The Sunday Oregonian., November 13, 1921, SECTION THREE, Image 45

SECTION THREE
Editorial Page and Doings in
Realm of Society
VOL. XL
PORTLAND, OIIEGOX, SUNDAY MOIiXING, NOVEMBER 13, 1921
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SOCIETY aisembled at several
gathering last week to honor
Mr. and Mrs. William n. Wheel
wright, who are going to the orient
and India. Mm. A. A. -Morrison wa
at homo Informally Wednesday, when
a larne number of Intimate and old
time friends of the Wheelwrights
dropped in for tea and to bid them
lion voyage. Mr. and Mis. p. A. Ly
mun entertained at n dinner party
nnd several others dispensed hospi
tal, ty Ht ti'as and. dinners.
Considerable entertaining', marked
;he theatrical offering "Ajiiirijdite"
nt the Heillg. IIox ana line- parties
were preceded by dinners.
The cbrysa-ntliemum. show was one
of the most artistic and beautiful
affairs of tHe year. It opened with a
tea Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs.
II. B. Van Duzer and other matrons
formed the receiving party and. Wel
comed several hundred suests in the,
preen room of the Chamber of Com
merce. To the women of the receiv
ing; party were presented bouquets of
orchids, rosea and violets. The women
serving; were stationed at tea tables
placed amid the.' wealth of chrysan
themum blooms. Mra. Roy T. 'Bishop
had as a background a ' mass of
golden-bronze chrysanthemums. Oth
ers aervina; were placed amid pink,
yellow and snowy white blossoms.
The Rlrls serving; "attended strictly
to business" and each guest- via
served promptly. In addition to the
chrysanthemums there were carna
tions and orchids and a display of
potted plants.
The horse show, of course., waa an
all-Important factor of the aoclal cal
endar of the week. r
For the coming- week the. first event ,
of interest will he the opening of the
new lace ' room of the Portland art
museum tomorrow. 'The establish
ment of this lace room was suggested
by Mrs. Frederick Pratt of New Tork,
a sister of Mrs. Helen Lradd Vorbett,
and by Mrs. Oscar Meyer of New
Tork, a sister of Mra' Solomon Hirsch. .
Among- Portland women who have
contributed to the room are Mrs. H. ,
W. Corbett. Mrs. William' Ladd. Mrs."
W. J. Burns, Mrs. Elizabeth Bourne,
Miss Henrietta and Miss May Failing,
Miss Rose Goodman and Miss Ella
Pe Hart.
Everyone is brushing up on bridge,
preparing for the bridge tournament
which will be an eent of Novem
ber 18.
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Miss Dorothy Strowbridge has re
turned from San Francisco, where she
was the guest of Mrs. Francis. D.
I .angton.
-ieneral and Mrs. Richard M.
hianhrord entertained Tuesday at a
aiuner party at the commanding gen
eral's residence in Vancouver bar
racks and dispensed hospitality later
at a box party at the horse show.
- -Major
A. W. Clary, in command of
troops at Kort Lawton, was a visitor
in Portland during the week and was
ntertalned by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hill
..l the horse show and later at a
supper. '
Mr. and Mrs. Lorraln B. Mackay,
who have been the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Otit Wight for a short time,
left on Wednesday for their home In
California. They were extensively
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B. T. Stlmiron, TMidler Waera, Mra "W!t?
Moors or Sattl.
Mrs. I. B. efTr, Mra. J. R. Unit and
Mm. A. H. Lea entertained a group from
Salem.
Oceupyinr Mr. nnd Mr. Georira I-aw-
renc bnx were Mr. and Mra. Will Law
rnce. Mabtl Lawrencn. Minn Mwmnct,
Mr. GrenvclJe Klelae, MIm Stack poM an J
Mr. and Mra. Georir Allen LnwrtnM.
Guetta of J. D. Farrell wpre Mr. and Mn.
C. L. Lamping. Huirh Hume, T. S. UrlfVh,
Mr. and Mra. Victor Johrmon, Uonald John
ion ind MIm Helfti Farrell.
Mr. and Mra. Charles aon entertained
with a box pnrty. Their ausis wera Mr.
and Mra. Hnrry II rook a. Mr. and Mr
Henry "W'. Wajner, Mr. and Mri. Herbatt
Boric Jr.. and Jack Reve-e.
The Prunarlana of Vancouver "W'aFh..
ooouplAd box. The party Included Dr.
and Mrs. H. I. T'nderwood, Mr. and Mra
H. J. Campbell. Mr. and Mra. J. D. White.
Mr. and Mna. Lewis Shattuck and Mr. ana
Mrs. Cher Palmer.
Occupy! na; the olttary club box wera
Mr. and Mra. Eric Hauwr, Mr. and Mr
Mum ma, Mr. and Mra, W. J. iiall and Mr.
and Mra. W Miami.
In another box were Mr. and M.-m. Harper
Pkuee, Mlna Nell Cronln. Mr. aoj Mra.
G: 1 1 epe, M ra. Oa al d W eM, M ra. Jamee
McClava, Father Cronln and Ulu Paulina
Went.
Tha Portland Hunt club box waa occu
pied by Mra. Pat Riley. Mra. Franc la X.
Pherman, Mlaa Nell Oaborn and Ml Jaaa
file on
Mr.' and Mr1. G: I. Pnrker entartatnect
with a larca box party at the horaa nhow.
I'helr tuen(a were Mr. Walter Holman.
Walter Holman Jr., Franrea Cornell, Map
raret Spender, Helen Parker, Marian Far
rell, norotliy Ettinirer, Mr. Fred A, Mar
tin, Hortenae Brlmker, -Ieille Kerna, lor-
athv Rhea and Ambroaa Cronin Jr.
In another party were T). I Hoiran, Mtia
Wanda Danforth. A. Horan. Mr. nnd Urm.
Fred Hauaoh. Mra. J. Robartaon, Mlaee T.
and M. McClura. C. PefVy and Mra, It, H
Mra. O. M. Plummer waa hoatea tor
bo xparty. Her jrueata wera Mr. and.
Mra. Paul Terry of Jacksonville, Fla Mr.
nd Mra. Frank Barnea. Mlaa' KUxaJtbH
Klrby. Mra. nifton M, Irwin and Mr. and
Mm Rorer Plummer.
Occupying- tha Ad clxtb box wera MV
and Mra. J. B. Teon, Mr. and Mra. li.
Haynaa. Edrar S. Hlajrfna, Mrt, Jim Jrn
morn, MIm Itowa Wolrmnot, Mr, vnI itra.
C K. Foater, Mr. and Mra. A. I. FraoatlaH.
Erlo Hauaer had aa hla cueat rn, and
Mra. FrankL'n T. Griffith and Mr. al
Mra. C. D. Bruua,
entertained during their stay here.
Mrs. Mackey ts Mrs. Wight's sister.
Mrs. Otto Kramer was hostess at a
bridge luncheon Monday at the Ben
son hotel. '
mm.
-air. and Mrs. Percy A. Smith have
left for a several weeks motor trip
through California.
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Last Sunday evening Mrs. Edmund
,L. Devereaux was. hostess at a supper
party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lor
raln E. Mackey. house guests of Dr.
and Mrs. . B. Wight. Covers wera
placed for 12. Yesterday Mrs. Dev
ereaux entertained with a luncheon
Tor Miss Mary Elisabeth Haraden.
who is the week-end guest of Miss
Patsy Hose Devereaux.
" Tuesday Mrs. George McPherson
was hostess at an Informal dinner
party. The guests numbered eight
a a
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Frank are visit
ing in San Francisco and Coronado.
One of the leading affairs -of this
week will be the tea at which Misses
Helen and Evelene Calbreath will bo
hostesses this afternoon In honor of
Miss Winifred Byrd, talented pianist.
At the table will be Mesdames Don
ald Spencer, John F. Daly, A. S. Kerry
and Ralph Walker. Assisting about
the rooms will be Mrs. Homer Goeh
ler and Miss Wilma Rinehart and
Miss Clarissa Wiley. In the music
room an orchestra will be concealed.
In the reception room chrysacithe
.mums have been used In profusion
and In the living room lavender
chrysanthemums have been arranged.
In the center of the dining room
table mix ad fall flowers have been
placed. In the receiving line will be
Mrs. J. F. Galbreath and Misses Eve
lene and Helen Galbreath. Beneta
Buchtel will receive cards at the
doors. Invitations have been Issued
to more than 400 guests.
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The horse show was the main
attraction every night last week, and
the majority of the dinner parties
and many luncheons vera given as
p re-show events. While the audi
ences did not present a particularly
"dressed up" appearance, there were
many handsome wraps and furs in
evidence, for a horse show is a chilly
place unless one is well wrapped.
There were many interesting visitors
who greatly enjoyed the show and
who were honor guests at many of
the dinner and box parties.
General Wright, who is In command
of the Ninth corps area at the Pre
sidio at San Francisco, was a visitor
In Portland during the week. He was
entertained on a highway trip and
at dinner by Colonel and Mra. Cabell.
. Among the society folk and visiting
guests noticed in boxes and parties
at some of the horse show perform
ances were:
. ar. and Mm. Alma D. Katx. Mlaa Edith
Shearman.' Mrs. J. A. Cranaton. Mr. and
Mra. L. B. Mackey of San Francisco; Dr,
tsfi Mre. Oris S. V.'lghL. ueorge Folsom
and J. Gir.l?on.
An enthusiastic coterie !n another of tha
001? a Included Mr. and Mra. Lee Hawley
Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. CI arte Simon da. Mr.
and Mra. Irvinr Webster, Mr. and Mra.
Laurence Endlcott and Mr. and Mra D. W.
L. MacGregor.
Mra. Thomas M. Hart and Mlaa fiaJUe
Saibln entertained a party of friends. Miss
Sabln wu one of the clever riders who par
ticipated in tb show Thursday and Mrs.
Hart rode Friday,
la the box held for the season by Swift
Co. were Mr. and Mre. H. BJ. Chap
man, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. MartlndIe, Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Rogera. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. M urn rich. Mlaa
Grace Johnson. Mrs. J. W. Woodward.
In the Klwanla box were Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Beneflel. Mna. J. Caratena. L. M.
Lepper, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Freeman.
Mlsa Madjre Cramer and Mra. C. E. Mc
Culloch entertained a party of friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph W. Hoyt In the
Ladd A Tllton box were members of a
party that Included Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Cook. Mlse Margaret Cook, Mlse Kathryn
and Mias Louise Hoyt and the hoots.
The W. B. Ayer box was reserved for
Dr. and Mrs. Wellington, Mla May Nie
mie, Mr. and Mra. Richard W. Montague,
Mias Jeannette Kennedy. Miss Gladys
Betts, Miea Florence Pettlt, Mias Carol
Montague and Mim Ann Mulheron.
In the W. S. Long box were Miss Zettye
Fritach, Mlaa Margaret HawkJna. Frederick
Newell. Merwln Rankin. Mias Mary Long,
Mra. Edna Moahler of Seattle, Mrs. Mat
thew B. Evans, S. P. Wright and Earl
and Mrai W. A. Smith o Wasco oc
cupied a box.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wltaon had as ruests
in their box Mrs. S. Lindsay and Mra. Mary
Roblnaon.
A box party Included Mr. and Mra.
George Glnty, Mr. and Mra. E. I. De
Xeater. lck Martin. Mra Peggy Brooks
Mlaa Francos) Champa gee, Mlaa BooiUa
Champagne.
In another box were Mr. and 3Cxa XL C.
Puiliajn, Mr. and Mra, C K. Bland, Mr.
and Mrs. F. NelL Mr. and Mra. Frederick
H. Drake. Mra. T. H. Xewstead and Mr.
and Mra. C. B. Duffy.
A society group In a box comprised Mr.
and Mra. J. A. Cranaton, Mr. and Mra. Erie
F. Whitney Mr. and Mra. Pierre Iioesiter
Hinea, Dr. and Mra R, J. Chlpman and
Mlaa Brady.
Another box party -yf interest Included
Mr. and Mra. A. C. Pji, Mr. and Mrs.
Jordan Zan. Mias Katharine Hart. Lester
Hod son and Mr. and Mr. Lee Hawley
Hoffman.
A box party of Interetted spectators waa
made op of Mr. and Mrs. E. C Grelle, Mre.
Edmund, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branch Riley
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roblnaon.
A box party Included Mr. and Mra. M. C.
Thompson. Mr. and Mra. F. X. Beeson, Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Jackson, Mr. and . Mra
Young, and Mr. and Mra. R. L. Crair-
In a box were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ster
rett, Mr. and Mra. W. E. Tallant of As
toria. Mrs. C. H. Callander ef Astoria, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex S t arret t, Frank and Helen
Lane Sterrett.
Mr. and Mra. William Shepherd enter
tained a box party.
Mra. Janet Waller, Mra Anne Chrlsten
en. Mrs. Frank Myer and Mr. and Mrs.
Z. J. Rlgga of Salem were In a party.
Mrs. Jam ev McCleve had a box party
for her elaugirtar, Doris Oxley Modeve.
B. N. Bntohlnaon of Seattle entertained
a group of friends. MY. and Mrs. Frank
24chols and Mlaa Mildred .Nichols enter
tained a box party.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cavin, Mr anc? Mrs.
W. R. Asrnew, Mrs. LJoyd. Griffith, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank K, Woodard, Mna. Walter Hen-
lUn erven and Mrs. WlUlm Hainan war. In
a party.
Interested viltor In a bo party were
Mr. and Mm. W. 8 Moicrlp of Lake Elmo,
Minn., Senator and Mr J. A. Reynold
of Cleveland, Ohio, and M. A. Preacott of
Syracuse, N. T.
In a box party were Mr. and Mra E. A.
Clark. Mils Martraret Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
F. N. Clark, John Bennett Clark, Jim
Clark and Mr. and Mra Rover S. Plum
mer. In Mr. and Mra J. F. Shea's party were
Mr. and Mrs. Irving' Stearns, Walter Mc
Ginn, Mlsa Bdlth McGinn and Mr. and
Mra Shea.
Another ffroup Incluse-I Mr. and Mra
B. R. Wtgln. Mr. and Mrs. J. Saarl, Mr.
and Mra M. J. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mra
Arthur Xorman and Mr. and Mia C. .
Perce.
Mr. and Mra Walter Cook, Miss Mar
yaret Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Howard la
tourette made up another party.
In one of the boxes were Harry Falling
and his guest, H. 8. Bishop of the Curtis
Publishing company, Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mra John Dodson. Mr. and Mra Carl
Zantzen, Mra Minerva Stroet, Mr. and Mra
John A. Zehntbauer. Mr. and Mra Alfred
Comtek and Miss Evelyn Cormsek.
Mr. and Mra Harry U Katferty, Kiss
Ruth Peaaley and Mr. and Mra II. F. Mor
row mad, up another party.
In the Chamber of Oommarea box wero
Mr. ana Mrs. H. B. ZaruLxisor, Mr. and Mra,
Max e. Hirsch. Km. Lambert. Mlaa lm
bert. Mr. and Ma Whitney It. Boise, It B.
Hirsch and Mra V. KlrsoO.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Bt!mottTaaya irneata
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Osborne. Mr.and Jaj
Daniels hall was the acema Ja
merry party last night -vrheu the Sa
termedlats cadets at Hill Military
academy entertained with danctrur
party. The guests were received try
a committee of young; cadeta asslstod
by Mrs. M. B. Crawford, Mr. Brock
well Statter, Mrs. E- A. fiommer. Mrs.
J. H. Hall and faculty members. At
the punch bowl Mrs. B. L etevens-aad
Mrs. Mary Merrlwether Monro pre
sided, assisted ' by a commutes of
young matrons.
Girls Invited were: Janet Alexan
der, May Belle Allen, Louise Davis.
Constance Black. Jaur.lta Bickford,
Nancy Jane Carpenter, Katherlne
Deyette, Charlotte Edlefsen, Helen
Joley, Mary Betts Fisher, Helen Gray
Gatens, Bonnie Godfrey, Elizabeth
Goodwin, Rosemary Grace, Jean Hall,
Prlscllla House, Cornelia Irelanu,
Helen Johnson, Katherlne Kophler,
Wlllamlna Kettenbach. Janet Ladd,
Carolyn Levy, Marlon Loek, Dorothy
McBrlde. Mildred McMullln, Nancy
Nlcolal, Patrecla O'Gorman, Dorothy
Ormsby. Betty Pjirry, Barbara Pit
tock, Marlon Peacock, Marjorle Plt
tock. Marlon Statter, Virginia Sterling-,
Elisabeth St. Clair, Jean fipeter.
Daphne Sommers, Maxine Bhea. Alice
Tuttle, Chastalne Thomas, Virginia
Tuttle, Laura Van Houten. Mildrnd
Whltten, Doris Wells, KatherTxIe
WeUs, Virginia Zan.
Cadet hosts were: Lewis Ank-em-jt,
Faul BUyou, Nathan Burg-. Burton,
Coon, Harold Davis, Asg&lo w-ostt.
Walter G-roas, RoWn G-loor, Jaclc Oro
' ' onuaued 9 J?ase