SUXDAT OTtETiOXIAX. PORTLAND, MARCH 3. 1912.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF PAST WEEK
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followed. Purine the Intrrmlsslnn. be
twrn the mtxih nt wtrnlh dunce an
Innovation vi preentd In the jtut
of an "auritan ile.' At this
numhr of relic of freshman div
er -M to the h'.KhMl bidder. Thrre
wre -"' Kurs'it present. ln lin!lnsr the
IT- member of tna rlu. The patron
, and putruDrx wer President Krr,
Lieutenant MiIIr. Stirurd l'rtrron.
Mr. McKlfrtsh. 0i. and Professor and
Mr, l'tify.
The Athlo KmItoh Club cave IW first
danc. KriJ.iv nigriL March 1. ai Wv
erty Hall, imlr niembem of ine rlub
rr Invited. The urtist of tiie luh
rarri out annic nnvl Idea. In lwth
the InvUationn nd the nroirrani rm..
The hall deroratvd with pennant.
th rlub colors bdnc ronptiuotii. .An
nrrhMtrt furnitho.! inn mi.-. The patron-wr-:
.1rH. ;ilnr!, Mrs. Loblnaon.
r. I.tvH. .Mis Brt ! jon. Miss Wold.
Miss Adams- anJ Mls Sen loth. The
lul m mi'-rs present wre: Pauline
Alderman. IttitU "ofifrey. I.nui Ham
mond. Ir-ne l-cev. l'n w'i.. f ni'
Mcluffe Alir Mtft a:r. Mn MVtralf.
KMa Imvi'.. i:rar Iton KVrn Sherrcxl.
Marv lavts. Kdna lnnison. Hue Frn
I Mckrrsnn. Ktta Inc.iam. ;nvieve
k'lrknairl k. Knmta Z- nr. Lloyd Cllnea.
K. Marston. Hex Ha Id win. Pomr'a
rais). I.iod TmvIps, L nn Pavirs. Will
;rrtt-on. Flus-clI Id-. Pal JewI1;
flit h trtl .M- A lant. ;mrjce Mallftt. lan
fr trsm. I.l'vd i;nMiijttn. 'Stevenson
Smith. Fred Will to. J:im.s Md". !:ohrt
Mvi, Mlvln W hart on. Ka mnd Iry-
r. J. . tiihon. Alfred l.twelln.
Hi an .M. I.d. r .ren. Wait Tari
ng jki p and . Raymond
I r. prank P. 'a- d.t v s 1 Uii hirt h
dav nnirr..iry. Khrury was cU
r rrafd at Ins home. A Jolly tnronK
SJi'rd. br t p cir k a variety of play -i
ii in s for t h nr a use. A f tr a
cm of five hundred, in which Mrs.
Warren and Mr. S h. carried off Ihc
Imnor . ini?t' - I !. t it in were slun
bv .Mrs StbhaM. Harry f. Frank, the
rhttintin ju and .Mrs. Viola Hul-
land.
Thos pre--n: Imiudcd Mrs. Georffe
Warrfp. of Wa rrn ton : Pr. and M rs.
A A. 1'nmp. of anotier. Wash.; Mr.
and Mrs. W K. Watson. Mr. and Mrs.
I l-nr harnit a it. M ifw J la a id
'alia 'liainhrean. K. S-hl, W. M.
ilrrfforv. Mrs. Viola Ho' Kind. M.idame
M. I'aseda . M l5 Kva jMtrdy.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. i'arver. Mrs.
Martin. Mr. 1 1 'int. T. K. Shaw. Mr.
. S" IK. Mr. Hole, M Kmlly We.h.
William I tare liomurd K ans. Mr. and
Mrs. UnURf Itruc, Mrs. Frank. Mrs.
bhald. Marrv K. Krauk and Mrs John
Mim A in e 1 1 tire m ntertain-d hr
frionda at card' at hr lionie. 3 2 Kast
Seventh frt-t North. Kehruary t-. f-m
J to & P. M. Tht ho us" was do orated
with American f!ai:s, TTie I ni ns room
w as In irrccn vms and white carna
tion. The prtxe at cards w- re w n
. tr Mrs iNirnthy V,ns,n and Mis Jo
hanna raroer. whll the prixe ftr
x rake rntttnc fll to Mrs. Dorothy Pins'-
I ham. M t K ate pirtr and M lss Kdi t h
, fampbell. Kf rrhnienta were eervedL
Those present w-re: Miss Anna las'-"-r.
Mi l-eta Stewart. Mlaa Ktta O.
Hailey. Miss Kannle la. !Nrtr. Mtsa
Kate I. Porter. Miss Iaira A. Peterson.,
v Mis IWn K. 1'rane. Miss MadKe Mi l.
M tnm Marfrnrrt l-de. Miss Madice
H'onnor, Mtss r.lit:i Camp hell. Mi-s
F.va S. Itie. Mm. Ioroihjr Hlnarham.
Mm. Josephine lusher, Mlsa FntCt-nle S.
Morse. Msa Kate KlntOey. Mtsa Mary
Fraaier. Miss MadKe tramr. M Is j Jo
hanna ramer. Miss Irene Hlrarlns. Mrs.
H. W. Hail, and MlsAI! e HiKKina.
At their realdenre. Saturdar evolne.
Fbruary 21. lr. apd Mr. W!!iam H.
Wilkinson crlhratesl the twentieth an
niversary of their weddlnar. The house
was decorated with wild crape, ferna,
holly, rarnatlons and vlolots.
Thrt rniovtnc the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkinson were: Mr. and Mrs.
.harl A. Stewart. Jndtce and Mrs. J.
O. Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. War rvi Ah
hott. Mr. and Mrs. Imnlrl J. Knssell.
Mr. and Mrs. U H. Munnlnit. Mr. and
.Mrs. J. II. ;ove. Mr. and Mrs. F.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ii rt Ive. Mr.
and Mr. Harry itreene. Mr. and Mrs.
Pavld Ftearn. I.loyd Stearns, IZ, H.
Kin. 'hter Miller. . K. Montcomerv.
Mtss Fthel Abbott and Mrs. H. H. Wiod
ard. Many beaut I f ul presents suitable to
f he ercasl on were r--1 ved. I lv ( rt-s h -ments
were served. Five of the jruets
were present at the wedfllnar of Mr.
and Mrs Wilkinson 20 years aito.
A merry crowd of youn people rath
er d at the home of Miss ll.tntiah Hau
mann last Sunday evening to relehrate
her I Mb birthday anniversary. Flve
hunrird was played. First prises were
won by Miss MararuTlte Hfajcun and
Adilpa Plcbrech, and tho consolation
prises were awarded to Miss Ann
Hochult and Jack Zeltar. Those pres
ent were: Misses Iena Amachr. Han
nah Buck. rUbette lltrt h. Susie Ptei
rich. Una Kntlc. Haiti Haehlen. Ann
Horhull. Flsa Klein. iMaa Klein, Lottie
Nuhul, Frances Heatran. Marguerite
Reaitsn. Frances ltis-h. Ann Kiesrh.
Albert Hoehlcn. Will Kmttr. Henry Kn
it el. John Utran. H ins Ntklas. Adolph
Plebrtcb. John ICiesch, Oordon Steel.
Arnold Zellar. Christ Cellar. Jack ;
Cellar.
The Tuesday Afternoon t'luo met 1
lust week wtti Mrs. K n Hl'siand. 944
Wrodway. Tlie study of Oliver Wen
dell Holmes was continued with the
f Allow ina programme : "I lolmea Nov
els." Mrs. Merwtn I'mfh: "American Hu.
- mortsts," Mrs. Hen fltesland; selet
readlnsT. Mrs. E. i. ?anlrn. Quota-
tlons for the day were from Hi) lutes'
novels. Miss Pauline Aderniaji. a
truest ef the rl'ib. played several piano
awdos while the hostess served refresh
ments. Other ciiest wers Mrs. O- 1
Kennedy. Mrs I". O. Smith. Miss Mabel
KU'Ui and Mm. P. J. M.Lawdy. The
nest meetlnar wUl be held March 5 at
the residence of Mrs. Kohert Smith,
KaM Tenth street N'orth.
On Friday afternoon the Parent V anj
Teachers' Club of the Creston School
entertained with a special programme,
after which luncheon was served and
a Ktal hour was enjoyrd. There were
1 'S perns present.
The chief feature of the afternoon
was the addre made by Superintend
ent Killer. H spok of the larica
r'imher present, of the atmosphere
of co-operation, and save a few facts
sSont fire-proof school hii!ldlnrs and
pup: l teachers w hlch lrnpresd t he
club womn. Beside th numbers on
the programme furnished by members
were two vocal selections by Miss I.p
ter and readinats bv Mrs. Koonce, which
wrre much appreciated.
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Nrt'and Camp. No. 107. Worn! men of
t..e World. aae Its annttai smoker and
ntrrtainment Wednesdav ni-Jht In
W eoduien vf the Wor'd Ha t. kl.evrnth
and Aider streets. The affair w a
itirrfM and the hall was crowded the
entire erntnjr by mmhf-rs of t!ie camp
and friends A programme was rarrled
i ul under the d i ret t ion of Pr. Francis
x iTske as follows: Mnlr. Clifford's or
rheMra. sonas. by Fred F. 0lnruf ;
.la k-face spec ialt Irs, by Ccorne T.
Itrandt; niovtna? pictures: bo!iin. four
tounds for points Unrns and T:uiis
ree Kid." decision a draw. The rvenina
losed with a ptilow fltf .l between tl.e
members
Winslow Meade Circle. No. T. laadt
of th Crsnd Army of te nepiti.iic.
(At! the fc-iiowins programn.e al tnr
retn:ar met tins; Monday In th AHsky
buildins;: Piano solo, "Heariniental
QnU k-tep." hv Mrs. 'onnauirhton : "The
l.lfe of Abraham Uncoln." hy the pres
ident. Mrs. Abraham: solo. "Hunker
Hill." hy Mrs. Palsy P. times; reading.
' Snip of Stat." bv .Mrs. i:o!and : solo.
"A Thouan-l Years. Mv Own Colum
bia." Mrs. Polio- k : read int. "F.lnroln'a
Memorial to the Women of the War,"
Mrs. Zehrunic; readiac. "The Funeral
of Lincoln." Mrs. Mathews; "Kuioiry
of Lincoln." by .Mrs. Connausjhton. Th
meet In k. which was held to eel-bra te
tue birthday of Lincoln and W'ashlns;
ton closed w-i tn tns sinsrtngr of "Amer-
ne of the Jo. lust social affairs of
the seA.son took place at the Oak Skat
Inc Kink. Friday afternoon, March 1.
triven by the members of the Heed Cl
IvKf. After skatinp, refreshments were
m rvsi m the reception rom. Mr. and
M rs. Kwer actei as patronesses for
yount; folks, Amonc t hose present
were Florian Llhklater. Kunice Town
send. Ressle Owens. Luclle Boyd. At ma
Ittifton. tlen Walton. Clara Wuest.
Torothy Wa'.tn and Miss Hose; Messrs.
ilcCoy. Brown. Salin. Kelly, Jenne,
V. O- McOrew and Mr. B. F. Miller.
KlsThteen s;urts were present, most of
whom had attended the wedding; four
years asro.
A party was sjivrn by Miss Marparet
Clement Weonesday af ternon, com
plimentins; Miss Mildred Middleton.
whose marrlaare to Guy Moore will take
place next week. The prizes for the
floral wedding and kitchen quiz were
won by Misses Beatrice Locke and Irene
Brandes. Those invited besides the
honor (tueat were: Farleen Smith. Gene
veive Orton. Mildred Lawrence, Flor
ence Ht-ntly. Zelma Allen. Marjorle Bar
rett, Kathryn Keyea, Beatrice Lm-ke.
Jauna Holnscs. Irene Brandes. Kath
erlne Dunbar and Myra Austin.
Miss Hazel I Abbott was KiTen a
birthday surprise at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Moylan.
6041 Forty-third avenue Southeast. Feb
ruary 19. Music and dancing: formed
the entertainment of the evening; and
later supper was served. Among those
present were Misses Alice Burke. A ernes
Nelson, Mildred Syrlnir, Martha Wieder
hold. May pwyer. and Leon Roberston.
l:oy Johnson. Kverett Hnirhes, Fred-
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ROSEBURG COULL WED AT PRESBYTERIAN MANSE.
MR. AMI MRS. RICHAItU MILMAMS.
KOSKI'.l liti Or., Mar-h 2. Special. A pretty w edding. In which two of
Kosenure; popular yonns; people were- the principals, took place at the Manse
of the First Presbvterian church Wednesday, when Mrs. Aids. Dixon and Rich
ard Williams, a iiouthcrn Pacific employe, were married. The wedding- cere
mony was performed by Rev. J. K. Hurkhart. pastor of the .First Presbyterian
Church. Mr. aud Mrs. Williams will make their home at Roscburg;.
Warner. Cay lor. Scott. Kletzer. Tomlln
son, Howes. Jones and Loucks.
Atout l'0 of the young people of
St. James Kngtlsli Lutheran Church
Were -present at a leap ear soctnl at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Holder-
man. Fast Taylor street. The com
m 1 1 tee of arrangements consisted of
the M te .Nesvold. Brarher and Pope
an I the Messrs. Karl Gerth, C. Frank
tin I'tH h and F. Weiicrl. Musical mini
I bers were 1 urnlMheit by Mr. Setldurg
and the M Is sea Hon n sen and Sch nicer.
I n teres tin g games were played, and
t he company afterwards partook of a
box luncheon furnished by the youns;
women.
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Miss Haaelle M. Kiteterman was host
ess to a number of her friends Thurs
day night at her home on Mount Tabor.
Music and cards formed the entertain
ment of the evening. The guest list
Included: Misses Anita Young. Grace
Kdna Short. U'adya Hays. Gordon Spen
cer. Teressa Spencer. I.ea Von F.gert,
lairralne Rector. Grace Johnston, of San
Francisco; Marie Mathtson and Mrs.
Kosterman. Messrs Pavld Cooper. Rob
ert Chamberlain, scar Cornell. Lester
Campbell. Lloyd Taylor. Harrison King,
Herbert Taylor, Leonard Mnthlsort. Wil
liam Fries and Fldden Cllnkinbcard.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Allyn enter
tained guests at their home on Rose
lawn avenue February 4. The affair
was their fourth wedding anniversary,
laivender streamer and violets were
used as decorations In the dining-room
and ptissv-w lllow boughs. Intermingled
with daffodils, made a pretty effect In
the living-room. Ia-ap-year games
R. prince and Mrs. C. Krants and Mr. '
er'ck Runkle. George Lane, Frederick
Stiles. Clifford Woodland and J. F.
Champion, of Spokane, Wash.
The members of the Coterie . Club
were ehjoyably entertained at their last
meeting. Mrs. Wieste- gave a talk on
"Art in Kveryday Life." Mrs. Khrgott,
another guest, made a plea for -woman
suffrage. Mrs. Allen arranged for a
series of picture of the Madonna with
I he radl opt Icon and gave a talk on
"The Madonna In rt." The beauty of
trainlnr a child well In music was Il
lustrated hy the little dau liter of Mrs.
Shay. Luncheon was at the Hazelwood.
Mary Haxel Wells celebrated her
ninth birthday anniversary by a party
February 24 at her home. The favors
at tne i inner were silk flags. Many
presents were received. The decora
tions were Oregon Grape and carna
tions. Those present were Olive Bar
nard. Franc Gilbert, Vera Prat ten,
Pauline Pratten. Dorothy Swain. Mar
guerite Romacly, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Wells.
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Mrs. lone T. Wells was hostess last
Frldav at a reception at her home in
Iaturelhurst. given In honor of Mrs.
Chan Ray. who is visiting her from
Tacoma. She was assisted In receiv
ing by her mother. Mrs. T. S. Town
send; Mrs. K. U. MacXaughtnn and Mrs.
D. S Williams. Mrs. C. J. McCusker
and Mrs. F- I. Hall served In the dining-
room, assisted by Mildred Camp and
Miriam Todd.
M rs. Mary Brooks, of Sixtieth and
Glisan streets, was hostess at the meet
ing of the Thimble Club of Llncoln-
Garfleld Women's Relief Corps Tuesday.
Luncheon was served by Mrs. Clark, as-
Cloak and Suit Department
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Presentation of
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for Spring
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
March 4, 5, 6
You are invited to attend this exposition
of style, to study and admire our exquisite
collection of
Suits ' Coats
Dresses
Waists
We liaA"e never shown a line of Suits, Coats and
Dresses so rich in. all those elements demanded by
fashion. Beauty of both model and material. Those
soft shades of tan and gray in the new whipcords,
serges and worsteds and new weaves in white basket
cloth, whipcords, diagonals and silk striped twine
cloth, as well as the never-waning popular navy
sei'ges in a bewildering variety. Prices most modest.
Suits . . .$17.50 to $52.50 ' Dresses. .$ 8.95 to $35.00
Coats . . . $12.50 to $35.00 Waists . $ 1.25 to $ 7.50
You will enjoy a visit to our delightful depart
ment. Known so well for its neatness, brightness,
cleanliness and sanitation, and above all salespeople
that are courteous.
Cloak and Suit Department.
126 Sixth Street
Entire Second Floor. Elevator.
Near Washington
See Millinery Ad, Page 5, Section 3.
four generations in family at medf0rd
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k'UKU B. Kttl, IMTA WAVE KLED.
MKDFORP. Or.. Kb. 27. SpeclaL Four Rtrneratlons vr repre
Mrntvd at a family reunion at Medford thiH week. Th eldest repre
. nttive wa Mr. W. 11. Byara. of Salem, or, who wa born Auirunt SI.
143. at LonlKvllle. K, and cromed the plains to Oregon with her
parents In Her maiden name Ta Kin ma A. Slocum. Hex son.
Collin A. Reed, was born on June 1 i. 164. at Wilbur. Or. Her
crn.lnn. Alfred It. Iteed. was born August 17. 18S8. at Mehama. Or.,
and her Joy was made complete upon the birth of a Brreat-gTanddaugh-
lr. Wunita wave i.een. July is. iu. at niamain rails, kst.
ORIENTAL RUGS
Tlie absolute reliability and variety of the weaves
the immense raj.pe of sizes, and the extraonlinary
values repn-sonteil make this establishment a Mecca
for rue buyers. We should be pleased to have you
confirm this statement by a comparison with the
qualities and prices offered elsewhere.
CARTOZIAN BROTHERS
IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
473 WasHington Street
Between 13th and 1 4th
lsted by Mrs. Brooks. Jr.. and was fol.
lowed by a pleasing musical programme
arranged by Mrs. Clark. Those attend
ing were: Mesdames Brooks. Otto, Wil
liams. Capell. Stevens. Harrison. Car
ter, Ferguson and Hathorn.
Sumner Post and Woman's Relief
Corps bad one of the most enjoyable
birthday parties of the year at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. W. C Henderson.
S47 Webster street. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. L. Markee. Mrs. Sarah
Miller. Mrs. U B. Miller. Miss Josephine
Haines. I. McQomaiv Commander Fargo
and Major Newell.
Mrs. C. R. Groves entertained the
Pansy Whist Club Wednesday after
noon. Those who won honors were Mrs.
G. Samson and Mrs. C. W. McRee. Oth
ers present were Mrs. M. A. Vyse, Mrs.
C. Sprange. Mrs. C. I Roddle. Mrs. S.
Payson. Mrs. W. C. Oldham. Lunch was
served at 4 o'clock.
On Wednesday evening of this week
about 22 young people, stuTtents at Jef
ferson High School, gave a surprise
party for Agnes Dugan. which was en
Joyed Immensely by the hostess and
those present. The evening was spent
In music, readings and games. Re
freshments were served.
The hospitahle home of Mrs. J. W.
Ogllbee was the scene of an attractive
affair Thursday, when 42 women of
Sumner Relief Corps gathered to sew
for the benefit of the corps and enjoy
luncheon.
Mrs. John F. Logan was hostess for
the Portico Club Tuesday.
IOMI.VG EVENTS.
The Michigan Society of Oregon will
meet in the Assembly room of the
Multnomah Hotel Monday evening.
March 4. C. C Chapman will give a
ten-minute talk and Rev. John H. Boyd
will speak. "Greater Portland Plan"
will be the subject of a talk Illus
trated with sterlopttcan, given by C.
B. Merrick. Miss Christine Anderson
will give a reading.
A solo by Mrs. R. M. Schmeer will
close the programme, following which
a reception will be held.
The charter will close April 12, 1912.
.
The annual entertainment given by
the Ancient Order of Hibernians in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
Robert Emmet will be held Monday
evening, March 4, in Women of Wood
craft Hall. 128 Eleventh street. John
Fleming Shields, a graduate from Bos
ton University and an orator of ability,
will deliver the principal address.
Cornelius G. Murphy will be chairman.
The programme will be as follows: In
troductory remarks by the chairman;
chorus, "God Save Ireland." led by Mrs.
Frank Ruckert; "She Is Far From the
Land," F. E. Osborne; "Emmet's
Speech From the Dock," by AI Hyland:
"Killarney," by Mrs. Frank Ruckert;
"Kelly, Burke and Shea," by John
Dunn: "Memories of Ireland," by Pro
fessor Daniel H. Welson; "The Days of
the Kerry Dance," by Mrs. George Mc
Cord; address by John Fleming Shields;
"Where the River Shannon Flows," by
Anthony Campbell; "The Wild Irish
Rose," by Frederick E. Osborne, as
leader. The committee in charge con
sists of John Beckman, M. J. Murnane
and D. W. Lane.
On Thursday evening. March 14, the
Royal Arcanum Councils will give a big
dancing Informal at Ringler s Hall,
Second and Morrison streets, to which
all Arranums are invited. The commit
tee consists of Messrs. M. M. Ringler,
J. S. Barber, Dr. Herbert Hegele, Dr. J.
F. Worcester, from Multnomah Coun
cil; G. M. MacElwaln, H. L. Young. A.
C. Coonradt, Carl Wulter. Dr. C. C.
Cable, Dr. Sam Slocum, from the Oregon
Council; A. W. Anderson, C; A. Xelson,
F. N. Noltner, Willamette Council.
A benefit dance will be given on
Monday for Harry Cooper, the young
musician who is critically ill at the
Open-Air Sanitarium. Everything will
be donated. A 20-piece orchestra will
furnish the music. Thj band will play
the two-steps and the stringed instru
ments will play the waltzes. It is
hoped a large sum will be realized to
help Mr. Cooper defray his heavy ex
penses. The dance will be given un
der the personal direction of Professor
M. M. Ringler.
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The East Side Division of the Port
land Shakespearo Study Club will meej
at the residence of Mrs. R. E. Jore, 633
East Twenty-first street North, Mon
day at 2 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. George F. Brice will
entertain a few friends next Wednesday
night. - v'. ."
"Social Hygiene" will be the subject
of the Women's Alliance at the Uni
tarian Church at the regular monthly
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