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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1915)
THE SUNDAY OREGOJsIAX, PORTLAND, MAR Oil 21, 1915. 5 Harriet Bean, Mrs. Mine, Brown, Sirs. Jennie Bingham. Mrs. Sophia Bar rett Mrs. Sarah Tusant and Dr. H. R. blersdorf. The above are all that are left of the 26 who sisned the charter. The women of Stella, Wash., were entertained on Wednesday afternoon in honor of St. Patrick's day by Mri H. A. Rue. The afternoon was passed sawing-, after which a delightful sur prise was given them. Mrs. Rue led the way to the third floor, where the spacious attlo was transformed into a bower of screen. Here a delicious col lation was served, the appointments and decorations being in keeping with the day. Those present were: Mri O. M. Anderson, Mrs. Joeeph Mowery, Mrs. H. Brinson. Mrs. Frederick Rasmussen. Mrs. Eugene Brock. Mrs. A. Howard, Mrs. Horace Caswell. Mrs. Lewis Olsen. Mrs. Thomas Brink and Miss Flora Hendrickson. The out-of-town guests were: Mrs. C. F. Peterson and daugh ter. Martha, of Forest Grove, Or., and Mrs. O. H. Peterson ana aaugmers. Mildred and Dorothy, also of Forest Grove. A delightful evening was passed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William yrpVlnonn rt 3H I-" :j a t TTnrt v-apcond street, Wednesday evening, the occa- SIX-VE 1R-OLD LAD CELE BRATES BIRTHDAY. 1 - - I'' 0 k Master Jack Gadsby. sion being Mr. Hockinson's birthday. The early part of the evening was en- joyed playing "600," Mrs. Guy Field house and A. J. Hocklnson making the highest score and Mrs. A. J. Hocklnson and Jack Reddaway the lowest. After the game refreshments were served. The rest of the evening was passed in dancing. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Aylsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Todd. Mr. and Mrs. William Hessel and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fleldhouse, all of Gresham; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reddaway, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hockinson, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. William Hockinson. A pleasant surprise party was ar ranged by a number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer Saturday evening at their home, 1036 Vancou ver avenue, in honor of Mr. Spencer's birthday. The evening was passed play ing 500, honors being won by Mrs. T. Graves and C. Yeager. Refreshments were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Aeher. Mr. and Mrs. F. Falne, Mr. and Mrs. E- Lance, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. L- E. Crouch. Mr. and Mrs. T. Graves, Mr. and Mrs. T. Dowling. Mr. and Mrs. D. Jselson, Mr. and Mrs. C Yeager. Mr. and Mrs. M. Larsen. Miss T. Fox, Miss B. Paine, Miss E. Meloney. Miss K. Erricson, Miss f 5 k straw Arthur Bum (Selro Jofcm wi), Charming Bride of Week. M. Dowling. Miss J. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. G. Spencer. . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Klingensmith and daughter. Miss Mildred, entertained Wednesday evening at their home, on Maricuerlte avenue. The guests made merry at cards and dancing, after which a delightful supper was servea. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hepner. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Flack, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Van Overn, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Sims, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morelock, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bewley, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lansing, Mrs. Birdie Austin, John Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. A. Burkhart and the host and hostess. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. P. Van Overn. Mrs. R. J. Ellis, Mrs. Harry Bewley and Mrs. F. D. Hepner. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Moore enter tained Friday night with a charming announcement party, when the news of the engagement of their daughter. Miss Marguerite Eleanor Moore, to Chester Wi.ber Bourne was made. As the guests entered the house Miss Genevieve Filler presented the women with a cor sage bouquet and boutonnlers to the men to which were tied cards announc ing the betrothal. Miss Moore is a charming girl, and is well known In . the musical set- She has a sweet so prano voice of wonderful range, and Is In demand at social functions. Mr. Bourne is a prominent Rosarian and is popular in Portland. 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The slogan for the evening was the old time-honored 'Backward, turn backward. Oh, Time, In your flight,'' etc. The members were dressed as children, and they all entered into the spirit of the occasion, playing old-fash ioned games with abandon and glee. t was most refreshing and restful for the girls who rarely have an opportunity to Indulge In good. Wholesome Ironc. There were numerous Buster Browns. Lord Fauntleroya and schoolgirls. sunbonneted and carrying a jumping rope; also the old-fashioned and much loved mother with frilled basque and hooped skirt, who added dignity to the occasion. The refreshments also were carried out according to childhood's palates, and the party long will be re membered by the happy gathering. ... The Massachusetts Society of Ore gon held a social and entertainment on Thursday evening last in tne Rosarian rooms. Commercial Club. Tel egrams were received from Governor Walsh, of Massachusets, also from Mayor Curley, of Boston, sending greetings. A letter of regret from Blanche Ring, of the Orpheum circuit. was received, Miss King Is a Bos ton ian and expected to be present. Judge H. If. Northup gave an address upon "Evacuation Day" (March 17, 1776). Miss Kathleen Booth sang. Through the kindness of Sherman, Clay & Co. there was a Victrola con cert during the rest of the evening, while 600 was in progress. Refresh ments were served also. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Downing entertained a few friends Saturday night. Five hundred was played and card honors fell to J. . Harvey and Zaidee Reichwein. Consolation prizes went to A. 7. Middlebrooks and Mrs. Emma Mashburn. A collation was served and music selections closed a delightful evening. Mrs. Washburn gave several piano numbers and vocal selections were contributed by Mrs J. E. Harvey. Those present were: Mrs. E. Mashburn. Miss Zaidee Reichwein. Mrs. Edmond Taylor, Mrs. J. E. Har vey. Mrs. Miles. Miss Lane, Mrs. Reich wein. Mrs. William Downing, A. E. Middlebrooks, A. E. Carr, Z. E. Harvey, Dr. B. I Gulick and W. H. Downing. ... Mrs. V. N. Irvin entertained In honor of her sister, Mrs. A. Kuns, Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were gaily dec orated in green and white, which were the colors of the day. The afternoon was passed playing "500," honors being won by Mra Claude De Pue. Mrs. George Bishop and Mrs. H. W. Matbison after which a light lunch, was served. Those present were Mrs. A. Wells, Mrs. H. Weber, Mrs. E. Ruedy, Mrs A. R. Keesey, Mrs. H. W. Mathison. Mrs. George Bishop, Mrs. J. Kuns, Sr., Mrs. Albert Kunz, Mrs. J. Kunx, Jr., Mrs. Lewis R. Bodley, Mrs. Claude De Pue, Mrs. D. C. Resser, Mrs. A. B. Fairchilds, Mrs. V. N. Irvin. . Portland society will be Interested In the announcement of the marriage of Miss Edith Shannon and Earl K. Mayo. The wedding took place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Oscar Bowersox, in Hollywood, Cal., last Mon day. The newly married couple will make their home In Hillsboro. ... An attractive affair of Wednesday evening was a shower given by Mrs. J. M. Peters In her home at 352 Morris street. In compliment to Miss Esther Clemens, whose marriage to Walter Pfaender will be an event of the latter part of -the month. The guests were: Miss Esther' Clemens, Miss Maud Thayer, Miss Esther Wilson, Miss Irene Clark, Miss Grace Baldwin, Miss Ada Laurance, Miss Rosa Kline, Miss Ruth Pfaender, Miss Edith Moore, Miss Leona Clemens, Miss Pearl Titus, Miss Beu lah Titus, Miss Olga Sechtem, Mrs. A. Pfaender and assisting the hostess was Mrs. J. W. Mathena. . ... Mrs. G. W. Jorgensen was hostess for a pretty "500" party on Wednesday, honoring Mrs. C. E. Hoxie, of Tacoma, who Is visiting friends here. 6pring blossoms were used effectively about the rooms, and the guests included Mrs. Hoxie, Mrs. N. S. Spinney, Mrs. A. Hunter, Mrs. William Brundell, Mrs. E. W. Gassett, Mrs. G. Luckey, Miss Lo rena Luckey, Helen Gassett, Mrs. Cala han, Mrs. H. Naylor, Mrs. R. Greek, Jr., Mrs. Greek, Sr., Mrs. C. Van Wagner, Mrs. N. Schults, Mrs. G. Zeller. Mrs. fc Jorgensen and Mra A. S. Wilcox. Hon ors were won by Mrs. A. Hunter and Mrs. C. Hoxie. - - Mrs. C. H. Johnston entertained the members of the Fleur-de-lis Club at ber home on Thursday. Luncheon was, served. Five hundred was played dur ing the afternoon, honors falling to Mrs. E. S. Balr. Mrs. W. H. Bewley, Mrs. C. C. Brown and Mrs. H. T. Wllker son. Members present were: Mesdames C. C Brown, A. A. Buck, J. M. Capek, W. E. Dackins, A. L. Drake. H. T. Wll kerson, C. E. Klingensmith, E. It Thomas, J. P. Van Overn, C. H. John ston, W. H. Bewley and F. J. Currlgan. Mrs. E. R. Thomas will be hostess April 1 at her home, 894 East Morrison street. . The Women's Aid of the Highland Congregational Church entertained their friends with a 6t- Patrick's tea at the home of Mrs. O. 8. Cutler. 100 Garfield avenue. The entertainment included readings and music by Mra Ralph Miller. A guessing contest also was held, the prize being won by Mrs. J. E. Jensen, after which refreshments were served. Tbe committee in charge of this charming affair consisted of Mrs. Fred B. Wright, chairman; Mesdames A. L. Young, E. S. Bollinger, Van De marr, Wegton and Sullivan. ' ... A delightful party was given at the home of Miss Myrtle Hers hey In honor of Miss Hazel Baylor's llth birthday. Games and dancing were the diver sions of the evening. Latr refresh ments were served. Those present were: Mesdames Chapman, Millar, Dawson. Taylor and Woylnn and the Misses Hazel Savior. Marjorie Crosby. Bessie Beall. Oral Green, Charlotte Taylor. Lillian tin cor. Maybeile uisrn. Vera Dahl and Myrtle Hernhey an4 Inexpensive Application Removes Superfluous Ilair A smooth, halrl.is skin alw.ra follova the u.o of Lemoant', tba hair timovtr rarom mand.d and uid by one of Am.rlca'e trail ing apctallat. 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