The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, April 13, 1913, SECTION THREE, Image 40

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAX. PORTLAND. APRIL 13, 1913. were served at the close of the meet ing. The JCnights of the Rose have just closed a series of "500 parties with a most pleasant time and with a new committee in charge will start another series commencing April l ai wie umu time and place. 129 Fourth street, hop ing that all who have attended In the past will come and bring as many more new friends. There will be prises given and refreshments served. A. 1 Zzr-t'.fZcZpyrcarcZ 3. Cz'rb'cZ I;;.- .:-- ' - .fV lHI - ) X Jf Vk t In i. (Continued From rage a.) Hey Smith. vTk. Cullen. D. H. Diamond. Mr. and Mra, W. D. Torrey. Colonel ivld M. Dunne. T. H. French and K. I. Macnab. From Astoria: U 1. Tracey. Mayor K. K. Gray, O. B. Johnson, O. B. J m memo a. Mlti Eleanora Jenkins, Mrs. Pummers and C. L. QallaKher. From Sllverton: Mra. O. E. Thompson. ira P. A. Loor. Mrs. Ethel M. Gordon. Spo kane: H. Sontase. New York, and R. Uod, San Francisco. One of the events of the week wa a "J00" party riven by Mr and Mrs. C. iackstrom and daughter, Verna. A color scheme of red was carried out with gprlna flowers, fern and Orecon s;rap. Card honors fell to Mrs. J. O. Tramblay and Mr. Waller. Th ruest list Included: Mr. and Mrs. George Baer. Mr. and Mra Reschke. Mr. and Mrs. Gua Bsckstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Lund berr. Mr. and Mra. O. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Waller. Mr. and Mra Theodore Backstrom. Mr. and Mrs. K. Helmer. Mr. and Mrs. O. Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Sell. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Tramblay, Mr. and Mrs. P. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Shoberg. Mr. and Mrs. Kerens and Mra Isacson, the Misses Blanche Waller. Minnie Alexander, Violet Backstrom. .Ulltan Sell. Edna Shoberg. Gladys Sho brg. Lenora Gardner and Luclle Hel mer. Arthur Reschke. John Toung. Har ry Reechke. Oscar Helmer. Ed Sell and Earl Waller. Mrs. G. M Gllnes. 145 East Everett street, entertained the Tuesday After noon Club last week. Current events were given In response to rollcalL The following papers were read: "A Pru dential Campaign." by -Mrs. E. . J Halgbt: -Initiative. Referendum and Recall.' by Mrs. A. A. Bailey: "Com mittee Sytem.- by Mrs. W. F. Amoi lecture day will be celebrated April It at the residence of Mra Harry E. Chlpman. East Twenty-second street at I o'clock. Subject of lecture. The Drama of the Celtic Revival." by Jasper J StahL Instructor in Germsnlc Unguaaes and literature of Reed Col Uk. Mrs. Ullnes served refreshments during the social hour. Mra Steadman was a guest of the club. Miss Verna Menefee entertained with six tables of cards oa Saturday. The honors were awarded to Miss Mary Corquam and Miss Gladys Reed. Miss Ruth Van Waters and Mis Edna Kin dred assisted. The guests included: The Misses Amielle Samuels, Dorothy Wood. Helen Jones, Alma Enke. Marie Mlch ner AJta Clark. Rosllee La Roche, Helen Hicks. Margaret Walton. Gladys Keed. Ruth Van Waters, Beckle Van tVatera. Dorothy Downard, Mtry Cor- quam. Ida Marshall. Allca Norton, Phlla McDuffy, Vivian Palett. Miriam Real. Marian Grebcl, Cora Hosford, Grace Townsend. Clarabelle chaloupka, Edna Kindred, Doris Ball and Jeanne Flnley. Mrs. Theodore Opsund entertained In honor of Miss Fields McClaine, of Sil verton, Tuesday afternoon. The house was decorated with yellow roses. Pro fessor Charles Swensen and Mrs. Swen sen gave several numbers on the piano and violin. The remainder of the af ternoon was passed playing 600, honors falling to. Mra G. U. Wade and Mra H. D. Coale. The guests were Mrs. Bert Jackson, Mra C. A. Zlgler. Mra Paul C Yates. Mra Hammett N. Lacy, Miss Flelda McClaine. Miss lone Lambert, Mlsa Mabel Adams, Mrs. E. R. Wig gins, Mra H. D. Coale, Mrs. Charles Swensen and Mra George Cathey. A most enjoyable meeting of George Wright sewing club was held at the home of Mrs. Detle Friday. Corps wo men present were Past Department President Mary E. Chamberlain. Corps President May E. Renner, Mesdames BeaL Bodley. Burt, Cooper. Emery, Ellis, God "hail. Greene, Griffith. Hamil ton. Hunter. Ellen Mills. Lydia mi lis. Mlckley. Munger. Morse. Reed. Pferd ner. Smith. Walls, Wenxel and Worlck. Visitors were Mesdames Fisher, Hume. Lncky and Morrla The next meeting will be held April 1$. from 10 to . at the home of Mrs. Emma Henderson. 491 East Thirty-eighth street. W.-R. car. e Th. XfnnHav aftirnAQB ScWlllr Club was entertained by Mrs. Helen F. Rice at the home of her son. E. F. Rice in Rose City - Park. Members present were: Mrs, Fannie Reid. Mra Helen Rice, Mrs. George Reld, Mra Robert d.m (r tj. !irnm Mrs. Miller. Mra Willis. Mra Webster, Mrs. Charles Pur- vlne. Mrs. Harold Rice. Mra ooraon Purvlne, Mra George Hlmes. Guests present were Mra Roxy Reld. of Bed ford, la.; Miss Walk and Mrs. Fred Purvlne. of Salem; Mra Chatterton. Mrs. E. F. Rice and Mrs. L. M. Rice. Mra Sam Webster will be the next hostess. In honor ot Miss Valeska Liebe, of The Dalles. Mrs. Carl G. Liebe enter- ilnl Informally Friday afternoon. The guest list included: Mesdames E. V. Canfield, of St. Paul; Frank Mene fee, Fred Schanx, Walter Smith, Pearl Vorman. .Tames ADrev. ueorge uecnnj, V. E. Simonton. Henry Harmon. Henry ijv!H1fre. Burr Wiener. L. merKei sen, William Andresen, Frank Parker, W. Waldran: Miss Rose Schacht, May Breslln: Mrs. H. F. Stnrdevant. Miss Rose Mary Baldwin. Mrs. F. F. Spauld- lng and Miss Valeska Liebe. m Mrs. Paul C Yates entertained the Wednesday Five Hundred Club on Wednesday afternoon. The parlors were decorated In red and white carnations.- The guests were Mrs. J. W. MacKenzte. Mrs. W. P. Jenkins. Mra Robert Jenkins. Mrs. C. C Child. Mra J. H. Long. Mrs. Frank Wagner, Mra S. D. Stoufer, Mrs. George Weldon, Mrs John McCue, Mrs. Frank Menafee, Mrs. A. E. Hammond. Mrs. G. L. waae. Miss Nellie Norfstad of Seattle.. The honors fell to. Mra Frank Wagner and Mrs. A. E. Hammond. Mrs. D. L." Brace entertained Chapter F. P. E. O.. Thursday afternoon at her home. 587 Flanders street. The pro gramme was In charge of Mra M. O. Goddlnir. She was assisted by Miss Margaret Copeland and Mra Gerald Volk, who read a paper on "Commerce of Oregon Effect of the Panama Ca nal." and the "Panama Exposition." The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Charles Seeberger, April 24, 825 HaraO- let avenue. At the home of Lewis P. Love and wife. In Eltover Addition, In the north east part of the city, a large concourse of the Love family met last Sunday to celebrate the S2d birthday of Lewis P. Love, the baby of the family of the late Captain Lewis Love, a pioneer of the year 1849. Mr. Love is the father of 11 children, all of whom were present. A birthday dinner was served and at each table was a cake with miniature candles. 9 Mra Mary Hawes entertained at luncheon Thursday, assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Bradbury and Miss Grace La Mont. Covers were laid for Mesdames Becker. Blodgett, Chamberlain. Emery. Eley. Godshall. Mickley. Mills, Renner, Reed. Wenxel and Worlck. The color scheme of the decorations was cream and green. Mrs. Eley and Mrs. Wenxel won the honors at 500. Miss Florence Olds, a recent arrival from the East, was the inspiration for a matinee party at the Orpheum Fri day, given by Miss Alta Cox. Tea fol- i - -A ., Uac.lwnnH Tn th nartv were: Miss Olds, Miss Emily Magalre, Miss Jessap, saiss cvaniteiine jsasuirc, Miss Edna Converse. Miss Ella Llttle n xn lUnrlA frDuff-alA. Miss Maud Maloney, Mrs. Mable Maloney and the hostess. Delightful In every detail was the evening given by the Misses Helen Greene and Blanche Flnkelstein Mon day. In their apartments at the Ford ham. In honor of Miss Nola Fabrl Hobbs. who has been sojourning for the past six months In England and France. Mis Hobbs Is a musician of note and her charming rendition of some or the old English ballads was a delight to her many friends present. The Richmond Self -Advancement Club -.--. n- kv V1t- m M XTfttrall on Monday afternoon at the home 6f Mrs. N. C. Lancaster, Dei weenwooa avenue. A short talk on the proposed t nn .kartap wa triven bv Mrs. E. C Strayer. A general discussion of this subjeot - louoweo. nexresnmeuui Thn marriae-e of Margaret Mary .t jav,.-- nf tr and Mrs. Thom t - niiipMin. siid Thomas Bernard Johnston will be solemnized at the fhurvh of the. Ascension, in Montavllla. Tuesday morning, followed Dy a recep tion at the home oi me oriue in Laurelhurst that evening. -vtr-- -R,.irwftrt. of Portland, was of the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crosby on Monday evening, at toreu ado. Later the hosts gave a "rag" party l . V. n nrlrftln hnllmom. WllCTB thC guests enjoyed themselves until long after midnight. The Parent-Teachers' Association of Woodlawn gave a luncheon in the rest- room for the teacners rriaay noon rAnnlniF .Ha hmrh Dr. Marv Mad 1 gan gave an interesting talk on sex hygiene. Mrs. David Wendllck entertained the Sumner Relief Corps Sewing (Jluo in hr home on Denver avenue inursnay, A luncheon was served by the hostess and members of the committee to 23 guests. -...-4- .amn T oval Kelahbors of America, entertained with a masked ball Thursday evening, the cnaraciers represented being many and varied. About 75 couples took part In the grand march. COMIXG EVENTS, vi.. Twino-tn, rinn ha comnleted ar rangements for a formal dancing party to be given Friday at the clubhouse. This dance will tie one i me muv orate of the season, special decoration . .,. .-j rinnm and sneoial mu slo will be provided, and every effort . A .Vila r u T has Keen mace iu u " i w eclipse all former ones. J no panun- - in,, w v. Woodward. Mrs . , . .. - -Kfr-m Tohnaton Porter. J Mrs. W. J. Hofmann. jors. Mrs. J. W. Creath, Mrs. a. a. ni uu-u, Mra W. C. Cameron. The committee in charge Includes: J. L. Bowman, chair man: A. H. Cousins. F. V. Andrews. L. A. Hartman. J. P. aieneiee. a At the recent Michigan Society Easter party, the Wolverine airouers reor ganized for the 191S season and will .v.. i- initial 1913 walk Friday evening, meeting at Council Crest at i.jc t at Th caienaar Bays &u. nioon" for that date, so all Michigan . .v.-i M,nH should take ad vantage of the beautiful Council Crest walk. B. L. Gardner ana Area Donald. Portland's long-distance walk i .v.1. .nttinalastic stroll ere, nave juiucu .,.,o Ing society. All Interested In the walks are Invited. For Information, can i.. o ft.rnnnn or evening, naruci m Sellwood 1667, or R. W. Chapman, A 4026 before 4:30 t. m. a The military Mayday dancing party wnicn win (-" . - . , , nnrnti National Guard L II 1 1 U iiuauvi v. at the Armory Hall, on inursu, ca ning. May 1. Is expected to be the most S. h. v.ar. The many popular trophies won by the company during recent years will be displayed, which will form part ot tne oew '"1 t.ii Tv.- .nmmittea will arrange everything for the comfort of Its guests and the music win oe ono m . . ThA natronesses are. 1 1 VO ICBluicn . Mrs. W. E. Finser, Mrs. L. A. Bowman, Mrs. E Carlson. Mrs. E. A. Porter and Mrs. K. S. Whitehead. - Onval Velffhbors Oregon rwo -- of America, will give Its monthly danc . iin.. ...nfnr. in Royal ingpariy ,,,,.-.. Academy wii jpimi". .STT . d... Weinberg's or- chestra will have charge of the music. Patronesses for tne .evening - . , r u.ha HamnSteau. Mae Angel, " Mrs. Frank Fastbender. Mrs. G. Netzle, lifra. a. Swain. Pre- siding over the punch bowl will be the Misses Bucntei ana r ocn. j i i.iaaa nf Jefferson -. ""-.L""? a Hanoe at Ma- fonio Temple. Friday. April 18 The patrons and patronesses ir ... 1 , . . ua.1t In Jnnkins. Mr. Snd V..Fnk Mangold". Miss Estella Ingalls. Miss Saran Buoy. , n a Pnvar and Mrs. M. C. Mace. The committee in charge of the arrangements are r r.n. ... . -n.n. TTendrlckson, Robert McMurray, Gladys Mace. Veda Povey, M. Krumpe ana -.-w. - -. . T n'Tuirhlln. 1214 nr. anu ' J- , Everett street, Laurelhurst, announce the engagement ot tneir nuB.i.. gurltte O'Laughlin. to Thomas John ston. The wedding will take place at Ascension Church, at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. ... nfoi,rn Woodmen of . , ill .ntartain with a five America, " " ' ' . , . , hundred and dancing party Monday evening. April i. m ',," Selling-Hlrsch building. The follow . : .. An entertainment prom- lses to eclipse previous affairs: Fred- - . . - . i r f .. i' TP 1 n rwl erick Scnuize, r. . - x . nf CI The Young r-er-ic s i-ws" -Mlchael's Church wU give a vaudeville . . i f Vi a rmk nitv jParK Clubhouse April SI. The performance will last from :io to ----- .i. -i nl he a dance. Stipe s w II n: 1 1 .iii o - - Orchestra will furnish the music. , rVi v.bt with the roe event " . : . , e .v. TUhlte Temnle is their fjereans r ' . annual public entertainment. On April 22 they will give, with other literary and musical features. Longfellow s 'Blind Girl of Castle Culle," In Its quaint Lowland Scotch peasant setting and costumes. n irrm Alexander G. Ogilvle Lane" sent out invitations to the mar riage of their daugnier, otnu -a.. . .lamea Edward Ludlam. The ceremony will be performed at White Salmon, wasn., noiu, April 30. ' tv.- vaeiar suTiner and promenade. which is an annual event will be giv en In St. Lawrence Assembly Hall on the evening of April 16. The affair, which is largely patronized, is ' in charge of the women of the parish. v. - V. . rnnf.a.a.V Tne uaugmero v w" " ' J will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at the . . . . i if.. T? C To.lnr I. in Hotel roruaiiu. mi - - .h.. of the Droeramme. All South erners axe Invited. Rev. I. B. Self, formerly of Denver, .it. , .( 1. 1 - Viimnrniia lecture- Will liouvci . . . "Slips of the Tongue," Friday evening at Hope Presbyterian cnurcn, corner East Seventy - eighth and Everett streets, Montavllla. m a Professor Frank T. Chapman, Pauline Miller Chapman and Harmon Marbold Chapman will give a concert for the Sellwood Y. M. C A. on Friday evening, corner Spokane avenue and Fifteenth. a The La Hoa Club has completed ar rangements for a shirt waist dancing party to be held in Christiansen's Hall on Friday evening. April 25. Invita tions will soon be Issued. . Invitations are out for a Yama Yama dance, which will be given, at the Port- $3.50 to $5.00 They Hold Their Shaped. Nothing is more annoying to the aver age woman than the get-out-of-shape-quickly shoes. And shoes that lose their shape quickly wear out quickly. Queen Quality Shoes hold their shape. This is due to the flexible sole and perfect construction of vamp and uppers. Try one pair and you will I never wear any other kind. Sole Agency A. J. Wochos Shoe Co. TWO STORES. 380 Wash. St., Cor. W. Park 303 .Wash. St, Wilcox Bldg. Catalogue on Request. Mail Orders Solicited. . land Rowing Club, Thursday evening. April 24. C. Aa rnarltnhle Korietv will ITiVe a dancing party at Multnomah Hotel on Tuesday evening. May 6. WEDODIXGS. Green-York. A n,,llv weririintr took Dlace at the home of Mr. and Mra Harry York Wednesday evening, April 2, when their voiine-est daughter. Marie Valeria, became the bride of Thaddlus H. Green. Rev. H. T. Cash officiated. Miss man Kmbin amir "T Tjive You Truly" as the bridal party entered. Master Kil burn York, nephew of the bride, car ried the ring in a huge calla lily and little Rowen York, the bride's niece, was flower girl. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was ... ..... i I ..(.n. sntln with trimming of real lace and pearl ornaments, her veil was held in place by a wreath of n-avA Kln.nm. q n.l she rrarrlerl white carnations. Miss Clara Dahing was bridesmaid. She wore pate oiue crepe A Avi.. onH ferried nffilr carnations. ri. Galdart acted as best man. After the f eremony a wedding- supper was served. About 100 guests were pres ent. The rooms were decorated with Spring flowers and greens. Mr. and Mra Green will be at home to their friends after April 20 at the Upshur Apartments. Latin-Robinson. Karl Latin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Latin, of Dayton, O., and Miss Bessie Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robinson, were married Thursday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents at 4 o'clock. Rev. Henry Mar- cotte officiated. William Swett was ring-bearer. The bride was given Into the keeping of the bridegroom by her father. Only relatives and intimate friends were present. The bride wore a traveling suit, a smart tailored navy blue, worn with a white hat, and a corsage bouquet of lilies of the valley and bride's roses. ' The Robinson residence was adorned with bride's roses, tulle and greens, and a profusion of jonquils were used in the dining-room. Mra Herman H. Thompson and Mrs. Fenton E. Grigsby presided at the table, assisted by Miss Bernlce Stimson. Miss Ruby Pareluis, Miss Geneva Seigner, Miss Florence Lewis and Miss Adaline Bowie. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Latin will go to their home at Mabel, Or. Keyes-Grover. J. Paul Keyes and Miss Maybelle E. Grover were married at the home of the bride's aunt (Mrs. S. F. Grover), 1113 E. Clay street, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Dr. William H. Fry, pastor of the Sunnyside M. E. Church. After a brief visit to the home of the bride at Newport, Wash., the young couple will make their home at Corvallis, Or. Cain-Wood. Archie Ray Cain and Floyd Grace Wood were married at the Highland n A.innni rVit,-Vi fliiiwlav. The ... . , J affair was a surprise to all except Im mediate irienos arm reiaufea ui parties, who commenced to gather shortly after the morning service. Rev. E. S. Bollinger, pastor of the church, officiated. The bride has a host of friends at St. Johns, where her home has been for several years. Mr. Cain has been one of the best known and popular young men of the Highland Church since its organization. Povey-Doane. Alfred V. Povey and Miss Nellie E. Doane, both of Portland, were married at the parsonage of the Sunnyside M. E. Church, April 6, and left for Seattle to pass their honeymoon with friends there, Worden-Ray. Harry E. Worden and Elsie D. Ray' were married at the parsonage of the Sunnyside Congregational Church. Mon day, by the Rev. J. J. Staub, D. D. Atherton-Huntingtoa. James R. Atherton and Miss Geneva Huntington, both of this city, were (Concluded on Page B. Special Sale Exhibition Laces and Embroideries. All hand-made directly imported from Italy, France and Madeira Isl ands. V4 OFF Cluny, Florentine, Filet and Venetian Laces, in Luncheon Sets, Bed spreads, . 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