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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 23. 1908. SOCIETY (Continued from Page Two.) John 8. Reed, John C. Falllni and Elliott Holcomb are unjoylng a walking trip along the const to Coos hay. These "hobo" trips are fast gaining popu larity among the young crowd us u means for combining exercise and di version In summer. Evory year several students from Uie T'nlverslty of Oregon tramp It In this inunner from Eugene to ths coast and thoriec up to Seaside and AstorlH. I'usunllv when they reuch As toria they nre ready to board the train for Portland. The Misses Therese and Rosrtlle Frlondly of Eugene came down last week to attend the wedding of MUa4 Alice Brelherton ami Clifford Brown of Salem. They visltl their coualn. Miss Henrystte I.nuer MIh Nnrnm Hend ricks and Miss Leone Kays alBO camo down for the wedding. Mrs. W. U Ktraugh of 23 2 North Fifteenth street entertained with i luncheon last week for her cousin, Mrs. Raymond Street of Salem, Ohio, and liter sister Miss I'lntt. Mrs. Frank Lawrence Nau has re turned from a two months' outing at Heaslde house, with her two children and nuild. nnri has taken apartments at Alexandra Court. Harold Reed, Berwick Wood. Ted Ilig glns and Harry Kliivel of Astoria nre among the popular Portland academy crowd spending some time at Seaside. Mr. And Mrs. Marcus Flclschner gave a Miiall dinner last Sunday evening at Seaside houses In compliment, to Mr. and Mrs. Max Goodman of San Franclaco. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine R. Smith arc entertaining MIsh Sara (iiani-e. Miss Florence Morrison and J. A. McHoIland at their Seaside cottage, Ala Bama. Mrs. Alblnn Page has gone east for a three months' trip during which she will visit In Washington and New York and will go thence to Canftda. The engagement of Miss Orace von Oroenewaid. an accomplished young pi anists, to Henry Bcrger Jr. was an nounced last week. 1 Mrs. Robert Kennedy leaves tomorrow to visit friends in Wisconsin. She will spend snm time in Chicago and will be fcone two months. Miss Frances Wilson and Miss Miriam Strong are "guests of the Misses Oenrglna. Kathleen and Caroline Burns at Gearhart Park, youngest son, Kenneth, returnod to Portland last week from his suiumar's visit here. Hs will leav this week for California to visit his Stanford friends before going east to complete his college course at Yale. w Mrs Frank M Wsrren spent last week with friends at Uearhart Park. Mrs. John A. Keating wa one of the guests at The Breakers last week. Harold Bates Is a guest at the Dr. Nichols cottage at Tioga beach. EVENTS OF THE WEEK -6S The New York Bociety of Orogon for Its regulur monthly meeting gave a garden party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Van Tyne, 1712 Ports mouth avenue, last Tuesday evening. The spacious grounds were lighted with Japunese lanterns and the large porch with electric lights making a very at tractive picture. During the evening the following message of welcome whs sent to Judge Alton B. Psrker snd Col onel le Lancy Nlcoll of New York, then speaking at the Hellig theatre: "Judg" Alton B. Parker The members of the New York Society of Oregon, now In session at the residence of M. C. Van Tyne, Portsmouth, send greeting to their distinguished townsmen, Judge Al ton E. Parker and Colonel De lyanry Nlcoll. The Lmplre State does Honor io its webfooted sister state In sending tlon by Miss Elsie Blttel. Light re freshments were aerved. The fueati were: Mlsa Elsie Hlttel. Mlsa Alice Malcolm. Miss Ethel Itogera. Mlsa Has el Shields, Miss Mary Winn, Mlsa Man Thompson. Mlsa Mary Namey, Mlsa Anne Williams, Miss Hthel Henderson, Miss Ida Malcolm, Miss May f'ur'V Miss May Lewis. Mr. Max, Jack lo herty. rVed Harris. Lewis Purdv, Jamea Taylor, Mr. Henry. Kay Heath. Oeorse .bavla, Harry Jeffrlea and Ja k Heath. w The home of Mlsa Kdna Orovea In Corvallla waa the scene of a pretty social affair Friday afternoon, when she gave a "Jelly and Jam" shower in honor of Mlsa Frances Belknsp whose marriage to Hoy Hoirenberg la to take place September J In Corvallla. A large number of young women, were pres ent and many glasses of tempting Jam and Jelly were "showered" upon the honor guests, who (as Is also the hostess) Is mm of the popular teachers In the Corvallla public school. w Mrs. W. R. VVIIllnins. Mrs. R. Par cell and Mrs. Greenwood gave a very pleasant evening at their cottage at Seaside. Five hundred waa tho chief feature of the evening. Among those present were: Captain Beaucannon of Tenlv. South Wales, who gave a fine rendering of "Asleep in the Ieop. John Thomas Morgan of Pant GIa.s. gave two fine recitations. John Smith of Kern Park won the prize st cardd. Light refreshments were served. WEDDINGS Miss Laura R. McDonald and C. L. Strong .were united In marriage at 4ho home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Can. zaita McDonaJit, 002 East Sherman street. Wednesday evening. August 12. two of Its most distinguished cltlzensJ by Rev. Jann s A' P. MOaw. The bridal Miss Vivian, A. Marshall returned last nwk after a six months' visit through out the prominent cities of the east and middle west. w Judge and Mrs. Thomas O'Pay are f uests of Mr. and Mrs Louis H. Tarp cv at their Seaside cottage. Mrs. Edward R. Roots and her son Tnh ott returned Friday after a stay of several weeks at Seaside Mrs George W. McHrlde of Portland and Mrs. W. A. Cut; ink of Salem are at the Moore at Seaside. Mrs Raleigh Stott and her son. Plowdtn Stott, are guests at the Moore at Senside. k ie In- and Mrs. Ralph Fenton are guest.s . iii. Seaside collate of Jurier and V I), renion. juokb renions n la horrfers." Herbert Huolii jviiik M. C. Van Tyne. Dr. Mary Thompson and Miss Llda M. O Bryan, commit too Refreshments were served and very delightful evening pasned bv those present. The next meeting will te held on the evening of September lb. A pleasant surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs. I. A. LeBeau of 101 Tenth street last Saturday. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing cards. Light irfreshments were served. Those pres ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Max Schwlr-h-Knhi-n. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. France, Mrs Nixon. Mrs. Blakley. Mrs Louise Schwartz. Mrs. Iagge. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. LeBeau, Robert Fiance. Rea France. Miss Klenoro Sch wlchtenberg. Miss LvdlH Vollr. August Moehnke, Miss Geneva Fiance and Levean Moehnke. Mrs. E. A. France entertained a few ot her friends Friday afternoon at home at 792 Enst Seventh street North The rooms were prettily decorated with La France roses and pink fuschias. The. dining-room was all In red sweet peas. Refreshments were served. Covers were laid for 12. Those Invited were Mrs. I. A. LeBeau. Mrs. Max Sch wlchtenberg, Mrs. Bairns. Mrs. Blakley, Mrs. K. A. France, Airs. Louise Schwartz. Miss El nore Schwichtenberg, Miss Jenny Blak ley and Miss Geneva France. Mrs. T. L. Rice who Is spending the summer at Long Beacfi gave a marsh mullow toast Wednesday evening. Pop ping corn over a bonfire was enjoyed by all. Recitations and singing were the entertainment of the evening. There were It Who enjoyed the social feature and among them were: Mrs. C. Adnler and her sons, Leslie and Chester, Mrp. A. L. Petrle and her daughter Ruby, T L. Rice and Miss Annie Rice Miss Ella Laney entertained a. num ber of her friends Friday evening at her home, 506 Seventeenth street In honor of her 20th birthday. Theie were games and music and a reclta party took their positlorts while Dorothy Krazer and Mary McConnell, violinists, accompanied by Adelle McDonald, slater of the bride, played tho Lohengrin wed ding music. Littlo Leona Garner strewed the wnv with flowers and Ed die Gcrner acted as ring bearer. The bride was becomingly attired In chif fon r.armma, trimmed with vulenclennes and carried white carnations. Sho was accompanied by her sister. Miss Anna McDonald, maid of honor, who wore blue solesette trimmed with silk lace. The bride was given In marriagebv her eldest brother, .lames W. McDonald. Mr. Strong, who Is the principal of the Sell wood school, nan attended by A. T. Bar ton, as best man The bride was for nirrlv a teacher in the Portland schools. The beautiful rlntf ceremony was used, nflrr which there was a brlefVon K rat u In to ry reception. Light refresh ments were served. The rooms were profusely decorated with Oregon grape and pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Strong will live on East Thirtieth street after tho completion of their rew home there. The following Riirsts were present: Mrs. Leon W. Garner of Yacolt, Wash.: little Leona Garner and Bldle Garner. Rev. James A. P. McGaw. Mrs. George H. Himes. t'lar age Himes. Mrs. Harold Rice, Mrs. Ceorge W. Povey, Ml. and Mrs. H. V. Woodworth. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ston road. Mr. and Mrs. George Tazwell, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lawton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rofeno. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hale. Mr and Mrs. John B. Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. JamcK W. McDonald, Mrs. Canzarla Mc Donald, the Misses Hattle Ynrwood. F'.thel and Marv McConnell. Dorothy Fra- zt. Frances F Smith. Gladys and Grace Woodworth. Grace Elliott, Anna Mary and Adelle McDonald ami A. T. Barton. Claude E. Hicks, Peter F. and John McDonald. At the home of the bride's- parejits. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Long, near Anabel station, August 19. their daughter Miss Eda Alberta Long, and George Frank lin Smith, were united in marriage. TD., UAr.iv' A Rnrdpn officiating. Miss Blanch McKinney of Monmouth played 1 one of Dayton's wedding marches The bride carried white carnations. There were many Invited guests and a wed ding dinner wa aerved. Mr and Mra. Smith will be at home In Montavllla. A wedding of Interest to many peo ple, took place last night at the beau tiful home of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Nye at Garfield. Wash, when their eldeat daughter, Eva Menrea, was married to Fred Boyd. The bride waa handsome In White silk with veil and carried bridal roses. The bridesmaids were her alHters, the Mlnnt-it Ityrl ami Blanch, In pale blue silk. The brliL-groom was at tended by Lewis Westlcott and Heeves Trout. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Buchnnoii. assisted by Rev. Mr. Jope. The bride was given away bv her father. The lurge parlors of the Nye resilience were artistically decor ated for the occasion with beautiful cut flowers, roses, ferns and white asters predomlnat Iiik The lawn and veranda were beuutlfully lighted with Japane.se lanterns. At K 30 the bridal party en tered the main parlor and took their places under a larse florul bell to til" strains of the wedding march played by Miss Helen Gwln and Vernon Trout. The dining rooms were decorated with ferns, evergreens, smllax, asters, potted plants and rosea. A perfectly appointed wedding menu was enjoyed by 110 of the most Intimate friends of the con tracting parties. There were many out of town guesta. Colfax and Snokane sending the great est number. Among the Colfax guests were Dr. and .Mrs pocock. who are pioneers of hitman county. Dr. Po cock drove with Mr. Nye to Garfield from Colfax In the early days, whert the town had but a few scattered houses. Mr. Nye was at tliut time looking for a business location Mr. Nye in now at the head of the Garfield National bank. Miss Gladvs MrCroskey was success ful In catchliiK the roues thrown by the bride snd was also in cutting tho f)lece of "fortune cake" containing toe ildden ring. Mr. Mrs noyn win make an ex tensive wedding tour into Oregon and nt returning will make their home In Garfield. w Miss Emma Jenesen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols Jenesen, and James B. Young of Portland were united In marriage on Tuesday evening last In Seattle at the residence of tho Rev. M. A. Matthews, who officiated. The marriage was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Stevens, sister and brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Mr. Young Is the onlv son of Mrs. James Young of this city. Announcements base been received of the marriage, of Mrs Maggie E. Hearn and Charles E. Short at Grants Pass, last Wednesday Both formerly lived in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Short have Joined a party consisting of Mr and Mrs. R. W. Stevens and George Brune ( Portland on a trip to Crater Lake. After September 5 thry will be at home at Merlin, Or. William Schroeder of Marshfield. Or., and Miss Jessie Schuett of Omaha, Neb., accompanied by L. C. Krochuke. ! and Miss Minnie Krochuke of Portland, were married in the reception room of the White Temple August 19. bv Rev. Henry A. Bardrn. Mr. and Mrs bchroe der will reside at Marshfield, where Mr. Schroeder Is In business. Peter Neuererer and Camille C. Nl coud were united in marriage Monday at St. Ignatius church, Laurelwood, by Father Dlnneen. Immediately after the ceremonv they left for a trip to Seat tle, Tacoma and British Columbia cities. Oscar S. Walte and Mrs. Eliza .1. Welch were married August 17 in the evening at the office of Judge T. 13. McDevitt, Alnsworth building. Rev. Henry A. Barden officiated. On Wednesday evening, August 5, Edward Mills and Miss Eva Monelva Goodwin were united In marriage. The, wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mra B T. Weaver. tti Eaat Twelfth street, north. Henry Marcotte, pastor of Westminster Preahy lerlati church officiated. The ceremony waa performed In the presence of a few friends. Ths bride was gowned la white and carried a beautiful bouquet uf wbUe-carnatlona. A pretty home weeding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ilopfer. 2K2 North Sixteenth street, Sat urday evening when Ihelr eldest daugh ter, Lizzie, was married to Charles 8. Goodale. The bride was gowned In white and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations The bridal party stood beneath a pretty bower from which hung a large wedding hell. The bride's sister. Amelia, was bridesmaid and Ed gar Pindar waa best man. The cere mony waa performed by Rev. Luther H Dyott. The home was decorated with Oregon grane, golden rod, sweet peas, rosea and chrysanthemum dahlias. Only relatives and Immediate friends were present until 9S0 when a surprise party of employes from the bride, groom's office arrived and presented the bride and groom with a handsome gift. Mr. and Mrs. Goodale left for their new home Immediately. The marriage of Miss Yuba Austin of Corvallla and William Angus of Gardiner, southern Oregon. was cele brated at the bride home at 10 o'cloi k Thursdav morning liiatteuded they entered the :ar!or and In a floral bow of they were" met by ltev. J H. N. Bell the Presbyterian church who per-' - . 1 , 1 L-..L ui wm formed the eeremony. Tha bride wag tastefully gowned In brown elotlt traveling suit. Tha roam wer decnr ated with cut flowera and feme and a wedding dinner waa served. Mr. ami Mrs Angus are spending a brief honey moon In Portland, but will make their home at Gardiner. Dr. Clarence True Wilson united In marriage John fltronarh and Mia Annla Artlner August II. Tha ceremony waa performed at Centenary parsonage, Mr. and Mra. Stronach will realda In Pott, land. Miss Ethel H. Rogers and I-oule V. Simpson were married July 1&. at 4 -East Grant street, by Rev. 0. Hagoea. (Continued on Page Five.) For the Newest in Wearing Apparel Visit the "Style Store" 45 SUITS AT HALF PiCE MONDAY ONLY These handsome ladies' suits are from our very latest Summer shipment made on lines of early Fall models dark and light colors. Every suit Worthily Represent ing Our Excellent Buying Record. 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