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i fir SECTION THREE Sr '; iTTi r:r Editorial Page and Doings in Realm of Society VOL. XLI PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1923 NO. 41 1. ' ' 1 ,j ; fc f pS ' (: j ' i : I i 1 ' l j ! I ! M r ', s . ( jjfeS i fj j I ' : ' i ' I --r v k ! ; J I J 1 l..t r V - . j r j h i 1 1 A ; I -; j j y . - ' i , ! I ' ' j U J j ! I I i 1 ' . ' ' ' : h i ' a. -- x , i 'J ' ' '- ' I ' I ! ' J, i i i A. t ' 1 r . . ... 1 , Vr-l1 Uuvc. , r. ' ! Hp; i: .i'.iV ,!- : . I - 11-th :- " v h j - ' -i - ' " ; -ix 1 ''f " ' - ; V-' :ir. v'l-;. -.V ,; .. . 1 - r r-'V" "' ' - Y I IS AS' NV v. 'T-V5f . . MY V JAl : IJsi x,S. trrfe ' , l I i i f- ' - , ffi 1 1 h III. 1 i Hi k r ! HI i i i . i i j . M t t f f ? f I I AFTER several weeks of social Donald , Spencer, Miss Isabella Gauld. has been seriously ill in the festivities there is bound to Mrs. Henry L. Corbett and Aubrey hospital, is convalescing, be a brief pause, and this week Watzek.,. ( ' Jn tne sprlnsr tne sympnony so- ' iuu --4uu nformality predominate is pn.n?r to Sive an elab- begun its social season s the largest affair of orate -ocirI affair. '" "w',,t"'-.Jha finds the social calendar with few affairs, and i Ing. Perhaps the largres th week was the tea given Wednes day for Miss Sally Adams and her fiance, Charles Robert Parrot, by Mrs. Ernest F. Tucker, at her home on Irving street. Many society folk called between the hours of S and 7. Miss Adams, who is a Seattle girl, visits frequently in Portland, where she has many friends, and Mr. Par rot is & popular young business man of Portland, s Of great importance Is the "Sym Yesterday officially began the winter season for the PortlandHunt club, a. season fort which H. M. Kerron, master of foxhounds, has arranged to hold junior paper chases and rfpen cross-country rides very two weeks and open paper chases for all holidays. The first event was a junior closed paper chase over a course put down by Harvey Dick, master of the junior .hunt, and in which more than a pnony society campaign, wjmjn wm dozen enthusiastic Junior riders par begin on Wednesday, lasting several tlcipated. There will be held today days. Many of Portland's prominent a cross-country ride from the town matrons are working ardently to stables to the hunt club at Garden add a large list' of members to the Home with Nat McDougal" leading Portland Symphony society. This the field. A hunt breakfast will be symphony orchestra -is a Portland taken at the club. institution. organized 12 years The first senior chase will be held ago, -which has become nationally next Saturday afternoon, with ar- known. Each year it gives the rangements for the field to 'meet at Garden Home at 3 o'clock. The couple to lay the course has not yet been namfed. ' . Unusual interest. is manifest just now among local horse lovers in the members the opportunity of hearing some of the greatest artists of the concert and operatic stage. Mrs. William MacMaster is general chair man of this campaign. On Monday many letters will be sent out urging North Portland horse show to be Tuesday a luncheon will be given which preparation has aiready be- ?'th11 "'" "Jw who have been visiting in San Fran- ,K. ,t,,i, wi f M,,. un. Far more than the usual num- tha danca whlch- was iven Satur- cisco,. where they have been delight- MacMaster. he assistants and er of locally-owned horses will be the members of the board of entered at the Portland show and directors. Under Mrs. MacMaster will compete for ribbons and prizes there are two teams, over which dance was given Friday night, and the second is planned for October 20. The social committee for this month includes Mesdames G. Norman Pease, E. C. Grif fin, Homer V. Carpenter. Charles A. Hart, Homer D. ' Angel, H. A. Sargent and Howard During their Visit here they were W. Bates. entertained with many social af- fairs. ' ' , - Thursday ' afternoon Mrs. Folger Johnson was the inspiration for a and Mrs. Mortimer Hall Hart luncheon, when' Miss Genevieve well are domiciled in their new resi Church entertained. ' dence at Dunthorpe. '. . Mrs. WesIeyLadd Kendall of Wor. Thursday afternoon Mrs. William cester, Mass., is visiting Miss Nancy Dudgeon was the motif for a charm-: Holt. tng affair' when her sister, '. Mrs. Thomas Kerr, entertained. Mlss Peggy Levinson and Miss Margaret Foster are among the Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lowengart Portland 6'rls who will take an 1m- were hosts at a dinner Tuesday portant part in the Shakespearean evening complimenting .Mr. and production, "Twelfth Night," which Mrs. Henry Walter. will be given next Friday and Sat- . , - urday on the Mills college campus. Mrs. Henry E. Chaney is visiting ' in Detroit. " About 60 members of the younger set, including a number Mr. and Mrs. John Claire Monteith, Mrs. David T. Honeyman and Mrs. William C Alvord will be colonels. The captains of Mrs. Honeyman's team will include Mrs. Louis Ger linger Jr., Mrs. Robert H. Strong, Mrs. E. G. Labbe and Mrs. Ernest H. Meyer. Mrs. George T. Gerlinger, Mrs. Holt Wilson Cookingham, Mrs. Ralph W. Wtfbur. Mrs. Ira F. Pow ers, Mrs. Warren Keeler and Mrs. ; William L. Brewster. Mrs. Alvord's captains wilt be Mrs. George Wil " lard, Mrs. Curtis Bailey, Mrs. Will iam D. Wheelwright. Mrs. Richard Wilder, Mrs. J. D. Coleman. Miss with some of the best stables In the west. All horse -shows of the Pa cific coast this year have been pre eminently successful, and the Salem show, just finished, was declared the best ever held in that city. The big winners at that show were Mrs. Wayne W. Keyes of. Tacoma, the Misses Margaret Ellen Douty and Roberta Douty of Portland, James day night, week, by Miss Priscllla fully .entertained, are expected home this week. The consul-general of Denmark and Mrs. Fin Lund enter tained in -their honor with a tea dur-. ing their .visit in the bay city. About 40 guests called. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George F. House. Friday Mrs. William House -presided over a luncheon. ..- Of Interest to Portland society was the wedding of Miss - Jean Porter and Dr. Raymond Sproul, - Wilson, president - of the Young which took place yesterday in Spo- Women's' Christian association, en kane. Among the Portland folk tertained the members of the board who attended were Mr, and- Mr-. cf directors and the bazaar commit Andrew Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- tee of the association at a tea, com- McCleave and Doris Oxley McCleave neth D- Hauser. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert plimenting Mrs. Katherino Willard 1 1 V I'M i r 1 M , I 4 of Victoria, B. C, Miss Elizabeth Bacon and Mrs. C. Edward Grelle of Portland. Hauser and Sternburgh. Mrs. Van Rennsalaer Lucia Morris. Mrs. Charles A. Hart, , . ' , u . w . , . . . fairs during their visit here. Man Aubrey Watzek and Mrs. -Warren . . , . . Aubrey E. Thomas, who will represent the MacDowell club. Edgar B. Piper .nd James B. Kerr will address the members of the committees at the luncheon on Tuesday. Another interesting feature of the Symphony orchestra will be the chHdr'n's concerts to be given dar the coming year. Those in Eddy, secretary of the national board. During. the afternoon Mrs.. Eddy gave a talk on the work of the secretaries in the far east. This organization is planning a bazaar for December 1 In order to continue to support its secretary. Miss Myrtle Major and Mrs. ' Phillip Henry Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walter Ruth . - , . , ., . .Ji v. . r a r and Phillip Jr., arrived in Portland Tuesday and. are being welcomed by ' ' " , V. i t.tnnAm Thj. will t.-.U T.a-a .... day night they were the motifs for " ' " 7, r" , - -.w iNoian. at Smyrna, whlcn jias Deen an Orpheum party given by Mr. and or T 4 pi?!" B undertaken by the Portland board -'i-i'io .u uvuu. w.w.. 1 1 tBt ii at tne iaoie wore atra . . William D. Wheelwright and Mrs. Mrs. Samuel T.- Halsted and her William C Alvord. aunt. Miss Martha E. "Wright, who have been visiting in Portland for The directors and faculty of the a number of weeks as the guests of Ellison-Whita Conservatory of Music Mrs. Henry Metzger. Giles Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Gilbert, is attending Stan ford university.' M : I I J ,- s ; ' i - i i M Mi ll I i , i - ! i : ' s I lf t ' I MM ' ' 1 , ' Mill h "-s v ; h ! Yi " M r - ' : ! . . . . Mrs. George F. Nevins'and her daughter . Nancy are domiciled at Mrs. Halsted's mother, Mrs. Wil- entertained with a reception Saturday ! tumn.foliage decorated, the studios. Thomas and Dopald Spencer, and Steele. Arthur rrentlsa. Harry Hunt liam MacMaster, departed Monday night. Baskets and bowls of glad-: Pouring were Mesdames W. A. presiding at the punch bowl were .lngton and i. T. Chapman. ""' hrs & committee Are, Mrs. JUexandra court, Mr. Nevins. whofor their iomo in Riverside, . Cak ioli. sword Ins.. xinnlas and. au- Bushong Carl-Denton, -Warren- E- Mesdames Laurence vvneeier. . t- jng little Mimes Virginia Smith. Norma Orosae, Alice Wedemerer, Mary Kill son and Stmtlra hmith. Aanistinc about tha rooms were Miss Margaret Hpencer. Ituth Ellison. Klma and Jean White, Gretchen Pmlth. ll!a Watt. Carolyn Ilutchlna, ChrUtlne Andernon, Theodora limit h, MtH Tea. Hazel Southworth. Allen Nel son, Lillian Howtlln, Klbertlne Adams and Florence Anderson. In the receiving; line were Messrs. and Mesdames David Iioaeley Camp bell. C II. White. J. n. Ellison. Otto T. Wedemeyer'and Oeore Iloteh kiss Street Mrs. Doris rtmlth. Mrs. Elisabeth Eugenia Woodbury, Mlsaea Alice Genevieve Smith, Flora Gray, Pauline Alderman, Edith Woodoock. Mrs. Susie Fennel Pipes, Waiter K. Stern. Miss Ruth Creed, Madam A. Van Itoosendael and Mis Margaret ' Not. . ... Mu.lo was played-by MUs Alloa Genevlev Smith's ' harp (numblt, Including MUs Smith. Ruth Os borne. Florin Btone. Adalln Slopp, Kathryn Hossman. Margaret Illggs. Songs by Otto Wdmrr, baritone, war accompanied by Miss Margaret No is. m Mrs. S'dney Z. Mitchell and Mrs. Charles M. Maz-wll, who have bea In Portland for more than a month, departed Sunday. While In Port land they were the Inspiration for a number of social affairs. e e Tha Portland Art class will re sume its work at 19 o'clock Wednes day morning at the Museum of Art. The subject for study for tbe year will be Oreek art to 45 B. C aad during the year ther will be discus sion of prsnt-dsy art. Topics far th first five weeks bav beea as signed as follows: October II. "Character of Greek Art. Mrs. H. C Wortman. president; October II, Early Secular Architecture, Re mains of Palaces, Knosaoa. Troy, Tlryns, Mycdna." Mra Anderson M. Cannon and Mrs. Jay Smith; October IS, "Walls, Gates. Arches. OaKertea. lie Hive Tombs, Myceneaa (lold Work." Mrs. Ellis Lawrenc. Mrs. Ernest Meyer. Mrs. Frank K. Smith: November 1. "Prlmltlv Minor Arta, Pottery. Shapes and Use. Iironsee: Incised In Relief. Bronse Mtataettea." Mra David Pattulo. Mrs. Frank Kerr, Mrs. C H. Smith; November I. "Dorlo Art. lonlo Order, Corlnthlaa Order." Mra f'Mmln Caswell. Mrs. John Colman. Mrs. If. I- Gery. Officer" of h rla sr ae fal.
