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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1922)
SECTION THREE D Editorial Page and Doings in , Realm of Society VOL. XLI PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE- 11, 1922 NO. ' 24 .- JUNE has waved her magic wand and the roses are coming out in glad array to do honor to Queen Harriet and her lovely princesses and to , the many interesting vis itors who will be welcomed here. During the past week Portland had many notable guests and all voiced their enthusiasm for this city as a most enchanting summer resort. It was a delight to entertain so many attractive and Interesting guests who made entertaining a perfect Joy. The Rose Festival will be here soon, and with it will' appear pretty girls, gorgeous roses, merry festivi ties and a programme of many at tractions. Parties for visitors and prides- e.eut ana p.ans tor weanings con- dephinjum, was presided over by tlnue to make each day socially in- Mrs H c Wortman and Mrs. Carrie ""uuf' , ... Louise Dunning. was smart social affair, a tea for Mrs. Takeda. wife of the Japanese con- 8uL who recently came from Japan , ner nome .n roruana. in. Woodard alld Mrs. Kean of Silver. dainty Japanese matron is charm- .tm.. Ml Plnr M.s. nf .,hnv ing and it was a distinct pleasure to and Mrs. Clifford Brown. Mrs. John aiaipas was Roberta and Mrs w. H Burckhardt fr S I I cl ' Yi i:W? I r x ' v-O. ? i m$s4mSm v J mmWm D. M. Watson, mother of the hostess, K A $ I 12; - "C. 3 j 1 y T "v - (Tjfe4V V assisted in receiving. Mrs. OtW ; , . . fl- 'ifm nA I S ' BWsrlc L Jtt.AJi 7 Wedemeyer assisted about the ' WJii hjtV& iL JS Tl J t i 4 1 lfP ' I , ( rooms. Mrs. Charles E. Curry, who f I , , Jf v P'C Jit UIM L h l J W 1 f f t ' k 'Wft recently returned from Berkeley, - jS Mtefl4Fjk. m-ffh I I A II V . was stationed at the punch bowl jfU ij rf 1 7"" -l1 h l Isj J T-sr and was greeted cordially by her - fW$F " " 'fT- f ' S 1 - t V ' J S " many friends. Assisting in serving Wm TJZpSi&li-fri v."i? s ? Ifl J I , L. 3 ' B were Mrs. George N. Woodley and . f,. SE 4i ' M V"? f M l) S- Mrs: E. S. Parsons. y PsSif, if V4l ? W' 1 T "M ' " - T The tea table, centered with W tiki VOC I i 5 I i 1 J? "IliAA ; r. V" A C . x- 7 .- ivy . j. i will he Miss 'Nancy I I ?v, " - ill 111. " K " .r II I v Jr- " 'A 'jj r V ...... ! : - 'lr-) - ' . . 1 ' .. I s : : " . . iouise uunning. Assisting were rs. William Dana Wheelwright Mrs. Edgar B. . Piper, Mrs. Henry hostess Friday at a large and clay Judd- Mis- Eli2abeth Hailey and Miss Olive Kerry. Several out-of-town guests were present," including Mrs. Myron C. meet her. hostess Thursday, with her daugh ter, Mrs. John Leonard RiddelL .Ac attractively appointed tea was the Jr. of Salem. Miss Miriam Reed has set June 12 as the date for her marriage to occasion 'or the assembling Of the Jamea Forrest Cobb Jr- The wed. friends of Mrs. Malpas and Mrs. Riddell. Mrs. H. L. Geary was hostess ding wilL be in the First Presbyte-" rian church. Mfss Gretchea Smith will be maid of honor, ami the Wednesday at a tea at her home on bridesmaids vvestover Terrace, honoring Mrs. A. Holt Miss Marion West, S. Kerry, who is leaving soon for Mrs wi,8(n Cottey was hostess Seattle. Bright flowers decorated af a recent smart affair for Miss the rooms. Assisting at the table Reed, and Mrs. John Mortimer Bruhn in the. dining room Were Mrs. F. E. and Miss Marvel Tenure gave a Smith. Mrs. Percy A. Young of Al- tea for Miss Reed. bany, Mrs. George T. Gerlinger; Mrs. J"n' are returnrng , . . from various finishing schools. This Donald Hemingway. Mrs. E. H. win be the occasionbfor many at! Geary. Mrs. Richard Park, Mrs. Ott3 tractive social affairs during the Wight. Mrs. R. L. Donald, Miss Olive summer months. Miss Sarah Jane Kerry and Miss Madeline Scanlon. Talbot returned from Miss Ransom's Others assisting were Mrs. Forrest scho,01 in Piedmont, where she was Fisher, Mrs. Donald Spencer, Mrs. fit dted- Miss Louise Dolph. who ' . J:,.... has been attending Springside, one C. E. Sears and Mrs. W Hliam Mc- of the old Philadelphia schools, will Given. At the door were four pretty graduate the middle of June and little girls. Eliiabeth and Harriet will return to Portland shortly after Geary, Virginia Smith' and Jean that Miss Clementine Lewis will Wight. ' enJ her school year at St. Timothy's, . xi.. hi r, , . ol . . Baltimore, June 22, and will be ac- Mrs. M. Donald Spmcer was host- conipanied t0 Portland by Mrs. ess Monday at a tea for her mother- Lewis' cousin, Miss Martha Scott of in-law, Mrs. John C. Spencer of San Washington. D. "., who will be the Francisco;- Mrs. A. S. Krry, Miss house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Constance Piper and Miss Helen for some time. Stover. .- - .' r'. ... .. , ......,.. .... . Miss Piper, Miss ciu.er and Mrs. Queen Harriet and the royal party. Mrs. Wilson . Johnston, general chairman of the women's commit tee for the Episcopal convention has' announced several committees. Among, the groups will be the women who will be on the reception committee at the auditorium. They includefTtlrs: W. X "Burns, chair- . man; Mrs. George Weidler, Mrs. D. C. Lounsbury, Mrs. William Barker, . Mrs. ; J. W, Ganong, ..Mrs. Frank Watson, Mrs. L. Allen "Lewfs, Mrs. J. S. Tonne, Mrs. George E. Walker, Mrs. W. T. Slater Miss Clementina Wilson, Mrs. . George A. Thomas, Mrs. John Tait, Mrs. W.' C. Kirk, Mrs. U. S. Shipley, Mrs. Philip Hel mer, Mrs. F. G. Jennings, Mrs. H. P. Kendall, Mrs. C. H. " Davis, Miss . Elizabeth Myrick, Mrs. Thomas Rob- ertson, Mrs. Oscar ; Overbeck, Mrs. St. Claire Morris, Mrs. Walter B. Smith, ' .Mrs. R. Lea Barnes, Mrs, Meredith Bailey and Mrs. Flora McDonald. - - , - As a forerunner of what may b expected fn September the Episcopal i1 diocesan brancn of the woman's aux iliary preparing to, present a re ligious pageant at 8 o'clock,. Sunday ' evening, June 18, at Trinity church, "The Church's Mission," depicting the various activities. of the depart ments of church extension, religious education and social service, is tha general theme of the pageant. Cer tain groups in the play have been assigned to the several parishes i Portland and the rendition of thB lines will be beautiful, dignified and impressive. A magnificent musical setting will be given it by Trinity vested choir of 42- voices, accom panied by the pipe organ and grand piano. , . The pageant will stress particu larly, the message of the united tnank oriering mat great gut -ii - the women of our church in America and the .foreign fields rwhich is to be presented at the coming triennial at the altar of Trinity church on th morning of September 7. Mrs. F. P. Stauffer, who has so the week have been for visiting of the past imperial potentate, was way trip Thursday. The Shrine gave of the Hose Festival, Miss Harriet Multnomah hotel. . Mm Kendrick successfully directed pageants fo Shriners and their wives. Mrs. Free- due of. the women honored. The a dinner nd the Kmmriaa cavr a Griffith, and hw ma Ma wara hn-. ana the' viaitina- ..i, f... ,,. r. . ... . - i;...... i - i , , T.-j , . - ., . - . . . ' - , "i- 'iub nu uiiier i)aiiaiie, is t " ' aenunca oi i nuaaeipnia, wue wives oi me itosarians gave a High- dance Thursday, i riday iue uuten ored at fc formal reception at the east were presented formally to tContinued oa Page 2.
