TITE STJNDAT OltEGONTAX, PORTLAITO, JTTXE 20, 1915.
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Gnice Peters. Miss Nan Russell will be
a luncheon hostess on Tufcsda?. com
plimenting Miss Liadd and Miss Hardy,
at the Hotel - Benson, and Miss Rhoda
RumeVn ha planned a tea for Thurs
day afternoon In their honor. Numer
ous othejv. affairs will fill the interven
ing time.
Miss Hare! Dolpn and Miss Margue
rite Auiiaa-Turenne, of Seattle, who
have been in California for several
week:, passed most of the time as the
guests of AJrs. Elenjior Martin. Mrs.
Martin, the recognized leader of San
Francisco, owing: to the recent death
of aef son, Feter, is entertainl-K only
in an informal way this season, and
recently gave small luncheons and. din
ners with Connt and Countess de Sal.
azar as honor guests, and Miss Dolph
and Mi-s Auslas-Turenne snons ptner
gruests. Miss Dolph and Miss -isis-Turenno
left a week aso for the south
ern parf of California, where they are
ihotoxingr witn relatives. loejr wui
return to Portland within a few days.
Ms Edith Olds,' daughter of Mr- and
Mrs. J. C. Olds, who has been a pupil
t- Castle School. in Tarrytown, N. T.
graduated recently and returned to this
city lasfe week with her mother. Miss
Olds wilftbe feted by the younger con
tingent few" the next lew montns.
Mr. and Mrs. J. -Wesley Ladd are
planning to give an informal dancing
party for their daughter, Mies Helen
Ladd. who has Just returned from "West
over School in the East, and her house
sruest. MIbs -Catherine Hardy, of Sngle
wood, N. J. The affair will be given at
the Waverly Country Club on the even
ins of Friday, July 2.
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Mrs. Hazel B. Lttt will entertain for
the girls who have just returned from
schools East and soutn witn a luncneon
on Friday at Hotel Benson.
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Mrs. W. O. Van Schuy-ver was a lunch
eon hostess on Friday with Miss Sulli
van and Miss- Alice Butler as honored
guests. Miss Sullivan is the house guest
of Mrs. Wheelwright, ana jmiks morrow,
whose home is in Pittsburg, Pa., is thv
sister and house' guest of Colonel and
Mrs. Jay J. Morrow.
Following luncheon the guests en-
Joyed several games- of. bridge.
Mrs. James A. Dougherty, Mrs. Ches
ter G. Murphy and Mrs. Charles Whit
ley, of Salt lake City, are the guests
of thedr father. Timothy Kinney, in San
Francisco. They have taken apart
ments a ie St. Regis for a month, and
upon thoir return to this city will go to
their cottage at Gearhart to pass the
Summer with their children.
Mr. Course, a w-ell-known steamship
and railroad man from Yokohama. Is
the guest of Mr; and Mrs. R. R. Hogs
for a week.
Mrs. George A-Nichols and daughter.
Miss Meta Nichols, were bostessea for
a delightful luncheon and bridge on
Thursday honoring Mrs. Leo 3E. Ellis,
of Brooklyn, N. Mrs. Charles C
Johns and daughter. Marie, of Tacoma.
and Miss Franc Ij. Hard, of Eugene, all
of whom art house guests of Mrs.
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OLF and tea. generously sprinkled
with. luncheons. dinners and
dancing of an informal nature, has
Kept society on the qui viv during the
Ka&t week. The golf tournament at the
"Waverly Country Club aroused considerable-
enthusiasm among society folk,
not only devotees of the game, but
amy prominent folk who hav not yet
mccurabed to the fascinations of the
fin old game.
Between times there has been a num.
Her of weddings, with their long train
of festivities, gayeties for visitors and.
infusing bubbling spirit and merri
ment into society circles is the effer
vescent colony of youthful college and
Eehool girls and boys home for vaca
tions. and determined to get every
ounce of fun possible out of their period
of recreation".
The, Waverly Country Club has been
the mecca for the smart set all week,
midweek being celebrated with a con
cert in addition to the tea. and closing
a. dinner-dance. .
. The annual exodns to the country
homes and beach and mountain resorts
soon will begin, as practically all the
schools are closed. There are several
debutante parties planned and this
year's crop of buds will eclipse, any
previous one. It is difficult to ftnd a
lovelier lot of young girls than in Port
land, and as rapidly as they finish
schools in the. East and South they are
formally presented to Portland society.
-The war precludes the possibility f
ultra-fashionable schools abroad being
included in the debutante's education.
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Miss Mary Brownlte and Miss Hanlta
Fridenthal left Wednesday for San
Francisco to take the Summer course
of lectures at the University of Cali
fornia and to attend the fair.
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Dr. and Mrs. E. DeWitt Connell left
Tuesday for California. They will at
tend the fair, and Dr. Connell will at
tend a medical convention. Following
the convention they will motor through
Southern California for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cranston, who
have been passing a fortnight in Cali
fornia, returned Sunday to their home
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usually gay all last week, the attrac- I
tion being the big golf tournament, 1
Which was attended by prominent golf
ers from all over the Northwest. Each
afternoon attractively gowned women
gathered at the handsome club for tea,
midweek being especially celebrated
with a concert in addition to the tea.
On that day the grounds and club were
particularly festive- and the tea table
was presided over by Mrs. Helen Ladd
Corbett and Mrs. Theodore B. Wilcox.
They were assisted by Mrs. C Hunt
Lewis, lira. Victor Johnson. Mrs. Kurt
II. Kohler, Miss Claire Wilcox, Miss
Louise Burns. An enjoyable and in
teresting feature of the tournament
was the clock golf, Mrs. David Taylor
Honermari having charge- of the game
on Wednesday.
Yesterday was also a notable day in
the history of the club, the closing of
the tournament, awarding of prizes and
rOPllAR MAID RETURNS
FROM EASTER X SCHOOL.
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the gala dinner and dance rounding
out the evening. In the afternoon
there was- also concert and tea and
matrons and maids filled the verandas
and clubrooms, a large coterie follow
ing the players in the finala
Among the dinner and luncheon hosts
Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore B. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
R. Corbett. Mrs. J. Bown. Miss Claire
Wilcox and Trake J. A. O'Reilly, Hon
oring Miss Helen Ladd, who has just
returned from school in the East. Miss
Aj tea MacMaster was a luncheon host
ess, covers being placed for nine. Miss
Katherine Hoibrook entertained with a
luncheon, her guests numbering ten.
Mrs... Stanley- Jewett and party of four
and "Mrs. Margaret Biddie s party of
Ave. .
Last , night the dinner hosts and their
partiaa- were: .
Mrs. J. C. Ainsworth. seven; Mrs.
Helen Ladd Corbett. 22: Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Green, 10; Mr. and Mrs. Victor
A. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. David T.
Honeyman. it; Alma D. Kata, 20; Mr,
and Mrs. Frank E. Hart, live: Mr. and
Mrs. William O. Van Schuyver, 10; Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Morrison, three; Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott R. Corbett. 12; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas D. Honeyman, eight; Mr, and
Mrs. C. H. Davis, Jr., 10; Mr. and Mrs.
William MacMaster. 11. and Miss Fail
ing. 10.
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Mrs. William Esterbr.ook Jones, a
prominent and attractive Boston ma
tron, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Durham, at 1133 Thurman
street, and later will visit with the
Gilbert Durhams. She will, with her
son Durham, who accompanies her,
pass the Summer in Portland, and,
owing? to her popularity here, will be
the inspiration for many charming so
cial affairs.
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. So many affairs are already planned
to honor Miss Katherine Hardy, of
Englew.ood, N. J., who arrived yester
day to be the house guest of Misa Helen
Ladd, that she wilt be in a continuous
whirl of gaiety. Tomorrow Miss Sara
MoCuIly has planned a luncheon for
her. and on Tuesday a similar affair
vUl e fitvea la, h,&c honor, by. Zlisa
Homer D. Angell. The rooms were ad
mired greatly for their floral decora
tion, the dining-room being a bower of
pink roses and fernery, while the draw,
ing-room and hall were decked artis
tically with quantities of firefly plant.
In addition to the guests of honor
there were Mrs. Angell, Mrs. Charles
Cochran.'Mrs. E. P. Preble, Mrs. Walter
Swackhamer, Sirs. George Hoffman, Miss
Nellie Preble. Miss Bessie Martin of
Walla Walla, and the hostess. Card
honors fell to Mrs. Johns and Mrs. Ellis.
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Mrs. J. G. Edwards is entertaining as
a house guest Mrs. H. J. Collins, of
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Seattle, and together they were, hosts
for the Irviagton Bridge Club on Thurs
day aftemon. In addition to the -members
of t3ie club there were a number
of guest. some from out of town and
ethers of -this city. .- :
The drawing-room, where tables were
arranged for the games, was decked
with a profusion of Maman , Cochet
roses. Red Rambler roses being used
in tlie hall, and the 'dining-room .was a
bower of pi$k and white blossoms...'
Card hotickra fell to Mrs. - W. O.
Haines, the ;club prize' going to Mrs.
W. F. Wiggins. Mrs. E.' J. Munnell re
ceived the 'Consolation prize. '-
Out-of-town' guests were' Mrs. Beryl
Coyle and daughter. Miss. Leila vCoyle,
of Walla Walla, who are guests of Mrs,
J. 3. Kidwell. Miss Coyle contributing
to the afternooin's entertainment with
several vocal sojos; Mrs. X, L. Patter
son, of Los Angel ea. house guest of Mrs.
H. 3. Jaeger; Mrs. Haines and Mra
Charles E. Runycen. v
Miss Elizabeth Jacobs was hostess for
a jolly informal dancing party Thursday
evening at her home, honoring Miss
Catherine Russell. . It was a small af
fair, twit delightful in every way. Miss
Russell, who has been entertained al
most continuously since her return
from school in New York, presided at a
pretty luncheon on Wednesday at .Hotel
Portland, -covers being placed for-12.
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Delightful and artistic in every detail
was the coming-out party of Miss
Patsy Stewart given by her aunt, Mrs,
Frederick R. Strong, on Friday after
noon. The -.charming and attractive
young debutante was deluged with
beautiful flowers and was admired in a
quaint frock of pompadour silk in
pastel tint of pink and lavender. It
waa made with full skirt, hoop effect
the edge being corded, and the basque
in peplura fashion, with filmy . sleeves
and corsage.
More thai 100 of the smart set called
to greet the little debutante, who has
but recently returned from school in
Piedmont. Receiving with the hostess
and honoree '. was Miss Doris Welsh, of
Belllngham. Wash., who is the house
guest of Miss Stewart. 1
The rooms were aglow with garden
flowers, foxglove, detphiniuni.v canter
bury bells and .snapdragon being ar
ranged in artistac effect.
In the pretty gardens a huge marquee
was erected and a table arranged fer
the serving of ices. Here Mrs. William
D. Wheelwright and Mrs. Robert Strong
presided, and the tea table in the dining-room
was graced by Mrs. Curtis
C. Strong. Mre. Lee Hoffman. Mrs. Wal
ter J. Burns and Miss Sullivan. As
sisting about the rooms were Mr.
George Taylor. Mrs. Harriet McArthur,
Mrs. .Harold Strong. Misses Margery
Hoffman, Alice strong, Margaret Mears
and Catherine Russell.
- The charming bud will be howard
with social courtesies for the Summer
months, when the younger - set will"
gather in town for the vacation season
and general gaiety.
One of the merriest gatherings of
the younger set was that assembled
Wednesday night to surprise Robert
Stubbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. .B.
Stubbs, and help him celebrate his
birthday. .About 50 of the belles and
beaux of society motored out to the
Stubbs residence, and the gardens sur
rounding the house were enalosed and
gaily decked with myriads of Japanese
lanterns and "parasols. The drawing,
room, where the young merrymakers
dapced. was decorated prettily with a
profusion oz garaen riowers in various
hue,s, and in the dining-room, where a
buffet supper added to the occasion,
roses, ferns and garden flower were
arranged artistically.
The gardens, which are of the Eng
lisli formal type, are reached by
broad terrace from the drawing-room,
and between dances the guests strolled
among the shrubs and lovely flowers.
It was a veritable fairyland of lights
and flowers. Hidden among the flow
ering shrubs and beds were the gaily
hued lanterns, shedding a soft light
over the prettily gowned maids and
their attractive partners.
Mrs. Stubbs received the assemblage
and her -son, who reached his home
when the party was In full swing, was
truly surprised. Among the guests
were;
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Smith. Sara McCully. Helen Ladd, lone
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