TITE 'StfrUAir OKEUOXIAN, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 12. 1923
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oltlier" at Wahins.ton. 11a is a
Graduate ot the University of Oregon
and a member of Beta Theta 11 fra
tcrnltr. lie has been making: his
home at the University club in Seattle,
but is a frequent visitor In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgarrt. ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. William
Norman Bursard. left oil Saturday for
the. Kay city to attend the llurgard
AUrstou wedding.
The coif tournaments at Del Monte
on Lincoln's and Washington's birth
days are attracting Portland society
folk. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Corbett
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alter an extended stay In Santa llar
bara and Pasadena, will be visitors at
Jjel Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Corbett are Port
land aucsts at the Hotel Ambassador
at Los Anffele. They were enter
tained at dinner recently by friends
in the Cocoanut Urove.
Mr. and Mrs. fameron Squires are
visiting- in Los Angeles at the Hotel
Ambassador. They were fruests at
n dinner in the t'neonnut Urove on
Saturday when Maurice and Miss
Unnora Hughes gave their dancing
performance.
Mrs. William I.ytle of Salem hue
come to Portland to visit with her
,.i"r. Mrs. It. N Stnnfielil, who is a
guest at the Brniion hotel.
Mrs. Joseph Nathan Ter.l returned
to Portland on Tuesday after upending-
several weeks in Ituffalo. X. Y ..
as the guest of her daughter snd son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton W.
JJetts.
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The annual masquerade of the Tort
land Hunt club will be one of the
many delightful social affairs to be
celebrated on St. Valentine's day. The
hucre tanbark ring of the Portland
KMiins; academy on Johnson street
wilt be decoratel extravagantly all
w-eek for this and two other special
rides, and the usual concentration on
horsemanship shown by members of
the hunt will be lifted for the space
of tho week for the festivities.
The masquerade Is expected to be
one of tho best-attended events for
the winter season' of the Hunt club.
J.ike all masque balls, the costumes
are arranged secretly, but unlike
thrr masques they will be worn on
horseback, and many of them will be
representative of equestrian costumes
of all ages and countriea
The ride, which Is the principal
feature of the evening of festivity,
will begin at S:15 Tuesday nifrht and
will last for an hour and a quarter.
The riding will be done to music a
Jull-strinpred orchestra being engaged.
At 9:30 the revelers will unmask and
tho prizes will be awarded by If. M.
Kerron, ringmaster and master of fox
hounds of the hunt.
Four prizes will be awarded. They
are for the best-sustained character,
tho most artistic costume, the best
pair and the most comical character:
AS soon aa the ride is over the en
tire party will go by automobile to
the clubhouse of the hunt at Garden
Home for supper and a dance after
ward. The committee In charge of
arrangements consists of Mrs. Natt
McDougall, Mrs, C. Edward tlrelle.
Miss Martia liabb and Kiohard V.
Heller.
The other tw. rides of the week,
which are more of a festive nature
than equestrian, are a musical ride
by the members of the Intermediate
section of the hunt and the Junior
masquerade. The Intermediate sec
tion is composed of juniors of the
ces of 16. 17 and IS years, and is one
r . k& nnat .. t 1 i il uitifl of the
Hunt club. They will have their ride
to music tomorrow night at the riding
m-dmy. The inior masquerade is
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mittee of 100 on February 24 im ere
ating Wide interest. The chairman
of the committee fof this affair la
Mrs. T. O. Williams and patronesses
are Mewames Fred Spoerl, William H.
Barton.. John Uolph, Frank Woodard
and Alfred J. O'Brien. T. O. WilUams
Is chairman for the fiance.
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Mrs. Stella Cirove Is a Portland vi
itor at Hotel Del Coronaao, Coronado
Beach, California.
Miss Sally Hart, popular society
maid, has accepted the secretaryship
of the local Ked Cross bureau in Med
ford. Sho la at present the guest of
Colonel and Mrs. Gordon voorhles.
Mrs. Stephen Applebv entertained
Informally on Friday with two tables
of bridge. A few additional guests
called at the tea hour.
Honoring Mrs. 'Arthur Minott, who
has lately returned from Europe, Mrs.
Frank Hart entertained on Friday
afternoon with three tables of bridge.
at her home on the Riviera. . Several
additional guests dropped In for tea.
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One of the largest events of the
comin? week will be the benefit dance
and card
firiven hv
party on Tuesday to be
he Brltleh Benevolent so
ciety in B'nal B'rlth hall. The society
has dotla extensive work among the
needy British residents of Portland
and provides) this occasion to carry on
further work in these lines. The pat
rons and patronesses for the affair
are: John Trant, British consul;
Chappell Br6wne, president of the so
ciety, and MesdameH Walter J. Burns.
F. C Malpas, Peter Kerr, Thomas
Kerr. 13. T. CI. Stevens. William Mao
Master, D. W. Ij. MacGregor, James
Laidlaw, Roger Hastings, Victor
Johnson, Richard Wilder. R. Lea
Barnes, S. B. Lmthicum, A. Mac
Rae, J. J. Panton and the MiKse(
Caroline and' Louis-e Flanders.
The committee Includes: Mrs. John
Trant, Mr. Brown, Mies Madge Mac
kenzie, Mrs. Malpse, Mrs. Hastings,
Mrs. MacGre-gor, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Wilder, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. J. G. Rob
ertson, Mrs. Panton, Mrs. M. Blakely,
Mrs. K. K. Baxter and Mrs. E. Wyld.
The committee In charge of dancing
includes: Mr. and Mrs. Richard
participated In by all members under
is years or age, and the preparations
for it Indicate that It will vie with
the seniors in point of uniqueness and
merriment. It will be held on Friday
night, February 17.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Dant are visitors
at the Itits-Carlton hotel In N'ew
York.
Sirs. Frank A. Spencer of niverdale
is planning to leave in a few days for
Santa Barbara and other California
resorts for a two months' visit. Her
son Frank will accompany her.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman O'Gorman
are at the Ambassador, Los Angeles,
and are among those who are en
joying many pleasant hours on the
Ambassador links.
Xrvington club waa the scene of
formal dancing party on Friday flight
when the senior members entertained.
Mrs. Garrett N. Versteeg Is chairman
of the icommlttee for February and
Mesdames A. K. Koblson. V. C. Felter,
Thomas Wynn Watts and J. N. Mat
chek are assisting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cobb will
leave during the wt.k for Caiifornl
They will go to Los Angeles, whene
they will be guests at the Am bait
sador. They will be gone about six
weeks.
The subscription dance at Waverly
club last night waa a most successful
affair when about l"" younger seel
ety folk took part. The plan for the
future Is to have a rtsno of this tia
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tare once a month. Decorations for
the first one of the series have been
eliminated. Supper was served at
o'clock.
Mrs. Henry I Corbett was hostess
recently to a number of children from
the Dunthorpe neighborhood. Miss
Henrlette Mlchaelson gave a pro
gramme of children's selections on the
piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Coo are
guests at the Hotel Del Coronado
Coronado Beach, California.
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