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LIKE a poor little saatf. dependent
on the wblma of a capricious fate,
would bo society If It eri per
sonified. A lone, bangrjr thing odo
week, elraoet forgotten. chance of
fortune Iho following seven days will
plunge It Into a deluge of tho festlvt
tlaa whereby Ita malntrnanca la sained.
Thru. too. often It farea weeks when,
hovering between Ufa and death. It baa
ararce animation to arouse Itaalf at all
and yet la not quite at tha starving
point, a
The paat week In Portland's social
Ufa haa been one of tha latter ort
Openlnic rather brtyiantly with a ball
and a large formal tea. It baa slowly
dwindled down to a (treacling lunch
eon or two. Howarer. despite all this,
and tha fa t that moat of tha week had
to be passed behind closed windows,
while iteneroua dwn pours of rain took
placo without, regardless of f he Im
portance of sunshine just now for bloa
aoraa for tha Knew Know, society wo-
sewing bees, preparatory to graduation
daya and tiny luncheons and Informal '
teea They also foand time to arrange I
otner affairs for this week. I
With the coming of the Summer sea- I
aon the pleasure of having a acnlrallv
attractive place such aa tha Waverly
Oolf Club at which to entertain Is be
ing appreciated by hoe teases, and ona
of tha most charming luncheons of tha
rear will take place there next Wed
nesday afternoon, whan Mrs. Charles F.
Adama and Mra. J. N. Teal will enter
tain together.
Aprnpoa of country dun, probable
toremost amons: tha coming events
wlrh will enaross tha Interest of tha
majority of Portland folk la tha an
nual meet which wtll be (Ivan by tha
Portland Hunt Club at tha racetrack of
Ita new club home, south of tha city,
ttaturday afternoon. June la. Already
bosea ara being secu red and partlea
are being made np for tha occasion.
Notable too will be the unusually larva
number of four-ln-hand "turnout" and
taJly-bo partlea which will be present
at the meet.
Foramnst amnnc tha social festivi
ties of the week waa tha tea Mrs. Guy
" cbeter Talbot irave Tuealay In honor
of bar mother. Mra. W M. Wallace.
Tecorattona of piaew anfwhlta formed
tha color scheme of tha tea room, a
srold basket of white da Is lee waa tha
renter piece of the table, while clusters
of whlta Vcotrh broom were arranged
about tha room: yellow broom maased
artistically In vases of handsome) de
sign aiorned the receiving rooms, while
tha bail waa attractive with pink
peonies. Mra. A. I- Maxwell. Mrs. Wil
liam MacMaater. Mra Charles F. Bee be
and Mrs. John Shepard poured tea and
coffee and Mra. James Canby and Mrs.
William fkene served punch, others
who aaa'sted their hcete were Mra
David C Lewia. Mra E. C. Pheelin. Mrs.
Harriet McArthur. Mra. William War
reo and Mrs. J. U. Uauld. who were In
the llvina-room. and Miss Carolina Wil
son. Mlsa rvelyn Wilson. Mlsa Mela
Yvoehper. Mlsa Marpruerlta Ktuehner,
Mlsa Ant a Burns and Mlsa Isabella
Uauld. Mra. Talbot's list of (Oeete In
cluded Mrs. David Lorinc. Mrs. W. W.
t'otton, Mra F. H. Pae. Mra. & R
Lmthlcam. Mra K. A. J Mackaasle.
Mlsa Jean Mackenalex Mra. Oordoa
Vaorklea. Mra. Frank B. Riley. Mrs.
Hunt Lewis. Mra Koaer K rltnnott.
Mrv Russell E. bewail. Mra. C A. Urav.
Mrs. frvervtt Aotea. Mra Charles F. Ad
ams. Mra. C A. Kohth. Mlsa Haiel
Dolph. Mlsa Olle. Mlsa Kleanor Ctle,
Mrs. U Alton Lawla. Mrs. Mortis White
houaav Mrs. J. Andre Foailhoua. Mra
L U Powers. Mra. James K. Davidson.
Mlas Itlrsch. Mrs. Tbomaa Scott Brooke.
Mrs. Uerald Bee be. Mra Antolne J.
Labbe. Mrs- Howard Holland. Mra. Fd
raund Klnc. Mlaa Llaa V ood. Mra.
Robert Uvlnastone. Mrs. William A
"Iddle. Mra. J. J. Morrow. Mlaa Bertha
Toe sue. Mra. T. IL Ttonjue. Mra. Oay
Lombard. Mr. Henry Cor belt. Mlsa
tUisahetit Hoyt. Miss Rboda Fallinc.
Mra. Kdward rallla. Miss Olive Fall-In-.
Mis Cornelia Cook. Miss Cully
Cook. Mra A. A. McDonelt. Mra Cloyd
Baker. Miss Natalia Coffin. Mra War
ren F. HouKhten. Mr. Marlon Dolph.
Mlsa Claire Houchten. Mrs. B. & Joaaa
lya. Mlaa Dorothy Josaelyn. Mrs. Jamea
Km est Laid law. Mrs. Jamea B. Kerr.
Mrs. II. IX Green. Mra Philip Buehner.
Mlaa Meta Buehnar. Mlaa Mercaiita
Buehner. Mr. Oeors Kevins. Mra E.
D. Kinsley. Mra. J. C Tounc. Mra J.
C. Rablnaon. Mrs. Charles Gray. Mra
Richard Holder. Mra. John K. Kollock.
Mr. T. R Wilcox. Mra Holt C Wilson.
Mra. C. J. Reed. Mra. David Honeyman.
Mr. Frank Gllebrtet Owen. Mr.
Charlea F. Bee be, Mra. Cbarles Scad din;.
Mr. Wells Gilbert. Mra James Honey
man. Mr Harry Fallinc. Mrs. Fred
MtroaVsT. Mrs. Frank Kerr. Mr. Fraak
Warren. Mis Francs Warren. Mr.
Frederick Chapman. Mrs. Helen Ladd
Corbett. Mrs. 8. Chapman. Mrs. Kusxrll
Hawkins. Miss Klla Stephens. Mra
James Canby. Mr. Lanslnic Moul.itlie
Miases Flanders. Mrs. E. J. Labbe. Ars.
Thomas Robertson. Mra Harriet McAr
thur. Mrs. H. C Mears. Mra F. X i'rn
dlaton. Mra James Gamble. Mra Thorn
aa O Lay. Mra. Charles N. lluns-lns. Mrs.
Frederick 8. Forest. Mrs. William 1L
Skene. Mra Klchard .Sunn. Mrs. J. Wes
ley Ladd. Mra Louis H. Tarplry. Mrs.
Charles IL Carey. Mrs. J. K. llckson.
Mra Andrew Wrlht. Miss Wright. Mrs.
K. C. (ihevlln. Mra Wtlll.m C. Alvord.
Mr. Rupert J. Chlpman. Mra tieorse
Whiteside. Mr. Samuel Kerr, Mra Jo
seph M. Bradley. Mra William A. Mc
Kae. Mra William Mulr. Mra Leroy
Parker. Mrs. C. E. Curry. Mra Lee
Hoffman. Mra. Ilav1r Hoffman Mrs.
F. C. Malpaa Mra Walter Smith. Mra R.
W. Forbls. Mra c E. Grelle. Mrs. Fred
erick Morey. Mrs. William MacMastrr.
Mrs. Llllott R Corbett. Mrs. Alira l
Kats. Mra James A. I'ourherty. Mia
Ancela Kinney. Mra Robert Strons:.
Mra Fred'rlck Wbeelcr. Mr. IL A. Sar
rent. Mrs. A. 8. Orenler, Mrs. R E.
Klnssbury. Mrs. Thomas 6tronsr. Mra
F. A. Jacobs. Mrs. Jnmva F. Mclndoe.
Mrs. J. M. Silicon. Mrs. R. W. Hoyt,
Mra J. G. Gauld. Mra W. H. Duncklcy;
Mrs David Lewis. Mrs. Walter J. Burns,
Mis Anita Burns, Mra Frank Warren,
Jr.. Mr. John hepard. Mrs. J. C Alns
worth. Mra Wallace McCamant, Mra
William Warrens. Mra Morton Insley.
Mr. John Latia. Mrs. Ernest Tucker,
Mra Edwin Wlht. Mrs. Otis Wlerht,
Mrs. Herbert Nichols. Mr. A. L. Max
well. Mrs. Donald Miaro, Mrs. Thomas
Talbot. Mrs. A. M. Crocker. Miss Haiel
Crocker. Miss Barbrra Crocker, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kreemun. Mr. John Cronan,
Mrs. Georsre K. Wentworth. Mis May
Barrett. Miss Haxel Weliler, Miss
Gladys V(idier. Mlsa M. Statham. Mis
Frances Wilson, Mis Caroline Wilson,
Mlsa Evelyn Wilson. Mrs. Solomon
Hirsch, Mra C. H. Lewis. Mra Henchel
wood. Mra Walter Bowne, Jr., Mis
Martha Hoyt.
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Mr. and Mr. Fielding Kelly, who
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Many members of the Portland Hunt
Club tav entered horses In the annual
tnallcee running- races to take place
nder the auspices of the club dunns
Ross Festival week. Th meat I sched
uled for Saturday afternoon. Ons of
tha feature races it tha Hunt Club
programme will b a mil trotting rare
for trotting aaddlera with woman
fidera Thl race wa won two ysar
ago by Mill Mabel Lawrence, who h
already entered bsr horse. Sunday Mack,
In this event. The entries are being re
ceived rapidly and good field are ex
pected to face the barrier each time
the boraee ara eent away. The pro
gramme of the meet will Include a
steeple chase. In this latter event one
of the foremost entries Is Arnold Roth
wU's Jutnpicg Kitty.. . ,
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have for some time been residing on
Lovejoy street. hwve recently moved to
74S Irving street. Mra James Watts,
formerly a resident of Portland, who
has been paaslns; two months at tha
home of the Fielding Kelly, left Port
land last week for her present home In
Maine.
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Kenneth Bee be, son of Mr. and Mra.
Charles F. Beebe. returned to Portland
Friday morning, alter a week passed in
San Francisco, where he officiated as
best man at the wedding of his cousin.
Effingham Bowne Sutton and Miss
Maude wtrSon, which .was one of the
most brilliant affairs of the week In
that city.
Mrs. Guy. Webster Talbot and her
mother. Msa W. M. Wallace, as well as
Mrs. George Whiteside and Mrs. Charles
F. Beebe. were guests at luncheon last
Friday, when Mrs. William MacMaster
entertained Informally ' for Mrs. Cyrus
A. Dolph and her guest. Mrs. Melbert B.
Cary, of New York. Mrs. Cary Is here
with Mr. Cary for a short visit, arriv
ing here a week ago yesterday, and has
been entertained In an Informal way
extensively since then. On Monday, her
day at home, Mrs. Dolph gave a small
'tea. assisted by Mrs. William MacMas
ter and Mra Holt C. Wilson, who poured
tea. About 0 guests called during the
afternoon to pay their respects to Mrs.
Cary, and the -following young women
also aided their hostess: Miss Evelyn
Wilson. Miss Caroline Wilson and Miss
Dorothy -Morrison. Mra Cary. however,
did not attract the entire Interest of
society folk, aa Mr. Cary was also a
auest of distinction Thursday at a
luncheon given by Mr. Dolph at the
Arlington Club, when covers were laid
for 12 other men. Mra Cary"s week has
been full, both with a jiumber of small
affairs especially In her honor, and with
the larger affaira of the week, such as
Mrs. Talbofa tea oak Tuesday. Mrs. J.
Wesley Ladd. though she I not enter
taining at present, owing to the fact
that she I still in mourning, aia now
ever ask a few friends to meet Mra
Cary at her home Thursday evening at
an Informal dinner.
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Mr. and Mra Henry Ladd Corbett
and their guest from New Tork. Miss
Elizabeth Hoyt. left Portland Wedne
day for Eastern Oregon, where they
will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Sharp for 10 days that Miss
Hoyt may see something of the West
ern ranch It f
The United States lighthouse tender
Heather played rather an important
part in society last week, as It bore a
delightful parly of society girls down
the river, chaperoned ny Mrs. J. M.
i-ott. wife of Commander Elllcott. who
wa making an Inspection tour of 'the
light of the Columbia. Thee young
women were: Miss Isabella Gauld and
her auest from Pan Francisco. Miss
Alice Hiller. and Miss -Marjorle Hewett.
Mr. Robert Wilson Forbes wa also i
member of the party.
MlsPriscllla Elllcott ha only re
cently returned from a fortnight
passed at Seaside, Or.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Latta were dinner
hosts Friday evening, when they enter
tained a few friends Informally.
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For Commander and Mr. J. M. Elll
cott. who will probably not be among
Portland folk much longer. Major J. F.
Mclndoe and Mr. Mclndoe were bridge
hosts Thurday evening, when their
home waa gay with decorations of old
fashioned garden flowers, both quaint
and fragrant- At present the plans of
the Elllcotts are to leave Portland June
6 for Honolulu and the Philippines.
Guest at the home of Major and Mre
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IhlCinuoe inai evening fbib
James Canby and Mr. Canby. Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Gauld. Mr. and Mrs. Morten
Insley. Mra. Frederick Alva Jacobs and
E. C. Mears. Mra Elllcott and Mr.
Mears were the fortunate cardnjayers
and were awarded the prizes. -
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Frederick Alva Jacobs, who has been
In California for a short time on bust
ness. Is expected to return to his borne
this week.
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With the approach of June Dan Cupid
I coming Into his own. A bit of news
which came as a surprise to folk not
only in San Francisco, but In the entire
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Miss Elizabeth Hoyt. Covers were laid
for Miss Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ladd
Corbett, Mr. and Mra Elliott R. Corbett,
Miss Anita Burns. Miss Evelyn Wilson,
Miss Caroline Wilson, Miss Frances
Wilson. Miss Lesley Smith and Mies Isa
bel McGunneglo. of the Poet; Jordan
Zan. Kirk Smith, Eugene Falea. Cbarles
Holbrook. Frederick Foster. Blake Rob
bins. Richard Jones and Kurt Koehler.
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For Miss Alice Hiller. who is visiting
XHm Ta hells. CnuM Mrs. Charles Scad-
country. was announced Wednesday at I ing wsa hostess yesterday afternoon.
the wedding reception or juiss oiauae
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Wilson and Effingham Bowne Sutton.
This announcement 1 that Miss Louise
McCormlck, daughter of E. O. McCor
mlck. general passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific Company, will marry
Robert Henderson, one of the most pop.
tilar young bachelor of the Bay City.
Though Mr. Henderon"s devotion has
for ome time been marked, no hint of
an engagement had been made' public
and even the most intimate friends of
Miss McCormlck had no knowledge of
the affair. Miss McCormlck has been a
decided favorite In San Francisco eilnce
ber arrival there, about two years ago,
from Chicago.
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Mr. George C. Mason has been the
guest of her aunt. Mra James M. Ash
ton, of Tirana, while in the northern
rlty with Mr. Mason, who was called
there by business. '
Every effort Is being made to make
Baby Home day, June 6. a success and
to this end enthusiastic meetings of
the senior committee are being held.
One took place "last Friday In the con
vention room of the Commercial Club
and another will be held next Friday
at 3 o'clock at a new headquarters,
which will be made known before that
day. "Mr. Charle Joseph Schnabel,
who 1 at the head of thl senior com
mittee, has been chosen president of
the Baby Home board since jhe depar
ture of the ex-president. Mra Walter
F. Burrell. -
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Mr. and Mra. W. O. Van Schnyver
and children - have recently returned
from California after several months'
absence from the city.
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News comes from San Francisco that
Mra Arno t jsch is being greeted by
old friends 'there, after an absence of
two years or more In the East. Mra
Dosch will pass the Summer with ber
parenta Mr. and Mra George Sperry, at
Alta Vista, which Is beautifully situ
ated In the high Sierras.
Mis Frances Warren's tea Friday af
ternoon waa one of the moat delightful
affairs of the week, and consisted of
bridge, followed by tea, when about 40
of the younger set. including young
married folks aa well a the glrla
called. Sweet pea in delicate tones of
pink adorned the table where Mr. Don-
Id Munro. Mra George S. Whiteside.
Miss Genevieve . Thompson and Mlsa
Ijulse Carey poured tea. assisted by
Mra Thomas Talbot and Mrs. Frank M.
Warren. Jr.
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With the sunshine of last Sunday the
day was kleal for cross-country riding
ana apropos oi ie.pi.ain miinam S. Bid
die's birthday a number of folk took
the opportunity to pay their respects
to him by riding with Captain and Mra
Blddle to the Addle ranch early In the
morning, returning the same evening.
This oarty was composed of Miss Mar
garet Blddle. Miss Angela Kinney, Mis
II 11 la Weslnger. Walter Burrell, Ches
ter G. Murphy and Master Martin
Blddle.
Mrs. Antolne Labbe wa hostess at an
informal tea last Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Alexander Bulllle and . Miss
Elizabeth Baillte. of Tacoma. who passed
a tew day in Portland last week.
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Mrs. Russell E. Bewail and Mra H. A.
Sargent were mistresses of the Samo
vars recently, when Mra Clara E.
Koehler was hostess at cards and tea.
Preceding the dancing at - Murlark
Hall Monday evening, Mrs. Helen Ladd
Corbett invited a number of guests to
Lake dinner with ber eomollmentaxar aa
passing the week-end last week at
Hotel Gearhart-by-the-Sea were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett, Miss
Elisabeth Hoyt. Miss Jean Mackenzie,
Miss Evelyn Wllson,Mlss Anita Burns,
Miss Leslie Smith. Jordan Zan, Fred
erick Foster, Richard Jones, Kurt Koeh
ler, Philip Fry and Clarence Clark.
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From a delightful visit at Fortress
Monroe, Va.. and also in New England
and New York, has come . Miss Louise
Meslck.
Mra J. C. Robinson will be a bridge
hostess tomorrow. .
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Miss Dorothy Josselyn and Miss Mil
dred Josselyn left Portland Monday for
the East, where they will visit in bt.
Louls. They expect to attend the grad
uatlon exercises of the Principia
School, where they were farmerly stu
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