TTTE SUNDAY OKEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 13. 1922
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NVhll In Wsnin(rtpn Mrs. Simmons
baa bn extended tha hospitality of
tha CoKffj Woman'!) club and has
bff n the Inspiration (or many aocial
affairs.
Mr. and Mrs, Vavid Campbell will
be hopts tomorrow ntht for a few of
the friends of Miss C'U Steeb of the
Oriffea trio -ho has been much feted
during her atay in tha city.
Mr. and Mra. Carl Denton were
hosts rn Friday niKht at an informal
evening in honor of the Grtffea trio,
jl few frienda of the artlets were
invited for tha evenine;. A dainty
upper waa aerred.
Tha Society of Sona and Daughters
of Oregon Pioneera will celebrate the
(3d anniversary of Oregon's admission
Into the Union a state with a din
tr at tha Chamber of Commerea
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dinner an informal reception will be
held in the green room of the Cham
ber of Commerce, A large number
of out-of-town people are expected
to be here for the -celebration. Miss
Louise Gray. rranddauRhter of TV. H.
Gray, who came to Oregon in company
with Marcus Whitman in 1S3), will
cut the huge birthday cake and light
the 61 candles. Mrs. Leslie M. Scott
has charge of the musical programme.
Tha committee of patrons and
patronesses follow
Chief Justice Thomas A. McBrlde.
Justice George H. Burnett. Justice
George M Brown. Salem.
Mesera. M. C. George. Charles B. j
Moorea, Woodson T. Slater. Colonel
Robert A. Miller. George H. Himes.
J. I. Lee. Leslie M. Scott. B. B. Beek
man. William M. Ladd, Judge William
N. Gatens. Judge R- S. Bean. Professor
Robert Down. Joseph Carter. Abe
Mler. Loring K. Adama. W. P. Old
John F. Blsiay. Aibext M. Brows. T.
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T. Geer. William M. Simpson, Port
land: Arthur Lane. Albany; Peter H.
D Arcy, Salem; Gilbert L. Hedges,
Harvey N. Cross. George A. Harding,
Oregon City; Judge Fred "W. Wilson,
The Dalles; Robert Adbury Booth,
Eugene.
Mesdames Elizabeth Failing. Con
ler Brewster, Caroline Gray KLamm.
Maude Pope Allyn. Phoebe Granston
Breyman. Annie Sutherlin Waite, A.
a. .vamey, bva tarnart AUlston, Ar
seno Mathieu Burton, Joseph Nathan
Teal. Ida M. Charlton, Anna Dowell
Bannon. Phil Metschan, Harriet Ne
smith McArthur, Joeephin Meriweth
er Othus. Daisie Scott Bullock, Ilda
Clacina Aldrich, Florence Watson
Crawford. D. P. Thompson, Blanche
Kahn Blumauer. Cully Miller Cook,
Ella Geiger Huston, Kate Glbbs Muir,
Alice McCully Crane, Dr. Myra Brown
Tynan, all of Portland; Christine
Monteith Pipe. Albany; Myra Belt
Burnett, Salem; Mary Strong Kinney,
Astoria; Lulu Donnell Crandall, The
Dalles.
Misses Henrietta Failing, Anne
Shannon Monroe, Tillie Cornelius.
Portland; Mary Chadwick, Salem;
Madeline Nichols, Monroe, Or.
Robert Gardner Jr. was host on
Saturday evening at an informal sup
per dance at lis home on Johnaon
s"treet. The following guests' enjoyed
his hospitality: Mioses Katherine
Ptruplere, Katherine Short,' Eleanor
V right, Helen Copelan. Margaret
Spencer, Jane Fleckenstein, Helen
Tyroll, Grace Gardner. Marios Pea
cock: Messrs Ben Lombard, .Otto
Mauphe. Stewart Shelt. Bill Hart. Bill
Honeyman. Jack Wells. Rodney Keat
ing, Ray Rankin and Phillip Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. William Large of this
city announce the engagement of
their daughter Ella to Harold Ediaon
Peck, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Teck of this city. The wedding
will be an event of the early spring.
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The masquerade party at the home
of Miss Marie Bird, at which she and
Miss Irene Rush were hostesses on
Friday night, was both colorful and
merry. Great boughs of cedar from
which hung varicolored balloons,
formed a fitting setting for the gay
masqueraders. Miss Georgia Stone
was the recipient of the prize for the
daintiest costume and Norman Davely
carried. off honors for the most amus
ing costume. The following guests
joined in the festivities: Misses Helen
Zaharrls. Peggy Pratt. Betty Mulhens,
Gladys Reid. Josephine Tobin. Anna
Mae McKlrnan. Queen Scott, Cather
ine Mon Pere, Blanche Berland, Celes
tlne McCarty, Margaret Connelly,
Theresa Kellehar. Marion Goddard,
Georgia Stone. Eva Bergeron, Iaa-
belle Bergeron. Leona Converse, Ere-
yn Rush. Dolores Rush. Theresa Jet-
ters. Ernestine Hamilton, Josephine
Warmuth, Mae Duffy; Messrs. Gens
Fletcher. Lall Walker. Lawrence
Cappa. Stanley Bell, Bill Moloney,
Thomas MoMahon. Raymond Cudahy,
orbert Kavanauarh. Rar DunlaD.
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Lloyd EnwTight, Norman Davely.
Howard Robertson, Charles O'Brien,
Eddie Dwyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kropp are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a son. Edward L. Kropp Jr.
Mrs. Kropp and baby are at the Port
land maternity hospital.
. On Tuesdfy the woman's progress
ive unit of Lanrelhurst club will meet
at 1:30 P. M. for luncheon. Mrs.
Hugh Williamson is chairman of
hostesses. .
A masquerade ball will be an event
on Tuesday night at the Laurelhurst
club. Members and their friends are
invited. The" affair will be in the
form of a valentine party.
The Kappa Phi sorority held Its
first meeting of the month on Febru
ary . at the Hazelwood. Miss Bertie
Van Woert and Miss Lillian Hazlett
were the hostesses. Election of offi
cers took place with the result as
follows: President, Jessie Schestler
vice-president. Hazel Fassett; secre
tary, leva ivordstrom. and treasurer.
Ruby Palmer. Mrs. Grace McCauley
was appointed sergeant at arms by
the president.
Mrs. Frank J. , Lantry (Eleanor
Regmer). has returned to her home in
San Diego after a month's visit with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephan
Regner. Several delightful affairs
were given In her honor. Accompany
ing ner south is her sister. Mrs.
iLaurlce P. SocJlard. who will snend
Mveraj months in southern Califor
nia before returning to her home in
Seattle.
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Miss Irene Horn was hostess tn SO
girls at tea yesterday, honoring Miss
Myra McCarthy. The rooms were
decorated with spring flowers and
pussywillows, which formed a back
ground for the guests. Servinsr and
assisting In the rooms were Maybell
narris, Clair McCarthy. Katherine
Kubli, Francis Hare. Marlorle Ken-
tenhoffen. Nellie Pillington, Jane Car
ter ana June ' Thierlng. Those who
called were Katherine Kubli. June
Thierlng, Mamie Turner. Mare-aret
Hubber, Betty Brink. Mariorle Ken-
tenhoffen. Elaine Bennet. Delight En
gold. Marjorie Bennet, Helen Darling.
Marlon Summers. Claudia Fletcher.
.Marjorie tstarrora, Helen Gripper,
Gladys Norian, Marie Cature. Ruth
Clark, Florence Winslow. Winifred
Crothers, Lucile Maxon, Agnes Hes-
ldlng, Alice Kreanick. Helen
Ahearn, Janet House, Lucile Kreanick,
Francis Hare. Maybell Harris, Nellie
Pillkington, Frances Thatcher. Susan
Davis, Nancy Thatcher, Fern Mourey,
ClaJr McCarthy. Jane Carter, Marga
ret Hyatt, Catherine Jane Seal, Lois
La Roach, IHargareta Cooper, Helen
Symes, Dorothy Taylor, Betty Sharp,
Alice Smith. Vivian Eiker. Dorothy
.McCleuan, jsabell Cook, Helen Man
ary, Myra McCarty, Irene Horn.
Mrs. Alfred Schroff, a popular
young matron, in Eugene society, has
returned to her home there after a
visit in Portland) and a short stay in
Seattle, where the Fine Arts society
held an exhibition of Mr. Schroffs
paintings. Mr. Schroff is at the head
of the art department of the Univer
sity of Oregon, and his pictures at
tracted much interest and praise
among art devotees during the Seattle
exhibition. Mrs. Schroff is a wall
known painter of miniatures.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gage have
christened- their. baby daughter
Georgianna Louise, In honor of the
taby's father, her grandmother. Mrs.
P. K. Egbert, and the great grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Morgan.
Mrs. F. H. Lewis entertained for her
daughter. Miss Imogene Lewis, with
a luncheon Saturday, February 11.
The decorations were spring flowers
and greenery. Covers were placed for
Misses Catherine Overbeck, Carolyn
Jones, Francis Dick, Dorothy Ettin-
ger, Frances Milne, Marie Shulaer
mann. Grace Wells, Marion Norman,
Catherine Henderson. Ardis Welch,
Grace Starr. Gladys Versteeg, Marie
Collinson, Nan Lounsbury, Regma
GUI, Marion Bowman, Madeleine
Baker and Imogene Lewis.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Sternberg an
nounce the arrival of a daughter.
Betty Jane, born January 27.
Miss La Verne Caffee entertained
with a box party at the Baker theater
on Friday evening. Her guests' In
cluded girls of the younger set and
cadets of Hill Military academy.
Mrs. Mischa Pelz entertained at
luncheon on Saturday honoring Miss
Frances Woodbury, popular leading
woman with the Baker Stock com
pany who left for New Tork on
Sunday.
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The rose room of the Benson hotol
was the scene of a pretty wedding
on Sunday when Miss Polly Silver.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Silver,
became the bride of Jacob "WelL The
rose room was a profusion of palms
and spring flowers, a fitting sur
rounding for the ceremony performed
by Rabbi Jonah B. Wise in the pres-
nce of about 50 relatives and inenas.
The wedding march was played y
Miss Martha Levitt.
The bride, who is an attractive
runette, wore a gown of silk lace
ver ivory-toned satin 'and trimmeJ
with pearls. Her veil was held in
place by a band of old lace and
pearls, and she carried a shower
bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Mary Kartlin was maid . of
onor and Miss Jeane Kamusher was
bridesmaid. They wre beeomine
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A varied programme of college
numbers will feature the programme
Men's Glee club in concert at the Hellljr theater next Wednesday evening.
The club will be special guests
and will likely sing at two or three or
Arthur Johnson and Glen Morrow
in three or four songs. Mr. Morrow
rfith the glee club rendition of "Her
(Grieg)'. Ronald Reid, piano soloist,
sody" (Liszt). He is also accompanist
The complete programme follows: t
Part ' 1 Oregon pledge, "Love Symphony," glee club; "Landsighting.1
trlee club, with incidental solo by Glen
from "La Boheme," Arthur Johnson;
Glen Morrow, and "Invlctus." glee club; piano solo, "Sixth Hungarian Rhap
sody," Ronald Reid; "Castilla, a ballad of Spain, glee club, part 2 "The
Grasshopper," tragic gTand opera with
cast; Oregon songsv quartet and glee
ehadies of chanmeuse. Analene Cohen
waa the dainty flower girl. 1'ne Dricie
was given in marriage by her- father
and Morris Well attended his brother
as best man.
After the wedding ceremony a
dinner was served in the. Tyrolean
room, followed by dancing. Follow
ing a wedding trip In New Tork. and
other laree eastern cities. Mr. and
Mrs. -Weil will make their home In
Hillsboro, where Mr. Weil has busi
ness connections.
Alpha Chi Omega AJumnae will hold
their regular meeting on Saturday at
2 o'lock, with Miss Frances Kingffler
of 680 East Fifteenth street North as
hostess.
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Mrs. Fred Lester entertained mem
bers of the Alpha Chi Omega alumnae
on Wednesday, having as her honor
gftest Mrs. John Sherrlck of Seattle,
Pacific province president. Mrs. Sher
rick has been visiting in Eugene and
Corvallls. the guest of the Alpha Chi
Omega chapters.
The vestry of St. Andrew's Episco
pal church, Portsmouth, will toe hosts
at a social in the par'sh hall on the
eve of Washington's birthday, Febru
ary XI. The following committees
have been appointed: Entertainment
Robert Storm. Richard Hayes, Vic
tor Thomas, James Hawkins and Earl
Smith; refreshments S. D. Nlles, G.
A. Thomas, J. H. Smith andi Robert
Kittenhouse.
Miss Gertrude A rat a entertained a
group of her friends at her home in
Laurelhurst with a "hardtimes"
party Saturday night. The rooms
were prettily decorated and the pro
gramme was devoted to games and
dancing, with refreshments' served at
a late hour. The guest list included
the Misses Barbara Jane Averill
Helen Miller, Georgia Miller, Mary
Helen Carr, Ruth Ellison, Mary and
Grace Ellison, Diana Glickman, Nellie
and Gertrude Arata, Paul Murphy,
Abe Glickman. Ford Stone, Earl Mil
ler, Billie Moodie, John Brlx and Ar
thur Arata.
Mrs. M. U. Zeitfuchs announces the
marriage of her daugher Marie Alma
to Herman H. Boettner, which took
place January 29.
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The engagement of Miss Alice de
Veny to Jack W. Kosher was an
nounced at a small tea Wednesday at
the home in Linnton of Miss de Veny's
sister, Mrs. F. E. Kosher. Miss de
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GLEE CLUB HERE.
songs, skits, stunts, solos and quartet
presented by the University of Oregon
of the University club Wednesday noon
the nign eonoois in tne aiternoon.
are soloists for the club and will appear
will fng incidental solos in connection
Rose" (Coomlbs) and "Landsighting'
will play the ""Sixth Hungarian Rhap
for the club.
Morrow; solo, ""Oho Gellda Manina,1
"Her Rose," with incidental solo by
selected cast; "vice Versa," selected
club.
Veny is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. de Veny. Mr. Kosher is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Kosher of this
pity. The marriage will be an event
of the spring.
Alexander G. Brown, chief deputy
of the royal Scotch clans of Oregon,
was tendered a reception last night In
the Pythian temple by the Scotch so
cieties' of this city and their friends,
on the occasion of Mr. Brown's de
parture to assume another raflroad
position at Omaha, Neb. His fellow
clansmen presented Mr. Brown with a
handsome pipe as a mark of the warm
friendship they entertain for him.
Songs were sung and several speeches
made.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Mann of
234 Nineteenth street North, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Irma, to Charles S. Lipechultz.
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An" interesting and talented vouner
bride-elect is Miss Marie A. Roberts.
a member, of an old southern family,
who has announced her betrothal to
Thomas H. Hallett of Los Angeles.
Miss Roberts has made her home with
Mr. and-Mrs. W. H. Larkins for some
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time and they made the formal an
nouncement of the engagement early
last week. The wedding will be in
the late spring. Miss Roberts is a
member of a family of prominence
in Kentucky.
A Washington's birthday event will
be the formal reception and ball given
by the 4th degree assembly. Knights
of Columbus, at their Taylor-street
clubrooms. The affair is for members
of the order and their invited friends.
In keeping with the day a shor pa
triotic programme will precede the
social. The patrons and patronesses
are: Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fex, Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Coman, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Beck
man, Dr. and Mrs. Leo L. McKenna,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Gorman, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur A. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Dooley and Dr. and Mrs.
M. G. Dunlevy. The arrangements are
in charge of Robert E. Manning, John
Beckman, D. Joseph Callahan, Arthur
A. Murphy, Frank J. Whalen.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Kate Guerin Fan-
no and Mrs. Edyth Tozier Weatherred
entertained .the X. P. V. club at the
home of the former, 423 Fifth street,
assisted by Hiss Helen Fanno. Sixteen
"girls' comprise the club s member
ship, most of whom, attended Pacific
university the same years. Besides the
two hostesses the members present
were Mrs. Nellie Woods Adams, Ella
Geiger Huston, Mary Brown Lewis,
Ida Thomas Capels Flora Lebo Brobst,
Emma Wooley Chandler, Daisey Stott
Bullock, Fannie tiolston tusseu. May
Johns Jacobs, Exa Faine Robblna,
Allle Denney ' Brown, Mary Capels
Gardner and. Dr. Ethel Greey.
The guests were: Mrs. Mary Gray,
Mrs. McDonald Potts. - Mrs. Alice
Bristo, Mrs. J. D. Simpson, Mrs. Frank
Graham, Mrs. Samuel Laurance, Mrs.
Flora Capels Calhoon, Miss Tillie Cor
nelius and Miss Janette Perkins.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
The employes of Allen & Lewis,
wholesale grocers, wifo maintain a
social organization among the 125
persons in their employ, and who give
monthly social affairs, gave a dance
and card party Thursday night at the
hall in the East Side Business Men's
club rooms to about 75 couples. Mu
sic was rendered by an orchestra
composed of employes of the corn
pan;. . 4
Neighbors of Woodcraft Social club
met last Tuesday In the Woodmen hall.
128 Eleventh street. A very inter
esting meeting was enjoyed. A num
ber of fancy articles were finished
and will be offered for sale at the
500" card party which will be held
Tuesday in the same .hall- The pub
lic is invited to the' card party, start
ing at 2i:30 o'clock.
A surprise uarty was given Satur
day evening, February .4, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Fuegy, 1614
East Stephens estreet, by a number of
Kirkpatrick council, 2227, BoostersJ
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
C. King, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Blue, Mr.
and Mrs. D. D. Day, Mr. and Mrs. H.
G- Bonney, Mr. and Mrs. William
Griebe, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Blrdlno, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry lWald, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter GrieseU Mr. and Mrs. Keyser, Mr.
and Mrs. D. R. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs.
John Murchison, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
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Mrs. Herman S locum, Mr. and Mrs J.
Gordon Smith, Emily Walker, James
Chcstensen,- Muriel Venable, Clar
ence Sloffum, Lettise Elliott, Herman
Toelle, Pearl Rae, Arlina Keyser,
George Fuegy, Zanerian Blue, Waldo
Fuegy, Earl and Ralph Day. George
Griebe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bourne. Mr.
and Mrs. Dr. Neubauer, Miss Slmkins
and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Fuegy.
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Mrs. Edward L. Dim mitt of S74
East Sixty-fourth street north enter
tained on Wednesday for Mrs. R. S.
Shaw, who will leave the city soon
to make her home at Kerry, Or. Three
tables of cards were played. The
honors were held by Mrs. S. K. Willitt
and Mrs. Frank J. Currigan. A guest
prize was awarded to Mrs. Shaw. The
guests included: Mrs. William F. Mc
Kenny, Mrs. George' Littleton, Mrs. C.
W. Lillie, Mrs. F. J. Currigan, Mrs.
James Neace, Mrs. John Holste, Mra
Georgw Brandenburg, Mrs. Harry
Green, Mrs. R. S. Shaw, Mrs. David
Smith, Mrs. R. Tancher, Mrs. S. K.
Willitt.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Duer of 74 25-Fifty-firlh
avenue southeast cele
brated their 60th wedding anniver
sary at their home on Friday. Mr.,
and Mrs. Duer were married in Kaho
ka. Mo., February 10. 1872, coming
to Oregon in 1910. They have four
daughters, Mrs. C. E. Calvert, Mrs. H.
Goulty, Mrs. R. Lehr and Mrs. R. Es
selstyn of Portland and Mrs. A. W.
Cue of Evanston, Wyo., and two sons.
Glen G. and Ward R-. wsho are in busi
ness with their father at Firland, as
L. L. Duer & Sons.
COMING EVENTS.
The women of St. Mark's Guild will
hold a cake sale and silver tea at tha
parish house. Twenty-first and Mar
shall streets, Wednesday from 3 to 5
o'clock. All members and friends of
the parish are Invited. Musical num
bers will be an attraction of the af
ternoon. Maroon F. club will hold a dance
February 24 at the Laurelhurst plub
house. - i
The Wisconsin State society will
hold Its next meeting February 15. at
8:30 P. M. in Turn Verein hall. Dr.
P. -O. Riley will speak on "A Trip
Through Europe With Mark Twain .
and Marion Crawford." Music, cards
and dancing will be the entertain
ment. Members and friends are In
vited. Acme Hive of Lady Maccabees will
give a valentine card party Tuesday
night. February 14, in- the W. O. W.
hall. Eleventh and Aldr streets, sec
ond floor. Prizes will ba given and
refreshments will be served. The pub
lic is invited.
The Builders Exchange will give
their first party of dancing, cards
and music on the evening of March 4,
Saturday, at the Rose City Park '
clubhouse.
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The Wisconsin State - society will
i.nij : , o mMttnir VASrnarv lfi at
8:30 P. M. in Turn Verein hall. Dr. P.
O. Riley will speak on "A Trip
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