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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1920)
THE SUNDAY OKEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 17, 1920 ' ,-Zg Mi. I I "l I f '-I I 'J TPgsBsiwKBe 1 - ..s-r" $. . "' sJ- " v5S l ,1 f h .11 T hr r- v. 4 TfJ ? am W a&a' -m I life HiA!WBt 4 4 v. vw-vW - 1 y-,- , X 3j Vfe'v, - - , - i.yA - J Till - -.r,'V x -v.: - I I '"'v-' I (g) i r I LwliK iLLI I iy h -ViVX-.d il1 "'"!) UiS ' ' ''SV 4? iMears. a recent bride wlio was married i bride-elect, and Miss Martha " Hoyt. i ter of the hostess and fiancee of I !,MklM,'''' HOpjr Xfy T!ETtsfl - -VV TJ at Medforl Autumn foliage, gay asters and Lewis Woodworth. Her marriage .s ' ViJV 'li&Srf' . . mirrmiZimsMjfmSt'. . -.V' I Mrs. Mears entertained Tuesday, and I chrysanthemums formed the decora-1 ,,-m .n t... k. ,w- . I "-'hafefcaKsfesasiS' v' t - 0 KB after the other the engage ments are announced, there Is a whirl of entertaining for the orldea and then the weddings are sol emnized. Society keeps occupied in benefit parties held for pet charities and Tlsltors that are honored. - iJe wonder the debutantes haven't had any special honors. Well, the deb utantes of nowa-days go away to ollege and finishing school and re turn filled with enthusiasm for some special career of art. literature, so cial service work or for a try at the business world. Then come along the suitors and. the engagements are her alded and society maids just skip over the debutante time. It was the war that changed things. Now the frivolous butterfly time isn't enough to make the fair maid perfectly happy. She enjoys it. but her life must be broader and more construc tive than that of a society belle. A most charming and popular so ciety girl who has the happy faculty for combining work and play and getting the best out of both and giv ing the best to both is Miss Alice Madison Dabney. who surprised her friends yesterday by announcing her betrothal to Kenneth A. Moorea, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Moores of Salem. Miss Dabney Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pope Dabney of this city. She Is i graduate of St. Helen's hall and' of Miss McClinfbck's of Bos ton. Mr. Moore was graduated from the University of Oregon and is now st the Boston Institute of Technology. He was a lieutenant in the aviation service and is a Kappa Sigma mem ber. The wedding -will be In the spring. Junior league members are plan ning their ball for October 26 and these girls, who study that they may fit themselves to serve Intelligently and efficiently on boards or an any capacity In which they may be called, are doing a splendid thing in starting fund for a boarding house for girls who work on small salaries and can not afford the more expensive places or apartments and who should not be relegated to the dingy hall bed room. The benefit ball to be given Tues day evening gives promise of being the largest, smartest and withal the most pleasurable functionof the early utumn season. . A number of prominent hostesses. Including many of the patronesses stave extended Invitations for dinner parties to precede the ball. The general committee on arrange ments, which comprises 20 prominent members of the league, met Friday and completed final arrangements. Miss Irene Daly, chairman of the tele phone committee, gave a tea Wednes day afternoon at her home on North Twenty-fifth street for the members f her committee, when final in art ructions were given to complete the work en the ball. The entire proceeds from the affair are to be 8ed, to establish the moderate priced boarding home for employed girls. Following Is the list of women who Will act as patronesses for the ball: . Mrs. Charles F. Adams. Mrs. J. C Alnsworth, Mrs. Pat Henry Allen. Mrs. I. Aronson, Mrs. W. B. Ayer, Mrs. Charles B. Beebe, Mrs. George L. Baker. Mrs. W. W. Banks. Mrs. Charles F. Berg, Mrs. B. C. Ball. Mrs. Edward Cookingham, Mrs. Henry C. Cable, Mrs. Frank J. Cobbs, Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett, Mrs. Charles Chenerv, Mrs. N. U. Carpenter, Mrs. C. C. Holt, Mrs. Mary V. Daly. Mrs. John Ross Dickson. Mrs. John F. Daly, Mrs. W. Paul Dickey. Mrs. John For est Dickson, Mrs. Edward H. Brhman Mrs. Joel B. F.ttinirer. Mrs. Charles Feldenheimer, Miss Henrietta K- Fail ing. Mrs. A. D. Frost. Mrs. Sismund Frank. Mrs. Franklin A. Freeman, Mrs. Marcus Fleischner, Mrs. George T. Gerlinger, Mrs. t.dward H. Oeary Mrs. William N. Gatens, Mrs. Benja min Gadsby, Mrs. J. G. Gauld, Mis. Sherman R. Hall, Mrs. Solomon Htrsch, Mrs. Lee Hoffman, Mrs. Mae K. Htrsch. Mrs Frank Hart. Mrs. C. W. Hayhurst, Mrs. Thomas D. Honey. man. Mrs. Kenneth Hauler. Mrs. K. T. Hedlund. Mrs. Leon Hirsch, Mrs. C. & Jackson. Mrs. C. W. Kins, Mrs. Kalph W. Hoyt. Mrs. Morton H. Ins tey. Mrs. B. F. Irvine. Mrs. Treve Jones. Mrs. Frederick TC. Jndd. Mrs Mears, a recent bride who was married at Medford. Mrs. Mears entertained Tuesday, and at the tea table were Mrs. Howard Li Mather and Mrs. Frank Vincent DuMond. Mrs. Norman Rupp and Mrs. Arthur Mears assisted. About SO guests were included la the list of those who called. , Mrs. Warren Keelers tea on Tues day honored Mrs. Percy Charlton of Chicago. Mrs. Charlton Is a sister of the hostess and Is visiting here for a few weeks. Mrs. Crete M. Donald assisted Mrs. Keeler in receiving About 100 guests called to welcome the visitor. Bright dahlias and asters adorned the rooms. A number of In teresting social affaairs are planned for the near future to honor Mrs. Charlton. At the tea table Mrs. A. A. Morrison, Mrs. R. E. Montgomery, Mrs. Thomas Beverly, Mrs. R M. C. Whit taker, Mrs. J. Guy Strohm and Mrs. W. C. Cameron presided. One of the smart teas of the eeason was that at which Mrs. Xlbert Fred erick Bernl entertained yesterday. honoring Miss Alice Dabney and mak ing the occasion the opportunity to announce Miss Dabney's engagement to Kenneth Moores of the Boston School of Technology. Attractive maids and matrons assisted, and good wishes were showered upon the bride- elect. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Gorrill Swlgert. Mrs. Har old Gill, Mrs. Allan Bynan and Mrs. Addison Knapp. Assisting about the Peter Kerr, Mrs. Alma D. Kats. Mrs. John A. Keating, Mrs. Jacob Kamm, Mrs. Thomas Kerr, Mrs. .Robert Krohn. Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd, Mrs. Louis Lang, Mrs. Julius L. Loulsson, Mrs. Frederick Leadbetter. Mrs. L. Allen Lewis, Mrs. Frank J. Lonergan, Mrs. I. N. Llpman. Mrs. Carl G. Liebe, Mrs. S. M. Mears, Mrs. Julius L. Meier, Mrs. Abe Meier. Mrs. J. B Montgom ery. Mrs. A. A. Morrison, Mrs. William MaIaster, Mrs. Frank McCrillis, Mrs. F. cTMalpas, Mrs. Warren E.McCord. Mrs. J. H. Mackenzie. Mrs. Herbert Nichols, Mrs. J. P. O'Brien, Mrs. Emery Olmstead, Mrs. E. C. Peters. Mrs. Frederick Page, Mrs. Leon Peters. Mrs. John Plageman, Mrs. Edgar a. Piper. Mrs. Ira F. Powers, Mrs. Her man Politz. Mrs. Andrew R. Porter. Mrs. Charles Preston, Mrs. Nelson G. Pike, Mrs. Solomon Rosenfeld. Mrs. A. E. Rockey, Mrs. Charles E. Rume lin, Mrs. Charles E. Runyon. Mrs. John Shull. Mrs. C. V. Stater, Mrs. Ben Selling, Mrs. William H. Skene, Mrs. Andrew C. Smith. Mrs. Donald Spen cer. Mrs. David A. Shindler. Mrs. A. C. Spencer, Mrs. C. J. Smith. Mrs. josepn N. Teal, Mrs. J. P. Tamiesie, Mrs. Warren E. Thomas, Mrs. Alexander Thompson, Mrs. E. L. Thompson, Mrs. Dean Vincent, Mrs. Garrett N. Vers- teeg. Mrs. George F. Wilson, Mrs. Morris Whltehouse. Mrs. Jonah B. Wise, Mrs. Elton Watkins. Mrs. Theo dore B. Wilcox. Mrs. Charles T. Whit ney, Mrs. C. E. S Wood. Mrs. William D. Wheelwright. Mrs. Frank M. War ren, Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs George K. Wentworth Jr. Charming in its simplicity was the wedding of Miss Margaret Mansfield and Henry William Sims, which was held at the First Presbyterian church on Saturday. The bride was dressed in blue satin trimmed fn nile green beads and wore a French pattern hat to match. The eorority sisters assist ing were dressed In dark afternoon dresses and wore bouquets of old fashioned flowers. John Claire Monteith sang first be- fore the wedding march, which was Dr. and Mrs. A. p. Watson enter tained Saturday in compliment to their house guest. May Dearborn Schwab. .Dancing and music were features. The following were pres ent: Mr and Mrs. Loring K. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. J N. Crosby, Mr and Mrs. J C. Car rington. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. E. C Petts, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. T. H Williams, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Xanten, Dr. and Mrs. William House, Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Thomas, Messrs C. A. Cunningham, J. Ross Fargo, G. C Spokesfield, Par rlsh Williams. " Mrs. A. J. Meier and Mrs. SIgmund Frank presided at a smart luncheon on Tuesday when they paid honor to Mrs. Joseph Ehrman of San Francisco. After the luncheon the guests played bridge. see Mrs. Edward Hamilton Geary en tertained a few friends Tuesday at an informal card party. e ' Five fair and lovely brides-elect will share honors next Saturday when Mrs. M. A. Thompson will entertain at tea in her home on Willamette the hostess and fiancee of Woodworth. Her marriage won't be until next June, but the en gagement was announced quite re cently. Next there's Miriam Hilton, who is the fiancee of L. L. F. Fearon of Kobe, Japan. Miss Hilton is to wed in ApriL Her betrothal was told just a short time ago at a large tea given by her mother, Mrs. F. E. Hilton Miss Carolyn Merrltt's engagement to Osmon Royal Jr. of Buffalo, N. Y., Is interesting and the marriage is to be right soon, in fact, just the day before Thanksgiving day. Miss Mer ritt is another of Mrs. Thompson's honor guests. - Miss Marion Bennett, who Is betrothed to Bert Duva, will not wed till June. Miss Bennett is a singer of considerable prominence and charm. She is the fourth on this list, and last is Katherine Harrison, who Is engaged to Eugene Leckie and who is a gifted musician. Miss Har- rlson is organist of the Rose City Park Presbyterian church Miss Lois Martin entertained Tues day evening for Miss Lassen, whose marriage to Kenneth C. Martin will be an event of October 20. Society, especially those members of the younger set who know Douglas Lawson, find interest in the an nouncement of the marriage of Mr. or, rather, captain Lawson to Miss Dorothy Barnaby of Chicago. . The bridegroom is the son of Thomas Lawson, known not only throughout the east, but here, too. The bride Is the daughter of the Charles Howard Barnabys of Chicago. m Mrs. F. O. Downing left last night for a fortnight's visit at the beach. mm Mrs. C. E. Curry was honored on Friday at a luncheon given by the Wednesday morning art class at the University club. Miss Alberta Cavender, whose wed werlcltng to Osborne Morrow will be and VlsUing Cards W. G. SMITH & CO. Ill Morgan Building. F. W. PATT & CO. LADIES' TAILOR ' Suits, Gowns, Waists) , OS-1 Broadway Building, x Business m Women Sgg ff) Tour appearance Is XjSyjp'j vli either a business f J52Z' 1$ asset, or a liability. IpvJiJ"- ife'i A correctly cut tail- A leur. adapted to t your type, and care- ATval fully finished (the ig? cT( only sort we make) -ohCxNv will create a fav- 'XsfO, y&kf arable impression in SSmVM "TgST the minds of those 5vvV S"H you wish to Influ- -itfx ftj Tailor to Mm aJad r- II Womea. iJ-iC Nertbweatera Bank Bid -fc iS&& M u ii am j j ji played by Edward Coursen. Immedl ately following the ceremony a re ceptionwas held at the church, after which a. wedding supper was served at the Benson hotel. The ushers for the wedding were Creston Maddock. Howard Strow- ; bridge. Fred Lothrop, Harold Elder, Harold Trigileges, Lloyd Teggert and i Stanley Mansfield. Girls assisting i were Frances Tallmadge. Melba Pe- I tersoti. Mildred Gellon. Mrs. Albert i Houser, Mrs. Frederick Ames Loth rop and Mrs. Otis Jocelyn Fitch. The couple left later for the east on a wedding trip, and alter their return will make their home- at Mel cliffe Court. see. One of the delightfully charming teas of the early part of the week was that presided over by Mrs. S. M. Mears, who entertained for Mrs. Henry rooms were Mrs. Harold Sanford, Mrs. i Heights. First on. the list should be John Honey. Miss Miriam Hilton. mentioned Miss Dorothea Clinton, sis- J. K. STERN LADIES' TAILOR SPECIAL, PRICE I ADVANCED FALL SUITS DON'T WAIT TILT. LATEB. .. - 447 ALDER SX. ... 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