THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 31, '1910.
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pleasant to talk about. Mis Grant Is
the eldest daughter of U. 8. Grant. Jr.,
and with her Bister, Miss FaDny Grant,
and brother, U. S. Grant, III. she has
been the guest of the Chaffees In Adrian,
Ohio, since her return from abroad. U.
S. Grant, "Jr., Is the second son of Gen
eral Ulysses 8. Grant, and a brother of
Frederick Dent Grant Miss Grant's
mother was Miss Josephine. Chaffee,
. daughter of Senator Jerome B. Chaffee.
Miss Grant Is a cousin of Thomas Sharp,
Mr. King Is a son of 'the lata E. B.
I King, of Toledo, Ohio, and has been a
popular' , member of Portland society
since his arrival hers a year ago. Mr.
, King's mother la .a close friend of Mrs.
Charles . Scaddlng, and has been her
i guest a number of times. No date has
been set, for the wedding, though It will
probably take place In. the early fall.
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. , Rhododenron Inn has been the mecca
for automobllists within the last fort
night' 'Among ; those who registered
from Portland were: , Mr, and Mrs. Rus-.
-. sell E. Eewell. Mr. ' and Mrs. Marlon
Dolph, Mr. and Mrs. Wells Gilbert, Mr.
. and Mrs. Frank U Gilbert Mr. and Mrs.
Walter C. Smith,' Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Jv a Alnsworth, Mr.
and Mrs. J. -Wesley Ladd, Mr. and ..Mrs,
Morton Jnsley, Mrs. J. P, Thompson,,
Miss Genevieve Thompson, Miss .Jean.
' ette-Thomas. Miss Portia Klefer..Mlss
Elisabeth Sears, Miss Jeanette Klauder,
- Mr.- and Mrs, -W. -V. Smith,. Mr. and
'Mrs. W. J. Clemens, W. Stewart, Miss
EUiabeth Stewart, Miss Marian Mark
ham of St. Louis; T. 8cott Brooke, Jor
dan Zan, I. A. Llnthlcuip, O. S. Bennett
and John Wheeler. 1 -v. 1:
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Next Wednesday afternoon members of
the. Zeta PsJ and the Chi Pst fraternl-
ties In Portland will play baseball,
Following the game, the losing fratern
" lty will give a dinner at the University
Club. The Zeta Psl 4eam will be made
up from the. following, Flowden Stott,
, Chester Murphy,, John R. Hoi man. W.
H. Hurlburt, Julian Hughes. Harry JLltt,
George Brownlee, Dr. Otis B. Wight,
- Roland M. Kelly, Stanley Jewett. Fred
B. Holman,-David C; Lewis, .Ashley
Vantine, Harry Falling and Eugene
. Rockey. , The Qhl Psl nine will Include
. Antolne Labbe. George Sailor. Roy
. . Stearns, Louis Bronaugh, H. L." Shepard,
Lee Patterson. George Pease. Clifford
Nichols, James Alexander and Mr. Ben
nett of Detroit. - v -;
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- Mr. and 'Mrs Henry' Turrish -and
'Miss Vivian Turrish,, ; qf . Duluth,
Minn., who. Rave been guests" of the
Hotel .Portland; for., six. weeks,
H feturned Wednesday ; ,to their
fcome In the east Prior to their depar
ture, the Turrishes spent the week-end
at Seaside with Mr. and Mrs, Alexander
McDonenll. vThe McDonells are recent
M arrivals here from the east, who are
living at the Hotel Nortonla. They have
. purchased some. beautiful .lots near the
Leidbetter place, and will build a hand-
"tome residence' there. The Turrishes
may return to Portland In the fall to
make their home. -
From Santa Barbara come word of
the triumph achieved by Mrs. Andrew
Welch in her - moonlight picnic. ; "Mrs.
JVelch.'who has the reputation of telng
the most original hostess In San Fran
Cisco, sustained her reputation In this
novel affair. The guests were taken to
-the beach in motors along a roadway n
lumtnated with grinning Jack-o'-lanterns
and bright Japanese lanterns, fluttering
' like flowers of light In the breeze. The
. supper was served at long tables facing
.the sea( oonflws and "skyrockets casting
a nngni-giow over uw bubuo ui iuwji-
ment.
" . For Miss Salome Levy of New Tork,
Miss Estelle Seller of San Francisco,
Mrs. Tandorf of Frankfort Germany,
' and tlreir hostesses, Miss Mildred Meyer,
Mrs. Max Hlrseh and Mrs. Fred Seller,
a lunchton was given rThursday after
noon at the Oaks tavern By Mrs. Fred H.
Rothchlld and Mrs. Arnold Bllts (Miss
Enl Rothchlld). The table tarried
decorations of yellow coreopslsy and
greens., Covers were laid for twenty-
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony are be
- Ing felicitated upon the arrival Thursday
morning at their home of a small son.
, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Fisher are re
ceiving congratulations upon the advent
f a son Thursday, July il. -
Miss Helen Cake and Miss Helen Me
Cusker left Wednesday ; for Gear
hart Park to join a house party at the
.summer cottage of Mrs. Frank N..G1I-
. bert Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. Gilbert are
' expected home this week from New
Haven to spend the summer with the
. Frank Gilberts at Gearhart. Mrs. Gil-
' bert was Miss Mary i Thompson, of Se
attle. Alfred Gilbert was one, of Ore
gon's best athletes, and it was lmmedt-
SOCIETY PERSONALS j
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' ately after his triumphal return from
the Olympic 'games at London a couple
of seasons ago that Miss Thompson be-
v came his bride. 'w:'- A''-- ,
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Mrs.' Burton Went with her daughters,
'Helen and Marjorie, are spending a few
'-.weeks in Alameda as the guests of
, Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. Dixon was
a recent, hostess, entertaining a score of.
, , friends complimentary to her northern
,i Visitor. :... .-, . .
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:': Miss Ilda Jones returned to her home
In Labish Meadows Tuesday morning,
, after a brief, visit with her sister, Mrs.
Anderson M, Cannon.
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...t; ,. .Mr, and 'MrCJ, Marshall SteeC who
j were married In Oakland, Cal., June 29,
arrived in Portland on. the 23d of" this
i month, after" trip through Yellowstone
rour-Passsnffsr Coupe.
' Lonflf Wheel BaseJ
' Ample Boom.
Cushion Tires.
No punctures.
JFrariR C. RIggs
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Twnty-third and Wasilngtoc' Sts."
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Park. They have been the guests of Mr.
SUpI'b parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Steel, and h.ls sisters', Mrs. Charles B.
Warrens and Mrs. James F. Kwing, and
returned Thursday evening to their fu
ture home in Berkeley, -Cal,
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellsworth Smith
(Miss, Mary Ellen Conyers) have re
turned from a two. months' trip to
Honolulu and are guests at the home
of Mr. -and Mrs. W. H. Conyers at
Clatskanle. They will leave in a few
days for their -home In Kansas City, Mo.
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Mrs. J. E. Werleln, with Miss Helen
Werlein and Edward ' E. Werlein, Is
spending the" summer at the Pines,
Tioga, Long Beach, Washington Mrs.
Tom Sykes of Fargo, N. D., and Miss
Bertha Hacheney of Walla Walla are
guests of the Werlelns. , v
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Mr. and' Mrs. Francis Willard Bond
of Pendleton and Frank Hays left Fri
day for Re'dondo , teaeh, Cal., where
they will spend a month. They will be
at the Palace hotel, San Francisco, for
a week or ten days. ' ; ,,
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Mra H. D. i. Green, who Is , spending
the summer at Hotel Gearhart with her
daughter.- Mrs.'- C. J. Reed, ' came up
from the beach to see Mrs., Flske last
week, , returning , early this week to the
beach to remain until August 3d. ,
V Lieutenant and ; Mrs. Frederick A.
Barker (Miss Ruth Honeyman) of Fort
Asslnlbolne. Montana, will be among
the army people' In Tacoma during the
encampment. They will . be guests at
the Bonne-ille. - , j .
Roderick " Macleay returned Monday
from three mdnths In Europe. With Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph D. Grant (M-isa Edith
Macleay) of San Francisco, Mr. Macleay
toured the continent by automobile. Mr.
and Mrs. Grant are still In England. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCamant and
Tom McCamant returned Friday morning
from a week's visit in Washington and
British ' Columbia. Rainier, ; Tacoma,
Seattle and Vancouver, B. C, were
among the points-visited, ,
Miss Mildred . Nichols is expected
next Tuesday from two months In the
east. . Miss Nichols spent much time In
Joplln, Mo.; Scrantom Pa.,' and North
ampton, Mass. New York and Washing
ton 'were also visited. '
' Miss Elizabeth Stewart has returned
from Oakesmere, where : she -has been
a student the past . year. ,She was ac
companied by Miss Marian Markham, of
St. Louis, who was a classmate of Miss
Stewart's. V ',.; :-;.:';. ;:v;. v
; Mrs. Samuel Seller and Miss Amy Sel
ler, who have been guests at the Fred
Seller home;, have returned to San Fran
cisco. .' On their return Miss Seller's en
gagement to Joseph Goldsmith, of San
Francisco, was announced.
Mrs. William Taylor Patten and
children of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gauld are guests of General and
Mrs. T. M.' Anderson at their country
place on the CoIumbWu .,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fielschner and Mrs.
A. L. Hexter left yesterday for Gear
hart. They will be joined for the week-
ends by Mr. and Mrs, Henry Metsger
(Miss Flora Fielschner.)
Mrs. H. Hausman accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Marjory Hausman; left
yesterday for the beach, where they
will spend several weeks near Gear
hart . - sl, ; '
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Mrs. D. E. Dunbar and Miss Lavlna
Dunbar of Seattle are the guests of
Portland relatives and friends. Later
they will visit with' Mrs. Dunbar's
mother at Seavlew.
. Mrs. A. D. Charlton. Mrs.,Thomaa B.
Howes, Howard Charlton and MissLa-
veils Young left Thursday by automo
bile for , Cloud Cap Inn. They will re
turn Monday. ,
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Miss Amy Rothchlld has returned
from Ban Francisco, where she has been
the guest of Miss Alice Kaufman for a
couple of months. . She was accom
panied home by Mrs. Newman. ,
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Miss Helen Goods, Ernest Swigert
and , Holt Cooklnghanv have returned
from Tokeland. Wash., where they were
guests of Miss Katherine Holbrook at
the beautiful country place of the-M, I
Holbrooks. 1 v . ..
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:, Mrs. Edward Cooklngham and two
sons, Holt and Prescott Cooklngham,
wil spend the month of August at the
beach.. They , will occupy, the .C. ..E.
Smith cottage at Seaside. w
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r Miss Eva Durgan and Miss Ruba Dur-
gan, daughters of Dr. E. H. Durgan nf
Cupertino, Cal., will be the house guests
of Dr.- and Mrs. Byron E. Miller for a
month at their Montgomery street homi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gregg are
visiting in Ban Francisco, and are reg
istered at the St, Francis hoteL Other
Portlanders at the St. Francis are Mr.
and Mrs. S. Morton Colin.
Mrs. Addlscui Potter has left for North
Beach, where she wll spend a couple of
weeks. Miss Grace Potter Is in Cam
bridge, where she Is attending the Har
vard summer school..-
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Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Simon and chil
dren and Miss Sonncnfeld are back from
a delightful trip to Alaska. They vis
ited Vancouver and Victoria, ' B ,C., and
Seattle and Tacoma., ; ;
t.',"mk-: and Mrs. '"George F." Schott have
bought a home in Rose City Park at
504 East Forty-seventh ' street. North,
where they will move this week.
Mr. . and Mrs. Frank Gilchrist Owen
(Mies! Leila Shelby) have returned from
San - Francisco and ' have taken , apart
ments at the Hotel Portland temporarily,
. Madam J. H. Bauer, accompanied by
Miss Flora Bauer, left yesterday for San
Francisco where they will spend the
month of August.
' Mrs. Henry Nowhall, Miss Dorothy
Ncwhall and Miss Geraldlne Rltson of
Berkeley are spending the week at the
Breakers.". . t . :. ' : 1
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Mr, and Mrs. Horace E. Chapman have
taken apartments at ha King's ; Hill,
having recently soldr't.h'eir ranch on the
.Lewis river.
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" Mrs. S. D. Smith and Miss Laura
Smith were guests at the Hotel Perry in
Seattle several days last week, en route
to Victoria, B. C. : . - ' ' r r ,
' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Wilbur left
Wednesday morning for Honolulu. They
will-sail. from San Francisco Saturday
and will be away a couple of months,
Mrs. " Edward Williams and Miss
Florence Williams, of The Dalles, are
suxsta-or Mr., aud. toaRufiggU-JBewalli
for two weeks. They arrived Monday,
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Dr. Henry Waldo Coe Is a guest i
the , St Francis hotel In San Francisco,
Miss Dorothy Morrison will leave to
morrow to Join her mother, Mrs. A. A.
Morrison, who with her two sons, is
domiciled - at the Hotel Moore. Miss
Jean Morrison Is also at the beach,
The Morrisons will remain away un
til September., ; . - , ,
Mr. ' and Mrs. l, Presley Ladd and
Miss. Helen Ladd are spending the sea
son at the Hotel Gearhart. Miss Helen
has as her guest Miss Mary Brownie.
Mis Janet Noble and her guest Miss
Ruth Woolsey, of Santa Rosa, have re
turned from the beach, where they were
the guests of Miss Dorothy NewhalL-
Mrs. J. M, McPnee and three daugh
ters, the Misses Margaret Dorrls and
Catherine McPhee. left early last week
to spend the season at Clatsop beach.
Mrs. Solomon hirsch has gone to the
beach, where Miss Hirsch is spending
the summer. - . '
Mr. and Mrs. James W. .Cook are In
San, Francisco, whera they have taken
apartments at the Hotel Fairmont" ,
; Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. McOlnn' are
guests at the Hotel Fairmont In San
Francisco.' ; ' ; . ; ;
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' Ilss Dorothy Huber spent the wetk
in town. She returned to the beach
on- Saturday.' .- !:.:.
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Mrs. E. C. Shevlln and two sons left
Thursday morning for Gearhart Park,
where she will remain for a month.
Mrs. H. D. Angell is visiting in Ta
coma with her sister, Mr. C. C. Johns,
at her country cottage at Day Island.
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Mrs. Julius L. Meier and children are
at the Hotel Gearhart and will remain
all during August ' v -'.. .': ''.'
Mrs. I. N. Fielschner Is entertaining
Mrs. Sol Ehrman and Joseph Ehrman
of San Francisco at her beach home,
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Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Whiting and two
children will spend the coming month at
Seaside. , - "
Bishop and Charles Scaddlng are so
journing at Band. on, Oregon.'. .. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Swigert re
turned Friday from White Salmon,
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
K
i One of the most successful picnic
parties or the season was that given by
the members Of St. Mary's choir, Wil
Hams avenue, last Sunday, at Oswego
Beach. The party did not return until
late in the evening. The famous Ore
gon male quartet, composed of M. J.
Keating, Joseph Alstock, Joseph A. Taus
cher and Albert Ledbcrry, furnished the
music for. the occasion. : Others in..the
party were Mr, and Mrs.- Frank Tsus
cher, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tauscher
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alphonse, Mrs.
M, J. Keating, Miss Molly Keating, MIsa
Delia Tauscher, George Pyle, Miss Ruble
Goulet Gregory j , Morris, Harry Gard
ner, Miss Golds Goulet, Oscar Kohler
and Charles Pembroke.
; On Monday evening. July 25. the
members of the Kern Park Christian
church tendered a reception to their
new pastor, Rev, A. J. Adams, and fam
lly. (A large number of the membership
and friends were present Rev.- J. F.
Ghormley and Rev. Dr. Cook, of the
Central Christian church, and ' Rev.
Thomas A. Plcton and wife, of ; the
Rodney Avenue Christian church, were
also in attendance and added much to
the Interest of the evening. Mr. Adams
'Is a ,man of wide experience on th
coast, having done successful work in
California and ' Washington, and has
been given a royal welcome to the state
of Oregon.
? Miss Hattie Aaron, of Spokane, has
been entertained extensively during her
visit in this city. This week she was a
guest of the Misses Abrahams. .Miss
Rose Rubensteiu entertained with a
lawn-party. The lawn was beautifully
decorated with. Japanese lanterns. Miss
Sadie Taylor entertained last Sunday,
July 24, with a launching party, In
honor of Miss Aaron. . The party con
slsted of eighteen couples of Miss Tay
lor a most intimate friends, who en
Joyed the trip down the Willamette
and - Columbia rivers. Miss Aaron
leaves July 81, for her home In Spokane.
. The Tyalsiai club gave a delightful
outing to their friends last Sunday.
Luncheon was served at Dr. and Mrs.
William F. Fieblg's beautiful riverside
home. , The girls spent the day wttn
games, canoeing and launching. (The
Tyalsiai club Is Composed of 13 pbpu
lar young women of Washington High
school. Among those present were Miss
Maud Woodruff, Miss Vera Meeks, Miss
Esther Hawkins, Mis Dorothy Dens-
more, Miss , Mary Wright Miss Maud
Wright, . Miss Tlllie O'Berg and Miss
Mamie Howarton. s
Mrs. W. J. Holman gave a china
shower on Wednesday at her home, 48
East Ninth street, North, for Miss Rose
Donald, whose marriage to Donald Mc
Bride will takS place the latter part of
August . The guests were Mrs. James
Dorney, Mrs. J. Holman, Mrs, Guy
Haines, Mrs. Glfford Anthony; Mrs. J,
Taggert Mrss C. Aiken, Mrs. Charles In-
glefleld, Miss Mollis Slrey, Miss Nellie
Dorney, Miss Sarah McBrlde, Miss Ruby
Crichton, Miss Sadie McGlnnls, Miss
Ann Splldspoel, Miss Violet Inglefleld
and Miss Luclle Kenworthy,
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Mrs.; James C Costello has returned
from Seattle, where she has been the
guest of her sisters, Mrs. "James Mc
Hugh "and Mrs. Edmond ."'Roche' for
several weeks. Several entertainments
were given in the Sound city for the
visitor. Last .Tuesday Mrs. Patrick
James McHugh gave a card luncheon
for her sister, In her Queen Anne Hill
home, while several Smaller affairs were
given the latter part of the week.
Miss Alay Hagemann, 'who Is the
guest of Miss Grace Darling Flynn in
Seattle, has had many courtesies shown
her the past week. Mrs. L. J. Helen thai
gave, a bridge Friday ' evening In her
honor, the same day Mrs. W. L. O'Con
nell complimented her with a luncheon,
and Saturday afternoon. Miss . Grace
Darling Flynn gave a matinee party
at the Moore theatre to see William Col
lier .in ."A Lucky ..Star." . .
Dr. -and Mrs. w. J Holman, , J. R.
Hansen, Donald Hansen, Miss Rose Don
ald and the Misses Lucile and Cecilia
Holman will leave the first of August!
ror iMenaiem ror a two weeks' sojourn..
Mr and Mrs. Patrick C Collins of
East Twenty-second street, gave adln
ner Thursday in honor of their' guests
from the north, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc
Laughlin and Rev. Charles MacAleer.
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On last - Saturday Mrs. William' VL
Wilder aked a number of young ladles
to an Informal afternoon at her home to
meet hef. nelce Mlts :Anna Chrl8toffer.
sen oi iaooma.. s , , . . ;.,,,
Miss 'Alice Juston, daughter of' Mr.
and Mrs. L E. Juston, took a party of
friends' for a delightful motor trip, Fri
day evening. '. After the ride the. party
was entertained at the home of MUji
AX
Juston. The.-party consisted of Miss
Alice Juston, Miss Anna Christoffersen
of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. William Wil
der, and Gus Cramer,
iA very srtistio luncheon .was given
Thursday by Mrs. Moses at her pretty
home on East Yamhill. Her guests were
Mrs. Walter McGuire and daughter
Helen, Mrs. William Mansel Wilder, Mies
Anna Christoffersen of Tacoma, Miss
Norma Ti!fer and Mr. Rountree.
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Miss Lou and Anne Bitzer cave a
theatre party last Thursday In honor
of Miss Anna Christoffersen of Tacoma.
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WEDDINGS
Miss Veta Olivia Bacon of Portland,
and Fred G. Fully, also Of Portland.
were married Wednesday of last week at
Vancouver, Wash., in the First Christian
chu.ush, Rev. D. C. Kellems officiating.
The church was artistically decorated
with white sweet peas and the wedding
party stood under an arch from which
hung a. wedding bell of the same flow
ers. The bride wore a white embroidered
Swiss made on princess lines and car
ried with Bride roses. Her bridesmaid,
Miss Beverly Bharp. of Vancouver, cou
sin of the brlde was gowned In yellow
silk and carried white carnations. The
groom waa attended by. James J. Fore
man or Portland. The wedding march
was .played by. Miss Exle Moor, with, a
solo preceding the ceremony by Mrs.
Laura T. Crawford. A reception at the
home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs.
rnscuia sparks, followed the weddlne.
Miss Lillian Paulson of Portland was
the lucky one to catch the bride's bou
quet' Mrs. Fully is the daughter of
ours. juaDei Bacon oi Portland, and
Mr. and Mrs. Fully will make their
home in Portland. ,
j A pretty romance culminated in the
marriage of Dr. Ralph Jeffcott of 8t
Helens and Miss Mabelle C. Wright Of
i'oruand. which took place Wednesday
ariernoon ,m the j Advent Christian
church. To the strains of Lohengrin'
wedding march the bride, charmingly
gowned in crepe de chine, entered on
the arm of , her. father., t Her veil was
held. in place by orange hlossoms and
she carried an arm .bouquet of .Bride
roses.. Rev. Charles . Hof f enden offici
ated, i Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held at the home of the bride,
at which otily relatives and Immediate
friends were jOresent The house was
artistically decorated with ferns and
sweet peas. Mrs, Jeffcott was a mem
ber of the class of 1807 of the Portland
High school and Dr. Jeffcott finished a
course in the North Paciflo Dental col
lege In the same year After their hon
eymoon they will make their home at St
Helens,' where Dr. Jeffcott Is a promi
nent young dentist. ' ., ,
A. H. Harms of Portland and Bertha
Weddeler of Boring were united In mar
riage by Dr. William H. Foulkes at the
residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs; Christian Weddeler, near Boring,
Thursday .Afternoon, July 28. Mr,
Harms Is In the employ of Wells, Fargo
Express company and Mrs, Harms is
the daughter of one of the prosperous
and well known farmers of Clackamas
county. Within a few months her par
ents have celebrated their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary and her grandpar
onts their golden- wedding anniversary,
in the same house In which this wedding
took place.
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H. H. Haskell and Miss Lellla Sharon,
unbeknown, to their many friends,
shipped quietly over t Oregon City on
Friday of last week and were married.
Miss Sharon Is the daughter of E. E.
Sharon, for many ears grand secretary
or me i. v. u, v: ti uregon, ana ftir. tui'
lcfell Is managefof the Graton & Knight
Manufacturing company. Mr. and Mrs.
Haskell are at present on their wedding
journey. Just where they are or when
they will return is. not known. ,
. Alvln Lester Glpson and Miss Cathcr
Ine Bucey Spencer wero married Mohr
day afternoon, July 25, 1910. at the res
ldence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Chris
tina Spencer. 489 Blackstone street, by
the Rev. Roy-Edgar Remington, rector
of All Saints Episcopal church. The
bride was given away by her mother.
Only members tf the immediate family
were present
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Roy Miller, Layton and Miss Nellie
Irene Sapp were married Tuesday even
ing, July 26, 1910, at All Saints Episco
pal church by the rector, the Rev. Roy
Edgar Remington. The bride was given
away by her aunt. Mrs. Henry Cave. If
R. Crane was best man and Miss Mar
garet Kehrll acted as maid of honor.
. James Hugh McCall and Mildred
Elaine Maurer, both of .La Grande. Or
were married at his residence by Rev,
William Hiram Foulkes. D. D..of the
First Presbyterian church, Sunday af
ternoon, July 24, at o clock. Mr. Mc
Call Is a young hanker of La Grande,
Lemuel . B. Nicholson and Miss Lily
Bruce Lyness were married on Wednes
day evening, July 27, .at the home of
D. L. ; Pursel, on Yamhlu street, at.
o'clock, Dr. Benjamin Young, pastor of
the Taylor Street Methodist church per
forming the ceremony, ,
. G. G. McDowell of Thurston county,
Wash., and Grace E. Abbott of Port
land were united)' in marriage by the
minister of the First Presbyterian
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George T. Dodd and Mabet R. Baley,
both of this city, were married last Sun
day afternoon at S o'clock at the First
Methodist Episcopal church parsonage,
Dr. Benjamin Young officiating.,
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Kyle McDanlel of Umatilla and Miss
Lotta Wilson of this city were married
on Monday evening, July 25, by Rev. Dr.
Benjamin Young at his home, corner of
Eleventh and Salmon streets. ;'
Calvtn Schlador of Marlon county, and
Miss Zetta White of Portland, Or., were
married Thursday afternoon, July 28,
1919, at the White Temple, by Rev. W.
B. Hlnson. ,
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Mr. and Mrs.Mark C. Potter'have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter,
NeutA Lillian, to Edward Randall Hoa
kin of Portland. Mrs. Hoskln Is a Salem
girl..- o.';:,-v vV:.'.V,-:..;r.;..r'l' '
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Walter Fox and Miss Jennie Gray of
Portland, Or., were married at the White
Temple. Saturday, July 23, 1910, by Rev.
W. B, Hlnson. ,
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L. R. LeMaster and Mrs. Lula Smith,
both of Portland, Or., were married -at
the White Ternple, Friday evening, July
22, 1910. by Rev., W. B. Hlnson.
Weddfhg and 'visiting cards -William
Klumpp .company, 226 Washington st,
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Emericlcof Ar
ington, Or.,-- announee the- engagement
of their daughter, Eva M to Adolph
Slegrlst, of HUlsboro. The wedding will
take Place In Arlington at the Metho
dist Episcopal church September 27
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss Kath-
erlns Smith of ' Seattle are visiting
friends In Portland. The Misses Smith
are en route to Long Beach. 1
Mrs. W. P. Llllts and Miss Lucy LIUIs
are at the Hbllabaugh cottage at Seaside
for the season. : Mrs. A :L. Rapp and
son are the guests thjs week of Mra
Llliia-
Frank I. Barnes of St. Paul, accom
panied by his mother and Sister, are
guests of friends In Portland.
Miss Catherine Barrett Is at the beach.
td remain until September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Hansen are spend
ing a couple of weeks In Portland with
relatives. ' Mr, Hansen Is Kith the San
Franolsco Examiner.
Mrs A. M. Smith was a week end vis
itor at the beach. ,
Miss Lou Allen and Mrs. Dora Rav of
Grass Valley, Cal., returned Tuesday
night from Astoria and Seaside.
Mrs. ; Lewis R. Fairchlld' -and tnei
Fairchild have returned from . three
weeks stay at Seavlew,
Mrs. S., Shaplrer and Miss Edith
Shapirer returned last week from a
visit of five months in New -York.
Dr. Sanford Locb with his mother,
Mrs. Elixa Loeb, and his sister, MIes
Rebecca Loeb, returned Wednesday from
a trip through southern California There
they have been traveling for the past
six weeks. Dr. Loeb expects to sail
for Europe In the near future.
Miss Amy Mergrue has returned from
Tacoma, where she visited with her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Lindsay, for a couple
oi weens.
Mrs. C.v J. Smith of Minneapolis and
Mrs. C. H. tVlnphell of Chicago, are
spending, the summer In Portland as
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misses. Through a very fortunate purchase we
were able to secure the entire sample lines of four
of the foremost and best manufacturers of high
grade women's and misses' Tailored Suits of New
York City. They consist of just 263 Suits of all
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