SECTION THREE
Editorial Page and Doings in
Realm of Society
VOL. XLI
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BRIDGE is the mosi aiverting. Mrs.' Neagle P. Sealy, in an apricot york city. . Mr. Maxwell is the son
feature of society at the pres- chiffon gown, and .Miss Bonnie of Mrs. . Charles M. Maxwell and the
ent time and many small bridge Webber, who wore white lace. nephew of Mrs. Sidney Z. Mitchell,
clubs have been, foriped- whi;h meet -Last night a smart dinner-dance 'who were much feted visitors in
weekly at the. different, members' was given at the Waverley Country. Portland recently, and are ex-Port-homes.
Many of Portland's society club.' . . ' , landers. " Mr.. Maxwell is a Princeton
folk excel in . the game, as they ' graduate of the class of 1919, and
have made a eerious studyrof it, A The social calendar at Vancouver during the war, served in the navy,
number of bridge luncheons were barracks has been crowded this He is now connected with Anthony
given, and "dinners - followed by week. The most brilliant affair was, & Co .
bridge, last week. perhaps, the formal ball given Fn- Miss Mangan is the daughter of
Portland was honored by distin- day evening by Colonel T. M. An- Mrs. Daniel D Mangan. a gi-aduate
. gished visitors last week, .Major- derson and officers of the 7th infan- of Farmington school and a member
General Charles Morton and Mrs. try. (Many guests from Portland of the junior league She is a grand
Morton. General .Morton, who-is in were present. In the receiving line daughter of the late Rev T DeWitt
command of the 9th corps area, with were General and Mrs. Richard M. Talmage As yet no date has been
headquarters in San Francisco, is Blatchford and Colonel TV M. An- get for the marriage.
touring In the northwest inspecting derson. Decorations were elaborate
military camps and stations. Mrs. and carried out the Halloween spirit
Morton is a charming matron and, Honoring the new. women in the lisle and Reginald Sanford took
was me inspiration ror mucn emei- post, jurs. Artnur H. wolt, Mrs. John plac6 at Trinlty church Saturday.
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A tea was given Wednesday after- ler entertained at bridge Tuesday
Ooon by General and Mrs. Richard afternoon. .Eight tables were . in
November it', at 11 o'clock A. M., Dr.
A. A. Morrison officiating. Only
rolntivpq nnH a ftaw fripivfls: wiA
M. Blatchford complimenting the play during the afternoon and other ieat The bride wore her trav-
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of the Vancouver barracks army set tumn leaves and Halloween motifs-
and a large number, of society folk were used in the reception hall and
of Portland. drawing room. .-
One of the most attractive affairs Honoring her sister, MraJ. Fred
of the week was the formal Hal- Reynolds, who is hen--'guest, -' Mrs.
loween ball given Thursday night John L. McKee entertained at tea
by the members of the Multnomah from 4 to 6 o'clock Thursday after
club, at the clubhouse. Decorations noon '
in the pumpkin colors and autumn ,"''" '-
leaves were used in the reception General Charles G. Morton and
rooms Among the guests much ad- Mrs. Morton of San Francisco were
mired were Miss Anna Wheeler, who feted visitors in Portland this week,
wore a creation of white crepe back" On Wednesday afternoon they were
satin, with a jade green sash; Miss honor guests at a tea and dansant
. ,, , i civan Viv Urc T"l Mnnra ... ( f n r f
Suzanne uswen, wno wore n " , home to her friends Thursdays in
lace over brown satin, with a large Captain Moore, and Mrs. - H. , K. November f rom j to 6 Q.clock at
red rose at her waist; Miss Harriet Hwth. wife of Captain Heath The Vancouver barraoks.. . .
Breyman, in a model of rose em- affair took place at the hostess . r
broidered georgette crepe; Mrs. Don- house at Vancouver barracks. The first of a series of tea3 which
eld Bates, who wore orchid metal Bridge was played, beginning at 2 , will be given during the coming
cloth with Pekin blue beads and o'clock, and tea and dancing were fortnight by prominent Portland
1ing costume of midnight blue mar
vella cloth and a hat of black panne
velvet. Her corsage was of orchids
and lilies of the alley. Miss Car
lisle's engagement was announced
recently at a tea given by her sister,
Mrs. M. H. Lamond, and a number
of affairs have been given in he
honor since. After a short trip Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford will be at home
in Portland, where Mr. Sanford is a
member of a bond firm. -
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Mrs. James W. Calms, sister of
Colonel T. M. Anderson, will be at
&y Jl'JJsyt'7S7r4'7foJ'
Mrs. Harry C. Kendall and Mrs. R. ney C. Rasmussen, Mrs. J. Elmer
W. Shepard. Maxen and Mrs. William S. Nash.
About 50 guests have been invited. ,
What promises to be a novel feature Friday afternoon an informal tea
will be the presentation of the play- was given by the alumnae mem
let "Lighting the Christmas Candles," bers of the Gamma Phi Beta soro
under the direction of Miss Vida rity at the home of Mrs. Calvin S.
Nichols. Miss Harriet F. Thompson white, complimenting- the Gamma
will dtepict the "Spirit of Christmas'"
and seven young women in the pic
turesque costumes of the far east
Phi Beta mothers. .Mrs. Rufus C.
Holman and Mrs. E. C. Cornell pre-
elded at the prettily appointed tea
will represent the seven colleges, as table The 60mmittee of-arrange-
follows: The Tokio student, Mrs.
William Love; the Pekin student,
Mrs. Thad Wilson; the Pekin med
ical student, Marie M. Hyatt; the
Ginling student, Aleda May Ten
Haaf; the Lucknow student, Mrs.
Leroy D.. Swanson; the Madras stu
dent, Miss Morelta Howard; the Vel
lore medical student, Mrs. Theodore
Langton.
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The1 Frank Jay Cobbs home was
ments consisted ' of Miss Eloise
White, Mrs.' Paul. Farrenn, Mrs.
Charles C. Pertheram, Mrs. George
T. Colton, Mrs. . Maurice R. Mann
and Mrs. .1 C. :Reichardt.
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An engagement' recently, -announced
in Tacoma is that of Miss
Virginia Fisher, the .' daughter t of
Mr. and Mrs. F. Garrett Fisher, and
Wallace Mount, son of the state
the scene of a Halloween, party last t
night, when Mrs. Cobbs' son. Jay was
host. Twenty-four of his little
friends enjoyed the affair.
made known at a bridge-tea given
by Miss Mount. Miss Fisher is a
graduate of the University of Wash-
T v, . ington. Mr. Mount is a graduate
Mrs. Harry Lang was hostess at
a bridge-luncheon Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. McPher-
law school at the ; University .. of
Washington. He served la the ar-
eon presided over a dinner Friday tillery during the war and Is now
night, which was followed by bridge, district federaU attorney for ' the
. Tacoma district; , ' ' :
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Carfos . ;
Close will be the motif for an in- Miss Anna Katherlne Chapman,
formal tea, when Mrs. Charles E. who has been in the east , for the
Sears will entertain. Past two months, will-arrive In the
city Tuesday. She plans to return
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Burgard are next semester to the University of
the guestsof their son and daughter- Oregon, where she is a member of
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark the Delta Gamma-sorority...
Burgard, in San Francisco. ."'...
. . . An interesting social ' event of
One of the largest and most at- Thursday night was the formal
tractive teas, of the week was that dance given by the Multnomah club,
which Mrs. J. L. Bowman was Novel decorations and excellent
hostess for Thursday afternoon, music added to the enjoyment of the
Mrs. L. A. Lljequist, Mrs. Ralph Rob- occasion. A grbup of similar dances
inson of Sydney, Australia, and Mrs. are being planned by the commlt-
Thomas Webb were the motifs for tee. Patronesses for the dance were
the affair. A large number of Mesdames H. A. Sargent, Plowden
society maids and matrons called Stott, Martin W. . Hawkins, Stacy
during the afternoon. A profusion Hamilton, , C. , P. ' Keyser, John A.
of autumn foliage and flowers deco- Laing, George L. Parker, Joseph
rated the rooms. Receiving in the Riesch and Norris B. Stone,
drawing room with the hostess were
Mesdames W. H. Drescher, E. W. Mrs. George Ross'man is vice-
Johnson, W. H. Cullers, E. H. All- chairman of the executive commlt-
men and Hugh Henry. The tea table tee , for the campaign for colleges
was in charge of Mrs. Charles T. for women of the orient, and is
Chamberlain, Mrs. O. L. Price, Mrs. chairman of the tea committee. The
Ralph Mitchell and Mrs. Harry M. first tea will be given by Mrs. T. H.
Hendershott. Assisting in the rooms Williams. J
were the Misses Dorothy Mielke, ,
France Murphy, Mary Ann Hart and Prominent visitors to the city this
Hazel Mary Price. A feature of week have been Mrs. William Sher-
the afternoon was the music given man Walker of Seattle, regent of
by Alice Genevieve Smith, an ac- the Daughters of the American Rev-
complished harpist. , olution for the state of Washington.
and Mrs. Paul A. Tilmont of Tacoma,
The members of the Irvington ' who has an important position in
Tennis club entertained with a the same organization. They, with
Halloween barn dance Friday night Miss Anne Lang, state regent for
earrings; Miss Agnes Black, in . . women in aid of the S10.000 fund : . . . : ,
orchid Canton crepe: Mrs. Margaret v,., m !,."' which Oregon women are seeking to -r . :
Porter Sternbergh, who wore a black est Portland society is that of Miss raise as their Bnare of the $3,000,000 place Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lawrence It. Wheeler. '"Mrs: Curtis Kerr and Miss Gretchen Smitll will at its clubhouse. Mrs. Edwin A. Oregon, - were guests of Multnomah
velvet gown; Miss Sarah Patrick, Genevieve M. Mangam to John fund-to endow seven colleges for Fletcher Linn, on Portland Heights. Bailey. Mrs. Don Mciiraw and Mrs.-assist in the dining room. ' Als as- Robison was hostess for the eve- chapter, D. A. R.. and both at lunch
In. id green, elaborated in sep.uinsi: Courtlandt Maxwell, both, of- New the women of the orient, will take Presiding at the. table will be Mrs..' Arthur :M,. -Cnurcb.111., MisslPolly, listing will be Mrs. Elflon Furnish,, ning. Assieting her were Mrs. Sid- (Continued on Page 2.) .