Jt Market St
Steck. Everett. Ludwig and other good pianos
A GOOD steinway upright. $ls5: make cash
offer. 237 Geary st.
SUPERIOR violins. zithers. old and new H.
MULLER. maker. repai-er. Latham place
CHEAPEST and best IN America-The Weekly
Cail, 10 pages. sent to any address in tbs
United States or Canada one year for 81,
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

L.AYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
460 and 4G2 Eighth st., Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

CHOICE INVESTMENTS
For Sale by
WOODWARD, WATSON & CO.,
1172 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

$50, ,oo0-Corporation sale; fine modern business
block; 3-story; specially adapted and
located for department store or office
building.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

$41, ,b00-The finest unimproved business corner
IN the market; 100x100; producing
bank rate OF interest; will double in
value in less than years.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

l500-Cottage OF rooms and bath; hard nm
Ished hot and cold water; high base
ment; chicken house; city water; lot
60x116; near High st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

H. A. PLErTNER. FruItvale Station.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

s1s0o-Good broom cottage. bath and base
ment; one block from East 14th st. car
line and 8 blocks from Frutvale sta
tion; lot 5Ox215; all fenced, lawn, fruit
trees, chicken yard, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

oo-New t-room cottage; hall, bath, patent
toilet. etc: all nicely finished and up
to date; only blocks to Fruitvale sta
ton; most convenient to party working
IN the city.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

S2000-A choice corner Of one-half acre, with
new modern broom cottage, hall, bath
and high basement; fruit trees; an ideal
place for health and comfort; easy
terms IL desired.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

"a beautiful new colonial cottage Of 8
rooms, bath and large hall: model cot
tage Of the latest improvements; high
basement; fronting on macadamized
street; in the most central part OF Fruit
vale residences; lot 50x170; just a short
walk 10 Fruitvale station.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

INVESTMENTS.
$40 000-Corner; hotel block; S-story building,
stores and office; 100 feet frontage;
adjoining the banking center OF Oak
land; the safest investment with an
assured future that there is In the
market; compare this with the $50, 900
sale made by this week; see US at
once as present price Will be ad
vanced when contract expires
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

GOA new cottage of 4 rooms; bay window,
hall and bath, pantry, closets and all
modern conveniences; city water, ETC.. {;
lot 75x200; fronting on two streets;
nicely elevated and most desirable place
for residence.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

THE E. P vANDERCOOK COMPANY. 1o16
Broadway. Oakland; and room 80, second
floor, Mills building, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

DIVIDEND nOtice-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Con a dividend. No. 40 of fifty cents
(5Oc) per share on the issued capital stOc K
OF the company has been declared payable at
the office OF the company. rooms 2O2, 2O4
206 Hayward building. San Francisco. on
Jan. TO- 1908. Transfer books close Jan 81
1908, at noon. j. r. LEAVELI. Sec
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

$S5. ooo-San Pablo ave. business place; 65 feet
frontage; 3-story building.
$32, 6oo-Fine modern corner brick building;
rents $1,000 per annum.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

W. E RUDELL,
Cor. Fruitvale ave. and Washington St,
F'ruitvale, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, corner California and MONTGOMERY sts.
For the six months ending December 81.
1902, dividends have been declared on de-
posits in the savings department OF this
company. follows: On term deposits az
the rate OF ) 6-1O Der cent per annurn and
On ordinary deposits at the rate OF per
cent per annum. free Of taxes, and payable
on and after Friday. January 2, 1903. Dlvl-
dends uncalled for added to the prfrcl-
pal after January 1. 1908. J. DALzELL.
BROWN. Manager
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26

W. w. Harder of Portland, general
agent for Oregon for the Southern
Mutual Investment Company, was in
the city Wednesday.
DIR. w. II. Thomas and wife. of Chi.
cago, arrived this morning on the
overland train. and will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hofer, of East sa.
lem.
Master Edwin Daue has returned
to his home near Oregon City. The
lad has been attending Lincoln school
in this city. and making his home with
Fred Hurst
II. w. Stone. general secretary of
the Portland Y. NJ. c. A., returned to
his home this morning. after attend.
ing the Lane-Fletcher wedding in this
city last night
Sheriff w. A. Story, of Portland.
was in the city today. Mr.. Story will
tomorrow ofiiciate at the first hanging
he has been called upto to conduct
since taking charge OF the Office The
condemned man is A. l.. Belding.
l.. b. Geer. former state land agent.
has gone to Portland Mr.. Geer's
son Bert, is making preparations to
go to New York soon where he will
enter the employ Of the Journal under
Homer Davenport as a cartoonist.
Mrs. Scott Bozorth and children and
Mrs. Helen Dearborn. Of Portland
leave this afternoon TO make their IN.
ture home at Portland Mr.. Bozorth
will continue at his present work. as
manager Of the Pacific Homestead, at
Salem,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26

The marriage OF Miss Frances l..
Lane 20 John Fechter, Jr., both of this
city. on Wednesday evening, was one
of the simplest and prettiest home
weddings OF the season. The ceremony
was performed at the coy cottage Of
the newly-married couple, at No. 4l9
Court street in the presence OF about
go Of the immediate friends Of the
parties. by the Rev. +. w Cline. pas.
tor OF the Salem Baptist church
The home OF the new Mr.. and Mrs.
Fechter attractive in appearance,
and convenient in arrangement, had
been nicely decorated for the occa
sion. The front parlor, in which the
wedding service was celebrated, was
in white and green the back parlor In
yellow and green. while the dining
room was beautiful Ia pink and green.
In the decorations smilax. daffodlis
and carnations were principally en-
ployed The service was simple in
the extreme, but impressively beautl.
ful. Miss Edith Ragan. gowned in a
creation OF Nile green albatross,
played Mendelsshon's wedding march,
20 the measures OF which the bride
and groom, both unattended. entered
the parlor from opposite apartments.
and. meeting at the entrance TO the
front parlor, retraeed their steps be
meath an arch OF evergreen and other
floral decorations TO their station be
meath a basket OF beautiful flowers
where the ceremony was performed.
The extending Of congratulations was
followed by the serving OF delicious
supper The bride was attired IN
white organdie. and carried a bouquet
OF carnations.
The bride is the only daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs d. r. Lane. old aud re-
speeted residents Of this city. She Isl
a native Of Salem. and one Of the most
beautiful and estimable young WO
man Of the Capital City. where she
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26
BETWEEN THE HEATS.

Texus. the gray mare Len Rennick
started at Hartford, WAS timed a mile
IN 2:lI. That was her first start,
The only harness racing circuit In
Vermont has just been organized az
81. Johusbury. Seven tracks are In
cluded In the list.
The black trotting gelding Alley
which was expelled at Rcadyillc last
fall, recently broke on part or his
hoOf AT Albany aud cannot be started
for some time.
George Il. Woodln Of Boston has
purchased OF elem Bcuchy, Lexington.
the three year-Old trotting iilly Dode
by MOwnette She IN eligible To the
kentucky Futurity.
one of the most noticeable things
this season is Geers' apparent change
iu methods. II used To he good betting
that he would lay up the hrst one oF
two heats. Now IL Is good betting he
will not
Frank Doble has turned san Temo
by Arlon. back To his owners, The Bar
rs brothers OF Boston. This horse viii
soon huyc worlds record 10 his cred
it-that OF having more drivers than
any other horse in The country.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26
PINFEATHERS.

BOnemeal mixed with the soft feed
- good preventive OF leg weakness IN
growing fowls.
Never try 10 keep chickens. turkeys
ducks and geese In the same quarters
Their habits aud appetites are too
much at Variance,
For the laying hens the best OF stim'
ulants are clean water clean aud prop
er fuod and clear and comfortable
quarters, with plcnt! Of room for
rulgc.
The duck Is an Industrious forager
aud Is able 10 pick up good portion
OF its food. Where ducks are rightly
managed they has more eggs than
hens. and the eggs are larger
IN making mp the breeding yards IL
is better 10 have small cockerel and
large hens than 90 have = large cock
erel and small hens unless some spe~
cial object Il desired in breeding.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26
20, rrnmatc MARRIAGE.

II Is a superstition Ia some parts or
England that after young couple
have departed for their honeymoon hot
water should be poured on the thresh-
)ld IA order that other marriages may
follow With this end in view the
D dc's girl friends will sometimes
dr"nch the doorstep with boiling wa
ur from kettles heated Tor the purpose
o. keeping the threshold warm says
Home Notes.
ln Iceland another plan Is In vogue.
There the bride. on reaching her hus'
bands house. has 10 give dinner
,jnkcd with her own hands 10 show
how well she has been Instructed In
the parental home. n she succeed in
pleasing The guests, her skill does not
ouly rebound 10 her own honor but
also 10 that of her whole family and
her sisters having shared In her "''i
catiOnal advantages. ere c"r1.@ered
likely 10 make gcei yves
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26

is popular with a wide circle OF ac.
quaintances. Mr.. Fechter formerly
of Sacramento, has for several years
been located at Salem, where he is
general secretary OF the Y. M. G. A.
He is a young man of worth. and is
highly esteemed The young couple
received many beautiful presents, in.
cluding costly set OF pearhandled
solid silver knives and forks from the
board of directors of the association
for which Mr.. Fechter Is serving as
secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Fechter have begun
housekeeping at their pleasant home
on East Court street. They have the
best wishes of their many friends for
much happiness.
Those witnessing the ceremony were:
Mr. and Mrs. f, A. Virgins, DR.. and
Mrs d. F. Lane, Miss Edna T. Pohle,
Miss Edith A. Ragan. Miss Louise Van
Wagner. Mrs. ID. W. Matthews, Miss
Alice Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Hend.
ricks, Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Atwood. MIR.
and Mrs. T. Holverson, Miss Oskie
Matthews, II. w. Stone, of Portland; (;
Will Hobbs, p II. Sroat. o. l.. Ragan.
l. L. Nicholson, Miss Elizabeth Hol.
verson. MIR. and Mrs. G. Brown MIR.
and Mrs. II. II. Ragan, Miss Burse
Reddick, of Oregon City: Miss Flor.
ence J. Mosher; Mrs A. A. Cunning.
ham, Gertrude Cunningham. Mrs. c.
ID. Clark Mr. and Mrs. ]. Il. T. Tut.
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Cross. MIR, and
Mrs. T. b. Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. C. p.
Bishop Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II, Al.
bert Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rigdon, MIR.
and Mrs. ~ J. Damon, Ralph Mat.
thews. Mr. and Mrs ID. j. Fry. DIR. u.
NJ. Hurd, Miss Mary Clark and John
Clark Mrs F. G. tcIdnch, and Mrs
|. l.. Leith
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26
Es:.!, Es:s! 6: Social Realm3
J,nkIn lloyd Jones to Lecture.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones 70 Lecture
Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, whose
name is a household word in the
states OF the Mississippi valley, and
who is well known also in the other
narts of the Union. will lecture at the
Unitarian Church. corner Of Chem.
eketa and Cottage streets, Friday
evening of this week, March 27, at
o'clock. Mr.. Jones was general sec.
retary Of the Parliament of Religion
at the Chicago's Worlds Fair. and Is
now secretary OF the Worlds Con.
gress Of Religion, and is now visiting
the Pacific Coast in the interest Of
the last named organization. 1t is a
matter of particular congratulation
that It has been possible to secure a
lecture from Mr.. Jones, and he should
be greeted with a large and repre-
sentative assembly. There Is no ad-
mission fee. and the public is cor.
daily invited. a collection will be
taken to cover local travelling eX'
Dpuses
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26
HERSCH
LOOMS
WEDDING
A Brilliant Salem Social
Event
John Fletcher. Y. MIC. A.
Secretary Takes a Bride


A very lovely wedding was solemn.
lied at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hirsch this afternoon. at /
o'clock, when their daughter. Miss
Lou, became the bride of Mr.. Byron
Edward Loomis. of Portland Men.
delssohns wedding march. beautiful
ly interpreted by Gesner's orchestra,
announced the arrival of the bridal
party. First came Judge wolverton,
who officiated as minister. then the
groom and his best man his brother,
Mr.. Frank A. Loomis. then MIR. and
Mrs. Edwin Earl McMahill Of Portland
next Miss Gertrude Hirsch as brides.
maid, and last the bride and her faith.
er The bride gowned in Ciel blue
crepe was an ideal picture Of blue
flower personifed. An immense bou.
quet of brides roses were a compile
tion of a very sweet picture. The
matron OF honor, Mrs. Edwin Earl Nc.
Mahill, of Portland. sister of the
bride. was stunning in very swell
champagne silk crepe, that, with its
charming color effects. was a bouquet
Of lovellness Miss Gertrude Hirsch
the bridesmaid was charmlngly
gowned in green twine etamine, trim.
med In heavy cream lace.
The groom was attended by his
brother. Mr.. Frank A. Loomis. Judge
C. A. Wolvorton performed the cere'
mony in a very impressive and digni.
fed manner
Mrs Hirsch wore very pretty
pearl gray brocaded silk.
After the ceremony the guests par.
took of dainty refreshments of sal
ads. ices. cakes and coffee.
The house was transformed into a
bower of green. From the reception
hall into the parlors and dining room
the hall was massed with potted
plants, umbrella plants and begonias
The front parlor was tropical looking
with palms. The bay window
was interlaced with an Ivy screen or
which was white lovers knot o
ribbon and tulle. The dining room
was almost entirely covered with Or
egon grape. holly and festoons of ivy
from the -four corners of the cellinl
10 the chandelier. and white rlbboni
and smilax down from the chandelier
TO the table. The table contained two
silver candelbra-on either end-a cut
glass bowl in the center with whit,
carnations-and the lucky brides
cake There was quantities OF daffo
dis banked on the mantle piece. and
with bowls of vlolets in all Other
available space, the entire place was
worthy an artists praise Gesner's
beautiful orchestra excelled them
selves in playing all their loveliest
numbers and the pleasure Of tho
guests was enhanced by their music
The young couple departed on the
4:34 train for Portland, where they
will make their future home.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-26
Gave Final Dance.

The members of the Capital City
Gaiety Club gave their final dancing
party Of the season at Tioga hall last
night. There were many in attend
ance. and the music Of Ristine's or
chestra and the pleasure Of the occa.
sion were made the most Of. This
club during the winter gave a num-
ber OF parties that were greatly en-
loyed The young men constituting
the membership OF the organization
know how to entertain, and they have
this year sustained the reputation of
the club as a popular social organi2a'
tion of the Capital City.