The Oregon daily journal., April 26, 1908, Page 18, Image 18

V.. ;
THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 23. 1003-
I . - i. - I 1 i ' -V LI i l.-m mm i i I
;,r.,,v.- ..17 J VJ 7':.VHM r-5T v , ""
IVLAV'W' VWVY;' .,iss - V7. i
ii
til:
T4HE first week after-Lent has In
I deed btti a t7 on. There, wers
1 five weddings f a good deal of
'. prominence with "their attendant
festivities..- A Bumbtr of promt
nent out-of-town ni hve been wMe-
Jjr entertained, chief among . them Mr.
nd Mrs. R. M. BuU of New Tork. Mr.
Bull l a wealthy capitalist who upend
much of lila time In traveling. They
have proved very popuUr fuuti.
Two engagements hate been an
. rouacad and have caused some flutter
cf xcltment among tb younger aeC
mere will M a good deal 01 entertain
lcr for the trl1ea-let. t
Of th larger functions tb Assembly
ball led tn interest . The ' tea at the
Jlnbart-Curtls and tb 8oottlsh Rlt ball
also demanded a good deal of attention.
beveral bride partlea were given,.
'
Mr. John Bhepard waa' boitaa at a
large bridge afternoon Thursday! "She
entertained with It table at card a, and
prlsa of beautiful flowra wer awarded
to tb winner at each table. Among her
guests were: Mra, J. C. Alnsworth, Mr a.
Cbarle F. Adams. Mra W. a Arer, Mrs.
Harry Allen, Mra W. C Alvord, Mra.
Bert Ball. Mra. C F, Beebe,-Ufa W,
C Brewater, Mra. Walter J. Burns, Mlsa
Burns, Mra. Whitney L., Bolae, Mra. R.
J.rn. Bnrnea Mra. E. A. Ba.ldwln. Mlaa
Ines Barrett. Mis Fanny Brown, lira.
l'raaitr. jura, nmoie. jura, wooowin, jara
U. I). (!rwn, Mra. UoldMmltfl, Mra. .L C
auld. Miss Falling, Miss May Falling,
Miss Flanders. Miss Louise Flandera,
Mra. Frank Vincent DnMond, Mra. Davis
or tne barracka Mra. Kupert J. cnipmant
Mra. H. W. I orbett, Mra. Harrtaon Cor
bett, Mrs Kdwara Cooklngham, Mrs.
famuel Heltshu, Mrs. . Hunt on, Mrs.
Frank Hart. Mra. Henry Houaman, Mrs.
Morton Ineler, Mra. Henry Jonea, Mra.
('. 8. Jackson, Mra. Richard Koehler,
Mra. John Kollock, Mrs. Loewenberr.
Mra. 1 Allen- Lewis. Mra. David C.
3-ewls, Mra. Hunt Lewis, Mra. Robert
W. Lewis, Mlaa Lewis. Mrs. J., Wes
ley Ladd, Mr. John Latta, Miss ttta,
Mrs. Lombard. Mrs. James Laldlaw, Mra.
Ir-tewart Ii. Linthlcum, Mrs. Samuel
Meara, Mrs. E. C. Meara, Mrs, Martin,
Mrs. Arthur C. Mlnott, Mrs. William
MacMaater, Mlaa Myiick. Mra. A. A.
Morrison, Mrs. William T. Mulr, Mrs.
K. A. J. Mackenzie. Mrs. Clarence Nich
ols. Mrs. Harry Nunn. Mrs. Fred Pag,',
Aire, lwn Kuaaflii, airs, ueorge kub
sell. Mlsa Ruaaell, Mrs. C J. Reed, Mrs.
8anderaon Reed, Mra. Hannah Robert-
aon. Mrs. Fred O. Sykes. Mrs. Waiter V.
Pmlch, Mina Susie Btott, Mrs Daniel
Phlndler, Mr.. R. T. C. Stevens -Mra
William Skene, Mra K. C. Sbevlln, - Mrs.
7-era Know. Mrs. J.. N. Tl, Mrs. L. H.
Tarpley. Mrs. Georr W. Taylor, Mrs.
William Taylor of San Francisco. Mra.
Bull of New Tork,- Mra Ernest Tucker,
tne Misses ron itesiinon, Mra. uornon
Voorhles, Mrs. Gibbons of I)enver. Mra
William Warrens, Mrs. Ralph Wilbur.
M!ks Nellie Williams. Mrs. Alien Wright,
Mies Warren. Mra Frank Warren Jr.,
Ml Wilson. Mias W'eldler, Mra T. B,
Wilcox and Mrs. Joan Eben Toung. -
't;.. .;v-:;
- The second pf th Assembly ball was
giren Thursday evening; and was a pro
nounced and . brilliant succesa . Th
danc was given in, . th new Masonic
Tempi and waa largely attended. The
hall ia beautifully adapted to entertain
ing on a larg scale, and It -waa beauti
fully decoratedy Bank of dogwood blos
soms and Scotch broom mingled with
palms to line the corridors. The orches
tral stag waa bidden with palms. Dog
wood lined the galleries and filled the
corners. The drawlng-room In red was
a beautiiui retreat and many spent much
of their time there. An elaborate sup
per was served upatairs In the banquet
hall, and the . tables wer ornamented
with beautiful cut flowers, t There was
muffle In th supper-room, too. -
Many handsome gown were worn.
Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett wore a band-some-
a-owa of rose satin trimmed with
beautiful lac, and-wor beautiful tour
malin Jewels to match. Mra Hannah
Robertson wore a handsom blue satin
with touches of pink, and her ornaments
wers diamond. Mra Will lam MacMaa
ter wore a nandaom gown of whit
Irlab crochet lac and wor diamonds
Mra William Warrena waa In while laca
Misa Orac Warren was especially hand
som In a allver-amiulned gown on whit
net. Mra H. IX Ureen waa aisunguianed
looklnr In black velvet with aarniturea
of lavender pann and handaom Jewela
Mrs. W. C Alvord wor yellow brocade.
Mra. Wealev Ladd had on an Imoorted
oostum of whit satin embroidered with
gold threaoa Ml .Effle Houghton was
pretty In a almol frock of pal blu
chiffon with blu ribbon bowa Mis
Katherln Bltton wor yellow silk cut
prince. Mis lie Koehler wor whit
point d'esprlt and' carried roaea Mlaa
Leslie Knapp wore a dainty pink chif
fon frock. Mra James Laldlaw waa
handaoma In Whits aatin with dtamonda
Miss Lesley Smith wor a dainty frock
f turquols blu chiffon and wa girl
ish looking, klii Kuth Honyman wore
a charming rink silk frock trimmed in
whits. - Mra 0. F. Beeb wor whit lac
cut princes na looaea very ninuwnn.
Mra T. B. Wlioox wa In orchid satin
brocade- and wore handtfom - pearl.
Mra K. A. J. Mackenal wore wnne mo
and carried Pk rosea Mra C. F.
Adams was gowned In Pink. Mra J ln
wor whit lac and aflver and carried
Mnk rosea Mlaa Joenhln Smith wa
attractlv In flowered chiffon with pink
predominating and trimmed wltb band
of whit satin. Ml France Wilson
was charming In robin' egg blu aatin
and carried pink roaea Miss Lie la
Shelby wor yellow aatin cut prlnoea
trimmed with handaom old aca and
carried violeta Mra Oordon Voorhle
wa atunnln- In whit laca Mra U.
Walter Date wor pink ohlffon orna
mented with pann vivt and wore dia
monds Mlaa Margarst Walter wor
pais blu mesaalln and carried pink
.wtp.a , V;
Mr. and Mr. L. Alln Lewla hay
been entertaining Mr. and Mra R. M.
Bull of Nw Tork th past week. Mra
William Taylor, of San Franclaco, Mra
Lewi' alaUr has also been with them.
and h will eontlnu bar stay for a
wk or two. 8vral luncheon and
dlnnera ar planned for her this week.
among them a luncheon by Mra. Wesley
Lana.
Mr. and Mra Bull hare ben th cen
ter of a great deal of entertaining dur
ing their wk iay. Mrs. uewia en
tertained Bunday evening at dinner and
her aueata were Mr. and Mra C. E. B.
Wood, Mr. and Mra Richard Koehler,
Mias Lewi ana Mr. j season or jmsw
Tork. Tuesday evening ah ntertalnd
I , . . . : ,. : :-. V, y , 'rt -: X,
V l 'X i ...... . TwoTo tmssf" i, il)W .
and Mr. Talea reoelved th gueata In
tb rscept Ion-room. Mra Orave was
haodaoinelr gowned In a prlnoena rob
of whit lac with garnitures of ori
ental braid In pastel shades, and wore a
corsag bouquot of violeta Mra Yet
wor a whit lingerie coatum cut prin
cess and elaborately embroidered. As
sisting In ssrvlng were Mias Mildred
Armstrong In a dalntv frock of lavender
flowered organdie with lavender rib
bons, and Mia a ida Shea In a pink chif
fon f rook, ice molded In clever Jap
anese flgur ware atrved in a Jepanoe
bower lighted with J Danes Unterna
Ml Owendolya Bosartn, In Japan
cotume, served puuoh,
';- v. .. '- 'X''
Trinity church waa th aoen of a
beautiful wedding Tuesday vening.
when Mlaa Acnea Helen Hill, daughter
or Mr. and Mra Georg I, Hill,, wa
married to Horse Earl Chapman. , Dr.
A. A. Morrison read th tnarrlag er
vica Th bride baa bean a communicant
of Trinity church lnc early girlhood.
The bride- was attended by four ma
tron and a maid of honor. Th matron,
all recent brldea wore their wedding
gowna of whit meaaalln. carried pink
orldeamald rum and- wor pink rose
wraatha in their oolfftirea They ware
Mra Walter Oadaby. Mra Ben Oadaby,
Mra Klnathan Hwwt and Mra Ambroae
Scott. Mlsa Judith Scott waa th maid
of honor and waa gowned In a shadow
strip meeaallne of pink and carried
pink rosea Tb 11 Ml flower girl Han
nah Sweet, the bridegroom's niece, wor
a whit mull frock daintily trimmed
with Armenian laca The bride wore a
handsome gown of Ivory ducheaae mes
aalln trimmed with princess laoa Her
lull veil waa held In place by a wreath
of orange blossom worn by her mother
at her wedding. She carried II lie of
th valley. - K . .
The best man waa Elnathan Sweet
and the usher were Arnold Rockwell,
Ambrose Scott, Walter Oadaby and Ben
jamin Oadaby.
A reception for the bridal party and
the Immediate relatives followed, at th
Hill home. on. Twelftn street. The
house wsa decorated with dogwood blos
soms and on the table were pink rosea
and white mollne Intertwined with as
paragus fern. The place - cards were
miniature trunka containing little ail.
ver gifts for th bridal party from Mr.
and Mra Chapman. Th two mothera
received the gueats, Mra. rilll In cream
voile combined with Irish crochet laca
and Mra Chapman In steel gray mh
aallna Mra William Gadsby assisted
and ah wore white pompadour Bilk with
I pink rosea ana tnmmea witn wnne iace.
Ml Alice Oadaby Caught th brlda'a
bouquet. Th loving cup was pasted
befor tb departure of th fcfld and
bridegroom. - -
Mr. and Mrs. inanmsn nave gone
north on their wedding trip and on their
return will be at home ror thpreent
with Mr. and Mra HUL at tit Twelfth
street.
The Old Ladle' horn tea, given at
th Hobart-Curti Monday afurnoon.
opened the post-Lenten season imoit
auspiciously. Ther was a larg at
tendance of representative people and
th showing of spring costumes wa
beautiful. Mra. P. J. Mann, president
of th society, received and ah was
gowned In a Copenhagen blu roil with
handsom applique trimmings and wor
dlamonda with her atood Miss Edith
Nicholson, th vice-president who wore
lavender brocade with garnitures of 11
lac. Several prominent matrons acted
as parlor bosteesea Ther were Mra
W. 8: Ladd. Mra H. W. Corbett. Mra
Hannah Robertson, Mrs. D. W. Wake
field, Mra D. P. Thompson, Mra H. S.
Gile, Mra. Martin Winch, Mra - James
F. Falling, Mra. H. C. Eckenberger. Mrs.
H. L. Plttock. Mra Robert Livingstone,
Mia Henrietta Falling and Mis Abble
I Atwood.
In the dining room tea waa poured ny
Mra Walter V. Smith, In a handsom
gown of pink brocada trimmed with
Quantities of beautiful old laca; Mra
ohn Eben Toung In cream cloth. Mra
Charlea E. Curry in blue satin and Mrs.
Joseph Teal In whlta A Mating them
in serving wer several young girl a all
in pretty lignt rrocss miss ieene
Knann. Mlsa Mariorle Noble. Mlsa
Malda Hart, Mis Muriel Williams,
Mlaa Caroline Kamm. Mies Eva Jones.
Mias Mildred Nichols and Miss Dorothy
Hoi brook. . . ,
Mra .Herbert Hoiman had charge of
the lemonade table and she was gowned
In whlta Assisting her were Mr. D.
W. Campbell, also in whlta and Mias
Grace Nicholson In a pretty pink frock
of chiffon.
Miss Effie Houghton had charge or
the candy -table and aha wore a frock
of brown silk prettily embroidered. She
waa assisted by Mlaa Frances Wilson,
who wore blue liberty silk, and : Mis
Grace Warren, In whlta . v '
The musical program, under the su
pervision of Mrs. Warren E. Thomas,
excellent, hiss juttnieen Lawler,
soprano; the Lakme quartet, . Miss
Marie Cahill, violinist; Miss Sara
Glance, contralto; . M. L. Bowman,
Dasso, too ' pari.
Only the relatives and Immediate
friend wer present at the horn of
Colonel and Mra David M. Dunne, Wed
nesday evening, when their eldest daugh
ter, Mias Laura Gale Dunne, wa mar
ried to John Ker, Father II. J. Mc
Devitt officiating. , v v v,
The rooms were beautifully decorated.
Tn the drawing-room were n&lmi and
the bridal party stood beneath an arbor
i
THi: KTOU12 NOTKII IOII 1 1 KMT CJ(K)I)M AT liOWIXT I'ltlCIM
PORTIAND AGENTS FOR WARNER'S "RUST PROOF! CORSETS
till ! S
$35 .SUITS $2185
! SERGES, PANAMAS AND FANCY
MIXTURES IN ALL LEADING COLORS
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday we place on tale 65 tailor
made Suits for Women and Mimes at the above splendid
reduction. , We re segregated ' our
entire line of $J5 suits and offer them
a a special attraction for these
' three days at twenty-three eighty-five
each. It'a needless to say the style,
fit and quality of these garments can-
( not be duplicated In this city. . The lot
. includes popular new k shades of
browns, blues and green as well as
' blacks and novelty stripes.; The
styles are varied and strictly, up to
, the minute, while the tailoring and
"; finish is' of . the very- best. ,If you
have not already bought your spring
Y suit now'a your .opportunity. , No ex
tra charge for necessary alterations.'
' 'See. Morrison street window. ' y ,
Skirts $6.35
Made from' first quality American
pongee. In extra full plaited etylea,
r-U trimmif ..with . ai mwm . f kihaw
'bands around bottom. either In' self
color or brown; very ' stylish and
skirts that usually sell at 59 and S10
apiece. On sale Monday only at this reduced pricje. .- . ; .
Voile Skirts $15.65
Black voile Dress Skirts, made from the celebrated ''Altman"
voile, in popular plaited styles, trimmed with bands of taf
feta, with or without silk drop, three different stylet fb pick
from and our Dest regular m ana tu.au values; on sale
Monday only, . . .
misses' Suits $12.50
A special purchase of 36 misses' Suits rm sale Mondar and
Tuesday at twelve fifty apiece. These come in ' 27-Inch
jacketatyles in navy and brown Tan
amas and fancy mixtures; skirts made '
in plaited effects; suits that sell regu- .
larly at 518 to and are excep-; '
tional bargains at the above reduced
Waists 93c
100 dozen beautiful white Lawn
Waists on sale at half price. These
come ,in about a dozen ditierent
styles some ; with long and others
short sleeves, open front or back, lace
and embroidery trimmed and regular
$1.75 and $2 values.
Waists $1.9$
White Wash Silk , Waists. front
trimmed, with lace insertion and fine
tucks, detached collar, ethw length
sleeves trimmed .with tucks, and lace;
standard $3.50 values, on special tale
Monday ..pnly at above price. ' .
V50
mm iw
Muslin UndcKvcar
'Bargains :Q';.
Our Muslin Underwear'is'made
IA healthful, , well ventilated
factories, under the most ap
proved sanitary fdnditiont.
Don t overlook this most im
portant point" Note the follow-
ing, special bargains: i . ;' - a ,
Corset Covert, made extra full
front, with deep lace yoke
trimmed with beading and rib
bon; ttandard 50c val- OP-
ues; tee window..,,.. .. ,AJl
Cambric Drawers, trimmed
with rows of hemititchiftir and
tucks; splendid quality and the
regular 35c and 40c grade, OC,
special, pair.,....,....XiC
Fine Cambric Skirts, made ex
tra full with deep flounce and
extra underruffle: several atvlea.
including lace; best $1.75 De
values.... , Hi c
Fine Cambric Gowns. Iace or
embroidery trimmed styles, long
or thort sleeves, V-sliaoe.
square or elip-over: best reg
ular $2.50 values. tt J7
special J) 1 .4 1
ine Cambric Skirts, deeo full
knee flounce trimmed with tucks
and rows of insertion, extra un
derruffle; best regu- 'O no
lar $4 values yMiilO
$2.25 Taffeta Silk
$1.50
The best-bargain in black taf
feta silk ever offered. Full 36
inches wide, all pure silk' and
extra heavy; standard . $2.25
quality.
Write ,
FOR
OUR
NEW Y
REDUCED
PRICE
LIST
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
WRITE
FOR
OUR
NEW
REDUCED
PRICE
LIST
Moffet, Mr. and Mra. J. O. Nichols, Mr.
and Mr. J. J. Kadderly, Mr. and Mra.
f.' F. O'Donnell, Mr. and Mra. Robert
,utka Mr. and Mra. E. A. Beala Pr.
Fred Qulletta Mr. and .Mra. H. 'J.
Blaeaing, Dr. and Mra L. M. Davla, Mr.
and Mra. Oaorge Kadderly. Mr. and Mra.
George Tazwall, Dr. and Mr. C. 8. Sea
man, Mr. and Mra Fred Gravea. Mr.
and Mra. J. R, Bowlos. Dr. and Mrs.
C. S. Hoamer, Mr. and' Mra A. M.
H. Arnoia, Annur a. json-
; :
III S 5v-:yV .
-x ill '" . rk-. fcjjf J A& 'Y': Y 'Y'' a ' 1
o . - ,.;Yy i , , ... a
. ' ,-7',
Wrlrhl 71
mid of latticed rlTToon. interlaced with I nor Herbert Kmlderlv. Mr. and Mrs. El-
asparagus fern and white magnoliaa. I mer B. ColwelL Mr. and .Mra ' Falix
'', ' ' ''
m Yt':
mmMmi''KSlv
V.vi !
os l-'icvt, , Whose !.EiigagenienU Have Just Beeu Announced.
again at dinner, with brldga following,
and then the gueata were Mr. and. Mra.
VV. B. Ayer, Mr. and-Mra. Thomas 'Kerr.
Mr. and ' Mra Zera . Snow, and Carl
Hpuhn, beside Mr. and Mm. Bull, Mra
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. T.-B. Wllco entertained with a
luncheon for Mrs. Bull Wednesday, and
the decorations were beautiful double
Japanese cherry blossom. Covers were
laid for Mra. Bull. Mm. I.hwIr. ; Mra.
Taylor, Mrs. Jlelen Ladd Corbett; Mra
K. A. 1 J.? Mackenale, Mra. 2era Snow,
Mrs. Thomas Kerr. Mrs. W. - B. Ayer,
Mrs. J. Wesley- Ladd and Mra. Wilcox.
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs. Koeh
ler gave a dinner entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Buu, wr.' ana Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Taylor. - Friday . Mra W. B. -Ayer was
hostess at a luncheon'' with covers laid
for 12. Her guests were Mrs. Bull, Mra
Taylor, Mrs.! Lewis, Mrs. -William Mac
Master, Mrs. a E. .8. Wood. Mrs. T. B.
Wilcox, Mrs. S. M. Mears. Mrs Richard
Koehler, Mrs. Zera Snow, Mrs. C. F, Beebe
and Mrs.- J. Wesley Ladd. Friday even
ing i. Mrs. - Helen Ladd Corbett enter
tained with an evening of carda. , .
v :;,'v:Y-tfYY;-
' Mies .Corlhne Crook and " Mra 'J.1 H.
Johnston gave' a miscellaneous shower
at the latter'a home. 1J4.. North Eight
eenth street, last week, for Miss Estelle
Llnehan. Five hundred was pUyed. and
Mlsa Estelle Llnehan, Mrs. J, H. Truby
and ' Mrs. H. t.M. - Hall were -the prixe
wlnnera The parlors were, prettily dec-
ornieu in greens anu DOWis or aarroaua
The dining-room was charming In yel
low. RvOver the table was v a Japanese
parasol in yellow and white and bridal
wreath, i yellow gaure ribbon and can
delabra with yellow shades completed
the decorations. In a corner of the room
the shower waa given from a Japanese
umbrella. - The guests were Miss Ea
tellai and Lina Llnehan, Miss Corinne
Crook, Miss Lesley , Smith, Miss Hasel
Crook. Mrs. J. H Tnihv Mia. t. ii.
1bee,'MlBS Grace Lamberson. Mrs. R. M.
Hall. Mlsa Bessie Whlte,4 Miss WUlima
Monroa Miss Blanche - Johnston. Miss
Helen Fanho, Mrs.. J. Marion Crook and
Mra D. Llnehan.- r-s,.; ...
-', Mrs. "fed W. Graves and Mra 'jack
Marshall Yates entertained delightfully
Tuesday, evening witn a dance at Mra
Graves' f.eautiful home at the a-olf links
overlooking ; tha rjver. j There wera
about Stf guests presentj '; Wllder'a or
chestra played for -dancing 'and i he
guests danced In the large dining-room
downstairs and-in the wide galleries
surrounding the house. Oriental . rues
covered the divans -and chairs and the
orchestra was placed In an alcove re
treat- Mr. and Mra Grave- and Dr.
Masses of Bride rosea ornamented the
corners of the room and wedding bells
were hung overhead. In the living-room
were pink- roses and carnations, and
in the dining-room pink Japanese
orange blossoms, with tulle and ribbon
draped from the chandelier to the table.
Silver candlesticks and white Cluny laue
dollies over a pink service cloth, made
the table most effective. The hall waa
decorated with yellow Jonquils and. tu
lips. .... ,
The bride waa handsomely gowned in
white duchessa satin trimmed . with a
bertha .of rose point. Her tulle veil
was held in place by an aigrette and
lilies of the valley, and her 'bouquet
was a shower of the lilies. Her little sis
ter, Dorothy; was the flower girt, and
wore a white frock and carried a basket
of pink blossoms. ' Miss Ethel Shea
anar before the ceremony and attended
the bride aa bridesmaid. She wore pink
embroidered chiffon and . carried pink
carnations, witn a wreatn or pink roaea
in her hair. Mlsa Lucile - Dunne, . an
other sister, - was the f maid - of . honor
and wore pink chiffon with raised roses
appliqued ' and carried carnations and
wore vrtath of roses. Frank-Dunne,
the bride's brother, from San Franclaco,
attended , Mr. Ker. v Wilder's orchestra
played the march. -'" ' 1 -
Mra Dunne was handsomely costumed
in orchid satin,', trimmed with - white
lace.' Mrs. Ker, wore a handsome gown
of black. mantilla laca - , ,
Mr. and Mrs, Ker have gone away on
a three weeKS trip inu wiu so si - tne
new Nortonla On their return. f .
' The last of the aeries of Scottish
Rite - ai homes was given at the eat
thedral .on .Morrison . and .;Lownsdale
s treaty Friday evening., The .baUrobm
was . beautifully decorated With palnis
Vfov.r 11 r and Mrs. E. G. Clark. Mr.
and Mrs, Fred A. Ballan, Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Freeland, Mr. and . Mrs. A. . C.
Jackson.
The Rose Festival, management has
made arrangements for a large ball, to
be given at the Armory on Friday even-
in ' of : festival week. Which is to be
patronised, by society and la to be made
a prominent affair. The committee
with j the ' immedate arrangements in
hand consists of General C F. Beebe,
8. G. Reed and J. Mcl. Wood. The
patroness list Includes many, of the most
prominent women Of the city. They are
Mrs. A. k, Kocxey, jura, , w. Keea, uars.
Joseph N. Teal, Mrs. K. A. J. Mackenalo,
Mrs. John -Eben Young, Mra Charles F.
Adams, Mrs. Julius L. Meier. Mrs. John
C Alnsworth,' Mrs. Bichard Nixon, Mra
Julia E. Hoffman, Mrs. F. A, &napp,
Mrs. Anna A. DoiDn.' Mrs. jsrnest tuo it
er. Mrs. Williams, M. Whidden, Mrs. E.
C. Mears. Mrs. Charlea E. Wolverton,
Mrs. George F. Taylor," Mrs. Thomas
Kerr. . Mrs. Bichard Nunn, Mrs, , John
Sheriard. Mrs. Whitney 1. Boise, Mrs.
fllohard, Koehler, Mrs. Hannah Robert
son. Mrs. Henry E. Jones, Mra L '. N,
Llpntan Mrs. M. L. Holbrook, Mrs. L.
Al en Lewis. Mrs. F. L FuUer, 'Mrs.
Helen Ladd Corbett, Mrs.1 W. W, Cot
ton. Mrs. William Jones, Mrs.X?. S. Jack
son, Mrs. unariotta u. juaiajaw, Mra w,
J. vanscnuyver, wrs. a. u, jwaxweii,
Mrs. Ci. 3.- Reed. Mrs. Fredrick H. Paae.
Mrs. Jaanes Mcl. . Wood, , Mrs, feador
Lang, Mra. 1 W. Slttort, Mrs. 1 W. B.
Aver. Mrs. Henry McCraken. Mrs,:T. M.
Anderson, Mrs. C. F. Boeba, Mrs. T. M.
Strong,. Mrs. Henry W.-Corbett, Mrs. A.
L, Mills. Mrs. . Sia-mund Frank. - Mrs.
Marcus Flelschner Mrs. Frederick Eg
gert.) Mrs. Zera; Snow, Mra, James .A.
Sladen, Mrs. B, 8. Josselyn, Mrs. Wal-
and evergreens and the punchroom was ter V. Smith. Mrs. 8. M. , Mears; Mrs.
In ye4 and purple the colors .'of the tor- E?w pd oohhamr .nd. Mra Adolphe
der.i On 'thaiUbles in "the small banv i01, ' ' i !
miAr' room were beautiful bouauets of . ' : r'' w'-w '' ' -i
quet room were beautiful bouquets of
cut flowers. - xne. reception-room w
a lovely scene witn nanasomeiygowned
The committee that had charge of
the year's at nomes was Dr. v. u. New
castle, E JB. ColwelL A Avery, J.
G. Mackv R. Martin JrV J. . F, O'Donell,
George W. Stapleton, E. G. Jorgensen
and W. D. nasen. - .
Thejpatronesees this time were- Mrs,
C.
A pretty wedding ' v waa .: celebrated
Tuesday evening at the .Flsst Unitarian
church when Miss Edwina Balrd Mas
tick was married to Gerald Anthony of
Alameda, ' California. -There: waa va
large attendance ' of- friends.' Rev. aW.
G. Eliot read the ifnarrlaga . service. Miss
Alda Broughton played ' the' wedding
the
v.. Runvon. Mra K. L. Cannon. Mra. ni.k vr-- tn. -di.ii.,,..
J. r F. O'Donnell, Mrs. Philip N eu, Mrs. J bride's vocal teacher,- sang charntingly
Hi P. man-Mra. jd,rfi Mra-lbafora the ceremony. Y - rv , o
The briae wore, a' nanusoma gown or
Richard Martin Jr., and Mrs. E. B. Col
well. Among those present were:, Mr.
and Mrs, Ben Gadsby, Mr. and Mra. E,
lA,o.nu,fl Mr. And . "Mrm . Ttian
Mr. and ; Mra. J, B. Werlein, Mr. and
Mra George B. Cellars, Mr., and Mra
John Annand. Mr, andi Mrs. Banfleld
and Miss Banfleld, Mr. and Mra A. L.
Butterfield, Mr. and Mrs, C E. Run
yon. Mr., and Mrs. R. D. Cannon, Mr.
and Miss Mays, Dr. and Mra C. C.
Newcastle. Mr. and Mra, McKlnley
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrsi.-C.1 E. Fields,
(Jcn-fral and Mrs. R. Martin Jr., Mr. and
aIis. Philip Neu, Mr. and Mrs. J. p.
white marquisette trimmed with prin
cess iace ana a long veu secured witn
lilies of the valley, Her bouquet' was
of bride , roses and lilies. Her sister,
Mra. . T, - M. Patersotv, waa tha matron
of honor and she wore , her wedding
gown of cream satin trimmed with Val.
enciennes lace and. carried Gldengate
roses. . The bridesmaids were two other
eisters, Misses Maud and Cara Mastlck,
Mias Lou King and Miss Wllma Klxke.
All wore frocks of pink spiderweb xilic
with plnl veils and carried pink civ'ia
tions. barren iaayne of Sua ltfan-
clsco was the best -man and the ushers
were Charles Lewis. Herbert Griffiths
Thomas M. Paterson and Benjamin X)ey.
The altar was decorated with wreaths
and banked wltb palms and s ferna
Splrea and fern and tulle were effect
ively combined-
A reception followed at the Mastick
home with the family and the bridal
party present A buffet luncheon was
served. : Mr. and Mrs.1 Anthony have
gone to San Francisco for a short visit
before going to their home In Alameda.
A marriage of Interest that waa very
quietly celebrated, , waa that of Mlaa
Estelle Ford Llnehan and Lloyd Rltten-
house Smith, Wednesday .afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. D. Llnehan. Only the
immediate families were' present and
everything waa almple, because, of the
recent death of Mr.' Llnehan. Dr. E. 8,
Muokley, of the First Christian -church
read the service. - - - . ,
The rooms' were pretty with flowers.
The bridal party stood In a bower of
potted plants In the baywindow of the
reception-room. The living-room : waa
pretty with magnolias. In the dining-
room luncheon was served and the table
was charming in yellow and white. 8ml
lax, yellow .ribbons and tulle, and Cal
ifornia daisies.' were the decoratlona
Mr. and Mra Smith left - Immediately
for the mountains, where they , expect
to spend tne spring ana - summer on
their "timber - claim. The plans have
attracted a good , deal of attention by
their uniqueness.' The brides going
away dresa was ' av corduroy mountain
suit with high boots and sombrero and
her trousseau consisted ' entirely ' of
mountain olothes. Mrs. Smith is a hand
some blonde of musical attainments and
has for some time .been -the soprano
and director of - the Hawthorne Park
church choir. Mr. Smith Is the son of
an old and prominent family of Port
land. His parents. Mr. ana Mrs. a. t.
Smith, have a handsome home on Port-
lana J-ieigniB. mr. orrmn nas uean
iromlnently identified witn- Danamg in-
erests in tne city. -. ... . ,
' , . ' . .-' .
There was a gay gathering of Port
land folk at Seaside, over the , Easter
holidays., iThe W. IK Fentona the X
H, Flelachnera the J. G. Macks and Dr.
Locke opened - their' cottages and enter
tained guests. The Moore hotel waa a
scene or as much life aa In midsummer.
A-few or tnose wno went aown were:
Mr. and Mra Theodore B. Wilcox and
their JltUe son Teddy, Mra H. C. Wort
man, and i Miss Helen - and - Everett
Wortman, Russell Hawkins, Ion Lewis,
William VanSchuyver, .the Londona
Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Judge, Carl Spuhn,
Mrs. W. E. Panerle "and little Florence.
the if, E. Ayers, William B; Honeyman,
Mrs. James u. Hart ana miss Katner
Ine, and many others. . . a.
.The wedding of Miss Hannah Marie
HAVE T6UR
CALLING CAKDS
, WEDDING ,
INVITATIONS
. AND
MONOGBAM
STATTONEBY
, . .. XNGRAVED XT '
RUSHTON'S
304 - Buchanan Bldg., between
' Fourth and Fifth on Wash, St
WEDDING
AND VISITING CARDS
WASHINGTON BUILDING
messaltne trimmed with white lace and
carried a shower of pink . aweetpeaa.,
Louis Cronan attended Mr. Levy.-
The rooms were decorated prettily.
With dogwood 'and baskets of white li
lacs In the drawing-room. - The den waa.
decorated with palma and Eaater lilies,
and the dining-room ' was pretty with -white
roses and amilax. Mra Blrdaall,
who received the suesta Was aowned '.
In white lace and Mrs. Levy In pink
chiffon.. Mr. . Birdsall gave the bride
away.1" 'i; Vi'rVfr?- -J i ' iM-:---:.iyvt. '-4 .
At the reception Miss Gertrude Lyons,'
Miss Janet Gray of Seattle, and Miss
Leslie Fiske served in the dining-room .
and punch waa served in the den. Mr.
and. Mrs. Levy have gone to. California -on
a fortnight s trip and will be at home-.
later, at .621 Marshal street. . - : A .- ,
The Camaraderie, a club of young
men. haa sent out . invitations zor the
next dance, Friday evening. May 1, at '
the new Maaonto temple. Mra A. D;
Ch irleton, Mrs. E. E. Coursen and Mrs.
I,. Lytle will be the patronesses, and
ft ho members are Curtis 'Sargent, Ar-,
. , nit' iiir-in vwti o niw wnj icl, jmi-
Smith and Edmund Bennington ,Levy timr Fields, s Frank Howell, William
was celebrated quietly at the home- of
the brlda'a uncle and aunt, Mr. anoXMrs.
R.-H. Birdsall. Wednesday evening, Only
th ' Immediate relatlvea attended - the
ceremony and several- Intimate friends
were invited In late for a short recep
tion. Rev.- WIUiam R. JPow.eii read tu
service. , .- .',--.-,',:., - .. : .
The brld.was handsomely sow . in
White satin, trimmed with ducliesR. !
and- carried a shower of lilies of tlie vul
ley. -Miss Edith Ijpvy.v the-brid'tf room's
istcr, attended 'hor, and sue : wore i'in
?io;vYman Jr.,, Roy Fields and Elmer .
Ooung,
George F. Hoiman visited tn EugenT"
last week, 'remaining over Sunday. He r
gavo his Interesting talk on "The Art
of "Illumination" before the' Arts ' and- .
Crafts- society of the college town, and :
was most I latterlngly appreciated. Mr. -Hoiman
waa pleasantly entertained by
t?usie people during his stay. ,
(Continued on rape Tlsree.) ,