ths orecom Sunday; journal. Portland. Sunday morning. February, . lees." f
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. Society . Making tlie Most of tlie Last Month. Before :Lent
- rtnHK number of Informal eoclal af
I fairs rapidly Increases -and ' by
' I . tbe opening of ths lenten season
i ! moit of the lesdlng society m-
' trons'wlll have paid their social debts
In this charming manner. - The guests
really cat mora of their hoateaa s small
T csrd parttea 'and dinners than at large
', receptions and the hoateaa iota mora
tof her guesta ', ' And, after, all, that is
the primary reason for entertaining. The
largs reception or reception ball haa Ita
... place, .however, - a - place that can be
f Iliad by nothing elae. and there are cer
tain thrlira conaequent to knowing you
scare going te meet the world which no
amaller function can give. The thrllla
are not leaaened by the knowledge that
after all your social world la a email
' world. ''''
Nir wMlt wilt be the aeaaon fee-the
urnr Informal nartlea that dome In the
van and rear-f St.-Valentlnea dayAII
the cluba are giving aances arouna -mai
' date. Later In the month will come the
- - colonial tea and entertainments In
memory 'of- Wsahlngton'g birthday. ,
Society women down eait have found
something , new to-, engage their active
. attention, and they; seem- -to ; oe sen
oualv contemDlatlng an - anM-hello ' cru-
...aade amona- telephone patrons. ... Their
motto Is "cood form at ths telephone,'
and they suggest very sensible ' Ideas,
5 holding that a well-bred person should
' no be Ill-bred because she. is not In the
-presence of the telephone girl. .When
trying to get -someone by telephone the
speaker should, remember she Is In ths
eeme position as If she wars it a
, friend's front aoof-Jlngln the-itrnd
sendm n.Z courteous message by the
Mfvtnt.
. , The return of ' Mrs. Ooea and Miss
'Ooss from an extended trip through the
oaxt. la welcomed. '" A" number-of Port-
- land people 'Whflt'htve been spending the
- winter east and aoutn are expeciea noma
soon. There will soon be busy prepara
- tlona for many expected - guests, who
will. visit Portland during the fair sea-
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u EVENTS OELTHE WEEICc
Oneottha- most- delightful card
""parties of the aeaaon was a bridge whlat
contest -last Saturday afternoon . with
j Mrs. Fred Pendleton as "hostess, at her
home, lit Kearney streets The rooms
- were pretty with bouquets of cut flow
era. carnation 1n the drawing room, and
... daffodils In the library and dlnlngjroom.
-.- - Baskets of -beautiful aprlng flowers
,were-ewerded as prises to Mrs, .Walter
Burrell . and MrsAF.' M. Hears. There
J were 14'tablea of players I Mrs. William
T Skena-and Mrs.- MortoiKlnsley assisted
the hostess. DelHty refreshments were
. . served at the card tables.. . .
1'-' 1, :JkJ&-J!-D- T tt':':- -'
i ", Thursday afternoon at rthe.Tiome'-'of
If las Helen Bushnell. 116 North Blght
. ', eenth street, the Fhllolexlan. Debating eo
- rlety of the Portland High school gavs a
' luncheon In honor of their members who
.were graduated Wednesday evening. The
place cards were unique, combining the
February, class, pin and the Fhllolexlan
- pin, ' The rooms were prettily decorated
ln cardinal and. silver, tha colors of. the
- society.. P. H. 8.. Phllo. fraternity 'and
college,.banners covered the walla. Af-
ter the iuncneon juiss vivian run.im
p.. reading and Mlas lnes Bushnell played
several! vr J beautiful flut solos.. . Miss
Maude Cleveland sang with much spirit
' one of the late football songs. There-
mslnder' of the afternoon was spent in
telling stories and In singing high school
.i ' The success of the afternoon was' due
.. to the faithful and untiring work of
Miss Florence Davis. Miss Frances Ober
teuffer-and -Mlss Marian Cununlns.
'Those present were: The Misses Bes
sie -Dupee. Mas Zlgler,. Florence .Davis,
Kleaaor Wesco, Belle Cunningham, Ulah
-' Rodgers, Gladys Pllklngton, Lulu Stark,
. -- Dorothy Moore, Laura ' Harris, Vivian
Melrkle.: Ethel Clarke, RachaelTHess.
Haael Bradley, Mauds Cleveland, Hasel
Anderson, Vivian Place, Frances Ober
, twaffer.- Ethel Hablshorst, Qenevteve Me-
Oowan. Isabel Beckwlth. Florence, wu
llamaon, Alleen Brong, Lulu Pratt. Flor-
' enee Jackson. Vernon Uradon, sva Went'
worth. Irene Scott, Kmlly McElroy,
Helen and Inei Bushnell, Haxel Ford.
Ruth. Dunlway. . t. - .
The friends of Mra Laura Lants gave
a pleasant surprise party' at her horns
at 6S1 Corbett street. Saturday evening.
,. January 28, In honor-of her birthday,
-presenting her with many beautiful pres
ents. 'The 'evening was -spent "with
musicT7 whist and dancing.' after .which
"" refreahmenta were served. Those pres-
' ent wer: O. E. Dennis, Jamss Staph'
-ens. Adolf Anderson, Charles Scholpper,
i Homer Pfaffenbarber, A. O. PfafXenbar
, ger, Fred Isell, A. Fox. William Smith,
William Thomas.' Austin weyjtm, . it.
' Srhwlchtehberg. Mr. and Mra Balwell,
1 Mr.' and Mra Low and family, Mr. and
. Mrs. E. E. Thomas and daughters Mr.
.'and Mra M. H. Bottler. Mr. and MraC.
Thtvall. Mrs. Arkdale. Mrs. Diabrow,
JrsCB. Roeper..Mra. JK Jackson,
Mrs. Chsrlss Taylor. Mra Chriatenaen,
Mrs. A. Wheeler, Mrs. Lively Mra Foe-
. ten Mra L. Bishop, Mrs. Deborah Nary,
Mlas E. Simmons, Miss M. Miller, Miss
- Jennie Simmons. - Miss Mlnnts Miller,
' Miss Minnie Houghman. Miss Emma
Hanson, Miss M., Maddux, Mlsa Bertha
Vandahl, Mlas Marie Jonson, Harry
Lsmley, Foreat Harnall, Hermen Roe
! per.. C. ' Ordway, Joe Cororan, William
Shannan, M. Story,' Cbarlea-K. Taylor,
JJaunoe Chriatenaen. A, A.- Hartangle,
Hoyt M. Leaher, E. 3. Sheridan, W. E.
' MeCann, L. D. Jonson. E. Lovejoy, J.
. IineJ. Logan. K. J. Nordburg. J. Nord-
burs. , L. Jonson. Adolf Koeper. uert
: .LowryvanWUd.. . . '... J -
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.' Wedhesdar'svenlng ths residence of
-7- James-t-D.-JWlrttr- at- Tualatin-was- the
- scene, of a very enjoyable pary. V The
7 occasion wit the. farewell to Mr. and
' Mrs. Psvne of Fresno, Cel.. who havs
been spending a month at the horns of
- Mr. and Mrs. Boloman Wlrtn. The even
. Ing waa- spent In music and games. Ths
- rooms were nicely decorated with native
, evergreens. - Light refreshments were
1 served, and it waa long past midnight
before the guests reluctantly took their
leave. . Among these present jrers Mr.
-and Mrs. Sotoman Wlrth, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Payne. Mr. and Mrs. James I.
-"-WtrtB.-Mr.-and Mrs. Bam - OeJ breath.
- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Larson, Mr. and
Mrs. Quinten Kelltng, the Misses Phoebe
Wlrth, Louise Wlrth. - Leona . Wlrth.
Susie Wlrtn. May Wheaton and Mattle
urwn, Lk J. Bddens,- Jesse Wlrtn,
j Frank Murray, Frank - Lucas, Fred
' Wheatoiw-Oeorge' Jurgens, Leonard Lar-
-. son and Soloman'Wlrth, Jr. - f
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' A iTr pretty home affair was the
celebration of -ths fifth wedding annl-
verasry of ' Mr.' and Mra. H. J. Blaestng
- at their home. Sit College street, Friday
-' evening. , The rooms were tastefully
' . decorated.- red and green- predominating.
' Sirs. If. A'. Fredrlch assisted ln-recelv-
ttg the l meets 'present, who were
J - entertained by a peanut hunt: 'prises
were won by Mrs. L.- Bacon and Mrs.
, W r. Allard. " ' ' ,i " -'
"Ths musical program waa very plena.
' Ingr Pnt by the' Misses Wlrke. a
vocal solo by Miss - Mauds Dlsbrow, a I
reading by Mra J. A. Leas, piano select
tlon by - Mrs. David Campbell - and 'a
vocal solo, by Miss Ltlllsn Walter.
Punch was served by the Misses
Becker, An elaborate supper was served
with msny appropriate . and merry
toasts.. Rev. J. A. Less wss- toaaV
master, ,- Many- beautiful and . original
carved end burnt-wood presents suitable
for 'the 'occasion were received. ; ,'
The 'reception given by the Alblna
Woman's .Chrlsttsn Temperance union
Tuesday afternoon was a very delightful
affair. Tha reception took place at the
homeof the preaident of the Albtna
union, Mrs. - J. M., Donaldson, 10 Free
mont street,, and . was very largely at
tended. The rooma were prettily deco
rated In white, Oregon grape and red
carnations., A .abort musical program
was given and - ths county, president
made a few remarks on her willingness
te do all- in her power' to help tK
cauae Dr. Tunaa J. Johnaton. . who. has
come back to Portland after an ab
sence of soma years. In the east, gave a
very, interesting talk. . Mrs. Uaruh also
gave a very fine little talk, after which
tha state prealdsnt. Mrs. Addlton, con'
eluded ' the program In hsr own- happy
way: urging a great effort this year
do all possible for ths cause; . ,
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; A delightful" surprise party was given
In honor of Miss Hope Rodgers at her
suburban home at Willamette on Satur
day, 'January it. The evening was de
lightfully spent In. playlair -games and
at a Is te hour dainty refreahmenta ware
served. Those present were: The
Misses Bertha Leper,-: Hope Rodgers,
Rebecca, Redman, . Lillian Albers, Mable
Oulovson, Bernlce Church. Irene Stokes,
Margaret '- Robinson, Mollis-- McMann,
Lai la Morris,, Mr. and Mrs... Rodgers.
Messrs. Lloyd Rodgers, Ernest Morris,
Nosh Frederick. - Ssm Foster, Charlie
Kinney, Judge Henderson. , Ernest Mc-
Danlel and Charlie Church..
Mlsa Nellie Baker - .entertained the
Wishbone Whist club Thursday evening
at her librae, It I Fourteenth street. Tbe
prise was awarded' Mtaa Ruby Shearer,
and Oeorge, Jasman received r-the eon-
solstlon token. The score cards repre
ssnted the different suits with a glided
wishbone attached. A - delicious Mext
can menu was served at tha card tables,
and tha rest of ths evening was devoted
to muiitc. Miss - Cornelia Wilson will
entertain the club with a valentine
party Monday. ' February 11,- at . her
home, JIl.Thirteenth streU-
Mr. and Mra Jeff Miller were given
a surprise "shower" party by, a number
of their friends, at their pleasant home
on Vancouver avenue last Tuesday even
lng,. the occasion being:' the thirteenth
anniversary-, of - their . wedding. The
gueeis came masaea ana created a great
deal of merriment. - Muslo -and whist
were the features of the evening. .. Mrs,
Haynes and T. Lee captured the prises.
Miss : Led'- Burton rand - H. Burgh
claimed tha consolations. - A dainty sup-
per wag served at a lata bourr
Mr-and- Mrs.- Burrows - of - First
street entertained friend at their borne
last Wednesday eveninBV- Those present
were:: Ml es Josephine and Madge
Cramer. Clara and Cora 'Fleming, Win'
nle-VWlCTmev-Bfge-HysasUh.' Lola, Alda
and Ina -Irwin,'. Crella Thompson, Clara
and Emma Oriebeb Mr. and Mrs. -Ernest
Burrows, Jack. Hylmlth, ' fj. Cramer,
Harry A. McRae, Harry ;T," Burrow,,0.
H.' Jasman, A. Wiggins and H. B. Bur
rows. - ' .. -t.v .
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-Mrs; I. Oevurts gave a reception-Wed'
nesday afternoon at her home, 12C Tenth
street. ' in honor of Mrs. M. Rosenthal
of Chicago. -Tha rooms were In yellow
end red. chrysanthemums and carna.
tlons being combined with ribbon of the
corresponding - cotwr. An orchestra
played sweetly throughout ; tha after
noon. Assisting the hostess in receiving
and serving wera Mrs, Z.. Bwett, Mrs.
M. Rlcen, Mrs. P. Oevurts and Mrs. D.
Beckman. - " rTT.
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The Nelghborhool Whist club was en
tertstned Thursday by Mra.. -Wlnalow
Bradford. 11 Jackson street. - Five bus
dred was played at' four tables, the
crises falllna- to Mrs. E. Shelley Morgan
and William Knighton.'' The score cards
were dainty representations of popular
advertisements In water colors. Mrs.
McCully assisted the hostssa . The club
will net meet again for six weeks, when
Mr. and - Mrs. Knighton will entertain
It In-their new home. , . .
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Mrs. Ellera entertained tha. Jolly
Whist club Friday afternoon at her home
on Johnson - street. ' . ; Tbe prise was.
awarded Mrs. La Orande and the conso
lation fell to Mra David Campbell. Pat
of -tha afternoon -waa spent enjoyably
with fortune telling by Mra J. MoCor
meek i and Mrs.: Hare,. -A dainty menu
waa served by the hostess. Miss' Meta
Ellera of Ellersvllls was tha out-of-town
guest. Mrs. Luckel will entertain tha
club next time at her home on Portland
Heights.
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Tha - Toung Women's Missionary ao-
eiety . of .First Preeby tartan church waa
entertained at the home 'of . Mra. Fred
Cooper, 10 Davie street, Tueeday after'
noon. . There were about 19 present. The
hours ' were passsd with sawing and
tory-telltng.t Refreshments- were served
by the hostess, Mra Percy Stowell as
sisting. 1 . . .
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Burnside streets entertained at whlet
Thursday afternoon In ' honor of . Mrs.
M. , Rosenthal of Chlcage, who Is the
guest of hsr daughter, Mrs. M. Rlcen.
Palms, and cut flowers.. were arranged
bout the rooms. There were five tables
of whist, Mrs. Upright and Mrs. H.
Holsman winning: tha prise
Mrs. ' Thotnaa Gray entertained de
lightfully laat week -at 'bar home.. 118
Raleigh street, with aeven tables ' of
bridge whlat - Prises were awarded Mrs.
A. J. Olesy and'Mra. Willis Knowlton
Handsome cut - flowers were disposed
prettily about the home. Mrs. E. L.
Thompson and Mrs. Frederick A. NUchey
assisiea tne nostsss. s r-
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Dr. A. W. Moore entertained the
A. , M. club Thursday evening at Ma
home. Ill East '-Twelfth street The
guest er honor was' Bradford Shawcross,
or tne reoruary ciaaa or the nigh school,
Tha II club members enjoyed a charm
ing Informal banquet Oamea and muslo
filled in the evening very pleasantly.
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The Fortnight club met - with Miss
Broughton, 41- Tenth street, Tuesday
evening and an excellent musical pro
gram waa enjoyea. in aaaition to the
regular program Mlsa MacConnell sang.
The next meeting of the club will be
with Miss Rockwond. at It -.Everett
street Tuesday, February II. ' .
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The pastor's Aid society of the Eng
lish - Lutheran' 'Church wss entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. K Oellnsky.
The rooms were decorated with Oregon
grape. - Mrs. Arthur B. Haldermsn ss
slated the hostess In serving refresh
ments.. . ;
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Mrs. 1. ' N. Teal - gavs - a charming
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Dr. and Mr. E. If. Clark; AVho
' Married iaThla City This Week.
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dinner for .10 Tuesday evening. The
table: appointments, were beautiful, and
the centerpiece of yellow-daffodlla and
asparagus , rerh" lent en exquisite touch
of color. , : : a .' , ; ;
Mrs. Louis H Tsrpley 'entertained
very informally at her home, . 1; Ella
street, Tuesdsy afternoon. ' There were
three - tables " of whist : 7A-. delicious
chafing ' dish supper followed la, tbe
dining room. '. ,.' i '
Dr. and Mrs. A. K, Rockey gave a
box party for nine at the Columbia the
atre .Thursday evening, followed: by a
supper at. their home. Mrs. Anna Sel
kirk Norton .was ths guest of donor. '
Mra H. E. Judge and Mla Julla'ce-
man entertained the" Qlrls' Clncb, club
Informally Tuesday afternoon at, Mra.
Judge's home, .tT North Twenty-flrst
street ,: v
Mrs. L Lowengsrdt entertained the
Whist club-Informally at her apartments
at Hotel Portland Friday afternoon.
Prises were swarded Mra 8. Lipman and
Mra Aphet. , , , -. V '. ; . 4: .
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The Bridge Whist club was Informally
entertained by Mrs:" John- Eben Toung
of 101 Klnr street, last - Tuesday. Mra
Warren" Houghton . was- awarded the
prise. ; -.- -.. .. .... ;
Arthur ELSColderalsn, of -174 East
Taylor- street ' gave a - smoker Wednes
day, evening-to 11 of his men friends.
There were music and- rerreshmenta. : -
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MrsJTjT Panton, of-HOJoHrtaon
street- entertained Informally- at-ftve-
hundred Wednesday. afternoon. .Mra A.
D, -Walker secured the" prise. . - .
Mrs. tfharlea K. :urry "entertained
very Informally; Friday sJeTneh"at her
home, 115 Stout street'- jBridge whist
occupied lour tables.
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: Mrs" FredTcV A. . Nltcheilgava an
Informal afternoon of whlat last Thurs
day at her home,. Ill Kearney street.
WEDDINGS.
a very pretty ceremony was, per
formed -at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hsrrlson Orsy Piatt on Prettyman ave-
nua. Mount Tabor. Wednesday evenlns,
when their sister, Miss Marjorle Dur
ham, was married to Lester Rising" Kol
lock. Rev. A. A. Morrison officiating.
The "pretty home was decked tn green.
Oregon grape and Ivy throughout the
hall and downstairs rooms. Ths -only
variety in color wss In the dining-room;
where the table-showed pale-pink ttr.
nations and pink candles.
The groom waa attended by his broth
er, J. K. Kollock. Mra Warren Thomss
played the wedding march. The, bride's
rather, oeorge H Durham, of Grants
Paaa. - gave the bride, away. She was
beautiful Jn a gown of Ivory white crepe
ae chine trimmed with old lace. Her
veil, was caught, with orange blossoms
and she carried lilies of the vslley. Her
maid or honor was her little niece. fMar
garet Pis tr, who wss dainty In white
French nainsook ' with.'; pink' butterfly
bows and sash -and carrying pink car
nations, The -brides ma Ids, - Mlss-Jean-
ette Thomas and Mlsa Helen Piatt were
also in white and pink.
An Informal reception ' followed ' the
ceremony. ' Only relatives and Intimate
friends formed t the wedding company
orrsoout sir; j,
Mr. and Mrs. Kollock have gone east
on ineir wedding tour and will lie at
home about the flrat.of March la Port'
lano. . , . .
A beautiful and unostentatious wed
ding was that Mt- Fred C. Dunham and
Miss Mildred M. Miller,' Thursday, even
Ing, at Trinity Presbyterian church,. Ful
ton Park. . Bealdes relatives and mem
bers of ths Immediate family there; were
many friends present -
Mr. Fred Miller, a brother of the
bride, attended -the groom, and Miss
Florence Dunham, a Sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid. Little Frances John
son was flower-girl. .The ceremony wss
performed - .by Rev. Abram H. Burk-
holder. As the bride and groom entered
the church, Mra Minnie' a. Oleon sang
vo Promise Mn" - As they emerged from
the church Mrs. Fred Miller played the
Lohengrin"- wedding march.
Tito bride was slegantly gowned in
white silk organdie over white silk, with
a veil, held in place- with orange blos
som a Shs carried a. bouquet .of rose-
buda ' The bridesmaid .was attired In
white organdie, with a bouquet' of pale
pink carnations; the flower girl In white
organdie, - with- a-wreath ef rosebuds,
carrying a -basket, of pink carnations.
was daintily ana cnarmingiy attractive.
After- the ceremony a reception waa
given at the home .of the bride's parents.
Tha wedding ef Mies Emma I Tack
aberry. to Clarence H DeOrandpre, both
of this city, waa solemnised at SL Law
rence church Thuraday morntng. Janu
ary If, by the Rev. J. C. Hughes. Tbe
bride wss given - In marriage by her
brother X.. H. Tackaberry. ' Mlas Mary
Washer wss brldeamald. . and Harry
Tackaberry beat man. Little Celonise
DeOrandpre. slater of the groom, acted
st ring bearer;. Ths wedding ma roll
was heeunrully rendered by Miss Kelly
and .Miss Elisabeth Hsrwsa ssng sn
Ave Maria and Salva Reglna during tlie
ceremony.-' After a delightful wedding
breakfast at the bride s home. Mr. end
Mrs. - DeOrandpre left for a short trip
to the sound. At home at III First
street after Februery L .
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Miss Verne Peters end Wslter Llndasy
Hlmrp were married ,1n Corvallla Hundny
afternoon, at the home of Mrs, Peters.
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The ceremony ' wss performed by Rev.
Mr. Deck,, of 1 1 EvangeJIoal church, In
tha presence of numerous friends and
relatives. The- decorations in., the par
lor were potted plants aqd ferns; In the
dlnlng-roeen, magnolias.-rose foliage and
myrtle. - 'The: bride - wss nsndsomsly
gowned in white, ergandle trimmed In
satin ribbon. Mr. and Mra Sharp, will
reside In Corvallis. . where both are' well
and favorably known. -, i .i -- ,
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Dr. E. M. Clark and Miss Vera Adams
were married. Friday" forenoon by Rev.
Dr. J. JWhitcomb Brougher at tha home
Of tha clergymsnT- They departed Sat
urday night for' eastern Oregon. Miss
Adama had. been In Oregon atnea Sep
tember. ' where . she came from ' New
York .'clty." She Is highly accomplished
and 4iaa won many friends since coming
to Portland.',' A year ago she toured the
orient,' snd spent some ' time in Yoko
hama, i Dr. Clark ha been In this stste
for five ' years. .-'a; resident ' of Ontario,
Malheur county, v,.,
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Lemuel Pr-EmHoott-of Harrlsburg,
Or., and Miss Osaie V. . Hnward, .were
marrleltWednesday evening at tbe home
of .the bride's, father-In - thla city, IU
East Fifteenth ' street Rev. J. T. Morre
of Baker City of nejatlng. A. number - of
relatives and. friends .witnessed the cere
mony. ''.';;.. "'.r -. .'jjL.j ; : ; ' . "
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A pretty Jiome wedding' took, place
at' the residence of C. Q. Erlckaon, ,.711
Pacific street Saturday, evening. Janu
ary li, when Harry R. Brock and Mary
O. Erlckson were united in marriage by
RavJ. J.-'.Staub .ot.thaSunnyslde Con
gregational. church. - . , .-- '-j. .
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, William Rose and OertruaaColVn
were married at the Calvary- Preeby-
terlan manor-Wednesday-avenlngViFeb;
rusrv -t. Rev. 'WIlllsra 8. aUbert offi
ciating. Mr. and Mrs. Rose will live at
Msrshland. Or, ' r J. . . ;
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. E7 F. Frlnnell snd Miss Madge Ehren
reichL-;erc married Saturday, January.
2 P. at the Central Baptist parsonage.
The hew home f be. established In
Portland. ' -a
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DANCES.
Ah enjoyable event last week wss tha
dance given by the Bhokaka club Monday
evening, at ' Hunter's nalt sunnyslda.
There wss a large attendance, a. merry
time and excellent music, xurnisnea by
Fisher's orchestra. , '. : J
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Ths New Century club gave an enjoy-
able dance at Parsons' ball Wednesday
evening. -.The women were hostessea
and tbe "ladies' choice" plan was carried-
out.-About 108. were present Including
members only.. - -
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The Nineteen Hundred club, which Is
one of the most fashionable dancing
clubs of the city, gave a delightful dance
at Parsons hall Tuasday evening. About
100 people attended.
' The Oee-Lo-Ran club.' A popular or
ganisatlon of the youngeT-peoplerenter
talned with a delightful dance at par
sons' hall, Thursday evening. The dec
orations sod programs were Japanese.-:
MUSICAL NOTES.
The coming 'concerr by Mary Adell
Case, Rosemary Oloss Whitney and Mar
tin O. Lownadale, to take place at the
Marquam Grand on the evening of Feb
ruary 20. Is attracting a lion's ehsre of
attention In muslcsl circles,, Tbs . pro
gram has not been prepared In detail as
yet, but It win be one or wide -vsnetv
and selected with a view to making it
nnnulsr.
-. Miss, Case has not been heard locally
since her arrival from the east where
she Studied under Boston and New York
teachers, but her earlier work In-Portland
will hsve lhs effect of drawing hundreds
wno were ensrmea wo years ago oy
her sweet contralto! . . This wilt be tbe
first' appearance, too, of Mrs. Whitney,
who haa but recently arrived In Portland
from New York, where ah is well known
as a prima donna soprano, Mr. Lowns
dale's baritone will be. welcome, once
more. . - . - -
Frona the number of Inquiries which
have already reached Manager Oeorge L.
Baker, the coming event Is casting, rou-h
sunshine before.- -
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The . musical! department of tbe
Woman's club met at the home of Mra
Catherine ' Daly. 171 Irving street,
Thursday afternoon. -Mrs. Oeorge C
Flanders sang "The Holy City" In a
pleasing manner, Mrs. K. C. Frost gave
The May Time ' In a dainty style which
captivated her audience. The chorus
Undef Mra. Flanders' -direction Is deing
excellent, work. ; Dainty ' refreshments
were served by .the hostess. A large at
tendance Is dee red for the next meet-
ww .
Mlsa Ethel Abrams ssng at the mtet-
Irg of the-Jewleh Women's Council In
the Sellng-lflrsch building Wedneaday
aftsrnoon. Mrs. Rose Blocb-Bauer a
companled her. Mia Ethel Is called by
all who hesr her the child wonder. 8he
has au-emarksbly high soprano of beau
tiful, clear tone, reaching the upper C
with as much eaas as F or (1. She Is s
RussisU' girl, unable to speak English
nd, possefieee s remarkabla talent for
music. ...... ... . .
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cholas .C, Zan rtturntd Wodhesday
from a very succeseful' musical engage
ment with Hotel Spokane In. 8pokane.
His retuYn Is welcomed , In Port Is nd,
where his splendid baritone haa many
admirers. He has for some time been
prominent In musical circles, as a pleas
ing concert sinter and as director ef tbe
St -Lawrence church , choir and Is ter the
Cathedral df the Immaculate Concep
tion choir. ;- , '. ' " .....
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The recital given at St Helen's hall
last Thursday evening by the muslo pu
pil , was enjoyable, and displayed the
efficiency of their training. Mlae Doro
thea' Nash, piano, snd Miss Bessls L
Kin ley, voice, were In charge.'1"'
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Frederick W. Goodrich, organist and
cholrmastsr of St Davtd'a Episcopal
church, will glvs snot her of his organ re
citals, Thursday, February 1. Good
vocal talent will assist him.
ENGAGEMENTS.
' Mr. and Mrs, James A. Mott formerly
of til North Fourteenth - street.' now
of Besverton. Or., announce) tha engage
ment of their daughter Kathryn to Dsn
nlel E Bowman of this- city.' :
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Mrs. Ormond Fletcher announces the
engagement of her daughter. Diana, to
Oeorge White of the- Oregonlan staff.
The wedding will take place the last of
the month. -.'.'
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'The engagement has been announced
of Miss Blanche Hirachlleld ' to Fred A.
Lion of San Francisco.
STRAY BITS:
The.W. C. T.' IT. of Salera gave a
reception last week In' honor "of . Mrs.
Lucia -Faxon Addlton, state president--of
the W. IC. T.' 17. Mrs; Addlton gave a.
very ; Interesting talk along t her .-line
of work. About forty- guests were in at
tendance.' v.' '. - '. , r i .
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Mr. snd Mrs. Percy 'A.r Young and
their little daughter, IsabeUe. of Albany,
were gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E.
Norton at 696 Davis street ..lest week.
They go from here to San ' Francisco
and thence Mra. Young will go to vlait
ber-mother. Mra Young la the leader
of; musical and social life In Albany.
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' James.W. Rosenfeld of Port Is nd hss
been chosen ons of the three to play first
mandolin . In . the Stanford University
Mandolin clubr Mr,' Rosenfeld. a gradu
ate three years ago of tbe Portland high
school. Is well . known' for his clever
musical work. . Last year he made the
northerp our with . the - glee club. -
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- Mrs. 'P.' I. Packard is spending sev
eral -weeks -at ! her -seaside residence.
"Canoe. Lodge,"; on. the banks of the
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- Mrs" "Alexander -Muir.-Jhee - Olbbi. , a
charter member jt the Oregon Ceramic
club, haa returned to the city and will
be at home after March 1. at 14 IS Base
Line. road. Mount Tabor.- r ,
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' Mr. . and ' Mrs. Charles Roddick . were
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ELOCUTION "r?v;: MANDOLIN - rART, DRAWING, etc.
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Sv. DRAMATIC ART : h. BANJO - -. and LANGUAGE
Th sblett Teachers In the City Afr Employed thi the Cost
-:.---1 of Iiutraction the Most Keuoiutle . ,: . . ..' ':' .'.
entertslned by Portland friends .-last
week while on their honeymoon- They
were married In Lebanon last Monday.
The bride was Miss Josephine Marks.
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Mrs." Oeorge-Stengerwag' at' home- to
her friends Thuraday aftsrnoon In bar
new home, Kits Thirteenth street -
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. Mrs. L. Psrmlee Spesr ef Seattle,- with
her two children. Is visiting hsr psrents,
Mr. and Mra J. P. Wager, t It 1 Nortn
Twenty-nrar street. ' ' She will remain
two or three weeka and will be st home,
W her friends On Thursdays. y -J,"; --.' ?
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COMING EVENTS.
Mrs. Nina La rows, head ef the depart
ment of elocution In the Woman's club,
will conduct sn Interesting program at
the club's meeting next Friday.' The fol
lowing numbers wjll be' given: . Dumb
bell driil -- (anvil ' chorus), Mrs;'. Frank
Vanduyn, Mrs. C. E. Runyon, Mrs. W. H.
Markell, Mrs.. Csrl Abendrotfa -Mra
JaroeS F. Dnvlea, Mra L. LIvssleyMrcJ.
Charles Smith, Mrs. D. M. Wstsen, Mra
J, D. Young; recitation (Irish dialect),
Mra'B. S. Pague; reading. Mrs. Nina La
rowe; balcony sceae. from "Romeo and
Juliet"' (Romeo. Mies Alice Juston; Juliet,-
Mlsa : Ella Ehroseni; potion- scene
from same, Mlas Ehmsen;-playlet 'The
Investigating Committee" Mrs. i .Vestry,
the, deacon's wifs. Mrs, Charles Smith;
Mrs.-Pill.- tha doctor's wlfev? Mra,; Carl
Abendroth; Mrs. Brief, tbe lawyer's wife,
Mrs, D M. Wstsonr Mrs. 'Tug,-very deaf,
Mrs. M. Baruh; . Mrs. Prim, very prim
snd poetical, Mrs. J. D. Young; Mra
Bqdssh, the farmer's wife, Mrs. B. 8.
Pague! Miss Snapp, very snsppy, Mra
C. E. Runyon; Mrs. Blunt, very so, Mrs.
W. H.: Markell; Mlas Falrman. persecOt-
ed teacher, Mra Frank Vanduyn ,RecU
tat Ion "Penelope Penwlck. My Sweet P,"
Mlas Alice Juston. "; -r i ,
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Oregon - lodge. No. .. 111. Degree of
Hono announces an entertainment and
reception to the vlalttng grand lodge of
flqlals, to bo held at the lodge hall in
the Alisky building, on' Wednesday even
ing. . An excellent program' Is In course
Lpf preparation, and no . effort will be
spared to make the arrair a success. All
members of the order and their . friends
are invited to attend. Mesdamea Greg-
J-ory,-- Supple and Ward conetltute;the
committee in charge or tne event"
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The -regular- monthly-, meet logof -ths
Woman's Home Missionary society of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church, which
will b, held in the church parlors next
Friday -afternoon at I o'clock,, wilt be
entertained by, Mrs.- E. C Frost . Special
features of tha interesting program pre-
pared for tha .bcca.lon vOlB. be an ad-J
draaa n "The -Banlen of the Cltv." bv I
dress on The Burden Of the City," by
Miss Clara Webb snd a solo by Miss
Anna Rankin. - All women are Invited to
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Next Tuesdsy aftsrnoon at I o'clock
Central W..C. T.-V.-Drlll hold 1U regu
lar business meeting at the home of tha
president, Mrs. M. J. Jsnney; 111 day
street v"1 " ----h
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The Cansdlan society, newly organised,
will have ita first regular meeting next
Tuesday evening In the parlors of the
Glendora- hotel,- Nineteen th - and Couch
street a "A' good mualcal and literary
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program hss been srrsnged for tha a-
elal hJur. The reception committee con
slsts ef Mra E. A. Thsmer, Mra. B. U.
Bradley, Mrs. J. A. Martin and Mra. A. J.
Baer. J....i. i..z. .
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PERSONAL
Prof. A. X. Oroutt of The Dallee was -In
tha city recently ,
Mr. and Mra B. II. Bowman .of Port
land are guests at tbe home ef Mr.- snd
Mra Werner Breyman of Salem. , :
Mlas Carrie Lee and Mlaa Margnerlte
Chamberlain are visiting Mrs. C, B.
Shelton of Salem. ' - ..'. .
. Hubert Rountree of. the University of
Oregon esme down frees-Eugene Wed? .
needsy for a short visit at his home...
Mr. -and Mra Alton Hampton, promi
nent society people of Eugens. passed
through Portland tbe first of he week
on their return from a honeymoon trip
to New York. - .v Vv, .'. ,
'UtU. R. S. Bean of Eugene Is visiting
her son, London. ' J." " .''
Oeorge O. Ooodall, one of the 'Lewis
and -Clark exposition clerks, visited In
Eugene last week with Walter Whittle
sey of the sociological department of the
University of Oregon. .
Mrs. a. A. Westgats. Mra E. W. Lanif J '
doi. Mrs. Percy X- Young, Mra F. P. .
Nutting and Mrs. J. H. Simpson war
.Albany visitors at the Melba concert., n
Judgs snd Mrs, C-B. Bellinger were
lest week the guests of Mr. and Mrs-A.
Bush of Salem.
Miss.-Justine Cslmela' haa returned .
from a visit with Mlsa Cora P. Talking
ton of Salem. -
I ..Mrs. F.M. Weetfair nag returned ta
her home In Albany. -
Dr. Oertruda Freneh la-Dlsltlng) lias -
parents la Tha Dalles. . - i
. Mlsa Bertha Burckhardt Is tha guest -
of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Lis be of The
Dalleav- ..,'---.. - ' .
-Among tha Salem - people wha eama .
down to attend the Melba concert were
Mr. And Mra Oeorge C. Will. Mrs. C. H.1
Hinges, Mra Ernest Hofer, Miss Beat.: .
rice Shelton. Mao Hofer aaa Scott Bo
sarin; . ' '.' -' .-' .'
William -Adam la Visiting hi niece,
Mrs. W. T, R. Smith, of Salem.
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COMING TO PORTLAND.
The Mogc Wonderful Face SpedaliaV:
:.' and Feature Corrector.,- --
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It, II. Selllng-Hlrsch building. Washing- -ton
-street -between West Park and
Tenth, where be win treat alt facial. .
and feature defects between I a. to. and
I p. m.- week day and 19 a, m. and .4
p. m. Sundays, by his celebrated "Imme
diate Process," which never falls. Dr. '
Pratt Is' a man of the deepest scleptlflo
research and -can be -safely trusted by- :
all who need his aid... Phone Main 7.'. .
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