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-V , l',- fv V Vv l I NO-A Charles A. Hart. Dr. Miller O. Bab-, tTlm'
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II tii ' 9 I 1 I ' irfi I I ic-sn&j-i. ll8i A s. Rothwell, Frank Robertson.
I I ' If" I I V"- ' 'I 1 - 277rA) F. M. Leeston-Smith. Walter M. Cook.
I , V. --T " r I I ?, H-j, 7 J F. T. Griffith. Dr. J.-L. McCooI. Clarke
II ' r'i'l I .'"v v ' i'" 'I were received by Mrs. Sternberg. A Nelson, Ambrose Scott, J. S. Campbell.
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Russel Pearcy, Gerald L.awlor, Raj
Mahler, Samuel Greenberg, Wilber
Weed, Roy Holman, John Anderson,
Jack Shea.
Mrs. S. T. Neil, a member of the
music faculty of Castilleja school,
Palo Alto, Cal., Is spending the holi
days with her daughter, Mrs. Ross
Giger, in Laurelhurst.
Mesdames H. Whlttenberg and Al
bert Heintz were hostesses Wednes
day night at a farewell party for Mr.
and Mrs. Mason Whlttenberg, who
are leaving for California soon, at the
Heintz home on Portland heights.
About 60 guests enjoyed the festivi
ties. The evening was spent in danc
ing: and cards and later. a supper was
erved.
Mrs. William C. Montgomery was
hostess at two holiday parties last
week. Tuesday night a card party
was given in honor of Miss Verna
Backstrom and Miss Ann Dowd, two
brides-elect whose weddings will be
held in" the spring. Vocal selections
were given during the evening by
Miss Nina Dressel. The guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. James Darby.
Mr. and Mrs. George Plover of Los
Angele9, Miss Nina Dressel, Miss
. Verna Backstrom, Miss Anna Dowd,
Charles E. Barness, Tom Dowd and
Earl Hughes. On Saturday. New
Year's eve, Mr. anjj Mrs. Montgomery
entertained a few friends at a watch
party. The evening was spent with
cards and dancing. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Buckles. Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Foss, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Clark and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mont
gomery. On both occasions the deco
rations were of red and green, in
keeping with the holidays.
Mrs. Nicholas Murphy Jr. arrived
recently from Washington. D. C. and
is being welcomed at many Boclal af
fairs. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Rohrer were
hosts at a Christmas dinner party at
their home in Laurelhurst. The house
was artistically decorated with gar
lands, holly, mistletoe and poinset
tias. Cards and dancing were the
diversions. The guests were Captain
J. P. Schwerln, Mr. and Mrs. S. Cop
land. Mr. and Mrs. H. Copland, Miss
Annie Copland, Mr. and Mrs. A. Aid
rich and A. Meeder.
Oregon Beta chapter of Pi Beta
Phi, entertained with an informal
dance at the home of Miss Alice
Peaper Friday evening. The commit
tee in charge of the affair consisted
of Alice Bowman, Alice. Peaper,
Fayne Burdon, Ella Auld and Ann
McPherson.
One of the most attractive wed
dings of the week was that of Miss
Eleanor Flxnn and Ralph Coleman,
which took place at the home of the
bride's parents in Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Flynn. on Wednesday. Rev.
W. Waters performed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Helen
King and Roy Keene served as best
man. She wore a gown of blue can
ton crepe and hat to match and
corsage of pink roses and violets.
Mrs. Coleman is a member of Delta
Delta Delta sorority -and attended
i Oregon Agricultural college. Mr.
Coleman is athletic director at Ore
goa Agricultural college and a mem-,
U . ti M H tp B C H ' '," X XiAj
Zr--w i I . J4 - 'VX SS - ill
ber of Gamma Tau Beta. He Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Coleman of
Newport, Or Following the wedding
service a breakfast was served to
about 25 guests. The young couple
will make their home in Corvallis.
The Unitarian Women's alliance
will hold its regular business meet
ing at 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon. At 3 o'clock Mrs. Grace Watt
Ross will give a talk on "Parliamen
tary Law," after which tea will be
served. Mrs. A. L. Pease. Mrs. E. W.
Chrilton, Mrs. A. S. tiarnard and Mrs
Brigham will preside at the tea
table.
Miss Lavlna Rogers entertainecTMn-forma-lly
recently for Mrs. Ralph
Coleman, a recent bride of Eugene.
Twelve friends enjoyed the afternoon.
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A pretty home wedding took place
Christmas day at ! P. M. at the home
of the bride's sister, Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Packard, 225 East Twelfth
street, when Dorothy O. Longmire,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Long
mire of The Dalles, was united in
marriage to La Verne Nicholas. Rev.
Mr. Maurer officiated. Mr. Nicholas
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C.
Nicholas of Westmoreland. Follow
ing the ceremony and congratulatlone
a Christmas dinner was served to 25
of the immediate relatives of the
bride and bridegroom. After a short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
will return to The Dalles, where they
will make their home. Mr. Nicholas
Is connected with the Wasco County
bank.
Miss Beatrice Wilson and Milton A.
Orphan, of Portland, and Miss Leah
Orphan "and Stanley Reece, of Seattle,
were principals at a double wedding
ceremony Christmas night at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Orphan,
of Seattle. Miss Wilson-was attended
by Miss Mary Richmond and Cor
nelius Kelly was best man for Mr.
Orphan. Miss Orphan was attended
by Miss Vivian Orphan, while Mr.
Reece was attended by his brother.
Rodessa 'Orphan wag fkwer girl for
bcth brides. Rev. Mr. Morgan of the
Episcopal church officiated. .
Miss Wileon wore pink satin with
turquoise blue sash and gold lace
drape. She carried white bride roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Leah
Orphan wore pink taffeta, trimmed
in blue and silver ribbon. She car
ried a bouquet similar to that of the
other bride.
Miss Richmond was gowned in nile
green organdie and carried Ophelia
roses.
Miss Vivian Orphan wore yellow
organdie and her bouquet was of
Ophelja roses.
The flower g(rl wore yellow organ
die and carried orchids and cycla
men. Mrs. Orphan is the daughter of Mrs.
Gertrude Wilson. She formerly lived
n St. Louis. Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Orphan
will be at home at 674 East Ankeny.
Mrs. Reece is a Seattle girl and she
and Mr. Reece will reside in that city.
The Alpha Delta chapter of Aloha XI
Delta entertained at their annual
New Year's luncheon In the blue room
of the Portland hotel yesterday.
Among the guests were prospective
students of Oregon Agricultural col
lege. OREGON CITY, Or., Dec. 31. (Spe
cial.) A wedding that came as a sur
prise to the many friends and rela-
tlves of Miss Frieda GoldsmKh, elder
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gold
smith, of this city, and Joseph Egbert
Gassin, of Portland, was announced
at a dinner at the Goldsmith home in
this city on Christmas afternoon.
Those bidden to the Goldsmith home
were unaware of the surprise until
informed during the dinner hour by
the bride's mother. ,
The marriage took place In this
city at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Goldsmith Saturday afternoon, when
Judge Campbell, circuit judge of this
city, officiated. There were no at
tendants, and only a few members of
the families of the contracting parties
witnessed the ceremony.
The bride was attired In a navy
blue tricotine .suit, wearing a corsage
bouquet of violets and fresia blos
soms, and her hat corresponded with
her suit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gassin have taken up
their home in the Benson apartments
in Portland, where they will be at
home to their friends after the first
of the year. The bride is an accom
plished young woman, a graduate of
the University of Oregon and also of
Wellesley eollege. and for about a
year has followed her profession as a
physio-therapist. She has a host of
friends in Eugene, where she made
her home since childhood, until a few
years ago. and also has many friends
in Portland and In this city. She is
the granddaughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Goldsmith, who were early pio
neers of Eugene, the later also for
merly of Oregon City.
Mr. Gassin, who is a university
man, whose home was in New York
before coming west, is valuation en
gineer of the O.-W. R. & N. company,
with headquarters In Portland.
Attending the dinner in hoftor of
Mr. and Mrs. Gassin were Mr. and
Mrs. Max Bollack, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Nettle, of Portland; Lieutenant George
Gandy, of Seattle, Wash.; Misses Cella
Bertha and Zida Goldsmith, of Port
land: Mr. and Mrs. Julius Goldsmith,
Miss Meta Goldsmith and Ivan Gold
smith, the latter sister and brother of
the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Gassin.
The rooms of the Goldsmith honie
were decorated with holly, Christmas
bells, and Oregon grape and poln
settias. The arrival of Santa Claus was the
cause of much excitement for the
pupils of Laurelhurst kindergarten
7S1 Belmont, last lYiday afternoon.
They presented "An American Christ,
mas Party," which was concluded by
a Christmas song and dance in honor
of Santa Those who took part were:
Cynthia Louise Cornell, Robert Wil
helm, Harry Hodes, George Buok,'
Juanita Cole, Jack Little, Arthur
Miller, Madalyn Polsky, Roland Bar
ber, Marjory Chessman, Mary Alice
Burnham, Jessie Wolff. Dorinne Wil
son, Frank Cooper, Katherine Frances
Stanley, Buddy Sanley, Betty Joyce,
Bob Teepe, Lee Spanial, Patsy Mur
ray, Billie Gray, Betty Zehntbauer,
Bobby Goodsell, Edwinajean Olsen,
Theodore Olsen, Wilma Dutcher.
junior Duther, Dolores Hosford,
Maxine Jett, Jeanne and Carol Olsen.
Bert Dellar. Alice Franzen, Louis
Hodes, Lewis Wyman and Eilene
Cooper.
Mrs. Joseph Sternberg celebrated
her 80th birthday on December 18 at
a surprise party arranged by her
daughter. Miss Carrie Sternberg, at
the home of Mrs. Sternberg on West-
over terrace. Many attractive gifts
were received by Mrs. Sternberg. A
dainty repast was served. Following
were the guests: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Rosenberg, Miss Bertha Rosenberg,
Rabbi and Mrs. Jonah B. Wise and
mother, Mrs. Wise; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Selling, Mr. and Mrs. Max Politz, Dr.
and Mrs. J. Sternberg, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Gumbert, Mrs. M. Sternberg, Mrs.
G. Senders, Mrs. J. F. Hamilton, Mrs.
J. F. RobBtson, Mrs. Slgmund Seelig,
Mrs. L. Youdovitch, Mrs. R. Epstein,
Mrs. Edward Epstein. Mrs. H. Winkle
man and daughter, Mrs. W. if. Meeker,
Mrs. H. I. Blum, Mrs. D. Andersen,
Mrs. Adeline Meyer, Mrs. R. Gusleau,
Mrs. J. Hurlburt, Mrs. Charles Lauer,
Mrs. Sol Baum. Mrs. Arthur Senders,
Mrs. Singer, Mrs. H. Brown, Mrs.
Bell Callaham, Mrs. Lena Glttihs,
Mrs. Ray Fennell, Mrs. Marion
Parodi, Miss Pauline May. Miss Hen
rietta Lauer, Miss Sadie Schlussel,
Miss Birdie Schleussel. Miss Amy
May, Miss Edith May, Miss Anita May
and Miss Lucile Epstein. .
FOSSIL,, Or., Dec. 31. (Special.)
Mrs. George Angell entertained 25
(runafa Tnpnriav frurnAnn in hnnnf nf
her granddaughter, Mary Rachel '
Rinehart, who was celebrating her
. . . . . . ..
seventh birthday. The party was the
first social event given in the new
home of the Angells, recently pur
chased from Mrs. W. W. Steiner of
Portland, who is also a grandmother
of little Miss Rinehart.
The guests' were: t
Eva Maud Hoover, Jerome Trill,
Bobby and Susan Steiner, Teddy
Bloom, Bernard Iremonger, - Billie
Rinehart. Paul Sasser, Tommle Hoo
ver, Bethel Beeson, Donald Knox,
Rachel Simmons, Rachel Davis, Shir
ley Davis, Georgie Metur, Ursal
Rarick, Charlotte Iremonger, Mildred
Kribs, Laura Nlven, Helen Watson,
James Thomas, Alta Crenshaw, Ar
thur Stevens, Kenneth Rettie and the
guest of honor, Mary Rachel Rina
hart. ...
LA GRANDE. Or., Dec. 30. (Spe
cial.) The annual dancing party of
the University of Oregon students
and aluntril, held at the La Grande
Country club Tuesday evening, was
declared to have been one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the kind ever
held here.
Sixty couples attended The large
hall of the club was tastefully dec
orated with pennants and appropri
ate draperies, the university colors
being- used.
The patrons and patronesses of the
affair were Mr. and Mrs. A. T.- Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hampton, Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Palmer and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Berry.
A delightful Chrletmas party was
that of the Kappa Phi sorority, given
at the home of Mrs. Harry E. Hobbs
in Irvington on December 29. Miss
Eva Nordstrom and her sister, Mrs.
Harry E. Hobbs, were joint hostesses.
The rooms were decorated In Christ
mas fashion with a Christmas tree.
Dancing and a "grab bag" were en
joyed by everyone. Mrs. Ed. Palmer
and Mrs. Claud Walker assisted with
the punch. A delicious repast was
served, Miss Eva Wickdahl pouring.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Schestler, Mr.ftid Mrs. J. D. Mc
Cauley, Mr. and Mrs. xR. Shawcross,
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Fassett, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Ciaud Walker, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Hobbs, Miss Dorothy Seaman. Wil
liam O'Donnell, Miss Lillian Hazlett,
John Hazlett, Miss Bertha Fountain,
Theron Fitch, Miss Lorene Salyard,
Russell Stanley, Miss Florence Brown,
Ben Kisky, Miss Eva Wickdahl, John
Anderson, Eugene Nordstrom, Miss
Eva Nordstrom, and Jack Kofeldt.
...
In compliment to Miss Lenore Blaes
ing, bride-elect, Mrs. George E. Sulli
van entertained Friday at a smart
ly appointed tea. January 5 Mrs. Cat
lin Wolfard will entertain for Miss
Biaesing.
The Waverley Country club pre
sented a gala appearance last nigM
at the supper dance. A large num
ber of parties were noticed. Lighting
effects were new and clever and the
orchestra was in costume. One of
the parties included: Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Homer A.
Angell, Dr. and Mrs. Norman N.
Pease and their guest, John Boutwell
of Boston. Dr. and Mrs. Homer B.
Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Brockwell Stater,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Rankin, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer V. Carpenter, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Cousins and Miss Ethel
Hart. Among 'those who made res
ervations for the affair were A. D.
Winfree, Dr. W. R. Anderson, Blaine
R. Smith, H. J. Carmen, C. C. Colt,
Bishop, F. A. Nitchy. R. F. Prael, Dr.
Treve Jones. W. F. Babson, A. Can
non, Mrs. J. R. Creath. Mrs. E. J.
Campbell.
A Dutch treat party of 34 Included
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Colt, Mr. and Mrs.
Percjr Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul de
Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman,
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
C D. Bruun. Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Mielke, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hofmann,
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Olmstead, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Powers, Mrs. George
Russell, Walter ,Ringred, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Darnall,
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. -Leonard, Mrs.
Emliy Curtis of Chicago and W. J.
Lloyd.
At the University club last night
one of the .interesting ' parties .was
' n.tTA V-If.. T n i . T . ,
bii "j juincs r. iucinaoe ana
her brother. Colonel Cavanaugh, in
honor of William C. Mclndoe and
James Mclndoe, who are home from
college for the holidays. Additional
quests were Major and Mrs. Richard
H'tpV 1Lfn Tl f 1 r i . , .
',Park, Miss Margaret MacKenzle and
.ansa Alice Lathrop.
. .
Many sincere messages of sym
pathy were sent to Mrs. D. A. Shln
dler, whose mother, Mrs. Page, passed
away recently.
A wealth of sympathy was extend
ed Dr. J. W. Daniels last week in the
passing of his wife, Mrs. Alice
Dan'ele.
Mr. add Mrs. William Heller Ehr
man are entertaining a house party
at Seaside. ,
Many society folk enjoyed the Rus
sian opera company's wonderfully
fine productions at the Heilig last I
week. - -.
.
A cablegram received by Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Huggins announced
that their daughter Jennie had sailed
Miss Dymon Povey was a lovely
bride of December 29, when she was
married to Raymond Moores of As
toria. The ceremony was solemnized
at the D. L. Povey residence. Rev.
ur. Pence officiating. The bride wore
a robe of cream lace over georgette
crepe and her veil was of tulle, fall
ing the full length of the train. She
carried pale pink roses and orchids.
Her sister, Lillian Povey, was maid of
honor and she wore- pink georgette
and carried plnk roses. Miss Betty
Bruere sang and the Misses Calbreath
played the march. At the eupper Mrs.
Peter Hobkrirk and Miss Amy Dunn
presided. The couple will live In
Astoria.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Miss Florence Niles was hostess at
a watoh party last night.
Laurelhurst club held, its regular
card party last' Thursday. Hosts were
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rinehart. Honors
in bridge fell to Mrs. W. T. Mountain
and Cameron H. Belland; in "600" to
Mrs. W. B. Haines and L. C. Boflnger.
On Tuesday the women held an after
noon card party. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Zeola Sims and Mrs. J. U.Roy in
"900" and Mrs. S. C. Mitchell and Mrs.
George Wentworth in bridge. Host
esses we're Mrs. J. G. Kleimenhagen
and Mrs. G. W. Llllie.
.
A dance wtll be given in the Metz
ger Community clubhouse Friday
evening. January 20, under the aus
pices of the Big 4 club. Invitations
will be given oat in the near future.
Patrons and patronesses are Mr. and
Mrs. Peters. Mr. and Mrs. King. Mr.
and Mrs. Holgren, Mrs. Sutherland,
Mrs. T. W. Allen and Mrs. Lehr.
...
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Ewers en
tertained last Friday for Dr. and Mrs.
Frank P. Firey and Dr. and Mrs. John
Tuttle.
- ...
Mrs. Harry Zelsdorf was a delight
ful hostess Wednesday when she en
tertained about 40 members of the
Calendar club. After the regular
business meeting a social time was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
Those assisting the hostess were Mrs.
A. A. Rands. Miss -Cora Rands and
Mrs. G. A. Englesgard.
....
Mrs. W, F. McKenny was hostess
for a daintily appointed luncheon at
from Sydney and would, arr've in Abele Genrlr(1 j ' ""
w m m
her home in Rose City Park Wednes
Rockey. C. M.JJay, honoring Mrs. F. Schmaltz, who
is leaving soon for New York
The rooms and table were decor
ated in Holiday colorings and corsage
bouquets marked the places for the
following guests:
Mesdames A. Estes, Roy Nichols. O.
Sensington, R. Wood. F. Wagner, Geo
Littleton, E. H. McCune, F. J. Loner-
gan, A. F. Burkhart, F. Schmaltz
Music and cards were the diversions
of the afternoon.
The Employes club of the Allen &
Lewis company gave their annual
party Thursday night at Turn Vereln
hall. Dancing followed by a banquet
were the pleasures,; of the evening
About 150 guests were present. A
special feature of the evening was a
label dance.
Mrs. Emmett Drake and Mrs. H. S
Hendricks will be hostesses next
Thursday for the women of the Elks
cardparty. The Drizes on Thursday
last went to Mrs. E. L. Demmitt. Mrs.
R S. Shaw, Mrs. Geo. Brandenburg
ana Mrs. Ueraldine Gentry in 500.
High scores in bridge were Mrs. A.
Urprut, Mrs. W. G. Hogge, Mrs. A. G.
"eara, and Mrs. O. O. Rudlg.
.
iuiss neien (jurrier entertained a
few of her friends at her home New
xears eve with a watch party.
.
Mrs. L. C. Logan, of Walnut Park
entertained 26 children at a holiday
party Thursday from 6 to 9 P. M.
Mrs. S. S. Chambers and Mrs. H. L.
.tucnardson assisted. The house was
attractively decorated for the occa
sion. Games were played and dainty
icirranmenis served. Those who at
tended were:
Elizabeth Chambers. Charlotte
Chambers, Genevieve Helli well Marv
i-.ucy mcnardson, Claire
McKernan. Anna May McKernan,
Maxine Watson. Averll Peel, Iris Peel
5aBWiinm,. "Mi?n'e TBaldrlje.
d "h
" D,T'd rJidden' ,En."
A social event of the week was a
birthday party given Tuesday night
in honor of J. C. Proctor, 705 Spokane
avenue.
A delightful musical programme
was rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Shir
ley Locke with Miss Fern Upham at
the piano, after which dancing was
indulged in.
At midnight the hostess, Mrs. J. C.
Proctor, assisted by Mrs. Shirley
Locke, served luncheon.
Among those present were: Mr.
D. Locke. Mrs. Elva Upham. Miss
Bernice Proctor, Miss Fern Upham,
Cecil Proctor, Frank L. McAttee. Miss
Evelynn Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Locke. Douglas Proctor, Ray Locke
and David Locke Jr.
. .
SILVERTON. Or.. Dec. 31 (Spe
cial.) Miss Catherine Wobdard. who
is attending Mills college at Oakland.
CaL, is spending the ChriBtmas vaca
tion at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Woodard of Silverton.
Mrs. Woodard entertained 20 guests
at a dinner party Monday in honor
of her daughter. Out-of-town guests
were Miss Dorothy Metchean,-Miss
Helen Tuthlll and D. S. Westler, all
of 'Portland.
Honoring Miss Woodard, the Misses
Elinore and Fielda McClaine enter
tained the college set at a dancing
party Tuesday night at the McClaine
home. Miss Constance Mitchell and
Harold Grooms of Portland were the
out-of-town guests. Those present
from Silverton were: Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. Woodard, Miss Catherine Wood
ard, William Woodard, Henry' Pritz-
los, Knut LUgerness, Lyle Johnson.
Maurice Warnock. Raymond Leaf. Ed
ward Seward, Sephus Starr, Carl Will
iams. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Keene. Miss
Dorothy Hubbs. MJss Vivian Cramer,
Miss Marion Taylor, Miss Louise
Adams, Allen Porter and Mi3s Cather
ine Carson of Salem.
Miss Woodard will return to Mills
college January 2.
. .
The Oregon Yacht club was the
scene of a beautiful party Christmas
eve, for members and friends.
A wonderful decorated tree, and the
distributing of presents were the out
standing features of the evening. Dr.
A. B. Stiles played the roll of Santa
Claus.
One of the enjoyable affairs of the
week was a dance riven at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Dougherty. It!
was essentially a yuletlde dance by-
virtue of its fir trees along the walls;
and its holly wreaths with crimson i .
streamers. Supper was served in the ' The monthly musicale and recep
basement which resembled a tropical tion will be given in the Unitarian
forest with its brook and tropical
birds. Covers were laid for Messrs.
I and Mesdames H. Murch. Y. C. Hamp
ton, Grace Fletcher. B. Royce. Walter
Kulle. John Kaufman, Y. Camble, E.
Y. Bury. Kimble Kaufman, Everet
Cobb. Emile Nelson, V. Menthenhull,
H. Lutcher, Earl Kaufman. D. Young,
A. Hopkins, Lutz, E. Lilly, Miss Helen
Kaufman and Miss Marlon Ried.
...
Mrs. W. Bradley was hostess for a
delightful surprise party at her home
I Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
H. Black, on the occasion of her birth
day anniversary. Refreshments were
served and a large birthday cake
adorned with candles and yule dec
orations was a feature of the after
noon. The guests included: Mes
dames H. Black. W. Regula, J. Cralg-
milea, Hlckey, Brown. IJ. J. Bradley,
O. Havdahl, L. Craigmiles, iley.
Bunten. Fletoher, L. Bracey, Misses
Barbara Craigmiles, Blanche and
Gertrude Lester, Helen and Bernice
Guptlll, Beth Havdahl, Mildred Laver,
Jack Bracey.
...
Miss Gladys Terwilleger, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Spaugh, en
tertained recently with a dinner part
given in honor of Miss Sybil Fatland.
Among those present were the Misses
Sybil Fatland. Jean Manning. Anna
McGuigan, Pearl Marrs, Gretchen
Herrick, Leora Spaugh. Thelma Sess
man and Gladys1 Terwilleger; Messrs.
Jack Reid, Gerald Compeau, Robert
Stanley, Myron Pipes, Darrell Foster,
Carl Morgan, Norris La onte and
Wallace Marvin.
...
What was perhaps the largest fam
ily reunion ever held in the state was
it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boone
Emmons of Beaverton. 23 children and
grandchildren, besides four daughters-
ln law and two sons-in-law, being
present.
Mr. Emmons crossed the plains in
'56 at the age of ton years and has
been engaged for the last 40 years
In stock raisins: and light larmlng in
various sections of the state. He is
the son of the late Mrs. C. D. Stewart,
who died a few months ago in Eugene
at the age of 92, and a nephew of the
late James Shortridge of Cottage
Grove.
Mrs. Emmons was born and raised
in Oregon, being a member of the
well-known Gray and Moore families
of Baker and Malheur counties, bhe
I was one '( the firBt women students
at the University of Oregen.
After an old-fashioned dinner pre
pared by Mrs. Emmons for her 32
guests, dancing was enjoyed by all.
Music for several of the numbers was
supplied by Mr. Emmons on his violin.
Two grandchildren relieved them
while the grandparents danced.
This was the tirst time In 12 years
that all 12 of the firHt generation have
been together and the only time that
23 children and grandchildren have
been together. One grandson was
absent.
Miss Catherine Henderson enter
tained at her home in Irvington. o
Wednesday, with a breakfast for her
girl friends home from college for the
holidays. Covers were laid for 14.
COMING EVENTS.
Mrs. Carrie Courter will be hostess
tomorrow night at a 600 party.
...
Miss Flora Veeder will entertain
with a formal dancine party at her
home, January 6.
.
The Christillion club entertained
with a special holiday guest party
Moifday evening. A programme of
fancy dancing which was presented
during the evening by members of
the Chrlstensen dancing school ballet
class was a special feature. The
numbers presented were by Marlon
and Eleanor Look, solo. "Monte Cristo
waltz" by Jessie Merriss. and "The
Spinx Waltz" by Louise Cameron,
Winifred Ball, Katherine Cole and
Florence Nelson.
The regular danclnir party of the
club will be held tomorrow night and
will be for members only. It being a
holiday the members may enjoy the
pleasure of the extra features to be
given during the caning.
. .
Ben Butler post relief corps will
have installation of officers at their
next meetrng, Tuesday at 2 P. M. at
room 525 courthouse. LTincheon will
be served at noon.
...
Rose City social club will meet to
morrow at 8 P. M. In the assembly
hall of the Portland hotel. Mrs. L.
V. Jenkins is in charge of the pro
gramme. ...
The Women's Progressive unit will
hold its regular meeting at the club
house next Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Rose Social club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Stewart. 695 East Sixti
eth street North. Friday afternoon.
All resident and sojourning Royal
Neighbors have been invited.
...
Oregon Rose Royal Neighbors will
entertain with a card party in their
hall, 409 Alder, near Kleventn street,
Thursday night. The committee in
cludes Mrs. G. Simmons, Mrs. .1.
Custer, Mrs..A. Hysmitn, ftirs. i.
Seaton. Mrs. J. Barnum, Airs. Hi.
Cooper. Mrs. E. 01sn. Mrs. L. b red
erickson and Mrs. N. Redlinger.
Service circle No. 850 will have a
New Year's social and card party at
headquarters building tomorrow at
8:30 P. M. All members and friends
have been Invited.
...
Mrs. Ada Losh Rose will present
the children's drama class in "The
Garden Cinderella" at the Modern
Conservatory of Music hall Friday,
January 6. at 8 P. M. The cast win
be composed of children between the
ages of 6 and 12 years. The fairy
dancers are under the aireotion or
Mrs. Eleanor Fleck.
...
Peter A. Porter circle No. 25, Ladies
of the G. A. R.. will give a 600 card
arty at the Haker hall, corner of
lbina and Killingsworth avenues,
Wednesday. January 4. at 2 P. M.
...
General Compson post of St. Johns
will entertain In honor of Peter A.
Porter circle. Ladies of the G. A. R.,
with a dinner at noon Saturday, Jan
uary 7. Installation or otricers will
be a feature of the afternoon.
...
The Iowa State society of Oregon
ill hold Its regular meeting Wednes
day night at tne t urn v ercin nan.
Thirtenth and Main streets. There
will be a programme, cards and dan
cing, followed by refreshments. All
ex-resldents of Iowa and their friends
are cordially invited to attend.
...
Jam.! A. Garfield circle No. 35 will
install the following officers Thurs
day. January 5. at 1:30 P. M. in the
W. O. W. hall at East Sixth and Alder
streets: Louise Nlemeyer, president;
KOPe a. Mewan. senior vice-presi-
dent; Lizzie J. Be'. Junior vice- . fnce ot w-t noss(,s. After a short trip
president; Emma McRae, chaplain: tney wni be at home at 425 Wood
Pfetronilla Mann Burr, treasurer; 1 warj avenue.
Malita B. Gordon, secretary; Effie '
M. Lewis, patriotic instructor: Irene I White-Hall.
Doty, conductor, and Ella L. Wimble, I Thfi marriage of Mifs Emily Hsll,
guard. After the Installation there I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hall,
will be a programme and refresh- I and Dr- K- F- White took place at
ments will be served. I 'he home of the bride's parents last
Industry lodore No. 8. Ancient Order
of United Workmen, will hold.therl
annual Installation of officers tomor- i at tendants Miss Corrine Pay si-:
row In the Pythian hall. West Park'Mrs. Leland Hill, Jr. "1 .-trtys V-" ' i
and Yamhill streets. After lnstalla- as matrons r.f honn and the Misses
tion the .Gules Tribe of Sheiks will i tconciuuwi on lvte .)
take charge of the entertainment and
put on a programme. All members
of the order are welcome.
chapel today at 4:30 P. M. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Burdette Thayer. Mra.
Ella Stearns, Mrs. Ralph Lv Collett
and Mrs. J. W. Thacher.
...
The social club of Friendship chap
ter. Order of Eastern Star, will give a
500 card party at the Rose City Park
clubhouse. Fifty-seventh and Sandy
boulevard, next Wednesday. Prizes
will be given and the playing will be
gin at 2 P. M. All Eastern Star mem
bers and friends invited. The com
mittee in charge is: Mesdames David
W. Richards, James Neace, Harry
Shaw and Robert B. McCrary, assisted
by Mrs. Roy E. Nichols and Mrs. J. S.
Altkins.
The social club of Friendship chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, will give a
dance and 500 card party at the Rose
City Park clubhouse, Fifty-seventh
and Sandy boulevard. Friday evening,
January 13. Ail members of the East
ern Star and friends are invited.
Music will be by the Malthouse
Hobbs orchestra. Patrons and patron
esses will be: Mr. and Mrs. David
W. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. James Neaco and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McCrary.
...
Utopia Social club will hold Its next
dance and card party in Llnnea hall.
666 Irving street, near Twenty-first
street, Saturday evening. January 7.
The patronesses are Mrs. Christine
Anderson, Mrs. Charles Reed, Mrs. C.
E Clayton, Mrs. Matthew Steele, CafI
Greve and F. K. Myers.- The floor
committee Is Matthew Steele, C. E. V
and N. A. Clayton, Roy Couchman
and J. V. Swan. In charge of cards
are A. E. Peake and. Henry Myers.
. .
Friendship auxiliary. Order of East
ern Star, will bo entertained Thurs
day, January 5, at the home of Mrs.
J. S. Altken, 553 East Thirty-ninth
street north. The assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. S. B. Dickinson, Mrs. R.
K. McNcal, Mrs. E. E. Crabb and Mrs.
E. Crabill. At the last meeting of
the auxiliary the following officers
were elected for the coming year:
Mrs. A. S. Auterson, president; Mrs.
Minnie Elllngson, vice-president; Mrs.
D. L. Rich, secretary; Mrs. F. A.
Con, treasurer; Mrs. O. M. Slminorton,
first director, and Mrs. R. E. McNcal.
second director.
WEDDINGS.
Inglls-Viers.
One of the prettiest weddlnga of
the season occurred Wednesday at
4:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Woods. Dallas, Or., when
Dorotha B. Vlers, daughter.of Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Vlers, becamo t"ie wife of
Allen J. Inglls. son. of William Inglls,
of Seattle. Wash.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Eliza
beth Kirby very sweetly sang "Bo
cams," accompanied' by Mi as Van
Horn. ,
Rev. Mr. James of tho Methodist
Episcopal church awaited tho coming
of the bridal party tn a bower of
chrysanthemums and ferns lighted
with candles. The bridal party ap
proached, led by tho bridegroom and
his brother. Lloyd Inglls; then fol
lowed the flower girl, little Myra
Starbuck, dressed in a dainty frock
of white net with orchid and silver
trimmings, and the rlngbearer. Mas
ter Bcbb Vlers; then the maid of
honor, Miss Florence Vlers, Bister of
the bride, dressed in a gown of or
chid and silver taffeta and carrying
a largo bouquet of Ophelia roses.
Then appeared the bride on tho arm
of her father. Tho bride was charm
ingly attired In Ivory satin and point
Uce, and carried a shower bouquet
of Ophelia roses. Her veil was held
In place by a wreath of orange blos
soms. The houso was beautifully deco
rated throughout with ferns, moss
and baskets of ordiid. chrysanthe
mums and pink carnations. The in
vited guests were:
"Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Klrby, Mr. and
"Mrs. W. J. McCallum, Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Keisacher. Misses Alice Rey
nolds. Frances Kingsley, Esther
Wortman. Gladys Perry, Verda Mc
Callum. Elizabeth Klrby. Margaret
ReiBacher, Messrs. Cecil Dunn. Harold
Mann. Stewart McCallum. John Rei
sacher and C. Wiggins of Portland;
Miss Beryl Smith of Vancouver,
Wash.; Miss Katherine Honey of
Oresham; Miss Eva Reed and Harry
Smith of Reedsport, Or.; Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Inglls and daughter Bill, Will
lam Inglis, Ralph Inglis, Kenneth
Soules. Spencer Knight, Misses Claire
Hyde, Gladvs Cole and Miriam uaru
ner of Seattle, Wash.; Miss Van Horn
of Detroit. Mich.; Dr. and Mrs. A. B.
Starbuck and daughter Myra. Rev.
and Mrs. Frank James, Helen Louch
ary, Lawrence Smith, Charles Jost.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Evans. Mr. and
Mrs. J. D Vlers, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Vlers, Helen and Bebb Vlers. Mr and
Mrs. II. A. Woods. Florence Vlers,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Vlers and Miss
Deila Vlers of Dallas. Or.
After the wedding the young couple
left for Scenic Hot Springs and Brit
ish Columbia. They will be at home
after January 15 in Seattle.
lloobel-Lnk.
Miss Cleo Link and William F.
Boubel were married Thursday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Kase
berg. Rev. Norman K. Tully offi
ciated. The bride was petite and
pretty in pink taffeta ruffled dainti
ly. She wore pearls, a headband of
roses and carried a shower of pink
roses. Miss Helen Kaseberg. brides
maid, wore green chiffon. Edwards
Adams was best man. Mrs. C. C.
Link, mother of the pride, was
gowned in black canton crepe. ne
reeniverf the guests. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Kaseberg.
Miss Pearl Miller presmea at mo
punch bowl. Miss Bernice Powers
presided at the table. Assisting
about the rooms were Miss Mina
Ward, Miss Sarah Johnson, Mrs. Ar
thur Akerson, Mrs. jonn .rcouoei ana
Mrs. Oscar Gollen. After a weaaing
trip, the couple will be at home in
the Brown apartments.
llnunihovrr-JJnnicl.
ThA marriage of Miss Janet Daniel
and Lee A. Uaumhover. of Portland,
took place at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Daniel.
750 East Burnsiae sireei, .luvcnmei
24 at 8:30 P. M. The officiating cler
gyman was the Rev. Harold Oberg of
the Methodist-Episcopal church. The
father and mother of the bride at
tended. More than DO guests were In
attendance.
Miss Daniel was for a number of
years adjuster In the purchasing 3e
partment of the city where Mr. Kaum
hover is employed as chhf clerk. Mr.
Baumhover Is an overseas veteran ol
the world war. The nuptial vacation
was spent in the foothills of the Cas
cade mountains.
The couple Is now, at home at 6:iti
East Madison street.
I'ope-Ityan.
Arthur i" voy.L ar. MIh
Ryan of Multnomah county were
married at the home of Rev. I) Les
ter Fields, pastor of Mount Tabor
Methodist church, on Wednesday, !e-
,..,,,, - , o..in i M m the nre
night in tne presence ot lau men.;
and relatives. lr. t: F. Lacey re.iJ
the service. The bride chOBe as
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