SECTION THREE
Editorial Page and Doings in
Realm of Society
VOL. XLI
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1933
NO. 35
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A homage to Queen Harriet this dore, Mr and Mrs Lno V Hauser, I ' , s- fe t " " . - i-"' f'M. I 1 ' '
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course Queen Harriet and her court - t Pt h . l
will be the feted guests In evi- - - ,f r 1 ' x's r4,"V
flence will be Prince of Rosaria, Vii'ff ' . V ' V i . J
Iiric V. Hauser, and Crown Prince 1 - JT f f' - , - " - V 1 -
Frank McCrillis and dukes of the 7111111 1 11 ' I : ' i A
realm. W. J. Hofmann. Dean -Vin- I 1 : I " r K . ; ;
cent, C. C. Colt, -Frank E. Smith and J ipilf I I . 4 v " V lw " 1 '
K J.Jaeger The pmy council con- Is !' v " f f J0IS-- 'V - - " 1 r
sists of J H Dundore. prime, min- f -K t S0- ' VI
ister. Dr. Edward Allen Pierce, lord l f " 4jT ' Vi' ' ' Is
high chancellor. O C Bortzmeyer, 4 , Jf " . . - . 1
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PORTLAND
homage to Queen Harriet this dore, Mr. and Mrs. Kric V. Hauser,
week. Beginning with Tues
day, when the royal barge will bear
her highness to Rosaria. all activi
ties will have as their inspiration
the rose tiueen and her eight charm-,
ing princesses. Miss Harriet Grif
fith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin T.. Griffith, will be a beau
tiful queen. . She - is of medium
height and has heavy dark, curly
hair, but better than that she is a
real, unspoiled girl . who. will . truly
represent the city. The eight prin
cesses, daughters of prominent fam- secretary or state; Robert Krohn,
flies, are Miss Janet House, Miss captain of -the guard; ti. J. Mathis,
Elizabeth Ettinger, Miss Alice Bow- lord high chamberlain; O. W.
nan. Miss Edith Ottenheimer, Miss -Metlke, prince of Rosaria;., John. M.
Margaret Cook, Miss Pauline Titus, Saari, lord' high sheriff; Frank V.
Miss Mary Helen Spalding and Miss Smith, master of the wardrobe;. R.
Doris Heningsen. The coronation A. Stewart, lord chief justice; Wal
of the queen will take place at 2:30 ter D. "Whitcomb, secretary of tor
o'clock Tuesday afternoon and ,will elgn affairs;. J. C. Boyer, director of
be followed by the official opening arts and crafts.
of the rose show, festival center,- The floor committee for the ball
and the sportsmen-tourist show at consists of Robert Krohn, chairman;
the armory. Society maids will have
an opportunity to show their latest
and most summery frocks at these
events. The combined - effect of
E. V. Littlf ield, George "W. Herron,
W. J. Roope, Winthrop Hammond
and H. J. Blaesing. .
Floral pageant day," Friday, will
pretty maids In pretty frocks and witness the one and only parade of
the thousands of exquisite roses will he festival. It is rumored that fftme
be like- a single bouquet of a thou- prominent society women who have
sand colors. Flowers and sunshine not participated before are- entering
will be reflected- in the dainty exceptionally attractive and unique
clothes of Portland's maids ' and floats. - .
matrons. '-'
Lovers of sport are looking for
ward to Wednesday, "Regatta day."
Admiral Roy T. Bishop will be mas-
The most interesting guest during
festival week will be Miss Alice M.
Robertson, the only woman member ;
of congress, and personal represen
tor of ceremonies and will be guest, tatlve of President and Mrs. Har
of honor at the admiral's ball in the ding. It will be an honor and great
evening at the i '-Multnomah hotel, pleasure to welcome .the-Illustrious
The speed boat races and water
carnival will be the' occasion for the
girls to don their Jaunty sports cos
tumes, and the weather permitting
it should be a gala day.
Thursday is army and navy day.
guest who Is not only a brilliant
personality, but also a charming and
lovely woman. . v
Tomorrow Mrs. Richard MHford
Blatchford, wife of General Blatch
f ord, will give a tea In her honor
In prominence will be the group of at the Vancouver post. Over,100 in
naval officers from the battleship vitatlons have been sent to Port.
Connecticut and the six destroyers land and Vancouver society women,
from Bremerton.' " THey ' will be At 4 o'clock troops of the 69th In
among the honored- suasts at the fantry with Colonel Willian H.
Royal Rosarian ball at Cotillion hall Jordan as regimental commander,
that might Seven hundred attractive will pass In review before Miss Rob-
Invitations were sent , out by the ertson and General Blatchford and - ; " - '
committee In charge, and it will be staff. announcement of the engagements Daryl Klein, -and was received with
formal. The dance Is given under ; of three of Portland's society girls. Interest because of the popularity
the patronage of Governor and Mrs, The past week . has been import- A cablegram, brought, word of the of the -bride-elect and the promi-.
& 5V. Olcott, Mayor and Mrs. George - ant In; a social way because of the betrothal of Miss Jean- Meier" to "nence of her parents,1 Mr." and Mrs.
and Mrs. Garry C. Nickerson have and a brother of Mrs. Sanford Lo-
announced the engagement t their wengart of Portland. He is a rod-
daughter. Clea, to Roscoe G. Ashley, uate of the' University of California,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. M. Ashley, and Is In business with ihls father in
Both younjr people have a host' of the south. , The .wedding will be an
friends and' are socially prominent, event of the early fall.
The bride-elect-has the reputation
of . being; ; attractive, ; charming , and
very worth-while. .' " -
House guests have proven the in
spiration for a 'number of teas,' din
ners and other informal affairs this
week. Miss Anita Xevy of San Fran
cisco was, charmingly entertained
. by her' sister, Mrs. Lloyd Frank. Mrs.
.'John C. Spencer of San Francisco
' was. hon&red at luncheon by Mrs. 'L.
-Ward White.'- Mrs. H. H." Buffu'm of
Boston was feted at a 'tea by Mrs.
', Elliot Habersham and Mrs. 'John K.'
' Dudley. - Mr. and . Mrs. ' Maurice
Cxumpacker, are,, entertaining .Mr.
' and Mrs. F. C.Crumpacker of Ham
mond, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G.
Miss Anita Levy of San Fran
cisco, who visited her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd; Frank,, was honored at sev
eral smart parties. Mrs. Frank gave
a luncheon for -12 guests Tuesday
and. a supper party at Crown Point
chalet last week-end. Miss Levy
made a host offrlends during her
stay in. the city. . .
: The most important tea since th
affair-given Lady -G-eddes t the
Waverley Country clubhous i to
morrow's .entertatnine-nt in honor of
Miss Alice M. Robertsoiu the only
woman representative In congress.
Mrs.; Richard M. Blatchford, wife of
Swigert had as guests Mr. and Mrs. General Blatchford, has asked Mrs.
Henry Turrlsh' of Duluth.
H. T. Mayo, wife of Admiral Mayo,
and Mrs. Clarence E. Dentler,. wife of
Colonel Dentler, , to preside at the
tea table. Assisting In s-erving- will
be Mrs. George Mayo, Mrs. Richard
Park, Mrs. Keith Wise, Mrs. Everett
Prouty, Mrs. Horace Heath, Mrs.
Hubert Miller, Mrs. Julius Blschof,
Miss Area Weaden, Miss Anna
Wheeler, Miss Elizabeth Hailey and
Miss Gladys Dunne.
Miss Cornelia Cook i9 chairman of
the committee arranging private car
entries for the gTand floral parade.
She is being assisted by Mrs. Waiter
T. Sumner, Mrs. David T. Hny
man. Mrs. Robert Schindler and Mrs.
J. Sherman O'Gorman.
Guy Webster Talbot has made
plans for a beautiful floral show.
Among the prominent Portlastfera
who plan to have displays are Mrs.
William MacMaster, Mrs. Peter Kerr,
Mrs. H. U Corbett, Mrs. J. C. Ains
worth and Dr. A. E. Rockey.
ers leading . to a miniature doll's tmro- """', "- l
wedding party. Dainty cards bore """"'".
Wednesday,, June 21, has been
chosen , by, two attractive ' girls , as
the date of .their weddings. Miss
Mary Warrack will marry Lieuten
ant Wilbur M. -Lockhart,-U. S. N.,
and Miss Miriam Reed will be wed
to James Fprrest Cobb, Jr. .Another
approaching wedding Is that of Miss
Dorothy Sanford to Leonard D. Wil
son. These three brides-to-be are
being extensively - feted by their
many friends." -
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; Miss Edith Ottenheimer. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. J.' Ottenheimer,
was hostess at a delightful luncheon
Monday when the engagement of
. Miss Katharine Seller and Laurence
Dickson of' San Francisco was an
nounced. Fifteen prominent young
girls were Included in the gueet list.
The table was beautified by a large
basket of pink sweet peas at one
end, flanked by tiny vases of flow-
the names of the engaged couple.
MLsa Seller Is the daughter of Mr.
busy planning the social activities
of Queen-Elect ' Harriet, who has
Julius L. Meier. - Miss Edith -Otten-s erick M-. Seller, and it was then
Beimer gave a luncheon 'Monday, in that news .of Miss Seller's engage-
compllment to Miss Katherine Set- ment . to-. Laurence Dickson of San pickson Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
lerrdaughter of Mn and Mrs.'Fred-' Francisco -was -made- known. - Mr Joseph - Dickson ' of San Francisco
and Mrs. Frederick M. Seller and Is bsen extensively feted since her
a popular and attractive girl with election to this honored position,
musical accomplishments. She at-
tended Mills college for two years
and Is finishing at Wellesley. Mr.
One of the most brilliant and for
mal soctal events of the season will
be the complimentary concert which
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