The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, November 21, 1915, SECTION THREE, Image 41

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Krlday avantna Tba drcoralluna wara r4 and Urtioa crapa rfi oar placed for : and tba ut oara t.lautnnl liibaon and Mra li baon. Captain Allan I'arkar and Mra. I'arhar. Captain Charla T. Ktnc and Mr. Kins. Ml Ttarnn. Liautanant Laa la C. Iarld on. ! . Knoolton. of I'ortland. and I". J. Ilasmn. cf rn-i;lon. ur. a a a 1. J ll'timaa arrlvad Uat wak for a vtalt witb hi on. Captain Harry A. Ilsamn. Ill bum I la I'andlaton. a a a lajt.nant Lao I Jrom. dantal ur- idh of lb po L and Mi lary Trlar. JutMr of Vlr and Mr. M r. Tjflar. of n-our. will pa rnarrlad todav I lha boma of tha brid pa ran la. II oil! ba a a jiat homo oaddlns. onlr Ira- inadlata ralativaa and trland balnci praaant. a a a .lautrnani Oaranra M. todon. of lb Toantr-flrat Infantry, ha bacn lranafrrra-1 lo lb Klshth Infantry t Manila. II oant on l-ava Thursday and will -all Jaauary t for hi naw I'.ii oa lla 01:1 ml at bl old bom ia Orasoa durlns tb holiday. a a a fir. I l.lauianant r!lthush Mlnnta. Iffwia and Mr. Minnisarod -ara a l -partad to arr.va in tba poat durlns th aamt faar date Uautananl MinniS'r-o-la haa baaa Iranafarrad from tha I'.tcbl'aath to tha Toanty-f !rl In faatrv. and oa tlonad al Fort t-ouslaa. Arts. a a a Mr A. M MrDoaaM. of Oakland. Cat. oi:l arrla loun for a lll with bar Uuchiar. Mr Murray Ka .loin Captain lUUoin" mothr Mr. Uald win. of aa I'raociaro, will arrlya a IK t lap later, and It It probabl will rarnaia durlns tb holidays. both Mra. Cbarlaa Nusanl arrld Krlday for two wirkt' vlait with har ller, Mr. Ilakar. wlf of L-iautrnanl-Colonal Iavld J. Ilakar. Jr. Mr. -Nusrnt I a raaldant of el. Iul. Mo. a a Tha barhrlor of th pot on Frl day nlns antarialnod at an Infor mal danr m tb mra hall. a a a Captain John H. I'as. Jr.. and Mrs. fas Sunday niahl antrrtainad at din nar Iliahop Fr'drrtr Kcator. of lha dlrwa.a of Olympla: Rrv. Klloorth U. Col liar, naatnr of CI. Luke's Kplacopa Church, of Vanrautar, and Mr. Col lier and Mr. Marcarat IuHol Warier Mrs. David J. liakrr. Jr.. will enter, lain at a brldsa party Wednaaday In honor of bar itr. Mr. Charles Nu (nt. oho arrived Friday. Llautanant Kalph U. Claaa and Mrs. Gta savr a dinner party Tuaauay evenias. Covers oera laid for II and their sued war Captain John II. rasa. Jr. and Mr. I'as. Captain Robert 8. Kaoa and Mrs, Knos. Llautanant Tor ray B Machee and Mra. Machrc, Cap tain Carroll F. Armitrad. Mr. Jens Hues. Major Jamee T. Dean and Lieu tenant Joseph T. MrNarney. a e a Captain Carroll F. Armistead will Irate November 2i for Plttaburs. I's. He Is to Marry Ml fmllh there on December - knd after a honeymoon trip will return lo the post. EVKXTS OF THK WEEK. Tha Bnal Hrlih bulldlne on Thlr taanih atreet was the scene of a clever vaudeville show Thuraday nlsht. It waa th second ocial affair of the sea son to ba slven by Portland Lodajo 41. Independent Order Bnal B'rlth. to Its members sod their ui and a soodly number were In attendanra. The larse lodseroom on tha second floor of th building w turned Into an Impromptu theater with a Mas al on end and an eareiirnt programme constating or ten hlsh-claae number ws Riven. Th prosramme ronalated In part of th lolloolnc well-known tslent: Volral olo by Ml Leah Cohen: lha lireelau Twin and I"olly Poltler In a novelty alnstng and mualcal act: vocal oo by tm J. Zan: tricks and alelshl of hand, by Mr. Conner: a musical resdlnc by little Ml Corrlne Ll'iik: Hraseau and Naah In Rastima For- atari costume and fancy dani'insr oy tls Asa (ianevlev facet and Adolf I'nna: Carl Raltar tha raconteur: Cook and Oatman. vaudeville entertainers. Aftrr the tsudrvllla those presa-nt pent tb remaining lima until mid- PORTLAND. J JTrolaset (Dorset for the First .Time -The makers of corset are now model for than $3.50. r cfronf Uhced Corse fs now to be had in the new, big Meier & Frank Corset Store. Tomorrow there will be several new models all on the lines approved by famous corsetiefes for Winter ! Our expert corsetieres will find the Trolaset' that best fills the needs of your individual style Third Floor. Sixth nlcht with danclns and freshments were served. cardfl. Re- A surprise kitchen shower waa Rlv en at the home of Miss liraco Hastorf. lit itanton street. Saturday, in honor of Mtsa Frances Audorer. bride-elect llusre bouquets of yellow snd laven der chrysanthemums, as wfll ai yel low ribbon, were u.ed ss decorations, snd the dinlnr-room. where a dainty luncheon was served. n elaborate with ribbon and flowers of the same color. Pretty place cards marked the tilirri of the sue 13. The evening was spent with music and sonar, several beautiful piano se lectlona were rendered by Miss Minnie Portello and Miss Km ma Hinkle. Those present wero Misses Auderer, flenrude Chrlstensen. Kslher Repp, mranore Wllllsms. Ilelene Buelow, Kmma Mlnkle. Mrs. HaMorf. Mrs. Frank. Churchley. Isabella Mastorf, Craco Ilastorf. Jeanette Chrlstensen. Genevieve Trudell and Minnie I'ortello. a a a One of the delightful events of the wee wax the aurprlse party Kiven ty Mr. and Mra. J. Woolarh at their now heme in Irvlnartort! honoring Miss Ida Wolllns on her list birthday. About curat were present. The servintr room o'ss beautifully decorated. In yellow. the color scheme brine; carried out In bower of yellow chryanthtmum. s.ve-al violin aelectlons were ren dered by Master Ban iHirfmsn. assisted t the piano by Mls Time Simon. .Miss Bella Hloom and Miss Simon also Rave several vocal selections. After a de Harhtful luncheon at which Miss Anna Woolarh assisted, the guests enjoyed the balance of the evening dancing In the attractive bull room. Miss Wolllns engagement to Maurice J. WooUch has recently been announced. a a a U-re-ka Card Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Theo dora Ilabikost. csrd honors falling to .Mrs. Emll hchaclit and Mrs. K. C. Kroll. Those present were Mrs. B. r. I'adrlck, Mra. F. K. I'lsbrow. Mrs. M. L. John son. Mra. Emil Srhacht. Mrs. B. C. Wag ner. Mra. J. H. Boon. Mrs. K. C. Kroll. Mra. Theodora Ilabikost. Mrs. Charles Mayer. Mra. J. A. Versteeg. Mrs. Iuisa Williams. Mra. w. A. Uill. Misses Clara and Nettie Ilabikost and Klnie Mayer. Th club will meet Wednes day, December 1. vlth Mrs. M. U John, son, H East Fourteenth street. a a a George Wright Woman'a Relief Corps gave a baxaar and dinner in the wom an's Belief corpa Hall Wednesday. No vember 10. Tables of fancywork. laces, crocheted and tatted: line and beautiful bass, large and small, dainty and use ful aprona of all descriptions, rugs and quilt, ard a big doll, which was won by Mrs. O. J. Blodgett. ware arranged In the ball. Miss A. Halleena I'ierca sang several beautllul solos, accom panying herself on the piano. Miss Nellie Munger alio sans,. The proceeds will be used In th relief work of No. Z. a a a Inspection of George Wright Worn- ana Belief corpa, ,o. z, toon place ai the regular meeting of tho Woman's Belief Corps in th W. R. C. Hall Wednesday The work waa done beau rRETTY HOME WEDDING IS OUTCOME OF COLLEGE ROMANCE. UNION", Or., Nov. 20. (Special.) A colletr romance of special interest to nd recent alamnl. took place here tne when Ralph V. Wright. 'IS. and Miss Fern Mcintosh, who also auenaea ine celles for two year, were married. J he bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. I ttended by only a few or tne most intimate irienas oi me mm..-. 'aullne Combe played Mendelssohn's "Wedding March." and Mrs. Edith Phy . .. . i . . . i 1 i .. nn.tn. a! tha M,( hAHIal nr "I Love you rruiy. nev. nom Episcopal Church, performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wright left Tuesday for their new home at Salem. Or., where Mr. Wright I agricultural supervisor t the Oregon State Training School. XOVE3IBER 21, 1915. 5 at 22 this famous offering a the first time at less These new Fro La. Say Street. The- Quality' Store of Portland11 rifu, iixO T-Iorri50v Alder Sta. tifully and won much praise. Many comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic and other visitors were pres ent. Refreshments were served. ... Mr. and Mrs. George Le Febvre. of 475 Clnv street, presided at an informal party Thursday evening, at which mu sic and cards were the features. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Stlckney, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson. Mrs. Marie Piper, Misses Klla f3lsen, Eunice Anderson, Josephine Jones, Genevieve Jones, Mas ters Jack Jones and Kenneth I'lper. a a a Mrs. Hugh J. Fltzpatrick. of 290 Terry street, was a luncheon hostess Tuesday, covers being placed for ten. The guests were old friends and school mates fiom her former home in Eau Claire. Wis. Music and games were the diversions of the afternoon. a a a A pleasant surprise party was given to Mrs. N. Porter Monday night, prior to her departure for Butte, Mont. Cards were the feature of the evening. Hon ors fell to Mrs. Stevens. The guests wore: Mr. and Mrs. M. K. RoKOWay and son. Mr. and Mrs. N Sohn and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ste vans. Mrs. S. Rich. Mrs. George Seelig, Mrs. 1 K raus. Mrs. J. Simon. Mrs. A. Gevurtz. Mrs. A. Wildman, Mrs. R. Ab rahamson. Mrs. r. Morris. Mrs. N. "or ter. Mrs. Morse. Miss Ruth SeellS, Miss J. Goldman. Miss Bessie Rogoway and Miss R. Trieber. . a a Mrs. P. W. Yettick entertained at her home in Piedmont Friday night in honor of her sister. . Harriet tarreu who will 6e a bride of this month. The reception rooms were becomingly dec orated with lavender and white chrys anthemums and violets. The lavender eolnr schema was continued in the din in.mr.m. where violets ana lavenaer and white tulle were used. The' sur prise of the evening was a mlscellane ous shower. a a a Ml.i... Bertha Wvlder and Elizabeth entertained their friends at lha homo of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Medlev. 105 East Sixty-second street, on Wednesday night, Nov. 17. A pretty rnlnr scheme of Dink and white was carried out :n the decorations, making a fitting background for the group of animated girls. Much merriment was ea II ed hv an auction sale. Mrs. E. R. Singleton acting as auctioneer, and other gamea followed, which, wnn music and several delightful reaainprs bv Misses Ara Owen and t-llzaoetn sineleton occupied the time. Refreshments were served, Mrs. a. R. Singleton and Mrs. L,. r. Hosfora presiding at the table. Those present were M-s. E. J Royal. L. P. Hosford. Henry Patterson. E. R Singleton. H Cornell. Willis Cornell. J. i. iiountt, Maude Merchant "Helen Rogers. A. Hedlev, Misses Mhry Peery, Lena Lim pus, Ethel Mitchell. Frances Patterson Ava Owen. Ida Alrlck. Ann Peterson, Louise Peterson. Amy Lamson. Louise Robinson. Irene McCown. Violet Saw telle, Carol Collier, Mabel Olson. Sadie Prettymen. Myrta Henley, Ora Davis, wedding which was the outcome of a Oregon Agricultural College stuaenis evening or ounaay, nuiMirer ne weaaing iook piace i iuo uumc i aiciniosn. in oouin union. .uu er r.. vuumw.i, Fa"t" t Surgical Lois Abercrombie, Mabel Sutherland. Helen Mount, Louise Stearns, Agnes Stearns, Marlon Grebel, Katherine Wilson, Jeanie Black, Mabe! Black and Elizabeth Smith. a . . A pleasant party was given Wednes day night for David McPherson, at the home of Mrs. H. Deyer, 414 East Pine street North. Mr. McPherson will leava today for his home in Grangemouth. Scotland, where he is returning on ac count of his mother's illness. a a Cotillion hall was the scene of one of the jolllest stepping parties of the season, Friday, the party being given by the Maxixians Club. The next af fair will be in the new Murlark ball room, at Twenty-third and Washing ton streets, on December 2. .a a Helen Arlene Jones, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T. Jones, of 1181 East Lincoln street, celebrated her sec ond birthday Saturday with a party for a few of her little friends. After spend ing a pleasant hour at games, refresh ments were served. The table was artistic in pink and white, with stream ers and garlands of roses and Indi vidual candle-lighted birthday cakes. Each little tot found its place with a Kewpie place card. Those enjoying the afternoon's pleasures were: Lenora Speldel Valda Feldman, Bernardino Martin. Herbert Milton, Carqueville, Jr., Helen Margaret Bilveu, Wanda Maxlne Landon, Oleta Speiu'l and Ray mond Dow Martin. a a Miss Verna Backstrom entertained Friday night with a miscellaneous Bhower In honor of Miss Nora Cocker ham, of McMlnnvllIe, Or., whose mar riage to Brentford Miller, of Salem, will take place late this month. Those present were Nora Cockerhom. Isabella Scott, Gertrude John. May Aylward, Claudlne Sumatowet, Lenora Gardner, Marguerite Jacoby. Anna Gottschalk, Elsie Gottschalk. Frances Dogerstedt, Minnie Alexander, Mildred Hodgins. Refreshments were sedved and games and music were enjoyed during the evening. The Ohio Society held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Vehr. The Imperial trio furnished excellent music for the occasion. Mrs. Grace Kloes gave splendid readings. Cards, games and refreshments were features of the evening. a a a The Maccabee Club of the Queen Elizabeth Review No. 24 met at the home of Mrs. Bertha Perkins, 545 Grand avenue, Thursday afternoon. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Liz zie Delpuein, and a large number of guests attended the affair. In the late afternoon five hundred was played. Honors fell to Mrs. Emma Carter and Mrs. May Lamoureaux. A collation was served at 5 o'clock. Those present were: Mrs. Hutter. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Erwin Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. King, Mrs. Conkrite, Miss Perkins, Mrs. Eiversr, Mrs. Jamison, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Lamoureaux, Mrs. McSwain. Mrs. Ditch- burn, Miss Netter, Mrs. Abram, Mrs. Farley, Mrs. Combs, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Everst. Mrs. Bourg. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Courter, Mrs. De Fontaine and Mrs. McFadden. The club will be en tertained next at the home of Blanche Brooks. 682 Bast Sixty-ninth street, Thursday afternoon, December 2. a a a The regular monthly business meet ing of the Oregon Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club was held at the home of Mrs. Frederick Lister Wednesday. The rooms were prettily decorated with garden flowers. After the busi ness meeting retresnmems were served. Mrs. Capps, mother of the hos tess, presided at the tea table. a a An enjoyable reception was given for Dr. and Mrs. R. F. James at the home of C. A. Sundelear at City View Park Thursday night. The event was welcome extended to Mrs. James, Dr. LOVE LAUGHS! BEAUTIFUL MURLARK BALLROOM 23d and Washington St., NOW OPEN APPOINTMENTS FOR CLUB AND PRIVATE PARTIES. STUDIO OPEN PRIVATE AND CLASS TKArillG. CHILDREN'S CLASSES NOW FORMING. Chaperon In Attendance. UEORGK K. LOVE, Bunlnen Mgr. A. .MANSFIELD II1MES, Dancing Master. , Phone Main 75. Model No. 1420 Price $3.00 Model No. 1416', Price $2.50 Corset Fitting a Specialty James' Eastern bride, who has jtret recently arrived in Portland. An old rose and green color scheme was effectively carried out with huge chrysanthemums and ferns. The even ing was passed playing "500." Honors (Concluded on Page 11.) High Grade Ladies Tailoring Prices Deeply Cut For Thanksgiving week only we will build ladies' tailored suits for $37:52 Choose your own style and . design. Select any pattern in our entire stock of imported and domestic woolens. Our reputation and guarantee behind every suit. 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