The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 08, 1920, SECTION THREE, Image 46

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORIXAXI. AUGUST 8,. 1920 X J 7 f"' '"r jS w&m x - t'" 4 -?r. - 1 mm .ii.un .mi.,, ,, pi fi Jr if M . i Ij : .. IS. - "!!r ' ' i! . ' I L" - , JLSr IP ' " ' - X ' " Is: : 1 ! . .. - I ffr v - - Xsp x : vt - :xS: . . r s xjj . . ii I f " . . "J f. 4 " hP f 1 -V !! i ' - - r I i ' j m n x -Vv- ; " I s i J .-sa v- V.j.- -'mil v u r - C : ?3 f - - vki- - - - i r - 4 . - ; l? , - hJ -vr-rr-:- ,y ' Vv AxV. X -' ""V h ' . I I ; ' x V X-X - ii . r , Ki ; ;;,,! v 2 A PSK - : X 5iP II xr .7x- ;ric xf lx 7 ! v . ; - 1 II : - ' I. l!4? . ' .'Jt , . , ' 1 -, J?or nef tervices sh w tain Its mtmbtri and their families II v v V-li II ' - I , . jt 14 ' , ' , S ! S .,-! Jr v I Irrnl5r congratulated by Homer & with a dancinr party at Wlndemuth S f " ' J r Si lit , Vv- : 1- -i8,i,mJ,.f,i;i .r,,t. n.,wttin , g. Cummin&, national democratic chair- next Tueaday nirh 1- f i - H U III ' - - V. I r .-..I I,r..;.rwT,'T..r"" ' " " mm. Sectarr oJ Navy Danieta, Mm. - $ i . f 1 S H 111 ' ' V. ; t ,$ , -v - - George W. Bass, democratic national VEDDIVGS 8 I iV ' - i- - Ct. W-v-s fji , ,r I. I committeewoman, and. Miss Foy, na- - . ? t- 1 lsA ' ' t fi ' . ' "Aw ' - tlonaI committeewoman from Call- Skrek.RlK. . - f 'P -1 1 S M - - . ; - ,, I 1 ZSe-rrx-fAoro l" l A. '"ddlngr of Interest during- the I H - ,.v.'i '..ViWjw siJ 1 V' s , ., r " W . . thuhout th. Iu" 'vt v .::vy a w?. JSCTJ f 2I rrJ- X yT Z J 1 i i. - I ah. onrouR Ol mn City, I PS"? Wk - '' rOZ-SZXJ. tVlCArSTJ72777. " warm 7fh. ' " 'NSX: ' ,- ' tiV nllh.Ji w T,la.T00 ,fnd Miss decorations were yellow, blue and SJxN o - .tb- Elisabeth Hadley of The Dalles. Cov-1 mnir . j i ' , VZTI72772&:' prr. --O-.V- f i -- null T .11 1 (Continued From Page S.) , with a coronet of orange blossoms, and ehe carried a Shower bouquet of white bridal roses and white sweet peas. 1 Miss Dorothy Trapp of New "West minster, cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and was attired in a charming frock of pale pink taffeta with a flouncing pleated silk minon and edgings of fine lace. Bhe wore a large picture hat of pale pink geor gette and carried a shower bouquet of mauve eweetpeas. Kenneth Rose brugh, brother of the bride, was best man. Mrs. RoSebrugh wore a becoming gown of taupe satin with overdress ef taupe georgette, witri silk embroidery and heavily beaded with jet. Mrs. Staub, mother of the groom, was at tired in Pekin blue with aJainty lace vest and touches of black. Dr. and Mrs. Staub left on the mid night boat for Vancouver Island, where the honeymoon will be spent motoring on the island highways, after wJilch they will spend some time at Mount Rainier. The bride traveled in a smart suit of seal brown broadcloth, with Which ehe wore a handsome brown beaded and embroidered georgette blouse. A chic brown feather turban completed a most becoming costume. The invited guests included Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Staub of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Trapp of New Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lewis of New Westminster, Mrs. M. E. Bourne and Mrs. George Dockrill, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Trapp, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bourne, all of New Westminster, Mrs. Frank Dockrill of telkwa, B. C.l Dr. artd Mrs. G. F. Strong of St. Paul, Minn.; Dr. R. S. Countryman of New Westminster, Miss Trapp, Miss Neita xrapp or New Westminster and many Others. ' ' Mrs. J. E. Ebner of 1045 Cleveland avenue entertained with" a luncheon Wednesday afternoon in honor of her house guests, Mrs. W. A. Kirts of Ketchikan, Alaska, and Miss Lila Erickson of Pasadena, Cal. Covere were laid for 10, decorations being carried out in pink and white. Those Invited to meet Mrs. Ebner's guests were Mrs. Gk W. Tamiesle, Mrs. Lou Winthera, Mrs. J. I. Hemmlngs. Mrs. X. C Eulbers, Mrev 3. W. Pomeroy. f".. .......w.....v:.vx.v-'..""''.''.. .-.ASi......:v...v.... hi , ; , , - f V -xv-,M - I : - j xxrU ; . hX-: : xx; tf iv 11 1 n , Mrs. Bertha Williams and -rr. n. C. Rogers. Mrs. Kirts left "Wednes day Bight for her home In the north. Miss E. Fltzwilliams and Mrs. Mary Carney of Leavenworth. Kan., are guests of Mrs. W. R. Mackenzie. k Sorority events are beginning to take an important place in the social affairs of the summer. Alpha Phi FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY POPULAR G. A. R. COUPLE. H . s - ""v I i ' vX'"x - 3 x -J (:..V .. . . : --.--'v ; 1 I -4 ' -' MXX XX X ,r- ! ;"V :" a ; lX'"' y s . ; x - -x l v f I U - ' l Grove Photos! MR, AKD MRS. C. A. LAMAR. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mr. C. A, Lamar wa cele brated July 28 by the George Wright Relief post and corps in the G. A. R. rooms at the courthouse. Golden flowers and palms adorned the rooms and to add special interest a Wedding was staged with Mrs. Lamar as the bride and Mrs. Adah Davis as matron of honor. Dahrl and Jean Lamar, grand daughters were flower girls. Helen Lamar, the oldest granddausiter, was maid of honor and in the party were two sons. Paul and Walter and their wives: also Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McKay. Rev. C. L. Cline of the G A. R performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. H. H. Griffls of the First Chris tian church. Mr. Lamar is commander of George Wright post. J. D. Steven, representing the post, gave the couple a handsome gold present. An at tractive programme was given and refreshments served by the Women's fieliat corps, of which Mxe. Ponnay la president. girl of Oregon, . Tau chapter, enter tained at luncheon Tuesday for Miss Helen Case of Tillamook and Miss Elisabeth Hadley of The Dalles. Cov ers were placed for Miss Hadley, Miss Case, Luclle McCorkle, Lois Macy, Isa bella Kidd, Hilda Chase, Gen Loughlin, Maurlne Blrod, Christine Forbes and Lucille Elrod. . ' .. Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Brooke of Spokane are guests of Dr., and Mrs. J. W. Hill. A picnic party out .the highway was given yesterday by the hosts in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Brooke. Mr. and Mrs. William Adams enter tained Tuesday for Miss Josephine Glenn of Houston. Tex. The party was held at the R. S. Adams residence. Miss Glenn will go to Denver soon to visit friend. Mrs. Arthur H. Myers entertained Wednesday at the Oregon hotel, hon oring Mrs. Dean Mitchell of St. Louis and Mrs. Nell James of San Francisco. Guests included Mrs. H. G. Terry, Mrs. William B. Honeyman, Mrs. Frank C. Atwell, Mrs. Jack Yates, Mrs. Miles Standish, Mrs. Warren A. Erwin, Mrs. William Franklin Sheard, Mrs. James Lemmons. Mrs. Ralph Robinson, Mrs. James Arthur Lyons, Mrs. George D. Williams, Mrs. Edward Hlggins and Miss Louise StengeL A charming wedding Of the past Week was that of Miss Mary SWails and Harold F. Hanks, solemnised at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Swails, at 2:30 P. M. Sunday. The bride was beautifully gowned in a wedding dress of white crepe meteor and veil. She carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and orchids. Miss Hazel Wieden was maid of honor and was attired in a dainty gown of royal blue organdy and car ried a bouquet of pink sweet peas. Rae D. Felt attended as best man and Miss Eileen Sprague played the wed ding march. Miss Dorothy Hanks, Miss Ruby Merwin and Miss Eileen Sprague assisted at the reception. After their honeymoon the young cou ple expect to reside in Portland. - An event of interest was the wed ding of Miss Virginia Lee Notting ham and William H. Burton, which took place on Wednesday evening, August 4. at the home of the bride's mother on Hancock street. The bride, wearing a girlish frock of embroidered white net over satin, Was attended by her sister. Miss Mar garet Nottingham, and dainty Frances Gernsey, who was flower girl. Rev. F. T. Bowen of 8t Michael's church read the BerVice in the presence of immediate relatives and a few close friends. After an extended tstay in Newport Mr. and Mrs. Burton will be at home in Pullman; Wash., where .the former iB a member of the faculty of Wash ington State college. Delta Delta Delta entertained last Saturday with a luncheon for 84, given at the University club. The hostesses comprised the active mem bers of Theta Delta chapter of the fraternity at the University of Ore gon and Theta Nu chapter at th Oregon Agricultural eollege. The af- fair was given for a number of girls Mrs. Nathan Harris has completed a playlet, "The Human Cry," which will be read at her home next Monday by Miss Charlotte Banfield. A few friends have been invited for the oc casion. e Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott entertained Monday evening in honor of the mar riage of their daughter Isabelle to Bonnie Royce. The couple will be home to their friends after August EVEXTS OF THE WEEK. Miss Louise Mo ran was honored on Wednesday at a linen shower given at the home of Mrs. O. C Wellborn. For the occasion the house was decked with pink and white sweet peas, carrying out the color schema Those' present were: Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mrs. Floyd Perkins. Mrs. Frank Parent, Mrs. Charles Hageman, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. W. R. Austin. Mrs. Merle Matlock, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. H. M. Sherwood, Mrs. Alex Schwabaurer, Mrs. Ray Nicholson, Misses Louise Moran, Mrytlo and Lillian Wright, Myrtle and Velma J. Welch. Nln Schwabaurer and Theresa and Jaun- ice Wellborn. , A delightful garden party waa given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bhafford at Capitol Hill Friday eve ning. Music and games were en joyed by all. Supper was served on the lawn. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. George B. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cronkrlte. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Me Intyre, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. R. E Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Johnston, M. W. Storey, K. EL Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. George Rodger. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Newman. Mrs. E. J. Mendenhall and eon, Fannie and Mabel Parish, Harry D. Blinco. S. M. Hays. Frank Whitney. Cecile David- 1 eon, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cole, The Laurelhurst club fortnightly card party was held at the clubhouse Thursday evening. August 6, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Bowker as host. Mrs. Christensen and C. K. Bland were the high scorer In bridge, while Mrs. W. B. Haines-and F. W. Wegner won the S00 honors. Mr. and Mrs. . J. Richard gav a dinner last Sunday for Judge Will R. King of Washington. D. C, at their .Fairmont home on St. Helen boulevard. Judge Xing and Mrs. Richards were both delegates to the recent convention in San Francisco. ... One ef the interesting features of the week was a picnic supper, com plimenting Mrs. Bessie M. Richard at Peninsula park Saturday last at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. Richards gave an interesting resume of her work as delegate at the democratic national convention, speaking of the constructive work by the democratio women of the na tion, She was- the only person from Oregon who was recognized by the chair and had the honor to eeeond the nomination of Franklin D. Roose velt as vice-president of the United States and concluded her remarks by referring to Mr Roosevelt as a "real man." MrS. Richards Wa selected by dele, gates from a.ll over the United State who Were instructed to vote ftf William Glbbs McAdoo as chic speaker from Oregon. Several social functions were held by prominent democrats, at pne of these Mrs. Richards was guest' Of honor at a luncheon held by eu'b- porters of John W. Davis, ambassador to urest tmtain, and a luncheqn by Mrs. Percy Macgill at the Palace OVER-EATING is the root of nearly all digestive evils. If your digestion is weak" or out of kilter, better eat less and use Ki-H010i the new aid to better digestion. Pleasant to take effective. Let Ki molds help straighten out your digestive troubles. MADE BY SCOTT tt BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION 19-1 The Women's Advertising club will give a hoodoo party Friday, the lth, oa the Swan, leaving at 8:80 p. M. Former resident of Josephine county, their relative and friends, will assemble thl afternoon In Lau relhurst park to attend the annual gathering of the Josephine County as sociation. There wyi be a basket pio nle, to which all are asked to take a basket luncheon and all will be served with coffee ard ice cream. A number of prominent Portlander are among the member of the association. . Mis Dorothy, Cox, a younc Port land pianist and contralto, enter tained a few guest recently with a line party at the Rlvoll to hear Fran cesco Longo. e '' A neighborhood lawn party at the K. Gehlert residence on the Pacific highway near Tigard was enjoyed by 46 guests last Saturday evening. A programme, dancing and a supper were features. Mrs. Matthew Steel and Mrs. Hoffarber assisted the host el). The programme included: Piano olo. Miss Ruby Johnston Steele; eolo. Elizabeth Oehlert; recitation, Evellen Hoffarber; fct&uo solo, Vllen Zwiener; duet. Ma.rca.ret sod Carl Gehlert; ' recitation. Ma.rsa.rat Pofoffla; eolo. Helen Pofoffle; piano told. Evellen Hoffarber: eolo. Ca.r4 Gehlert; readme. Miss Mabel Holmt Quar tet. MIbs Ruby Steele, Rubyand Evelien Hoffarber and Mrs. Hoffarber; finale, com munity sing. ' The Laurelhurst club will dance on Thursday evening, August 12. The event is for member only. . . . Laurelhurst club will give a basket picnic in Laurelhurst park Tuesday. Portland lodge of Elks will enter- fSR) ' Victor Records kt.i): lhese Red Seals 4873 Forsaken by Frit Kreisler 89030 Trovatore, Miserere by Caruso and Alda 74601 Kol Nidrel...by Mlscha Elman 84886 The Girl of the Golden West (That She May Believe Me) by Edward Johnson 64780 Sorter Miss You by Frances Alda 89066 Elegie. Melodie by Caruso and Elman 74574 Quartet In A Minor. Minuet . by Elman String Quartet 74594 Traviata--Ah, fors 'e lul.... by Galli-Curoi 87309 Oh, Boys, Carry Me 'Long... , .by Louise Homer 74SI0 Good-bye (Tosti) . , ; . by Evan William Mall Orders Given Prompt Attention. CFJooHPiAKoCa " ' ' mm4 14 Siltk.St BctU Morrlsftto and Aide. BAM aa an Kg for SO TKABS I'ead the Ekdee Hair Ceraffe for Six Weeits. RESULT! Hair Started dw Entire !&, .00 PER JAR. 2 JO Postpa.14. Get It at Toar DrSarslat or TKS EKOER CO.. SOO rnlon Ave S. 423 Bt. Jam flare Portland. Or. Chleaca, II L Clncorporated) COMETS MADASt MARIE U. ZEITFTTCHS, Corset,' Abdominal Belt made to order. lt niedner Bldg 10th and-Wash. SCHOOL BOOKS Bought, Sold and Exchanged HYLAND'S BOOK STORE Now Located at 204 4th St., Between Taylor and Salmon xrv ; vf.. ,.B rT ff .i Skroek-Rel;. . A wedding of Interest during the past week wa that of Bertha Relg and George M. Shrock of thl city, which was solemnised In -the parlors of the First Christian church Thurs day evening, August 5, at S o'clock. Rev. Harold H. Orirtl performing the ceremony. Mrs. Shrock until recently has been with the First National bank of this city, and Mr. Shrock la con nected with the Hartman c Thomp son bank. Both young people are well known and have a host of friend throughout the city. Mr. and Mrs. Shrock left Immedi ately for an extended trip through southern Oregon and Crater Lake Na tional park, and will be at home to friend after September 1 at their new home In Rose City Park. "Weston-Wendllclc The marriage of Myrtle A. Wend llck to Raymond E. Weston took place Monday. The couple, accompanied by Mr. and Mra Fred A.- Johnson, jour neyed to Salem, where they were united by Rev. O. L. LovelL " Mr. and Mr. Weston are both graduates of Jefferson High school and have a large circle of friends here. After-a short trip they will malt their home In Portland. Rwf f-Norwood. -Max Ruff and Gertrude -'Maxlne Norwood were married July 81 by Rev. J. Bowersox. Mr. and Mn, Ruff will make their home in R6seburg. ' Percoies-Moere, Arohl A. Ferguson and Lillian A. Moore were married in the parlor of the White Temple last Saturday. Rev. August Fur 1 1 . v - .V Moleskin Cape X $680 Furs Bought In This Sale Stored Free Until Wanted ws.CtJ dlipp, few O. C Wright officiated. Mr. D. M. Neldegh and Mra Lois Rogers were witnesses. Scbwartzenbach-Doherty. ' John Schwartzenbach and Grace Alice Doherty were married July SI at i78 Willis street, Portland, Rev. J. Bowersox officiating. BesiIacoTrontBiaa. Charles H. Bossinger and Winifred Troutman were married on Saturday, Rev. O. C Wriffht officiating. GrueiFarmer. SILVERTON. Or., Aug. 7. (Spe cial.) A marriage ceremony of July 81 was that of Mis Edna Mildred Farmer, formerly of Portland, and Guy Richard Grazer, which wa sol emnized at a nuptial high mass at St. Paul' Catholic church. . Rev. Father Rcherbrlng officiating. Mrs. John Howard MoCullough, sister of the bride, waa matron of honor and Mr. McCullough acted as best man. Men delssohn's wedding march wa played byMiBS Marie Hyett. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Nellie Farmer Endner of Portland. She is a former student of Mt. Angel academy and also St. Mary's academy ol Portland. Mr. Grazer 1 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grazer of this city. Immediately after the ceremonv a H. Liebes 6? Co.'s Annual Is the Most Economical Means of Securing Your Next Winter' FURS Assortments are now at their best, offering handsomely styled Coats, Capes, Throws, Scarfs and Chokers in all desirable Furs at Refrigerated Fur Storage The charges are moderate, the Convenience ig treat in storing your furs away from harm for the Bummer. Phone Marshall 785 fot particulars. .- SVIBUSHED a UJtvo i i w r i BROADWAY - g - ' " -J Orleans sisti-on JZrfen wedding breakfast wa served at the borne of Mr. and Mr. McCullough. The dining room was daintily deco rated for the occasion, sweet peas and maidenhair fern being , the principal decoration. Only the Immediate fam ily and a few Intimate friend were present. Mr. and Mr. Grazer will make their home In this city. SOCIETY PERSONALS. - Mrs. C. Morris, formerly Melva Van Claire, left a few days ago for Racine, Wis. Judge William T. Daren, of Golden dale after motoring from Los Angeles is stopping at the Nortonia. Mrs. Rose Coureen Reed left last week with the Glfford Nash party for a horseback trip to Crater lake. Harold Dagg and Edward Mc-' Manus motored from Seattle and were guests of -the H. H. O'Reilly' for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. DUdUy are Vis itor at tha Burke cottage at Seaside. Mrs. Merrill Roberts 1 also a guest of Mra Burke. Mrs. E. H. Works'and children. France and John, have returned from Moscow, Idaho; where they visited tor a month with the C. E. Witters. Miss Elisabeth Pollock and Mls Sale Every Fur In the House Reduced. Buy Now.- II A A J) 4s 0