;HE 'OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1311.
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HAPPT VEW YHAR1 , Another lap
, run In the great race with a fine
tralght-a-way course ahead for
1911 and good resolutions galore
' '.to help on the -way. Of course
t one must have -New Tear one must
. make resolutions, and keep them for a
While. 'too,' that is part of It;-but was
- iv wise-; little society woman ' who said
i-fce never botnered with resolutions on
NwYear's because every minute was
really , a ew," beginning and she . had
plenty of time to make them all the
t ear round, and a better chance to keep
jfhwn when she remembered about the
,. Many-changes have- been wrought In
, the world of society the past year. .In
teresting new names have been added to
the lists, numbers of prominent mar
riages have taken place and debutantes
have made their bows. Just as many
v changes will take place the coming ytar
-txt It would probably hot be far wrong
t to predict an unusually brilliant sea
son at least the society editor hopes
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""Marked by simplicity in. all lta de
fails, ":jthe wedding Of Miss Kathleen
, puma and Thomas Robertson was eol
j rmniged Tuesday afternoon at half past
; four In, Trinity Episcopal church by
' Dr., A. ; A- Morrison. The church dec
orations " remained as tbey had been
for Jth Christmas services. The bride
Was : unattended. She wore a stun
ning salt of sapphire blue' wittf hand
some collar of white fox far
and- a black, hat with .white feathers,
Her flowers were lilies of -the valley,
iorge Warren acted as groomsman.
Only connections of the two families
' and a very few of the most Intimate
, friend were. bidden' to the wedding or
the . reception which followed at the
Burns home. The weeding is of unus
ual Interest because of the prominent
families brought In closer touch through
It. Both Mr. and Mrs. Robertson .come
of old pioneer stock .and Included In
their family membership are the . Dor
betts, Failings,, tewises, Wiaons, Flan
ders, Gllsans4 and Couches. . Mrs. Robertson-Is
the second-daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Walter John Burns. The other
children 'are Miss Georgians Burns,
- Miss 'Anita Burns, Mrs. Lee Hawley
Hoffman (Miss Caroline Burns), Miss
- iouise Burns and Jack Burns. After
-finishing at Farmington. Mrs. Robert
son spent considerable time In foreign
travel, She Is a great student and re-
. markably clever. Mr. Robertson made an
i lnterssting tour of the world, a couple of
" years ago with George Warren, He is
the -eldest son M Mr." and Mrs. W. E.
Robertson and a brother of Miss Nan
Robertson. Miss Mary Robertson and
flack Robertsbn.j . Mr,, Robertsbji f,s(-.I
Teiary vi me .jnuiinoman niunair mius
,- and in . club circle is identified with
the Waverly Golf club and the Portland
- Rowing club, Mr, and -Mrs. Robeitson
wllf; return about' the middle of this
month from their wedding journey and
will then hav their own establishment.
Two delightful Christmas "egg-nog"
1 . parties were the courtesies extended by
Mr. and Mrs. J. Andre Fouilhoux to a
- number of their friends on Christmas
(day Monday. The Christmas spirit
""v. prevailed in the decorations of the
t. rooms, which were brilliant with holly.:
polnsettia and ; mistletoe. Monday I
Mrs. J. Wealey Ladd assisted the host--;
ess. On Sunday, Mrs. Fouilhoux was
t wearing a striking French house gown
' ' in violet shades of palsja silk with a
corsage bouquet of violets. Monday
' .her gown was fashioned of white satin
elaborated with trimmings of silver
lace, Asked to enjoy the Foullhoujc
hospitality were Mr, and Mrs. Morris
H. Whltehouse, Mr. and. Mrs. Erskin
,,. Wood (Miss Rebecca Balrd Blddle), Mr.
i and Mrs,' Henry Ladd Corbett; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph M. Bradley (Miss Marga
ret Walter), Captain and Mrs. William
P. Blddle, Mr. and Mrs. Prank G. Owen
- (Miss Leila Lam Shelby), Mr. and Mrs.
- - Hawley-'" - Hoffman (Miss Caroline
, Burns),. Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Shevlln, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion F. Dolph., Mr. and Mrs.
' "Antolne GLabbe (Miss Winnifred
- .Loomis), (Miss Lisa. Wood, Miss Evelyn
JWilsonMOss.Jean Macke.nsle, Miss Por-
othy Morrison, Miss Claire Houghton,
Miss Mary Livingstone, Miss Catlln,
" :Mlss Isabella Gauld, Kirk Smith, Ger-
- aid E. Beebe, Walter B, Beebe, William
D, Wheelwright Seton Taylor, Harry
- Montgomery, Hamilton Corbett, Fred
w erick Foster, Henri LaUbe and Leland
Smith.
l- Miss Claire Houghton's tea Thurs
day for Miss Use, Koehler was one of
; the prettiest of the many attractive teas
- on the calendar for the -week. Chrlst
. mas suggestions were carried out in
Uie decorations of the living room and
f in the dining room the tea table was
bright. with red carnation and candles
shaded in red. Presiding here wereMrs.
...David Taylor Honeyman and Mrs. Jo
seph Bradley (Miss Margaret Walter);
who poured tea, and Mrs. Henry L.
Corbett "and Mrs. Lee Hawley Hoffman
(Miss Caroline Burns), who poured
v ( chocolate. Mrs. Henry Falling (Miss
Adeline Webster) served ices. Floating
t aboot the- rooms were Miss Hazel Dolph,
Miss Jean 'Mackenzie, .Miss Lisa Wood,
Mrs; - Marlon F. Dolph, Miss Dorothy
fcf finger, Miss Anita Bums, Miss Ev
' y elyii Wilson, 'Miss Nan Roberteon, Mrs.
' Robert Howard, Jr.,. Mrs. Wilson Clarke
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and Mlas Olga von Bestlnon. Miss
Houghton wore an attractive gown in
dewdrop effect over blue with touches
of fur, mid MIbs Koehler- was in elab
orate white lingerie.
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Miss Alice Forbes wiu the honored
guest at a "500" afternoon given Thurs
day by Miss Mary Dunn. Three
tables were played, with Mrs. James
Alexander Ellis as the successful con
testant. Miss Elizabeth Stewart as
sisted the hostess. Mrs. Ellis is enter
taining on Tuesday for Miss Forbes arfd
yesterday Miss Frances King and .Mis
Qucen4e Kltig entertained Jn her honor
with a luncheon at the Portland fol
lowed by a matlneo party at the Orphe
lim when their guests were Mrs. Ber
wick Bruce Wood (Miss Alice Howes.)
Miss Jeannette Thomas, Miss Mary
Dunn. Mrs. James Alexander Ellis and
Mrs. W. C. Sllvertooth, of Antelope, Or.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Irvine, 742 Broad
way, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Edua, to Thomas SMcGrath
on Christmas day at 4:30 o'clock. The
wedding was solemnized in the New
England Congregational clmrch, Dela
ware place, Chicago, by Rev. Perclval
Marston, a university friend of Mr. Mo
Grath. For the present Mr. and Mrs.
McGrath wtll make their home in Chi
cago, where they are domiciled at the
Blackstone until they go Into thelr'own
apartments.
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Mr. -and Mrs. E. C. Shevlln observed
the passing of the old year and the
Goming of the new with a bridge eve
ning followed by supper. Their guest
list Included Mr. and Mrs. William Mac
Master, Dr. and Mr William H. Hkene,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd, Major and
Mrs. Jay. J. Morrow, Commander and
Mrs. J. M. Elllcott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
M.;WaiTen Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Guy Web
ster Talbot, Major and Mrs? Jame Call
by. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Forbes
and Mr. and Mrs. K. C, Meant--w'.
Ms. Frederick N. Pendleton asSed
Mtfida in Friday for an Informal after
noon at bridge to meet Miss Young,
M4s May Young and Mlsir Susie Ttiang,
of Danlcleon, wnn. Three tables of
bridge Wcrg enjoyed and three or four
guests dropped in later for tea. - The
living room was bright with tho first
daffodils of the season and in the din
ing room polnsettia were Used. Mrs,
William H. Skene poured. Favors, were
awarded at, .each table to Miss May
Toung, Mrs. B. 07 Bail and Miss Susie
YOdftg. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Pen
dleton's hospitality were ' the Misses
Young, Mrs. William T. Mulr, Mrs. B. C.
Ball. Mrs. John EVen Young,7Mjs. tt J.
Heed, Mrs. Morton R Insley, Mrs. e; C.
Shevlhi. Mrs.. William H. Skene, Mra
C. Mears, Miss EUa Stephens , Miss
IlirBch, Mrs. Charles F.' Beebe, Miss
felnnolt.,. .Ywlerday Mrs. C.-J. Itewi tele
phoned a few friends to enjoy the after.
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noon tn compliment
to the Misses
Young.
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Mrs. N. E. Ayer and Mrs. Florence G.
Mtnott entertained with, a dancing party.
Tuofday night for Miss Margaret Ayer
and Joseph Mihott at New Swedish hall
on Irving. Christmas decorations were
used about the hall and on the tables
Miss Lulie Hall assisted. The guests
included the members of Miss Hall's
Friday night dancing class with addi
tional guests, making about 100 who en-
joyed the evening with the young hosts.
Miss Lulle Hall was hostess ata
pretty and interesting tea Thursday
when her honor guests were Mrs. John
Perclval Allen of Keokuk, Iowa, the'
guest of the Frederick P. Moreys: Mrs.
Clyde Hlxon Reade of Tacoma, who is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wai
ter Frederick White, and Mrs. Walter
H. Mathewson, who is leaving soon for
Mission, B. C. Presiding In the dining
room were Mrs. Frank Branch Riley,
Mrs. Otis B. Wight, Mrs. C Edward
Grclle and Mrs. Richard Holder. As
sisting about the rooms were Mrs. Fred
erick -P. Morey and Mrs. Lloyd Went-
worth.
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Miss Hazel Dolph returned from the
east Christmas evening. Miss Dolph
has been 4 way from Portland for seven
months- and her return is Indeed wel
oome. With her mother, Mrs Cyrtw A.
Dolph, Miss Dolph spent fly months
abroad in interesting travel, and since
her return lias remained in New York
for a couple of months.
Mrs. J. C. Robinson entertained very
Informally Friday, when she invited a
few intimate friends of Mrs. Walter H.
Mathewson and Mrs:-John F. Ames to
play bridge. It was a farewell to Mrs.
Mathewson, who leaves soon for Mis
sion, B. C, and a greeting t Mrs. Ames,
a sister of Everett H. Ames, who at one
time made her home in Portland. Mrs.
Ames, who arrived Thursday from Cali
fornia, Where she has been visiting
relatives, loaves tomorrow for her homo
tn Cleveland. She is accompanied by
Miss Elsie Ames, of California, who
will spend the witHef-with' tier ifrthe
east
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Mrs. Daniel Andrew Sliindler and her
mother, Mrs. J. H. Page, are observing
New-Year's day tomorrow and' are re
ceiving their friends after 4 o'clock,
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MIhs Marguerite Hume entertained
informally at bridge -Wednesday for her
guest. Miss Frances Mills, and Miss
Elizabeth Roberts, the house guest of
Miss Lucile -Parker', Card, honors weft
captured by Ms Hazletoa Williams.
Those who enjoyed the game were Miss
Muriel Williams Miss Shanna Cum
mlng. Missy Gladys Rolf; Miss Angela
Kinney, Miss Use Koehler, Miss Bar
Brarocwrr Mrer-wn0tt"TnarlOJ i
Elizabeth Parker, Miss Ada Burke. Misa
Helep gmlth, Miss Helen Jllartnon and;
Miss Luclle Earker. Dropping in later
in the afternoojt for tea were Miss Dor
othy Hoibrook, Miss Leslie Weidler.
Miss Milla Wessinger Mrs. Frank G.
Owen(Mlsa Leila Lane Shelby), Miss
Louise Carey and Miss Jean' Macken
sle - . . . ,
Mrs. James Can by will entertain at
bridge Friday.
Hamilton Corbett. who Is home from
Harvard .for. the holidays, was- host at
an informal dinner party Thursday eve
ning at-ine nanasonie uvroeii ot va
fifth streeV The table decorations were
suggestive of the season . and -, places
weremarked for seven, - ' . .
" Mr. .and Mrs. C, E. S. Wood wfr
hosts ' at an Informal Christinas ' din
ner when their guests were Mr, and
Mrs. John -G. . Edwards,- Mr. and Mrs.
W. R Ayer, Mr. and Mrs. Hanley. of
Burns, Or.,' -William D. Wheelwright
and James Mcj. Wood. ' c V; r
Guests in the city, whose visit prom
ises" to be the Incentive for a- round of
entertaining, are the sisters of John
Eben Young, Miss Young, Miss May
4Toung and Miss Susie Young, of Dan-
ielson, Conn. The Misses Young arrjvea
in time for the holiday festivities and
the past week a number of smart ar-
airs have ben given In their honor.
They wiu remain at jeasx a coupio oi
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Rev. and Mrs; Henry Russell Talbot
will be hosts at a reception on Friday,
January at the rectory, East
Twelftfi street No invitations and the
hours are from 4 to 6 and 8 to 10.
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Mrs. Herbert Holman was the guest
at an attractive bridge luncheon giver
Wednesday by Mrs. W. J. Van Schuyver
and Miss Helen Van Bchuyver. The
luncheon, table was centered, with a
huge brown basket filled with narcissus
and daffodllsj". Over the cloth were
strewn violets and several vases 'of the
same fragrant flowersVurther adorned
the table, over which was the mellow
glow from numbers of candleswlth
their yellow shades. Circling the tabid
were 14 guests. To Mrs. George Sheik
fell the prize .at bridge. The affair Was
a pretty farewell to- Mrs. Holman. who
leaves on the 16th of -January for her
European trip.
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An Interesting Christmas party was
the family reunion of General and Mrs,
Thomas M. Andreon t the home of
the daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gauld on Everett street
Captain Thomas M. Anderson, Jr., who
Is stationed In Manila, was the .only
member of the family absont Captain
and Mrs. Patterson with their two
children, from Seattle were down and
Mrs. J. W. Cairns of Manila, completed
the party. Mrs. Calms will spend the
remainder of the winter with Mr. and
Mrs, Gauld.
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The largest and smartest number of
Portland people who have ever, attended
the dances at the Barracks, went over
last, night for the mask, New Year's
dance. Among the many interesting
parties was the one Miss Lillian O'Brien
took' over In the' O'Brien's private car.
Her guests wcto Dr. and Mrs. Ralph C
Matson, Miss Malda Hart. Mfes Angela
Kinney, Miss Mllla Wessinger, Haw
thorne pent Chester G. Murphy, Seton
Taylor and Frank Stewart
Miss Louise Woolscy, who Is spending
the winter in Tacoma with Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Alexander, had aa her guest
last week Miss Isabella Gauld. Miss
Gauld went up especially for the
assembly dance Wedtics.'ifiy evening: In
Miss. Gauld s honor Mrs. Alexander and
Miss Woolsey entertained Wednesday
evening at dinner when covers were laid
for eight -
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Kerr were
hosts at Christmas dinner Monday
in their Portland Heights home on Chap
man street In the center f the table
was a miniature Christmas tree and San
ta Claus In his sleigh laden with favors
for thl 16 guccts. .
Interest In a large circle centered
about the annual New Year's dance
given by the- Concordia club at the at
tractive club house. A cotillion opened
the dancing . for tbe evening. Supper
Was -served at 12. An interesting fea
ture Of the evening was the formal pre
sentation to society of Miss Ruth
Slchel, the attractive daughter of Sena
tor and Mrs. Sigmund SictieL ,
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Secretary of the Interior Richard A.
Ballinger and Mrs, Bollinger are play
ing an Important part in the social Ufa
of the capital this season and they are
planning to be hosts at a number of
Important events. Possibly the most
Interesting Is the dinner which they will
give Friday, February 3, In compliment
to Miss Helen Taft .New Year's day
they will give a big reception at Stone
lelgh Court when they will be assisted
by Mrs. William E. Humphrey and Mrs,
Thomas Burke, On Thursday, January
26, they will entertain at dinner in
compliment to the diplomatic corps and
prominent government official.
Miss Elizabeth Parker and Miss
W.6.S1TH&C0.
Washington Bid, 4th asd Washington.
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Lucilo Parker grtva an' Informal at
hnma Tuesday for their guest Miss
Elisabeth ' Roberta. Miss Roberts is
leaving for her home in Wautack, Wis.,
tomorrow, but she la expected to return
and spend the Easter holidays with the
Misses Parker. . ' ,
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Miss Frances Mills, the guest of Miss
Marguerite Hume, was the inspiration
for -two informal bridge partie last
week, one given on Thursday by Mrs
Norman Paase and the ether on Friday
by 'Miss Ada Burke. Two tables, were
played both afternoons and .at both af
fairs Mis Hume -won the prise at cards.
The Misses Mildred and LUlian Mor
gan, who are spending their vacation In
Chicago as the guests of Mlks Dorothy
Bour. a National Park seminary friend,
are the recipients of much social atten
tion. Last Friday, week they were com
plimented by their hostess with a bridge
aftemoon-when eight tables were played
and Richmond rosea and ; carnations
were used for- decoration. Tuesday,
the Misses Morgan, Miss Boor and a num
ber of young women formed a-house
party at ' the borne Of Miss Florence'
Lindsay, " In Manchester. .Iowa.
Tuesday ' Miss Helen Howell gav a
luncheon- ror the, National , Park semi
nary crowd and shortly after' Miss
Elizabeth Krels will have a bouse party
of the same set, and a luncheon given
by Miss Ruth Carroll was an event
pr Wednesday. ) Robert ' Dele ware
had a dinner for eight Friday preced
ing a cotillion at the Woodlawn club
and still another dinner In honor of the
Misses Morgan' given by Miss
Ruth Carroll and Miss Dorothy Bour, at
the South Shore Country club last night.
Mitt Myrtle Sehaefer entertained with
a seyen table bridge party Friday even
ing at her home in Irvtngton. The
house was attractively decorated with
red carnation, holly and greens. The
guests 'for the evening were Dr. and
Mrs. Norman Pease, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ria Gregg. Mr. and Mrs. George Mc
Pherson, Mr. and Mrs: Howard Latour
ette, Mr." and Mrs. Curtis Sargent Dr.
and Mrs. Ray Matson, Dr. and Mrs.
George Peters, Miss Leslie Leadbetter,
Miss Irene Hlgglns, Miss Helen Went
worth, Miss Marie Howell, Miss Vivian
Holmes. Miss persis Sargent, Miss Har
riett Jacobsen, Albert Wakeman, James
Alexander, George Sailor, Merrill
Moores, Gordata Moores, John Iji tour
otto, Leo Hahn, Craig McMicken and
Mr. Harrison. V
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Mrs. Carl Knudsen is entertaining at
bridge on Tuesday foT Mrs. W. C.
Knighton who leaves soon after for the
south.
The top pfture reproduced on today's
society page is of Miss Qladys'Mack, a
talented and charming young pianist
who has spent considerable time abroad
perfecting her art At Mrs. Paul A.
Trulllnger's dancing " party Thursday
Miss- Mack r played two wonderfully
brilliant selections. The lower picture
Is. of. Miss Mabel Weed, who is enter
taining tomorrow with an elaborate
reception In honor of Miss Nellie Flake,
from Texas. . .
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Miss Elizabeth Dunbar, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Dunbar, enter
tained a number of her smsll friends
Tuesday in honor of her third birth-,
day. The little guests were Miss Cyn
thia Scott Miss MargSle Harmon, Miss
Jane Hoibrook, Miss ElUabethPolter
and Mlsi Maureen. O'Connor.
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Mrs. H. B." Adams was hostess at a
small tea Wednesday complimenting
Miss Bertha Masters, who is home from
Stanford for the holidays. Decorations
were in accord with the season and the
tea table was graced with red. and white-
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carnations combined jKjth Oregon grape.
Assisting the hotewv were Miss Eva
Graves, Miss Jessie Hiirley. Miss Norma
Graves, Miss Hazel Bialtjiey, Miss Helen
McFaui, Miss Louise Manning and Miss
Catlln of Salem, During the afternoon
Miss Clara Howell sang a beautiful
group of sopgs and the Misses, Graves
rendered a number of charming piano
solos.
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Mrs. G. a Wold arid the Misses Wold
will observe New Year's as usual and
receive their friends today at their
home, 789H , East YarahllL They will
be , assisted by Mr and, Mrs, . Robert
RoscnaBoyer (Miss Gaeta Ivorda Wold)
and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Irving Wold of
Washington, D. C. ,
Th first Christmas ' tree ever en
joyed In Portland by the ' Royal Arca
num was on' Monday in the lodge room
pf Multnomah . council.. Vic Regent
A .L. jTetu wa an, ideal Santa Claus
and made all merry and .happy In tbe
distribution of the preaenta Every one
received some remembrance but most
of them were-of a nature to cause fun
and- laughter. After a musical pro
gram, together With recitations, Judge
Earl C. Bronaugh, past regent of Mult
nomah council, gave a pleasing and ex
ceedingly:, Interesting address on
"Christmas Cheer." The evening en
tertainment closed with an hour of
dancing. The next dancing jarty . to
be given by the Arcanum will be at
Chrlstensen'a hall ;Jon Thursday, Janu
ary. 5, lSll.i The follow Ing jaembers
of Multnomah council wtll do the hon
ors In the way of reception and floor
Committees: Harry P. Palmer, J. D.
lieonard. H. J. Boyd, J. E. Bronaugh, IL
K. Arnold, Dr. Charles F. Chamberlain,
A E. Ctark, H. W. Fries, Oliver K. Jef-
fery, S, G. Lathrop, A, M, Ellsworth,
Dr. R, J. Marsh, Walter. B. Warren, .A,
F. Swenson and William Whitfield.
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The Chi Omega girls are enjoying a
round of affairs in their set Friday
they enjoyed luncheon at the Portland,
wheri covers were laid for twenty. On
Wednesday evening Miss Doris Plum
mer entertained with a dance at her
homo tor her- sorority sisters and
friends. The rooms, were, artistic with
polnsettia and greens. Acting as
patronesses were Mrs. O. M. Plummer,
Mrs. R. R. Glltner and Mrs.- Shannon.
A week ago Wednesday Mis Grace Cole
entertained about the same crowd with
a sewing tea. Chi Omega girls who are
borne for. the holidays are Miss Sybil
Brown, Miss Doris Plummer, Miss Rose
Basler. Miss Florence Donnoll, Miss
Grace Cole, Miss Ermel Miller, Miss
Esther Maegly and Miss Cecil Miller.
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Mrs. Paul A. Trulllnger was hostes
at a charming Informal dancing party
Thursday at tho Oregon Yacht club.
Polnsettia and Japanese lanterns dec
orated the clubhouse. The' dance apened
with a cotillion and not the leaatNn
terestlng feature of the afternoon was
tho character and Intrcpretatlve dancing
of Miss Jean Wold. Another delight
was the playing of Miss Ruth D. Mack
and the singing of Miss Cora Wold.
Mrs. Trulllnger was assisted in receiv
ing by Miss Clara Wold and presiding
at the favor table was -Mrs. Robert
Roscoe. Boyer (Miss Gaeta Ivorda
Wold).
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The graduates of the Allen Prepara
tory school enjoyed a very delightful
evening Tin Monday at the residence of
Mrs. G. W. Allen. Students from, west
ern - colleges, home for the holidays,
had many pleasant experiences to re
late and messages were received from
former students in eastern institutions.
The party given by the senior class of
the Allen Preparatory school in Irving
ton hall on Wednesday was a very
pretty affair. Many graduates ofthe
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Wishes its Friends ahd
Patrons far and near
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Happy .and Prosperous
Mew Year - y
Store will be closed
all day tomorrow
Tomorrow's papers will
announce some of the.
offerings of the greatest
event of all the year
Th
ge Sale
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Every department Contributing
Beginning Tuesday at 9 o'clock
Toll &'Gibb& Inc.
M o rHi; o a -t 1 S e v e n t li
school now in eastern ai western col
leges were present .
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A San Francisco wel unff 0f Interest
is that of MlsB' Clara B. Sutherland of
Rochester, N, Y"., and Ceo'-ge J. Major
of Portland., celebrated At' tlle palace
hotel Tuesday. The service was rca
by Rev. George W. White of the Fir
M. 12. church of Oakland.' Mr. Ma
is manager of the Fairbanks-Morse ci
pany . of Portland; and after a hnr
moon trip In the south Mr, ind'l
Major- Will return to make, their h-here..-"-'.v.r.,-..':-
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.' Monday, January. J, is th date
the marriage - of MisalJane Susaii
Hamilton, daughter -of e Rev. -WU
Ham B. Hamilton, forraerjr of Otlcago
bnt. now of Grants PassOr.f to. Stan
wood Norman Osgood, boo; of Mrs- John,
Osgood of Chicago, at noeii tn Calvary .
burch. A reception will -follow at the r.
residence of , Dr, James c cill. 8445 '
West Monroe street fi ,
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; The m,n's choir wiio sang at the mid- i ,
night communion service, at Trlntty '
Episcopal Church, -( Christmas ee,wer
entertained at the -parish house from 10
to half bast eleven by the women of
tbe Altar, guild, Among th women who,
were tSBistlng were Mrs. i Robert
Lewis, Mrs. A.- A. Morrison, Mrs.
ert - Wilson Forbes and Mltsa Dorothy-!
Morrison. .
W.' H. S. Alumni enter t
fancy dress dance Wednesday night In
the M. B. Hall, Thirty-seventh and Haw
thorne, for the member of the alumni
who .are home . Jtrom college on theJ r
vacations. Abont 60 guest were pres
ent. The patronesses were Frau Bekt
ker, Miss Cora ' Wold, ;M1bs Hannah '
Bchlotb and Miss Caroline Bateaon. '"
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The P. J. Mans horn for old ladle
will be formally turned over to the tru -tes
tomorrow afternoon ,at 2 o'clock; ,
Any friends who are . interested are
Invited to be present, although there "
The telegraphic dispatch from LOs An
geles announcing the marriage of Mi '
Rebecca Howard of Los Angeles and
William C Hay of Portland on Mon
day, was Incorrect. Th day chosen for .
the wedding is Tuesday, January 24.
.
Mrs. Lloyd WJckersham entertained
Friday with three table of bridge,
when card honors went to Mrs, Bay
Matson. Cut flower and fern ooo
rated the room. ' -
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Mrs. and Mr. L Gnmbert of 666 Kear
ney, will receive Sunday afternoon - in .
honor of the engagement of their dangh-v
S. N.
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Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd is doing nicely
after her operation at Bt Vincent a hos
pital Thursday.
Swiss Watch Pepatrlng C. Chrlsten
sen, second floor Corbett building. TJiko
elevator. '
Friends of Mrs.AviAiam C. Alvord are
XContlnued on Following Tage.)
Plant Sibson's Roses
Hardily grown in tbe open field, with
out irrigation, rose bushes f ron, th
SlrtsohRose Nurseries" may be set to
advantage whenever the ground is not
froaen or too wet-
NOW s a good time to plant.
THE SIB80N ROSE NURSERIES,
1180 -Milwaukle Avenue. Portland,-' Or.
William Klumpp Co., Wedding Invita
tions, at home, visiting; business cards,
monogram stationery, wedding cake
boxes, 326 Washington st. Main 9361.
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