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riaee last Thursday In Ban UIBO, to
Jilrs. Mlra Bradford Coleman of San
IMesro. llev. Howard B. Bard of the
Unitarian church officiated. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Martensteln attended
the couple. Captain and Mrs. Faw
cett motored to Los Angeles for
-weddinK trip and are at home at the
Hotel del Coronado. Captain Fawcett
bat been commander of the 18th aero
aquadron at Kockwell field. He Is a
member of Coronado and San Dlegro
country clubs and is active In frolf
tournaments In the south. He for
merly lived In Tortland. His bride is
eaid to be a beauty and quite young.
- The Thanksgiving fcall- of the
Xaurelhurst club will be given Tues
day evening, November 22, at Co
tillion hall. This always Is one of
the largest and most popular dances
Cf the year.
"Homecoming" was the gala even
tof the week-end, and many people
motored to Eugene to renew old
friendships and to hear again the
traditions ot old "Oregon." Among
the alumnae and ex-students enter
tained by Delta Delta Delta were:
llrs. Carl Hhoemaker, Mrs. Louise
Bronaugh, Mrs. R. D. McCarty. Mrs.
Jacob Risley, Mrs. Donald Stevenson,
trs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. Earl Bro
vaugh Jr., Miss Pearl Horner, Miss
Delilah McDanlel, Miss Vera Redman,
Jliss Helens Hughes, Miss Janet
Peters and Miss Norma Graves.
Mrs. Nathan Weinsteln was hostess
Wednesday at a luncheon and musical
t her home in Irvlngton honoring
Miss Henrietta Michaelson. Was
illchaelson Is an accomplished and
charming pianist. -
Mrs. Victoria DeYormand enter
tained at a bridge luncheon on
Vednesday for the Past Matrons of
Corinthian chapter, order of the
Eastern Btar. The following were
present: Mrs. J. R. Thlckoff, Mrs.
L. J. Davis, Mrs, R. C. Bell, Mrs.
Charles B. Turley, Mrs. "W. J. Vin
cent, Mrs. A. A. Bailey, Mrs. Karl Lee,
Mrs. T. J. Mendenhall, Mrs. J. Francis
Drake, Mrs. Orrtrr Kellogg, Mrs.
Alice C. Cowell, Mrs. O. H. Howell,
Mrs. V. H. SKaw, Mrs. M. O. Forest,
Mrs. O. M. Glinas, Mrs. Harry Chip
man. Mrs. Julius Allyn. Mrs. F. H.
Johns. Mrs. J. O. Hammer of Butte,
Mont., -was honor guest. On January
18 the club will be entertatned by
Mrs. Glines of 94 East Everett street.
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Mrs. Raymond Hinkle was hostess
Wednesday at a lunrrr and bridge
party in honor of Mrs. William Robert
Wood, who is leaving this city for
Los Angeles to make her future home.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
One of the successful parties of the
week was a dance .given by the
United Commercial Travelers of
America at the Portland hotel. A
hospitable committee was assisted by
members of the women's auxiliary.
Among the men In the receiving party
were Charles H. Beggs, G. L. Shearer,
Llewellyn Smith Jr., and J. R. Mot
fatt. Mrs. D. W. Richards entertained
the Monday 500 club November 14 at
the home of Mrs. A. N. Hlldebrand In
Rose City Park. Honors fell to Mrs.
C. W. Llllie and Mrs. James Neace.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Stinson gave a
600 party at their home In the Irving
ton apartments on Saturday evening,
November 11. The prizes were award
ed to C. W. Lillle, Mrs. W. W. Graves
and James Neace. After a lunch
dancing was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Boflnger. Mr and Mrs. W. B.
Haines. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lillie, Mr.
and Mrs James Neace, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Bradley, Mrs. W. W. Graves and
the host ana hostess.
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Miss Cathryn Pier entertained re
cently with a luncheon in compliment
to MIks Betty Pnok of Run Fran-
etsco. Guests were Miss Cook. Mies
Winifred Sexton. Miss Alice Struble.
Miss Florence Jackson, Miss Mary
Wiles and Miss Marjorle Carey.
Miss Alice Struble gave a dinner
danoe for Miss Cook at her borne
last night.
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A delightful party was given by
Mrs. John Wedek, in honor of her
granddaughter. Miss Dorothy Nadine
Began, the occasion being her fifth
birthday.
Games and refreshments were en
joyed by all and the house was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
chrysanthemums.
Those present were: Misses Doro
thy Nadine Betran. Lylafaith Metcalf,
Vera Jermstad, Helen Caaeldy. Helen
Leuthold. Helen and Rose Novak.
Lillian and Florence Schwabe, Cath
erine and George Watson, Walter
Weetman Jr., Elsie Leech. Alex. Ern
est and Fred Began, Theima Thome,
Junior Nichols, Loretta Lashway,
Doris Ernshaw and Walter Westman
Jr. Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Walter Westman and Mrs. L. S. Met
calf. . e
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Nleml celebrated
their 2Sth anniversary at the Lu
theran church Thursday night. Music,
speeches and other features formed
the pleasure ot the evening. The
church was decorated In autumn foli
age and flowers. Three hundred guests
attended the affair. Refreshments
were served.
The Black' Dot club held Its first
social event of the season last Thurs
day. The evening began with a de
lightful progressive dinner party
given by the members of the club for
the ten-pledges. After the dinner the
girls were entertained at the home
of Miss Enid Klrkwood, where they
were Joined by a number of Jefferson
High school boys. The rest of tho
evening was devoted to dancing. The
guest list included Alice Freel-and.
Mary Robinson, Alice Kroentck. Vir
ginia McMullen. Irene Taylor, Fran
cis Wardner, Helen Baker. Rose-Kennedy.
Francis Taylor, Cleo Haack,
Marion Burke, Marjbrie Taylor, Har
riet Sargent, Ruth Toung. Irma
Hunt. Margaret Anderson, Helen Mil
ler, Messrs. Frank' Lacy, Joe Fraxer.
Norman Burke, Richard Martin, Jack
Monroe, Frank de Rnain, Harold Ben
son, Edward Ford, Balrd Little. Frank
Brlggs, George Wardner, Richard
Wynne, Thomas Mahoney. Glenn But
ler, Miller Bruhn, Wesley Goodell,
James Rowden.
Miss Annelle Ringhoffer enter
tained on the event of her fifth birth
day 12 of her young friends Thursday.
The table was attractively decorated
with pink carnations and balloons
were suspended near each plate. Fa
vors of airplanes and engines were
received by the young guests, who
were: Misses Jean Emery. Betty Ann
Keller, Peggy Jane Dlvilbiss, Elvira
Otter, Nadine Emmerick, Helen Wash
burn; Masters Robert Stafrin, Ken
neth Cliff. Bryce Moore, Donald Burke
Moys Rlnghoffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fromme cele
brated their wedding anniversary at
their home, 768 Division street, Sun
day night. About 40 of their friends
attended. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Muller and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Rademacher and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rometsh, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Goldstaub, Dr. and Mrs,
Wambach, Mr. and Mrs. Wagin and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Schedler, Mr.
and Mrs. Rittman, E. Kroner, Mr.
Baer, Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
rick, Mr. and Mrs. Hlrsh, Mrs. Schaef
er, Mr. and Mrs. Meikels and others.
The LAurelhttrst Men's club held a
oard party last Friday, when prizes
went to Mrs. C. W. Lillie, Mrs. C. C
Jantsen, L. W. Keenan and Charles
Harlan In (00 and to Marion Nelson,
Mrs. N. Roburt, J. R. Dodson and
George G. Wentwor'.h.
The women's clu of Laurelhurst
club met last Tuesday afternoon.
Prises were awarded to Mrs. Harry
Green Mrs. T. H. Craig, Mrs. D. A.
Fellows and Mrs. J. G. Wentworth.
Mrs. W. T. McMasters was hostess
Wednesday at a luncheon for Mrs.
Ward Webber of The Dalles and Mrs.
O. C. Black well of Eugene. Others
present were Mrs. Fred West. Mrs. J.
Roriok, Mrs. Harold Wing, Mrs. Bitt
ner and Miss Leila Herrick.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Welch enter
tained at their home In Laddlngton
court on Wednesday when the honor
gueets were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fraw
ley fBertha DeFrancq) A dinner
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The Portland
Hotel
will serve a special Thanksgiving
dinner with dancing Thursday eve
ning, November 24. Service in the
GRILLE is from 6 :30 to 8 :30 ; spe
cial supper dance from 9 :30 to 12.
Service in the MAIN DINING
ROOM is from 5:30 to 8. Plates
$2.00.
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Attractive lobby, where dancing
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overlooking ocean.
Southern Pacifio depot near
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