THE SUNDAY OREGOyiAX. POTITXATD. JJECmT&PR 4, 1910.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF PAST WEEK
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BacSoo with thla association la tha pro
posed "Froebel Pt:rlmae" In 1911. when
Mia Xaltbewa wlU diaperon a party of
oncf persons about the Coast cities.
In the course of the Thanksglvlne;
holidays the Kappa Alpha Tbcla fir I
from the university were hostesses at
. a formal tea at the Portland Hotel. Those
members of tha sorority who were pres
ent were Mlsa Cecils Wilcox. Mi Lucia
tampbell. Miss Wary De Barr. Mtsss Mar
rarrt McNalr. Mlsa Cornelia Plnkham.
Us Jessie Blbee. Miss Marjory Hol
romb. Mis France Oberteuffer. Mlsa
Jane Knox. Mlsa Merle McKelvey. Mlsa
Ula SciiRStake. Miss Geneva Wilcox. Mlsa
liaxel Kader and Jlisa Maurlno McAdara.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick It Hopkins
hare returned from the East and are
st the Seward Hotel for a month.
The weddlnr of Mlse Nina Guthrie
and Uoyd F. Wearer, which took place
la Boston last week, la of much Inter
est to Portland folk, aa Mlsa Guthrie
fcas alwaya lived In thla city and Mr.
-Weaver baa for some time been reneral
manager of the Studebaker Company
here. He haa also held similar posi
tions vim the Arm In South Bend. JnA,
and In San Francisco. The wedding waa
quiet affair and was witnessed by
the fnllowln persons: Miss V'lona
r.uthrt wl-- !' rfLT.ding- school at
rana Hall. Welleslry. near Boston: Mr.
ir. Chester X. Weaver, of San
VnnHKo: Mr. and Mrs. Clement Stude-
baker Jr.. of South Bend. Ind; Benja
min Walters and William Innla. of New
Trk Mr. and Mrs. Weaver are ei
peeled to return to thla city In the near
future to occupy iptrunciiu
andra Court.
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Mrs. J. X. rearcy waa "at home"
tv,.,.h v afternoon when she enter
tained at cards. Her house decorations
were cartlcularly attractive of holly
and Oregon (-rape.
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Tk. ramlm of the University of Ore
i gi lee and mandolin eluha to Port
land Is always an ioipitn -erous
theater and dinner parties, and
the presence of so many Portland boys
ro the varsity clubs thla year promises
that an even a-reeter Interest la to
,.ir..t latelf. The collea-lana will
appear at the new Helllg. I December
14. on their annual tour.
Amonpr the Portland boys will be
, Melvin Ofden. a graduate of Lincoln
High 8-hooL president and accompan
ist of the plee club, who is to give an
imnersanailon of Schumaa-Hemae. An
other feature la the appearance of Wil
liam 11 and Henry Dlnr. Chinese stu
dents, who received their preparatory
training at the Lincoln High School.
11 possesses a splendid baas vole and
will Senear In solo wora.
Other local boya are Lloyd Barsee.
Homer Marts and Delbert Stannard.
former students of the Washington
H'gh School: Alfred Clark, of Port
land Academy: Francis Curtis. Raphael
Oelsler. Walter Doble and Harold
Cjutstey. of the Lincoln High School:
R. Burns Powell and Kenneth raxier.
who did so well In solo work last sea
son. Theodore Williams and William
Mevena are also members of the man'
dolln club.
The university alumni and the pre
paratory school friends of the club
boys are planning to give the col
legtana a reception Saturday evening;.
Mm. Oscar Overbeck waa hostess
Monday at bridge In honor of her
roualn. Grace lavls, of Leavenworth,
retary of the club, at 1S Oregonlan
building. It Is the Intention to hold
regular meetings on the second Satur
day evening of each month at some
place to be announced later.
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A pleasant evening yaa passed at
the home of Mrs. Apperson. Kose City
Park. Friday evening, when the fol
lowing guests assembled: Miss Lou
Meyers. Miss Elms Smith and Miss
Pearl Van Bebher; George Fischer.
Roy Shepard. Harold Davidson. Vern
Apperson. Louis Apperson. and Mr. and
Mrs. L. Van Bebber.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Swlrsky ennoum-e
the engagement of their daughter. Hose,
to Solomon Swire. Both young persons
are residents of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Johnson were
surprised last Monday evening, the oc-
an Interesting feature was tha fact
that four great-grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Krupke and Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Friese. and four grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Krupke and Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Smith wera present at the
service. Others attending were Miss
Nellie Smith. Miss Frieda Tanner. Her
mann Johnson and Kenneth Krupke.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Douty were given
a surprise party last Saturday evening
at their new home on Kelly street by
members of the Wednesday 600 Club.
Cards formed the amusement of the even
ing and the prises were won by Mrs. F.
A. Douty and J. N. Brown.
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The Camera Club of the Washing-ton
High School was entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jewel, at
$9 East Everett street, last Wednes
day evening. Those present were Dsle
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ROSEBCRG. Or- Dec. S- (Special.) Charles Morton Hadley. son of Mr.
and Mrs. C L. Hadley. of Roseburg. and Miss Edna Mary Lamson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Lamson. of West Roseburg. were united In marriage Thurs
day evening. November 10, at the Lamson home. Rev. C. M. Morton, of Port
land officiated.
The wedding was quiet, being witnessed only by members of both fami
lies. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley are well known and popular young people of this
city. Mr. Hadley la an evangelistic singer of more than local prominence a
-sweet gospel singer.' having finished his music course In Chicago. Much of
his circuit work has heeo done with Rev. Mr. Von Morter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley are now attending great meetings at Mvrtle Point.
Coos County. Their many friends wish them success and happiness.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Alexander, who
recently returned from Europe, have
gone to Los Angeles for the Winter.
where Mr. Alexander will play the organ
Jn the Christ Church. It Is probahle
Aat the Alexanders will return to -u-
Tope early In th" Sprint"-
Mrs. George N. Davis was hostrss at
Iter apartments at the Rose Fern last
Frfclay afternoon. She entertained the
following guests at cards: Mrs. John A.
Keating. Mrs. Sherman O'Gorman. Mrs.
Wl t-ur Sample. Mlsa Bertha Sample,
Mrs Wllllim Crawford. Mrs. John T.
Forryih. Mrs. John Claire Montvlth, Miss
May K-atlng. Mr. Sampson Ber. Mrs.
V 11. Stow. Mrs Albert Andrews; Mra.
Fward Rt. Mrs. Ralph Nlrkum. Mrs.
ttiward Hatch. Mrs. Arthur Ketteabach
and Mrs. Alexander MrCIaren.
Mrs O'Gorman and Mrs. Beer woo the
nrt honors.
While and yellow chrysanthemums
formed the decorations of the card. and
tea rooms.
Among those who have announced
their Intention of going to Gearhart ,
next Saturday for the we. k end "swim."
which has been Instigated by (he mem-
Trers of the Multnomah Club, are Mrs.
. Kadderly. Mra Frank E. Watktns.
Mra Wagner. Mra. Walter Holman. Mra.
Ifopsnn. Miss Frances Jeffery. Miss No
na Lawler. Mlaa Grare O'Neill. Miss
tlladys Howard and Arthur Cavil L
Mrs. E. L. Fraley entertained the '"Je
Fais Tous" bridge club at her home.
Hi Wish street, last Friday afternoon.
Four tatdra were played and Mra C. A.
MllllmAn won hlichest honors. Mrs.
Fralry's house decorations consisted of
shassry lavendrr chrysanthemums and
loiets with smtlax and asparagus. The
guests who enjoyed Mrs. Fraley's hos
pitality were Mrs. S. S. LaMont. Mrs.
J. H. Stanley. Mrs. C. N. Nolan. Mrs. C.
R. Say. Mrv Jack Tate. Mrs. II. A.
McAllister. Mra. F O- Morrow. Mra. Ar-
jtur "uders. Mrs. Walter Helmhach.
,JI:t C A. MlUlman. Mrs. William
I nyrne. Mrs. Seneca Fonts. Mrs. Anna-
Wile EarL Mrs. Otto Boss and Mrs.
jl-rry &.oavf.
In line with the coming concert of the
1 niversity of Oregon Glee and Mando-
11a clubs at the Hrlllg Theater Satur
day evening, is the snppvr given for the
roys In a.ur?ne hy ITofessor and Mrs.
lrarhorn following the glee concert
lirt on Thursday. The guests were
Mlsa I.lia Sengstake. Mlsa Ceneva VII
' eox. Miss KUxabcth Cowden. Miss Mau-
rlne MrAdama. Howard Rigler. Harry
ats.ica. Raipk Cake and Homer I. Jaml
Friends In this city of Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy Wood (nee Word) are con
gratulating them upon the birth of
daughter. Harrtette Katherine. In Se
attle. November 1.
Mrs. J It Cook will entertain
week with an 'at home."
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EVENTS OP T1IF. WEEK.
The Sacred Heart Dramatic Club met
(Monday. November J, and elected th
following officers: peter Hahn. presi
dent; A illlam McCullotigb. vice-president:
Madeleine Angell. second vice.
president: Mrs. William Clastic, treas
urer; Frank Kegner. secretary.
The club has decided to stage a se
fries of plays this Winter.
At a meeting of former students of
the rmversity of Nebraska at the boms
f Miss Blanche Mickey last Saturday
evening; a club was organized to be
known aa the Nebraska I'nlversity
it tub. Any one wno la or baa been
student or faculty member of the L'nl
iverslty or faculty Is eligible to mem.
bership la the club. The objects of the
club ara to promote good fellowship
among former students of the I nlver
I aity of Nebraska and to keep up loy
talty for their Alma Mater. All persons
I eligible to aoembersa! are reoeeeted
a cumoiuaJcate with L. P. Hewufksee-
caslon being their Sith wedding anni
versary. The evening was passed with
music and games, after which a dainty
buffet luncheon was served.
Thoee who entertained in the event
were: Mr. and Mra N. P. Johnson. Mr.
and Mra Peter Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. Hanlach. Mr. and Mrs. A. Flck. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Jacob son. Mr. and
Mra. J. Gustafson. Mr. and Mrs. .barles
Da hi. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berens, Mr.
and Mrs. O. Bergman. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fredeen. Mr. snd Mrs. Theodora
Anderson. Mr. snd Mrs. Koscoe Dan-
ford. Mr. and Mra R- Klrkham. Mr.
and Mrs. John Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. D.
Ollphant. Mr. and Mra. O. K. Backle.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borgeson, Mrs. M,
West. Mrs. H. K. Backle. Mra. Nelson.
Mrs. David McDonald. Mrs. E. Ber-
qjlst, Mrs. Hanna Hule. Mra. J. H.
Nelson. Mrs. C. Peckman. Anna Erlck
son. Hanna Anderson. Lilly Fredden.
era McDonald, Mabel Peterson, verd
Ollphant. Ethel Hule. Edith Beck man.
Juliet Johnson. Matilda Nelson. Ethel
Beckman. Eva Klrkham. Huldah Nel
son.. Oscar Gustafson, Curtis Johnson,
Ernest Jacobsen. George Fredeen. Stew.
art Johnson. Charles Danford. Helmer
Hagstrom. Edwin Hule and Emll Nel
aon.
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The Misses Harris entertained at din
ner Friday evening In honor of Mlsa
Edna May and Adolph Cohen, of 8a-
ittle. who are to be married in th
early part of January. Miss May and
Mr. Cohen were also honor guests at
a theater party Thanksgiving evening,
it which Arthur Senders was host.
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Miss Rose Savan was hostess Thanks
rlvtng eve In honor of It guests.
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Miss Bertha Alexander, of Pendleton,
who has been the guest of Miss Lillian
Rourke. was honored Monday with
complimentary bridge party by Mrs.
Thomas IL West, at which Mrs. James
Welch captured first honors.
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Mrs. J. C Hare also entertained In
honor of Miss Alexander recently with
a matinee party at the Helllg Theater.
The Rev. D. A. Thompson, of tha
Spokane-street Presbyterian Church,
delivered his lecture 'on "The Grand
Canyon of Colorado." before a large
audience In the Sellwood Branch LI
brary. Tuesday night. He prefaced his
lecture with historical facts as to the
discovery and exploration of the Grand
Canyon by the Spaniards, and by Major
Powell at a later date. Then with
numerous stereoptlcon pictures, he told
the story of his visit In company with
the Rev. J. R. Lansburrough. of Ore
gon city, two years ago. It was a
rare treat enjoyed by alL The lec
ture will be given next Tuesday at the
East Side Library, on East Alder and
East Eleventh streets, at a later date
the Alblna Library, Russell street
and Rodney avenue.
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The ynung women of Mrs. R. K. War
ren's Bible rlaas wera hostesses at a
large party given In the parlors of the
Urst rTeyterlan Church Tuesday even
ing, in honor of the young men's class
and friends of both. The Warren Mando
lin Club furnished the music snd the tlma
was paased with songs and games.
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Mrs. I. L." Cohen entertained at her
home on Lovejoy street last Friday with
eight tables of . In honor of her aunt.
Mrs. Charles Cohen, of Ashland. Wis.
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The Rosamere 61 Club was entertained
st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Marx, on Flrty-thlrd street, recently. An
other Koesmere entertainment was the
meeting of the Thimble Club, at the home
of Mra K. E. GehrU last Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blssell were hosts
at a party Monday evening. Mrs.
Charles Frernughty was awarded the
prise for the high score.
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The American Woman's League held
a meeting anl luncheon at the Woodman
of the World Hall last Tuesday.
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A rarty was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Klrts last Thursday
evening by the Jolly Eight Club. The par
lors and dining-room were arranged with
yellow chrysanthemums snd fern. Cards,
musie and dancing were features of the
enter talnmer-1.
The Reverend J. E. Smith christened
his granddaughter at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mra H. W. Krupke
Sunday. November IT. The name chosen
Is Marjorle Maverne. The Infant's
tw grandmotuera were sponsors aad ,
Jewel, president; Dorothy Densmors.
Margaret Carr. Emma Zeng, Emogene
Jewel, Mr. Wilson, Freeman , McNary.
Lloyd Gllnes, Lloyd Densmore and Dean
Peterson.
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Mrs. J. A. Dunn entertained the
Sunnysido "500" Club Tuesday evening.
Chrysanthemums and ferns were used
for the decorations.
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The Tuesday afternoon club held Its
regular meeting at the home of Mrs. O.
M. Gllnes last week. The following
programme on Darwin was given: Life
sketch, by Mrs. Frank M. Miles; synop
sis of his work. "A Naturalist's Voyage
Around the World." by Mrs. E. L. San
born: a talk on his literary style.-bv
Mra A. J. Stiles; a paper on his life
and letters, by Mrs. A. A. Bailey. During
the social hour. Mrs. w. L. Marshall
played Shumann's "Auf Schwund" and
one of Hellers Etudes. Opus it. Mrs.
O. W. Taylor will entertain the mem
bers of the club at luncheon Tuesday
at 1 o'clock at her home. 440 East Sev
enth street north.
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On of tha enjoyable events of the
week In church circles was the per
formance of "The Matrimonial Club.
presented at Hassalo Congregational
Church on Friday night. The women
of tha churcli had the production In
charge and 30 of the members par
ticipated. The auditorium was crowd
ed. Those participating received
many compliments on the success of
the performance. Miss Susie R. Fleck
ner directed the rehearsals.
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The "hard times" dancing party
given by the P. 8. T. V. girla at their
gymnasium last Thursday evening waa
a great success. Eccentricity of dress
was tha order of the evening. The
prizes awarded for unique costumes fell
to Mrs. Elwood Wiles. Miss Lillian
Mankretz, C. V. MInar and A. Plelrech.
The patronesses were Mrs. A. H.
Maegly, Mrs. F. A. Mallln. and Mrs. H.
Hanno. Thla Is the second of a ser.es
to be given by younger set of Turners.
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The Astra Circle of the Women of
Woodcraft gave a whist and "COO" party
recently. It was then announced that
the election of officers will take clace
Thursday. December 8.
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Remarkable bargains in use
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Fine Silk Skirts, $5.00 val
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Ladies' Wool Sweaters in all
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COMIXG EVENTS.
The O. E. S. Club has Issued invita
tions (or a Christmas party to be a-lven
Monday evening-, December 12. at the
Masonic Temple. "West Park and Yam
hill streets. The danclns; will begin
at half past elsrht. The patronesses
are Mrs. J. T. Donovan. Mra R.
Schmeer. Mrs. Elwood Wiles. Mrs.
Georsre Stapleton, Mrs. C. L. Van Meter.
and Mra J. W. Cook. The members
of the club Include Miss Margaret
Howatson, Miss Eleanor Menefee, Miss
Josephine Stapleton. Miss Edith
Schmeer, Miss Louise Phllpott. Miss
Mable Backett, Radford Shawcross.
John H. Mac Grearor. Howard Phllpott.
Frank Gucrln. Thomas Colyer and
Alexander W. Hartraan.
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The third annual party of the Nam-
yenot Club will take place at Chris
tensen's Hall, Friday, December 16. The
lub members are Miss Nellie Ban-
field. W. K. Slater, Harold Wilson, Carl
Rosengren. George Barr, George E.
Denholm and Nelson Llghtner. Jr. The
patronesses will be Mrs. T. B. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Herbert W. Bartholo
mew, Mrs. C H. Johnson, and Mrs. Wil
fred R- Slater.
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The annual bazaar of the First United
Presbyterian Church, Sixth and Mont
gomery streets, will be held on the aft
ernoon and evening of December 7,
Wednesday. Character songs will be
heard. Among those who have charge
of booths sre the following women:
Mrs. F. D. Findley, Mrs. J. Hannaford,
Mrs. F. Akers, Mrs. C C. Trlppe, Mrs.
R. G. Hamilton, Mrs. J. A. Dunn and
Mra. P. H. Stevenson-
There will be, a special meeting: of the
Forestry Association Monday. December
5, st 2 o'clock at the home of the presi
dent. Mrs. A. H. Breymtn, on Portland
Heights.
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The Daughters of the Confederacy
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