THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3, M-
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entire week and little of Inter
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tertalnlng of that day. There
.wera a, treat many pretty Thanketfirlng
. i i.i,kMna and there were
few famlliee that did not entert.ia ome
lof their relaUvea or friend The Nlch
ds famillea came togethsr for a, reunion
dinner, the only absent one. u."s .
Herbert Nichols and hia bride, who had
eVrevious engagement The entire Ladd
i family and Ua numeroua conn.ctlcm.
' were entertained in mo - -
W. a Ladd at the family home on Sixth
street Some ramm. v:
i ?r.f Th.nk.rlvlnr la an old
- a. mv their dinners at
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thereabout. .:.
I At the football game In the afternoon
j the lemon yellow waa In the lead and
,the University of Oregon rooter, held
the day. In the evening the success
if th. alee club waa even a greater
delight and aurprlae. The club la re
.7..' h i.t that ft made enough
.1 - Mar the entire expense of
the eaatern Oregon tour at Christmas
i- "and then some more." But thia.
the boya nay. la nothing tathe delight
they feel in the warm reception they
received. And they feel that they have
! mnoA advertising for the
Everybody'attended the game and the
concert and many felt for the first time
? in thair stats Institution. - The
l Wesley Ladd party waa noticeable al
the game with Its gailydecked
Nr. and Mrs. Jamee McCraken with the
.Gay Lombarda and Mlaa Bertha, Tongue
made up another Multnomah party, and
the glee club imeo one in "-drag.-
Othero aeon at the game were
the Robert Lewises.- the Zera Snows,
the Ralph Wilburs, the Frank Spencer
Mr H. K. McArthur. Mr. and Mra. H.
W Goddard, Mr. and Mra. rran nur.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Laldlaw. Dr. and
Mrs. A.-E. Mackay, Mlaa Nan Wood.
Mlaa Etta Honeyman. Mra. H. & Green,
Mr-, and Mrs. Jerry Bronaugh. Mr. and
Mr Charles Maerum.. Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Linn. A great many prominent
guests from other towna helped cneet
the teams, and Eugene and tha univer
sity were well represented.
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Mrs.' Cnrtlg 8trong gave a delightful
tea Tuesday for her new-flsughter-tn-law.
Mrs. Frederick Strong. To the rs
ajret of the guests. Mrs. Strong waa 111
and detained In her room, but - her
daughter. Miss Alice Strong, received
very - charmingly. The " rooms were
" pretty with cut flowers. Mrs. Charles
ladd. Mlas Etta Falling. Mra. Harriett
JC Me Arthur and Mra. George Taylor
poured tea and Ice were served by Mrs.
Fred O. Sykea and Mra. William Brews
tor. A great many guests' called and
among -them were Mrs. Warren Hough
ton, Mra. John Eben Toung, Mrs. Jamee
Laldlaw. Mrs. Charlea Chenery, Mrs.
Ralph Wilbur, Mrs. Clarence Nichols,
Mrs. C 8. Jackson. Mra George White
side. Mrs. Stewart B. Llnthlcum, Miss
Wilson, Mrs, Walter J. Bums, Mlaa
, Burns. Mlaa Carolyn Burns, Mrs. WU
- Ham Honeymanr MlssEtta Honeyman,
, Mra. C. V. Beebo, Mlas' May Failing,
. Miss -Rodney. Mla Clementina Rodney,.
MJss Morris. Mra. W. B. Ayer, Mrs.
Zera Snow. Mrs. B-t W. Lewis, Mrs.
Richard Koehler, Mra. Henry Corbett,
Mra. Fred Pendleton. Miss Gibson, Mrs.
Krnest Tucker. Mrs. J- K, KoUook.- Mrs:
Whalley. Miss Charlotte Whalley, Mra.
Iteuaton. Mra. William MacMaster, Mlsl
. Henrietta Falling, Mlaa Jewell,' Mlas
Jessie Murch. Mlaa Catlln, Mra. A. L
. Maxwell. Mra. Leroy H. Parker, Mrs. J
' B. Montgomery, Miss May Montgomery,
Mrs. Walter V. Smith. Miss Emaja Fall
ing, Mlaa Martha Hoyt. Mrs. C. , J.
Reed, Mra. Arthur Mlnott. Mrs. William
Ladd. Mlsa Hawkins; Mfi John Merrill
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' Tha marriage of Miss Laurie King to
Peter Kerr was the Important happening
ef the week and the ceremony could not
have been prettier, or simpler. It took
place in the amall morning chapel of
Trinity church at t o'clock Wednesday
avfternoon, and about 60 friends gathered
for tha occasion. , ,
.1 Two bouquets of axqulsite bride rose
buds on tha altar were the only decora
tions. Dr. Morrison aocompanied the
groom and hia brother,- Andrew Kerr,
vi ho waa beat man. Into the chapel from
a aide door, and the bridal party came
from tha front of the chapel down the
isle to tha - altar. - Roderick Macleay
and P. B. Gifford, the groom' partner,
- -were ushers. Mrs. Thomas Kerr, - as
matron of honor, and Miss - Louise
Flanders, brideamald, followed, gowned
alike In princess gowns of Nile green
ilk , crepe made . with ralendennea
fulmpea and worn with black velvet
picture bats with white plumes. They
carried bride rosea
' The bride entered with her father, W.
B. King. Her trailing gown of white
chiffon crepe waa covered with a filmy
ell which waa secured with a circlet
f orange blossoms and fell over her
face. Bride rosebuds formed her bonquet.
Mra King went out with Mr King and
looked handsome In heliotrope crepe with
garnitures of ecru lace. r ,
Tha assemblage of guests was a hand
acme one and a number of elaborate
gowna were worn. Soma of those present
ware: Mr. I Allen Lewis, Mrs. Richard
Koehler. Mr. and Mra W. B. Ayer, Dr,
and Mra K. A. J. Mackenzie. Mlas May
Falling. Miss Emma Falling, Mra Henry
X3. Jones. Miss Nan Wood, Mra A. A-
Morrison, Miss Barnes, Miss Carrie
Flanders,, Mlsa Carolyn Burns, Mrs
Hunt Lewis Couch Flsndera and Miss
Mabel Claire Houston, Major James McL
Wood, MJs Henrietta Eliot f
Upon their return' to Portland Mr. and
Mra Kerr will live at Cliff Cottars,
Rivera. , ..- , .
Tha domestic aids of society waa In the
lead Wednesday-and the drees salon of
; the Olds. Wortmaa King store ad-
. Joining the tea room waa filled tha en
tire afternoon with matrons young and
old. anxious to learn from Mlsa Tingle
tna aclentlfle methods of cooking and
erring tha "piece de resistance" of a
Thanksgiving dinner.. There were three
separate demonstrations during the sf-
; ternoon and turkey and the accessories
were dellclouely prepared for the "sam
pling" that followed, lira J. A? Bladen.
Mra A. L. Msxwell. Mra William Mae-
. Master and Mra .Milton W. Smith served
during the firs hour; Mra Alfred
Tucker, Mrs. 3. Thorbum Roes. Mrs.
- Fletcher ' Linn. Mrs. ,11. N. Scott snd
Mrs. William Reld presided during th
second hour. .;..
Aaslstlng the women In serving were
Dumber of the younger set who worked
under tha direction of Miss Effle
- Houghton, They were Miss Carolyn
Burna Miss Lisa Wood, Miss Clara
Houghton. Miss Margaret Morrison; Miss
4-r)otta Parker, Miss Helen White. Miss
flsrs Boot, Miss Barbara Crocker. Miss
. Spltsaar Concert Tomorrow.
Th prTm to be rendered by the
ftpltxner Philharmonic society December
4 at the Marquam Grand theatre will
Include the following numbers: Our
I'rexlosa by Weber; Faust selection, by
Ootinnd: Polonaise, by Chdfrln; Souvenlt
dt Hsrdn. by. Ieonhard: Wedding
march, by Mendelesohn La Cojuetta
tv Snltiner: .Andante, eantaMIe by
iechAlkoweky: oulntet. by Dvorak; Ro
ansfice, by llelmesbergtr.; :
Msy Gray and othera . Several Portland
academy girls came In after achool hours
and assisted. They were Ruth -Honeyman,
Jean Mackensle, Clara and Leslie
Weidler, Becky Blddle, Jean Brownlte,
Helen Moore. Delia Wataon, Louise
Small, Delia Holt, Celeste Moore, Norma
Reld and Stella Frohman. ,-
The members of the. domestic science
committee Mrs. W. i. Honeyman, Mra
A. E. Rockey. Mra Edward Jasper, Mra
Charlea Vasey, Miss Howetls, Mra Dell
Stuart, Mrs. James Jackson ' and Mra
Reno Hutchinson were generally evi
dent aa floor 'hostesses and accomplished
much toward the auocess of the after
noon. r i , .
One of the elaborate affairs waa the
Thanksgiving party entertained by , the
Wesley Ladds. The guests made up an
early luncheon party, and' tha schema f
decoration and entertainment sustained
Mra Ladd's reputation for cleverness
and originality. In tha center of the
table waa a large white swan, the bas
ket cavity containing large whita chrys
anthemums, six small turkeys at one
end of tha table were reined with red
and white Tlbbona and driven toy the
swan. Miniature footballs filled with
red and white bonbons represented the
place-cards, with ths names on red and
white ribbon. The almond-boxes were
small turksya and red and white car
nations were at tHe places of tha wom
en, with .boutonnleres for tha men.
After luncheon tha guests went to the
drawing-room, where, a turkey reigned
over a nest of little onea Each guest
grasped one of the Uttle birds, and at
the end of the ribbon that unwound It,
self found a favor. .
A tally-ho. elaborately decorated with
the red and white of Multnomah, carried
the company to th football game, and
all enthusiastically waved the same ool
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Thoea Id tha party ' besides Mr. and
Mra Ladd and their little daughter
Helen ware Mr. and Mra Charlea E.
Chenery, Mr. and Mra John A. Shep-
ard, Mr. and Mra John K. Kollock, Mr.
and Mra Robert Treat Piatt. Mra War
ren Houghton. Mlaa Susie StotW Lansing
Stout, !. 8. Howard, jr, and John 1).
Carson. : ,
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Tha patronesses for the evening con
cert Included many prominent women
who brought f rienda Mra A. B,
Rockey brought a party of ten. The
Carson party consisted of eight, inelud
Ing ex-Senator John jCarson, Professor
Luella Clay Carson of tha university,
the Robert Treat Platte, John D. Carson,
Mlaa Elisabeth Carson and Mlaa Mlnetta
Carson. Mlas Falling came with her
sister,' Miss Msy Falling. Tha Fletcher
Llnna brought their-relatives, Mr. and
Mra O. D. Linn of Eugene and Miss
Marguerite Linn, with whom they were
at the game, In the afternoon. ' Mra H.
Wortman and Mr. Wortman brought
several out-of-town frlenda who were
spending tha day with them. 1 Mra.
Henry W. ooddard entertained the
Missea Pearl and Frances Cooper from
the university at dinner In the evening
aa frlenda of her daughter, and brought
them to the concert with Mra Anson
Goddard, Miss Jessie Goddard end Miss
Lela Goddard.- Mr. and Mra George
Haskell Marsh came ; without a party,
aa did the Zera Snowa- Governor and
Mra Chamberlain were present, aa were
tha -W.r IX - Featoas, f Frea MulheyB-a
graduate or the university; Mr. Keek-
man, a regent; Mra H, k. McArthur,
widow, of a regent, and -her son Clifton,
Mra Warren Thomas, Dr. and Mra K.
A. J. Mackensle, Mrs. Roy E. Norton
nd many other prominent people.
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',-The long-deferred announcement of
the engaganient of J. Couch Flanders
and Miss Mabel - Claire Houston waa
ty romance Is connected with the en
gagement which waa consummated dar
ing the exposition days. Miss Houston
and Miss Zora Forrester have long been
companions and frlenda and have kept
atep together in au tninga it w
most Interesting that both should have
become engaged at tbe same time to two
prominent and wealthy young bachelore
when they were being brought Inta
dally contact through their work at the
exposition. ' Miss Forrester's engage
ment to Mr. GUtner waa announced some
months age but tha other engagement
has just been made public though
known to a number of particular frlenda
Tha former wedding will take place
early in tha gear 1 bat the Flanders
Houston marriage. It Is understood.
will be celebrated this month. .
Tha annual fair, under the auspice
of tha Ladles' Aid society of Piedmont
Presbyterian church, will be held on
Friday of thia week. A large and varied
aasortment of useful and ornamental
goods will be offered at different tables.
A novel feature thia year Is a cookery
book, which has been compiled of prac
tical, reliable reel pes, contributed .by
Miss Tingle of the Domestic Science
school; Miss Wlshart, demonstrator;
the chefs of the Hotel Portland and of
tha Arlington and University clubs, and
a number of local housekeepers of high
standing. The fair will be opened at
1 o'clock and continued throughout the
evening. Take "IJ" car at Third and
Alder streets to St Johna junction, or
Woodlawn car at Fifth and Washington
to Jarre tt atreet Tha church In which
the fair will be held la three blocks east
from the carllna
The Flower Mission girls visited the
hospitals Wednesday - with their bas
kets -of chrysanthemums ana violets
and were received with evident pleasure
by the charity patients. Everest's or
chestra accompanied . tham and gave
abort programs wjilch were much en
joyed. Among tha flower bearers were
Mlaa Alice Sendbury, and Mrs. Hamilton
Brooke, former presidents; Mra Edward
Cahalln. president now; Mra Harry E.
Coleman, secretary; Mlaa Marshall, vice
prenldent; Miss Blckel and Miss Louise
Blckel, Miss Holton. Mra. Wright Mra
Mann. Mra Taubenhelmer, Mlsa Duke
hart Missea Eleanor and Margaret
O'Connor, . i
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The "S0" club met Friday at the
Portland for an afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Fred Seller, who "leaves -soon to
spend a year In Europe. Tha prise waa
won by Mra Friedlander. An elaborate
menu waa served in the grill during tha
afternoon, fend tha table was beautiful
with Bride and Duchesae roses. A beau
tiful present was i given Mrs. Seller.
Those entertained were Mra. Julius L.
Meier, ' Mra I. N. Llpman, Mra. Sol
Baumr, ' Mra K. Tt. Lauer. Mrs. Felix
Frledlsnder. Miss Henryette Lauer, Miss
Oertrude White, Miss Daisy Rosnerof
San Francisco. M1ss Ruby and MTss
HUdred Jacobs, Miss Theresa Friendly
of Eugene and Miss Frieda Rau. .
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The engagement of Miss Anna Stuart
and Frank Kerr waa Informally lut
nonnced by Mra. Henry Waldo Coe Sat
urday afternoon a week ago through a
plate shower. About IS guests were
present and tha affair waa delightful
and pretty. Handsome chrysanthemums
of red. While and yellow formed the dec
orations, with a different color in each
room. - Miss Stusrt was the recipient'
of many beautiful plates, a nirmber of
them hand-paVted. and with each was
a bit of seeaoneble advice which she
had to read, aloud for the edification of
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tha assembled company.
Aa Interesting
plate waa tha gift of Mra Coe a plate
from the set given by judge ueorge
iga a
Williams to the girls' home, of which
Mies Btuart was ona ef tha founders.
It haa slnoa become the T. W. C A. It
Is "understood that th marriage of Miss
Stuart will be quiet, on account of the
recent death of her father, Judge Dell
Stuart. . , '.. i ''"'
A pleasant affair among the young
people waa given at the home of Dudley
Clark. Saturday evening, a week ago, by
tha Portland Academy .branch of hi
Delta Koppa fraternity. The 1 1 mem
bers invited their . girl .frlenda and the
evening waa spent In playing' hearts.
Miss Dorothy Holbrook received first
prise, These -present war Miss Helen
Bates, Miss Leslie, Smith,. Miss Celeste
Moore, Miss Leslie Weidler,. Mlsa Clara
Weidler, .Miss Helen Moore, Mlsa jean
Mackensle, Miss Stella Frohman. Miss
Gladys Rosa Miss Eva Jonea Miss Dor
othy Holbrook, Mlsa Vlda Reed, Todd
Hasen. Harold Batea Harry JJiavei, -itxi
Hlgglns, Dick Jonea Jerome ; Thorna,
Stockton Mulford. Hsrold Reed, Dudley
Clark, Phil Hart Hamilton Corbett and
HTnrr m """-
Mill Tabltha Cecil Kern, so populaf
here or her -work In reading and in
song, will leave Wednesday for New
Tork to continue . bar studies at uie
American Academy of Dramatic. Art
Miss Kern haa a great many friends
among the young people. whose good
wishes accompany , her. She . will be
missed especially at tha Patton Home
and" other charitable, organisations. In
which she was Interested and to which
aha was always glad to give her serv-
loea Miea Kern began her studies here
some years ago but lately; has been
studying In Ban Francisco.
Tha Woman's Exchange ben a fit to
morrow at the Belaaco Is the event that
la absorbing Interest now.' There will
be a full house, for every one is going
snd It is to be made a fashionable event
The committee on candles has been an
notated aa follows: Mra David Robert,
son. Mra. Hunt Lewis. Miss Kathleen
Burns. Miss Etta Honeymsn and Mra
J. G. Gauld. It Is understood that eev
eral society buds are to sell aweeta In
the alslea between acta. .
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Tha Bridge club met for reorganisa
tion and playing at Mra. John Eben
Toung"a Monday. Ths members are
Mra Arthur Mlnott Mra Allen Lewie,
Mlsa von Destlnon, Mrs. Frank Hart,
Miss Hovt Mrs. Toung. Mra John Shep-
ard and, Mra Warren Houghton.. They
will be entertained tomorrow by Mra.
Shepard. .
Vlee-Coneul Laldlaw gave a box party
at the Watkln Mills concert Wednesday
night With him were his two daugh
tera tha Misses Laldlaw, and hia two
daua-htera-ln-law, Mra. - J. Ernest and
Mrs. Hugh Laldlaw. Mr. and 'Mra H.
L. Plttock and Mlaa Plttock occupied
another box. Miss Falling had a loge
with Mlsa May Falling. Captain and
Mrs.. Cabell of Vancouver.
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Mr. and MraMsam Whita entertained
elaborately at Thanksgiving dinner for
Mr. and sMra Fred Seller previous to
their departure for Europe. The table
waa beautiful with an Imported cover
and a centerpiece of orchlda Tha menu
waa elaborate. Tha guests were Mr.
and Mra Seller. Mr. and Mra Slgmund
Frank. Mrs. L Lowengsrt Mra A. Meier,
Mrs. Aphel, Philip and Sanford Lowen
gsrt ',. -
The marriage of Dr. Charles Chamber
lain and Mlsa Deborah Boatner took
elace at Natchex. Mississippi, Wednes,
day evening, according to a messsge to
Governor and Mrs. unamDenain. i ne
particulars fcava not yet been rerelveu.
Dr. Chamberlain ana rvis nnae wui ar
rive here In about 1 days, stopping for
short visits with friends In New Or
leans and San Francisco. Miss Mar
guarita Chamberlain will remain for anf
extended visit
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The Academy club gave Its flrat
dance of tha season Thanksgiving night
at Larnwe ball.' About 190 young people
from 'Tort land academy, St Helen's hall
and Hill Military academy were present
A number joined the party after the
Olee club ooncert at. tha Marquam. The
patronessea thia Year are Mra. James
Hart, .Mra, M. L. Holbrook and Mra
Louts Burka Th next party will be
given during tha holldaya '
Vlr, and Mra. Henry Houssman gave a
dinner at the Norton, Thanksgiving
night The table bore a beautiful cen
terpiece of yellow chrysantbemuma In
th evening aa Informal- musical a was
CecQ K
enjoyed In their... apartmenta. . Th
guests were Mr. -and Mra Marcus
Flelschner. Mlsa Flora Flelachner, - Dr.
and Mra Chlpmaa and Mlaa Marjorie
Houssman. '
Mr. and Mra George Mason hav re
turned from New Tork to make thetf
home In Portland. They will be f oi
some time with Mra Mason'a mother,
Mra Henry McCraken, ' en King's
Heights. Mra McCraken, by tha way.
la receiving oongratulatlona oa the. ar
rival of her first grandson, . , -
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A week-end Bouse party given by Mr.
and Mrs. . Dan Moore at their hotel at
Seaside Inoludea several Portland gnesta
Miss Anna Stuart waa among teem.
Several Astoria young people also are
in .the party, which spent Thanksgiving
there and will go to Astoria today to be
entertained by Mra Hlggtna-t ,
Mlsa Mary A. Morse, formerly of Port
land, la to give a. concert at the White
Temple. Tuesday evening. December IS.
The patronesses will be Mrs. A. n.
Rockey. Mra C R. Templeton, , Mrs
H. C Wortman. Mra Charles W afTelMT
Mlaa Agnea Watt and Mra Lawla Ku
aeU. . , , -v. - '
The program for Mra James R, Mo
Cra ken's musicals ' next Friday after
noon will be aiven by Mlsa Agnes Watt
Mra. Walter Read, Arthur L. Alexander
and Dora J. Zan, with Edgar IB. Coureen
at the piano. The affair la t be quite
a large ona It la understood.
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.Mr. and Mra Walter Burrell'a homo
waa visited two weeks ago by a tiny
bov. who haa come to atay. Con grata.
latlona and flowers have been pouring
in for Mra Burrell. who la a favorite
among the young matrona
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Mra Jamea McCraken will entertain
at a dinner for six or eight eovera Tuea,
day. for Fred Swift of New Tork. Mr.
Swift was formerly of Portland.
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Mr. and Mra I. N. Flelschner spent
Thanksgiving at their beach house at
Seaside, entertaining Mr. and Mra.
Thomae Souplee. Mr. and-.Mra. Hugh
Hume and Mlaa Emily Ehrman. ,
Mr. 'and Mra Theodora B. Wilcox
have returned . after a month apent In
tha east Their little daughter, who haa
bean at St Helen s hall, la delighted te
be at home again. - ;
'-Mra. George, Flanders and her daugh
ters. Mlsa Carrie Flandera and Miss
Louise Flanders, left Thursdsy for New
Tork to sail December 7 for Italy.
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' Miss Fanny Brown : entertained at
luncheon at the golf llnka last Monday
with It covera
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Mra. Warren Houghton entertained a
few frlenda Informally at cards Friday
evening. r-'
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Mra M. Flelschner will entertain th
Whist club next Friday.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK
One of ' tha pleasant partlea of the
week waa given to Mr. am Mrs. C. A.
Ball by a number of their frlenda on
Friday evening, December 1 to open
their beautiful new residence at tl East
Fourteenth atreet. The library and
drawlng-rooma had - been artistically
decorated for the occasion ..In Ore sou
grape and holly under tha direction of
Mlaa Lona Larrabee assisted by Miss
Clara Popplaton and Miss Florence Mc
Grew, who provided tha evening enter
talnment Charades, acrostics, cards
and progressive amusement games were
played, while an orchestra of aeven in-
elrumenta discoursed tnuslo during the
evening., Solos were given on tha Violin
by Chester Van Houten and on tha piano
by Melvln Ogden. - -
Captain Hosford proved tha beat po
tato picker and Ralph Poppleton 'easily
won tha seamatreas teat. Refreshments
were served during tha evening. The
following were present Mr: and Mra
H. M. Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morgan,
Mr. fend Mra E. JB. McCIaran, Mr. and
Mra. W. B. Starr, Mr. and Mra. R. F.
Davla. Mr. and Mra N. B. Witter, Mr.
and Mra L. A. MoCloud, Captain and
Mra L. P. Hosford. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea
Walton, Dr. and Mra O. D. Ireland,
Mr. and Mra II. M. Poppleton, and Mr.
and Mra. C. A Bail. Tha Misses Leona
Larrabee, Clara Poppleton, Bertha Han
sen. Jennie Hansen, B. Spencer, Hannah
MoCloud, Martha MoCloud. Florence Mo-
. n XTnaford. Irmt McCIaran.
DorU Bait Helen Ball and Mlsa Dot
Berry Of Baiem, aaeawrae v.
Chester Van Houten, Melvln Ogden,
Ralph Poppleton Maurice Goodrich and
Clarence Stout . ,. -
y. v,a mnat 'an lovable dinner
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parties was given by Master Melvln
O'Snea at too raiiuuoci w v
Mr and Mra J. F. O'Shee, Nineteenth
. r hie llrlle nlavmatea
The houaa waa artlsUcally . decorated
for the occasion under tha direction of
... x-.th.r vrKuaa. the oarlora being
elaborately decked with autumn flowers
while the dining room waa In red and
a-old. After muslo and gsmea ma m
renaired to tha dining room where they
C71i. Thanksalvlna dinner.
Af t$r dinner mora amuaementa wera in
dulged in ana witn nuan
many frlenda departed. Thoaa present
- d- im rmmn. John Driscoll.
Laurence Driscoll, Edmond Shea, Jack
Adam son. wuiam iaiuii,
Gravslta, Wilfred Oravelle and Melvln1
O'Shee. . . . . " - . . .' '
u. .-a un J Aaher cava a re
ception last Sunday evening in honor of
the confirmation of their brother Aba
J Aaher manipulated a graphophona for
tha entertainment vi
-a. A n,nn WM aMtaO. PhlllD
Oevurts waa toaatmaster and Dr. Win
ner, Dr. Abrahamaon, J. L Asher, Jacob
Aaher, L. Sbube, H. H. Holxman, M. L.
Asher and. Aba Aaher. responded to
toasta The evening waa tha tnirty
second anniversary of Mr., and Mra
jaoob'Asher'B -marrtaga : About - 40
guests were present Mr. and Mra Aaher
wish to tender their sincere thanks for
tha many remembrances ox tneir in en us.
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fallalltfullv
entertained Saturday afternoon a week
ago at her realdenco. Sixth and Madison
streets. In honor or ner aisur, airs, nj-
V, TTIIl wkA H11 lMV SAOn tO
irf r- - '
spend tha wlnUr In California. There
wera live tables and "B0" was tha game
played. The houaa waa attractively
decorated for tha occasion. Mra H1U
waa awarded tha flrat prise, a cut glass
bonbon dish, and Mra McKlnley Mitch
ell received a nanasome vase. m. u
close of tha game refreshments were
served. The hostess was assisted by
har niece, Mlaa Eleanor Cannon.
iru r r nrfa. anarea.ln4 the Thnra.
day Afternoon Whist club la a charming
manner xsovemoer v. r
Mra. W Pflinm. the sec
ond- by-Mrs- D.J Gregory- and - the
conaolatien fell to Mra P. Planch. Re
freshments brought tbe afternoon to a
.tnaa i Mra tf lanm entertained the
aama elub November ii. The flrat prise
waa won by th hostess, we sewna bj
Mra D. J. Gregory and tha consolation
, .... r r xviaa Tha next meetlna
wiU b with Mra D. J. Gregory. ,
Clay atreet . . '
w ., . HWiii-M -a Ka T tar.
Carriers' aasoclatlon gave a successful
whist social In Odd Fellows hall a few
eveninge ag.--Thy played -whist- untU
10:80,: when refreshments were served.
after which dancing waa mauigoa in
until a late hour. Mra F. Tobias and
F. W. Smith won first nonora ana a
X. r Krausa and Mr. " Duback - second
honors. Tha next of tha aeries will be
given Tuesday evening, ueoemoer e, in
the same hall and all are cordially In
vited to attend.'! , .. , ' ... -,--,.'. . !
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- . .,..w waa '.titartaltia tiv
l na numm
x.ka nnunihr at har hsma fit
North-Twentieth street, on Tueaday of
last week, wntst was piayea mrw
tables.., Tna pnsea were won vj .
w. P. Allsid and Mrs wuna
Th decorations wera ferns and white
and yetjow cnryaaninemuma im n
meeting wui wa wwmw . ...
home of Mra 3. C Kara. 174 Camthare
atreet s - , - '
W w i
Tha 10I Girls Misses Anna and VI r-
it. vk. ' uiaua Mvrtla and Anna
full ..,., " y , - .
Long gave their Thanksgiving party
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weaneaoay evenina v
and It waa sucoessf ul. with a very large
attendanea Tha hall waa decorated
with pink atreamera and chrysanthe
mums and cedar boukha Fruit punch
a mmwMii frntn a cedar bower llahted
, . ..n.l lant.rn. Wtah'a ArfthHtrA
played tha program, which presented II
. . . , . r Ty u,.!,.
numDera aam. a. , ia. . -"
and Mra . waixma were punmaam
w w
The Eaat . and West Side Card club
was entertained by Mra Charlea B.
Run yon at her . realdenco. Sixth and
Madison streeta Tueaday evening. Five
hundred waa played. A hand painted
plate waa won by Mra I C HIU. a
popular book by Edmond C. Olltner.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the residence of .Mra Will Jl
.V ; ' ' '
. Mra Walter S. McGuIre entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday at her cosy new
home. 791 Clackamaa street In honor of
her guest Mrs. George W. Norman tf
Valparaiso, Indiana Tha house was
elaborately decorated with Oregon grape,
ferns and yellow ehrysanthemuma. Cov
era wera laid for nlna
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"T"he uniform rank drill team of
George Washington camp No. 1(1. W. O.
W, held Its monthly whist party ard
social dance at the W. O. W. temple.
Tenth and- Washington atreeta. About
tt couples wane In attendanea. After
cards, refreshments were served snd a
social dance closed the evening's enter
tainment , .
WEDDINGS,
A pretty wedding took place in Pendle
ton on Wedneeday evening, the con
tracting partlea being Mlaa Elisabeth
Jane Taylor of Pendleton and Neal
Remington Crounse of Portland. (fThe
ceremony was performed In the Craia
tlan church by the pastor. Rev. Noah
Brook the - church being beautifully
decorated for the occasion with fern
Oregon grape and white ehrysanthe
muma. Promptly at 7:10 to the strains
of Lohengrin's march, played by Mlsa
Josephine Dsnner, the bridal party-entered
the church; preceded by the usher
Ralph . Howland and Frank Coolldge of
Pendleton and 3. Curtla Robinson and
Herman Hucke of Portland. Maater
Thomas Kees followed, carrying tha ring
lit a calla Illy. The bride entered on the
arm of her brother, W. F. Taylor. Thai
maid of honor waa Miss Bertha L.
Crounse of Portland, sister of tha groom.
The groom wss attended by Henry
Hlngley of Portland aa best man. Schu
mann's NiTraumeret" was played softly
during the service and at tha conclusion
Mendelssohn's wedding march. The
bride made a charming picture ht .a
gown of white embroidered chiffon over
allk. her veil being'' held In plaoa with
Bride rosea and maiden hair fern. , She
carried a shower bouquet of white car
nations. Tha maid of honor was attired
In white- organdie and carried "En
chantress" carnation The reception
waa held at the home of Mr. and Mra
W.-F. Taylor, to which Ue Immediate
relatives- and a few Intimate ' friends
were Invited. Tha young couple left for
their home In Portland on tha evening
train, and will be at nome io tneir
frlenda. after December II at Hi
Eleventh street
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A beautiful church wedding took place
Wedneeday evening. November 11, at the
Memorial Evangelical church, Eaat
Eighteenth and Tibbetta atreeta when
Miss Myrtle M. Farley was united in
marriage to Francis H. -Agnew. - At I
o'clock Mlaa Blanche Agnew, coualn of
tha groom, began playing Mendelssohn's
wedding march. Tbe bridal party, con
slating of tha bride and groom, attended
by Mlsa Sarah Farley and William Half
penny, entered th churoh and met th
Rev. ft D. Streyffeller at the altar. The
bride Was Browned In white net ' and
carried a shower bouquet of Bride roaes
and th bridesmaid carried pink, carna
tions. . , . -,
After the ceremony Mr. and Mra
Agnew went to tbe homo of the bride,
where a wedding dinner waa served t
a large number of relatlvea and friend
They will live to Portland. ..
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Miss Maria Kltsralller and - Harry A.
Ellers wsra married Wedneeday by Rev
J. Boweraox at tha residence of Mr. and
Mra C C. -Loueks, 8T Easf Burnslde
street,. Ray B. Walla waa beat man and
VI US Jnes H. Grain was brideamald. She
wore oream alls: organdls and carried
whit carnation The bride wore white
point d'esprit and carried Bride rosea
Miss Pearl Matschek played the wedding
march as the bridal party , entered the
decorated parlor. '
About 40 relatlvea ana friends at
tended tha ceremony and afterward par
took of refreshments In tha dining room.
. Mr. and Mra, Ellers will bo at home
to their frlenda at tha Loucks homa
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i Wednesday evening Boyd R. Welch
and Isabella W, Noltner war united In
marriage by the Rev. W. A. M. Brack.
Tha ceremorry took place at the home
of tha bride's slater, Mra Charlea B.
Hickman, on Sixth atreet and tha bride
waa given away by bar father. Tha
boma was - tastefully decorated. A
dainty supper waa served to tha gueata
A pleasant wadding service was that
on Thanksgiving afternoon at -tha real
denco of H.: H. Wright.' Ill Madison
atreet, when James' Morrow of tha east
aide was united In marriage, by Rev. W.
B. Wright to Miss Wlnnlfred MoElroy
of Sellwood. at which place they, will
make their soma s' . .. -
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In the paatorg recept lon-room at tha
Whit Tempi F. Omar Slpprell and Mlas
Lucy Dencer ' wera - married November
17. Dr. 3. Whltcomb Brougher perform
ing tha ceremony. ; -
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Oustav Schramm and Louise Caretta
were married Tuesday evening at the
parsonage of tha Sunnystde Congrega
tlonal churoh by the Rev. J, 3. Staub ,
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John. C. Johnson and Mlsa Elsie Wil
son wera married at the Hotel St Johna
Dr. J. Whltcomb Brougher af tha White
Temple officiating. ,
MUSICAL NOTES.
Tha concert given by Mr. Spread-
borough on Tueaday night at tha Fourth
Presbyterian church waa ona or tna neat
aver beard In South Portland and drew
a large and appreciative audience. Mis.
Grace Gilbert and Mlaa Estella Llnehan
each received well deserved encore
Mra Warlein's beautiful contralto voice
captivated her audlenca Mlas New
bnrv and Mlsa Matellete and Claude
rWria M p'ondia worl. in their rcgd-I
- Perhapa the moat pleasing number of
tha evening Vaa tha violin solo by Maa
ter W. Alden. Tha piano nolo, by Mlaa
Klump and Melvln P. Ogden wera ex
ceptionally good., ,
Tha greatest amount of enthusiasm
was aroused when the veteran sextet
composed of Messra Bullock, Bestow,
Buchanan. Pratt Powell and Mills gave
"Rock Away." Another feature of the
evening waa tha playing Of tha Webber
Mandolin club. W. A- Webber haa com
posed a maroh and dedicated It to th
Library aasoclatlon of South Portland,
and It was played for tha flrat time In
publlo at thia concert The march la a
musical gem. It la entrancing from start
to flnlalt and rarely bava we heard such
exquisite and oharmlng muslo as thia
march' contain After hearing It the
enthusiasm ran so high-that repeated
calls were made upon Mr. Webber before
tha audlenoe would be aatlafled. - The
closing numbers wera given by Miss
Kurth. Miss Gilbert and Llndsley Hall,
and war well received.. , ' .
Mra' Lulu Miller, contralto. gave a
most successful concert last Friday
evening at sWaatmlnater Presbyterian
church. All the numbers were enthus
iastically encored by a large and appre
ciative audlenca., Following la the pro
gram: Quartets front "la a Persian Garden"
(Lehmann). -Miss Lawler, Mrs. Reed,'
Mr. Allen-Good wyn. Mr. Montelth; aria,
"Balve Dlmora" from "Faust"" (Oounod),
Mr. Allen-Good wyn; (a) "Verborgenhelt"
(Hugo Wolf), (b) "Oh. That We Two
Were Maying" (Nevln), Mrs. Lulu Mil
ler; (a) "Loch Lomond" (Foote), (b)
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"Because" (d'Hardelot), Mr. Montelth;
ine nigrira or Love" (Bishop), Mr.
Allsa-Goodwya, (a) "In Lovely Sum
mer" (Chanson Provencals) (E. Dell
Aoqua). (b) "La Serenata" (Tosti). Miss
Kathleen Lawler; "Bedouin Love Song"
(SchneckecJ. Mr. 'Montelth; (a "Sous
los Orana-ers" (Holmes), (b) "Ttarn Te
to Ma" old Highland melody, Mra Wal
ter Reed; trio. "Forget Me Not" (Au
gusto Rotoll). Mlas Lawler, Mra Reed,
Mra Miller. Harold MUllgan, accom
panist' . ,
it -if' ' - I
. Mlsa Ethel M. Lytle. soprano." and
Miss Ethel 8hea, contralto, returned
last Saturday, after a most suecaaaful
ooncert tour la eastern Oregon. En
thusiastic audiences greeted these young
singers who were most ably assisted
by. Mra Sylvia w. McGuire, reader.
Following is tfte program: . i
Duet "Carmen". (Lane Wilson); eolo
(a), "Song of a Heart", (Tunison), Miss
Shea; solo, 'Nightingale's Song" (Nev
ln), Miss Lytle; reading, "The Taming
of Nloodemua" (Blow), Mra McOulre;
solo, "Good-Night" (Macy). Mlas Shea;
duet "Across the Still Lagoon"; solo ,
(a). Tn My- Garden" (Llddle), (b)
"Maiden and Butterfly (Chad wick),
Mlaa Lytle; aelo, "Love, th Pedlar"
(German), Miss Shea) Solo, "Cradle
Song" (Vannah), Mlsa Lytle; eolo, "An
nie. Laurie" (Old Scotch). Mlaa Shea;
reading. "Tha Village Seamstress" (Wig-
gin), Mra Mcauira; sold, "Beloved, it la
Morn' (Aylward) Mlaa " Lytle; duet;
"Pearls of Love" (Plnsutl). -.
'The Thanksgiving day service at St
David's church -was ona of th finest
held in the city. The effeot of the
"braaf In - the concerted muslo. was
splendid. All tha muslo was of m very
jubilant character and was excallently
rendered by the vested ' choir under
Frederick- W. . Good rich. .. Tha proaram
Included, the chanting of .the .Proper
psalms,.- Woodard's Te Deum" In ,I.
Stanford's "Jubilate" In ' B flatl and
Gadsby'a anthem, "O - Lord, Oar Gov
ernor." . The organ muslo comprised the
Introduction to Rhelnberger a "Sonata"..
In A flat Verdi' a "Alda" maroh and tn
"HaUelujah" chorua 1 . .
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Tha Northern Conservatory of , Kuala
has just put out Its prospectus for
th vear with etrta "of -.tha faculty.
rthur, N. Do Vera, musical ' directory
William. Wallace Graham, instructor of
violin and orchestra playing; S. H. Al
1 en-Good sryn. voloe production; Leonora
Fisher, piano and pipe- organ: Harold
Vincent MUllgan. tanniklavler. The
honorary board Inoludea William C Carl
of New Tork, Madame Jennie Norelll,
London; Homer Norria New Tork; Ely
see Avtragnet Paris; Max Leckner, In-
dlanapoUa; Mra A. M. Virgil. New Tork.
-
Frederick W. Goodrich wltl play at
tha Flrat Lutheran churoh of Aatoria
(ConUnued an Pago Seven teea)
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