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, THE ; OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL, , PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 13.' 1913
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Iho Gray home is on the cast bank ot
the Willamette at Courtney station. Miss
" Jean Uray left last Wednesday with
si Mrs. Ony Howard of New York and her
- daiifher. Mlsa Helen Howard, . for a
three months' tour of Japan. They sailed
. from Seattle last Thursday. Mrs. How
ard and her daughter, who were house
, guests of Captain and Mrs. Oray, this
. Bprinc are en route for a two years'
tour of the orient and Europe.
Mrs. Robert Berger was a hostess at
a cnarmtngly appointed dinner for eight
. guests Wednesday evening at her home
on Melrose drive, overlooking the Wil
lamette. The table was artistically dec
orated with a beautiful Centerpiece of
dytuft and sweet jasmine, arranged iri
' a huge crystal bowl. Dainty hand
painted place cards in the form of but
terflies, marked the places and were
Scattered over the board with strays of
fern. Mrs. Verger's guests included
Miss Metha Nichols, Miss Frlede Evans,
' Mls Clara Wold, Miss Vella Winnej.
V4vlan Brown, James Roberts, J. KraU
i and Iloscoe Spencer.
Last Saturday Mrs. C. Edward Grelle
gave a luncheon of eight covers for the
pleasure of Mrs. Whitley of Salt Lake,
who is spending-the summer here with
her sister, Mrs. James A. Daugherty.
Mrs. Charles Fremont Bunker enter
. talned with four table at auction
bridge last Wednesday afternoon for
the pleasure of Mrs, William Gustavo
Uonald, who is the guest of Mrs. H. T.
Burntrager. The houso-, was prettily
decked with quantities of pink Canter
bury bells and fenu The highest honor
was held by Mrs. V. Bingham.. The
.. guests ineiuuea sirs, ueorge u. uurxie,
Mrs. D. Bingham, Mrs. .Alan Xangdon
' Leonard, Mrs. A. Tichner, Mrs. E. M.
' Baker, Mrs. Charles R. Thompson, Mrs.
Oliver P. Season. Mrs. Elbert C. Mor
- gaj), Mrs. Alexander MacPherson, Mrs.
. William B. ' Mersereau, Mrs. Warren
Koelor and Mrs .Joseph Webber.
E t-Governor John i T. Morrison oi
Boise, Idaho, and Wb 'son. John T.; Jr.
. were visitors In the city this week when
they were entertained Informally by Mr,
and Mrs. P. 11 Flynn. Mrs. Morrison,
- . who Is n accomplished musician, will
be a Portland visitor later in the sum.
iner. ono win do extensively entenainea
iuy tint many iriends here.
' Mrs. Theodore Senn and daughters
Agnes And Katharine and son Carl have
. moved to their cottage at Seaside; where
tney will remain during ' the warm
weather. . .
r Mrs. Kiel McLaughlin of Tacoma,
,. Wash., has been the guest of her Sister
Miss Louise Heunner haa Mlsa Helen
t Dan 'Sommer.'muyor of Elgin, with
, Mr. Sommcr. la m ttnt kt th& Wauh.
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, ' Miss Helen Cochrane of San Fran-
1 rlsco was tha guost of Miss Myrtlu
. Bingnani K wnen she - passed through
' Portland en route fof an Alaska trip.
1 She expects to remain here a few days
j on her; rttttnr lMTir$&tyn,$$'
j Mrs. Rose CoursenKeed. H. H. Frouty
j and D". D. T. Kerr of the Maiama party
i that left Portland July i got home.
sow to aivwri winnttei, akb row
; to amors ihik nr it xaraxu
J ' Bring tsli ill f . oBMortloj t to
8 p. m.er writ. lactone So tBP for bnolt
Irt $awntad.'A'' Office , ;, wcond flow
; SSH JA'athlngtoa st.'. PortUnd, Or. Tftcne Vila
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SOCIETY PERSONALS j
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Top Mrs. Harold 'Rtyner (Mis Ida Louise Wllllami), a brido ot tho
past week. '
Bottom Miss Margaret Mears, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Max-
weU Mears, who were bosU at a dance In her honor Wednesday
evening. '
Tuesday hlr-ht. havina- walked from Ne
halem to Seaside, after leaving the main
party. At Ecola thef party was fortu
nate in meeting Rodney Oltsan, a broth
er. Maxama,. who kindly piloted them to
the, entrance df. the old Indian trail
across Tillamook? head. v
Mrs. J. CouIien'Hare returned Wed
nesday night from -; a i fortnight's ' visit
at ner country place at Ashdale, Or.
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- Mrs. W. T. Gardner left during the
week for a few weeks -visit In Seattle,
and British Columbia. .
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D. P. Nason. Who realdea at IhM Whatl.
don Annex, has returned from a very de
ugnwuii? view .10 Tacdink jan4 Seattle.
Mrs. Nason , will r.maln Xn Seattle for
the "Potlatch," later iolnin Mr. Nason
at Oak Grove, where they are stopping
witn ir. ana Mrs. 1 Brandt, before re
turning, to .Portland. ; ; r-iv.-
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Mre. J. N. Casey end her two sons.
Edward and Charles, are visiting at the
country , home of her sister and brother
n-law, Mr; end Mr. K. P. Casey, neat'
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Llvmeston Ken.
nedy of New Brighton. Statan island,
are that gueata of the Rev. Roy Kdgar
Remington at his residence in North
weaty-nit n-atraav '
Mr. and Mrs. R H rtaaoad f tttr.
mtngham. . Ala., are visiting the! V son,
R. W. Ha good of The JoumaJ at his
residence in Laurelhurst Mr.' and Mrs.
iiagooa were last in vPortJujid during
the summer of 1(0(. They will remain
here throughout the . summer season in
the sou tli, probably returning to Blrm
Ingham the first of October. ,
. Mrs. R. Percy Knight Is passing the
week at aayocet .-v
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Mrs. C. W. Whitley ot Rait Lake end
her. two small children, who are spend
ing the slimmer here with her sister,
Mrs. James Dougherty, wilt Join . Mre.
Dougherty at. Gearhart early next week
for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Martin Smith end her two chil
dren. Miss Thelraa ana Francis Smith,
left Wednesday for Sacramento to nuli
six weeks' visit, with Mrs. fznlth's
parents.' : " . . ,
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Mr. and Mrs. James fj. Farrelt and
Miss Helen Karrell hs' returned honut
from s short vialt If! ew Tork,
-. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Ward (Mlsa Alloa
Dougherty) rve returned home from
Banff, wh-;e . they spent' their honey
moon. a ::,fV
Mr , and Mrs. Robert Koble are In
the' new home at .'-1 ( OT . East Salmon
vest, where they will be at home to
.heir friends. . y
Miss Helen Phut of Salem. Ohio, ar
rived last, Saturday: to; be the house
guest ef her sister, Mrs. R. T. Btreet
Kiss Piatt will remain here until about
Auguat 1. passing part of her time with
her cousin,. Mrs. W, L. 8treugh, A num
ber of smart affairs are planned by Mrs.
Street end Mrs. Straugh for their guest
: Dr. De Laualeres, who has been so
journing in Los Angeles for the last
nine months, will pass the summer va
cation in Portland, returning to resume
his school duties In tne fall.
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. Congratulations are being received by
Mr. ana Mrs. waiter k. Kossmann on
the arrival last Thursday, July 10, of a
son. .
. . Word -has been received from Judge
and. Mrs. 'William D. Fenton from
Cologne dated June 30. They haye Just
isaen ino tmp gown ine Knine and are
planning to tour' Holland and to be in
London, July, 8. ,
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Mrs. Charles Kalin has as her house
guests two cousins from Boston, Miss
Flora Gump and Miss Dora WeiL They
win remain until next Wednesday
, Dr.i and Mrs. Ray w. Matson have
moved from, their home at 675 Northrup
and are staying at the Alexandra Court
for the summer. They plan to leave
earjy, in the fall , for Europe.
Mr! and Mrs. Irving R. 'Stearns have
taken a lease on he Matson house.
Miss Christina Icconnell sailed July
10 on tne Baltic for a two months' so.
Journ in Europe. She was Joined in New
York by Mrs. Bmma Lewis Bingham,
wno win accompany her oir her trio.
They plan vto pass most of their time
in aingiana ana acouana. miss McUon
nell will be remembered as the Chemis
try ' teacher in the bid Portland high
school for many years.' She will re
turn to Portland early in the fall.
if it
"y Dr. and Mrs. A. L, Walker and Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Noble, who have been
motoring through California for the past
months have returned, after a delight
ful trip.
Miss MUJred Scott. Lester Brlx, Miss
Marian Morgan. J. O'Shea. Louts Serr
end Frank cronan were a group of Port
land young people who attended the re
gatta in Astoria, chaperoned by Mr.
Serr's sister, Mrs. George Dyer of As
toria. Mrs. Dyes presided at an elabor.
ately appointed dinner in their honor.
Mrs. I, P, Mccarren of Minneapolis
end Miss Jane McCarren of Iowa , are
the house guests of Mrs. James McCar
ren, 622 H Halsey. street-Miss-May
Davensoo of Kentucky is
spending some time as the guest of Mrs.
Appleby on Carney street.
Miss Harriet Wood of the public
library taff is tn Salt Lake City at
tending the National Educational asso
ciation. : Colonel Noble ot San Francisco waa a
distinguished visitor In the city Satur
day when he passed through Portland en
route to American Lake, where he re i
viewed the troops. I
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- Mrs. PaXHne Tost Beler has opened
her cottages at Seaside for the season.
Mrs. A. C. Cooke and family are visit
ing her. The cottages will be occupied
later by Mrs. Hermann and Mrs. Laf
ferty.
Mrs. Charles F. Beebe with her son
and a party of friends returned last Sat
urday from a three weeks' auto trip to
Victoria and Vancouver.. Two large tour
ing cars carried the. party end the trip
waa much enjoyed.,
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Miss HUds Whltmore, who will be. re
memberedias the much feted house guest
of Mrs. David 'TV Honeyman, has writ
ten friends in the city from Victoria,
where she Is visiting friends.
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pass a month or more in British Colum
bia before returning to her home in Eng.
lan'd.
Miss Carra Coleman and her brother,
Robert Co'eman, of San Francisco, ar
rived Friday to .visit st the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Burrell. the
guests of Miss Louise and Alden Burrell
for about two weeks. Miss Coleman and
Mr. Coleman are the daughter and son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Coleman
of Birmingham.
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fiai as Ber house guests Mrs. James Frv
and her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Runyon of
Letts. Iowa. Mrs. Fry is a sister of
Mr. Epperly.
Mrs. E. Q. Haisted of Osden. Utah.
who has been visiting her mother. Mm
Kegler, left on Friday for California.
where she will visit In Oakland u(
8a n Francisco before returning to her
home.
Mrs. Alex Donaldson and Mrs. Geora-a
M. Cornwall leave this week for Se
attle to visit Mrs. John Docker. They
will remain until after the Potlatch.
Miss Leah Slusser. a popular bride-
elect, was the .honor guest at a verv
attraettvu miscellaneous shower given
at the borne of Miss Pearl and Grace
Berkey on Williams avenue. The living
rooms were a bower of pink-and white
blossoms, and the dining table was cen-
TAKE CARE OF
YOUR FURS NOW!
Store them' in our cold, dry air
vaults on the premises, the only
sanitary and safe condition for the
care of furs.
All furs submitted to a minute ex
. amination' by ; experienced furriers
who understand the necessary care
and treatment of furs. .
REPAIRING AND REMODELING DONE DUR
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CORBETT BUILDING,
Mrs. M. L. Millgard (Miss Helen M
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tared with a large pink banket with a
number of .dainty gifts for the bride-
elect Those who enjoyed" the Misses
Berkey's hospitality were: Miss Leah
Slusser, Miss Estelle Compling. Misses
Esther and Elinabeth Chalmers of Hills
boro. Miss . Ann Cooley, Mr Harrison
Whitney, Mrs. Sweetland, Miss Jennie
uweetiand, ! Mrs. waiter Slusser, Mrs.
William Slusser, Mrs. McKtenzie, Mrs.
Berkey, and the Misses Grace, May, and
Ethel Slusser. ., . . - , ; . .
An event of Wednesday evening waa
very pretty wedding which was . sol
emnized at St. James English Lutheran
church on West Park -and Jefferson
streets, -when Miss Clementine Cutler
became' .thW 'brWe' or Theodore . ; WiK
llama, Rev. Lees officiating Mrs, Harry
Johnston presided t .the organ and .r-
fore the ceremony Miss -Florence' Avery
ef Hood River sang "Oh. Perfect Day,"
and "Because." .....
Th. hrfrln was vrv . AttrftnttvA In a
white brocaded
ducheas .satin gown
with princess lace trimmings, worn with
a full length veil edged with meculln
lace, and carried Bride roses and white
sweet peaa. She was attended by-Miss
Elsa Koerber as maid ef honor, who
wore yellow satin and carried white
sweet peas and yellow coreopsis. The
bridesmaids were Miss Olive Donnell
and Miss Hasel Wlghtman, and they
were dressed in dainty white frocks
with touches of yellow and carried yel
low coreopsis. Este Brosius of Hood
River was groomsman, and the ushers
were Arthur Grom, Re. A. Turner of
Salem, Willis Cocnell end Roland Chat
field. After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. W. S. Cliuer. lwus union aven u ft
north, to which about 200 guests were
bidden. In the receiving line were Mr.
and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. W. Cutler. Mr.
and Mrs. David L. McCarrison; Miss
Elsa Koerber and Este Brosius.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams will be at
home after August ' first at 962 East
Ninth street, north.
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GARRISON 'NEWS
Perhaps one of the largest crowds
ever assembled at Vancouver barracks
was that on Friday, July the Fourth, in
.the athletio fields to witness the mil
itary events. An elaborate- program
waa prepared and carried out, the lat
ter taking up the entire afternoon. The
parade during -the morning through the
principal streets of Vancouver, was
considered better than any previous
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event. Colonel George 8. Young headed
the march followed by the entire regi
ment of Infantry.' the Elks' and other
bands, the '"Spanish .. war veterans and
the Nurses' " club. -The boy' scouts were
very much in evidence end, received
much applause. i
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One of the most pleasant events of
last weak 'was the reception by Lieuten
ant and Mrs. Oliver P, Robinson when
they complimented their cousins,. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Lane of the Thirteenth
Infantry; who were married on June.
t the seventeenth, in New Tork city.
I i ilock orange . blossoms and roses
formed a pretty Combination in decora
tidns. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lane sailed
' f er the: Iplande tAy 6, from Saa Fran
cisco. .1. .V.j '.. .
'""'"'Ca'ptaln v'F,red,:;W.' Bugbee left on
Tuesday far Santa Crux, California.
. Lieutenant A) p. Robertson and Ueu
teneTnt Charles Harlow, leave-about Au
gust t0-for-Fort Leavenworth. Kansas,
to attend tne school of line there.
Mrs. Herbert C. Glbner gave a din
ner on Saturday night In honor of Chap
lain and- Mrs.' Lloyd who left next day
for their new station, Fort Byard, New
Mexico.
A Jolly party from the cost went to
Tne Dallee on 8unday. Cantain and
Mrs. H. C. Glbner, Captain Van Deman, 1
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Ueutenant and -Mr. Tt 8. Hartx, Mrs,
Percy eaandcrs. Lieutenants .'. Uvusa,
Riley anu Snydor.
; Lieutenant and Mrs. John F. Richard
sou left on Thursday for Santa cru.
California, where Lieutenant Rleherd
son is detailed as Instructor of the nia
litia. , . - . . .
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A good sum was raised In the post
on July the Forth, by the women sell
ing army relief tags. . , ! ' .
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ROSE CITY PARK
Clare Wilson, U East Fiftieth
street,. north, who has been in the east
he's returned home bringing his mother
with: him, ,
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' Mr. ' and Mrs. Sidney C. White and ,
daughter Helen are spending the weeic
end, at Ocean Park, North Beach. '
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Reverend and Mrs, W, W. Toungson
and children are moving to their n
home - -on East Sixty-second ' Street,'
The arrival of a baby boy last Sat-1
urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
.i Ncy, 600 East Fifty-third street,
north, has brought much happiness and .
many-congratulations. -. . .
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Mr. . and Mrs. Jay V. Welch, 69 .
East. Forty-ninths street, north, are
spending a few. days at Astoria, an J
Seaside.'.. . . .4 v ,' 1
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Mr. and Mrs. E. V. . Capen and chil
dren; logo Schuyler street, are, visltln -at.
the Splllraan. farm 'near Sandy.'
Mr. and, Mrs. Carl .Christehsen end
son,' Mr. and Mrs.' ' Fred Brooker,. Fred t
Brooker Jr," and, Mlsa brace" Brooker
motored to Cherry ville yesterday and '.
win return home tomorrow.
'" Wednesday 'evening '-"Mr.'r-and' Mrs.
Charles L; Lindner (Wanda Ralston re
turned'' from their honeymoon and are at
their home, 663 East Sixty-first street,
north. ' " ' c:.V ,
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Monday morning a party of boys be
longing to the Peurle club of Rose-City v
Park. Presbyterian church,- with Rev.
Boudtnot Seeley, left on his launch for
Ocean Park," where, they will camp tor
two weeks. . ; -
The party consists -of Russell Pat
terson, Arthur Ostrom, Rush-Menden .
hall, Roy Keenan, Paul Wiggins, '
Clarke White, Paul Schoento and Earl '
8ears. . " ' - .-- a,
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Frank Beauman who has been the
guest of ' Mr. and Mrs. Pltford,". East
Thlrtyseventh street, north, aid Han
cock, has returned 1o his home In Nash '
ville, Tenn. '' , ' '.-"?
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Mrs. Catherine Conlln. 62 East Forty.'
first-street north,' entertained" at din
ner last Sunday evening for her. nephew
William; C Schmitt and his bride, from"
Leavenworth, Kansas. Mr. . and Mrs.
Schmitt arrived the previous evening-'
and, have taken an apartment In the
Armay Court. Mrs. -Conlin'S 'brother-in
law, J. F. MeMann and wife of Huron,
8. t., were her guests the same eve
ning. ' , t
Mr. and Mrs. James Dougherty, 3SJ
East Thirty-seventh street. north. have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kee
ber and daughter, Rosalia, from Mount
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Miss Erllne Piatt, B37 East Forty-see
ond street, norths who- has been visit
ing Jn Vancouver and Victoria. B. C.
and Seattle, la now at home.-
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Mrs. C H. Parish and daughter of
Nawberg have been the guests of Mr, ,
and Mrs. A. S. Auterson, 680 East For
ty-fourth street, north. , ,. , f -. ,, , v
Dugald H. Grler of Rose City Park
expects his slater. Miss Margaret Adam
Grler . from Glasgow. Scotland, in a
week or Id days. Shortly after her ar
rival she will be married to William
Grove of Vancouver,' B. Cw formerly of ,-.
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