THE Oi:i:CON, SUNDAY JOURNAL, TORTLAND, LUNDAY -MORNI. , ..JTODER
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" Hy Nona Lawler.
NOCnURT has little to do With
. wealth or assured position.- In the
many different walks of Ufa rang-
lr$ from a bkre escape from want
to a plenty in worldly poaaesslona
you will meat Insufferable snobs. Just
as "pigs la plgB." snobs 1 anoba. A
breed of objectionable brutes not crea
tures or any particular exalted station
tn life- .... - .
Little old America breeds some won
derfully rood sped 3 for a thoroughly
democratic country. This land of the!
fr whera a brassy front and sharp I
' wits make up a generous bait of the)
successes in . life has been , since iia
discovery, the haven for tn resuesa
members of old world society. Maybe we
need them, probably th s unrest peus
our troresa Snobbery' has never
cloaked a smack and self-satisfied mind,
ive spirit Their very effrontery seems
to teem of a dispute tn their right of
tliolr position. ' i
Friends of mutual Interests and means
naturally band together. The first on
the ground always have ft prior claim
to attention whloh gives them Import
ance. How can they be blamed If they
simply do not want tba intimate com-
- pantonshlp of a newcomer no matter
, . how fit that one may hat Now if these
. newcomers have sens and sou respect
they will sea this state of things and
Datiently endure their loneaomeness tin
til by reason of their personality and
qualifications they have drawn around
them their own friends. There are no
. snobs discovered under that system but
, watt until the climbers arrive. Then real
snobs ars Introduced and all the mem'
bers of a Justly indignant set of happy
and self-sufficient friend who barred
the door are dubbed snobs, by these
. leadin llehts in the art of snobbery.
' How many of us ars anobs Inasmuch
sa we simply do not care to follow up
. many chance acquaintances. That is
after all a rnlssuse of the word ws have
a right to choose our friends If we
will Just have the brains ' to permit
others of maybe a little mors worldly
possessions than us to do ths same.
One of ths best Instances of snobbery
X have ever known was told me by a
business woman. She is a self-supporting
girl absolutely dependent for her
livelihood on her salary as a stenog
rapher. Sh brought a waist to a wash
srwoman to be hand laundered. The good
woman was clever at her work and
proud . of her success so shir took the
small order with soma disdain.
. "Will you deliver this to my hotel 7"
' asked the girl. "No indeed'" answered
the washerwoman, rising to her full
height, "you see my customers all drive
up here In their automobiles and bring
their work to me and coma and get it
: the same way." '
"We ars not all so fortunate," ana-
wered the' girl, exasperated at the
other's Important manner. .:
, A' sympathetic smile greeted this rw
' mark as sne answered iter1 customer.
"Indeed I know how it Is, but. you
just stop by. on your way home and
' I will have it ready for you. '
X would not wish to consign that good
woman to a Ufa Urns of washing, but
J would not care to meet Iter if she
were left a fortune. She Would wither
the unfortunates -on the. rung o the
social ladder beneath her with her
grandeur. m
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t ' 'Wives, mothers, ' sisters and " daugh
ters of ths members of the' University
club are enjoying the privileges of a
ladles' annex to the fullest extent Aft
ernoon teas and luncheons In ths hand
some new edifice ars quits., ths thing
in the smart set One of the first host
esses who entertained at the club was
MIs Marjorls Hoffman, who gave a
luncheon Friday for ths enarming bride
. ' to-be, Miss Cully Coolr. . Those who cir
cled ths board were Miss Cook, Miss
Cornelia Cook, Miss Barbara MaeKenale,
. Miss Mildred Honeyman, Miss Orace
Honeyman, . Miss Katharine Hart and
Isabella Qauld, , , ,,,-,,,.
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. Miss Mildred lloneymaa whose por
trait IS reproduced on the society page.
K. Buryriasa a nevy oi Kins oi ins younger
set who gathered Saturday at ths horns
of Miss Barbara MacKensl for tea, with
the announcement of her engagement to
. -Charles JS. Hlndman, a prominent young
attorney -of the firm of Piatt Piatt.
Mr. Hlndman is ths son of Mrs. C. C.
Hlndman, of Dubois, Pa. He is a grad.
, uats of ths University of Pennsylvania
and since his restdencs in Portland has
mads hosts of friends in ths younger
set - . . -
Mies lloneymaa la ths daughter of
Thomas Honeyman. a granddaughter of
Mrs. Thomas Honeyman and a nleoe Of
Mrs. David C Lewis, David X. Honey-
man and James Honeyman. She an 1
her sister. Miss Grace Honeyman, at
- tended school in New York at Miss Ben
. net's and Miss -Flnck'a finishing schools
, and later traveled abroad before their
, debut hers last October, at a large bail
at the Multnomah hotel. As yet the plans
for the wedding are Indefinite, but It
will probably tak place in ths spring.
Miss Honeyman is a most popular and
attractive girl and ths coming months
1 will lftuhtlaa t fill.! with rt i--
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aer nonor, , , .
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Complimenting Mra James Canby.
t wlfs of Major Canby of Vancouver Bar
raeke, who laft Wednesday for their
. future horns to Washington t. C Mrs.
. J. Wesley Ladd entertained with
charmingly appointed luncheon Monday
afternoon at her horns on West Park
', street, Ths afternoon was passed a C
, bridgj, at which card honors fell to
- Mrs. Solomon Hirsch, Mrs, JS. C. Bhe
' lln and .Miss Ella Hirsch. ' Those wno
' enjoyed Mrs. Ladd's hospitality watv
mrm. nnevun. Mrs. , MOrWHt !. " IOSle7,
Mrs. Solomon Hirsch, Miss Hirsch, Mrs.
, Robert Howard, Mrs. Adrian F Fleming.
Mrs Franlt JS. Hart. Mra William a Al
vord, Mrs.., J, O. Young of Vancouver
, barracks and Mrs. Walter F. Burrell. 1
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Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Wolvcrtoa
wers dinner hosts Friday evening, when
" they erlebraUd the thirty-fifth, annlver
, sary of their wedding at their beauUfut
home on Portland Heights- Pink carna
tions and fern made an attractive centrr
, for the tabls. Dainty hand painted
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cards marked ths places of ths follow
ing guests: . Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Kg
gert, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wakefield. Dr.
and Mrs. C. B- Templeton, Mr. and Mrs,
F. N. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. John Archer
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. An event of much Interest last even
ing was ths stag dinner given at the
University club by IS men of ths young
er set for ths pleasurs of Maurice
Crumpaeher ' and Henry .. Wessengsr,
whose weddings will be events of the
near future. - Mr. Crumpaeher will be
married on Wednesday- and . Mr. Wes
enger will be married some time In No
vember. ' .r y j w . T-
' Mr. and Mrs. William MaeMaster were
dinner - hosts Tuesday - night . at their
charming home near the Waverly golt
links celebrating the annlvsrsary. .of
their and Mr. and. Mrs, .'Walter F.
Burrell's wedding. The ' additional
,- wers Mr. and ' Mrs. J. C Alns
'fetih. Mr. and Mrs. C, E, S. Woaid.
At, and Mr a. Landon ' Mason, Miss
.vuiaie MaeMaster and 3. Q. Edwarda
For the pleasure of Miss Genevieve
Thompson, .who has left for her
trip around The world snd the Misses
Helen and Addle Murphy of Helena,
Mont, who are distinguished guests In
the city, staying at the Portland, Mrs.
Joseph JC - Clarke entertained with a
luncheon Tuesday at the Alexandra
Court. - The table was artistically ar
ranged with a center p pink roses and
Maiden hair ferns. - Ths guests included,
Misss Thompson, the Misses Murphy,
Mrs. Charles T. Whitney ' Mrs. Totu.
Mrs. Walter F. Burrell Mrs. A. EL
Rockey, Miss Isabella Gould, and Mrs.
Harold sawyer.
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' Mrs. Clarence Nlchels and Tier nlese
Miss Helen Bates, left Tuesday night
for ths east, from where they will sail
for an extended trip abroad. They ex
pect to be gone about six months, v
I A delightful affair ef Wednesday
was the informal luncheon at the Wav
erly Country club given by Miss cully
Cook - for ths four bridesmaids who
wers to have attended at her wedding
when shs planned a large church wed
ding. Owing to the Illness of her father
Miss Cook changed her plans and will
have a small wedding at ths home, her
sister, ' Miss Cornelia Cook, being her
only attendant - The guests at luncheon
were ' Mies Mildred ' Honeyman, Miss
Barbara MacKenxie, Miss Marjorls Hoff
man, Miss Katharine ' Hart and Miss
Cornelia Cook, i' ' .
1 An interesting visitor to the younger
Set will be Miss Katharine Eeob, who
is expected to arrive early next week
to be the guest of her sinter and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sawyer!
Mr. (Sawyer's parents, Mr, and Mra
Walter Sawyer,' will arrive hers about
October 1 from New York, where they
passed the summer la ths oauntry out
el New York city, and will be domiciled
at the Alexandra Court ' until after
Christina ' ,
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'Mr. and Mrs, William P. Blnnott re
turned home the latter part Of last week
from Seattle, where they have been the
guest for tbs last three weeks of Mr.
and Mrs. Orion O. Denny. They en
Joyed a It days' cruise aboard the Den
ny s yacht Helora, taking a delightful
trip around ths sound, waters and up
Hood's canal, .
An Interesting event of next week will
be the tea Thursday afternoon given
by Miss Frances Kvelyn Fuller and
Miss Margaret Klnscherf Webber
from $ to t, at the home of Miss Webber,
174 East Twenty-first street north.
Miss Webber and. Miss Fuller will
also be Joint. hostesses on the evening
of October (. when they will entertain
with an informal dancing party at the
home of Miss Webber,
Another drllghttul dancing party to
be given for the young people will take
place October 10, when Miss - Catherine
cards marked ths places of ths follow ' JsCO TCa - tUWUJULWUMWMX, ,; ;. , , . S ' ' , I
lag guests: , Mr. and Mrs, Fredarick Eg. ,7 :-7kanv f 1 WVu. ' 1 -T. . - I
gert Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wakefield. Dr. V rtJLUMJ
Top- Mis Cully Cook, fiancee of Maurice Crumpacker, , whose ' wedding
. 'will take place -Wednesday. . . . . . ': , - .
Bottom Mijs Mildred Honeyman, whose engagement 'wag announced
' last' week. , '' t'lfi ''jjf,-. ,
Therkelsen - and . her ' . brother, i Cachet
Therkeiaen will entertain at the Nor
tonla hotel. ;. " . -
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Thursday evening Mr. anS Mrs. Wal
ter F, Burrell entertained at their hand
gains home on Hawthorne avenue with
as informal dinner. '' . , ,',-,'
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- The Misses Dorothy and Mildred
Moulton entertained with a delightful
dancing " party Monday night at their
hpme on Johnson street for the pleas
ure of , their cousin, ' Miss Elizabeth
Moulton, of Washington, D. C. who with
her mother, Mrs: W. L, Moulton, is visit
ing here en route to their future home
In Sacramento, Cal. There were about
?5 guests who enjoyed the hospitality
of the Misses Moulton, Mrs. C. 1. Moul
ton and Mrs. W.'I. Moulton received
with the young hostesses and guest of
honor. - . M ,
The rooms were beautifully decked
with autumn leaves and clusters of red
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dahlias and scarlet sags. Those, present
were as follows:. , .,t... w.
Miss Elisabeth Moulton, Miss Claries
Biles, Miss Oretchen B3ostennan, Miss
Kathleen Furnish, 'Mies Frances Fuller,
Miss Ruth Marvin, Miss Frances Brady,
Miss Edna Mlnsinger, Miss Catherine
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Therkelsen. I '.., cieo Nlokereon. Mis
junnsexiuemur, Miss May Huesner,
Miss - Katherini Grahajn, Miss -Kate
Brasel, Miss Murifarat Webber, Mrs.
ioven, enn rranclsco. Miss Dorothy
Biiarp, airs. vva,iter a earl n, Ml Jean
Martin, Miss Irene Daly, Miss Dorothy
Worcester. Mra Olaf Anderson, Miss
V'Ona uutnrie. Miss . Iiasol Ralston,
miss Mum xtaision, miss Charlotte Pat
ten of Chattanooga, Tenn., Mrs Earl
Latourette, Miss Hardy, Indiana, Mis
Marr Bteiwer. Mlaa T.tla Snthnrin.i
Miss : Maude Bateham, MIhs Susanna
Johnston.. Dr. J W. MoCollom," Wynn.
nionoiaa . uuy amun, otto Mattern.
George Stanley, Brooks Haworth, Arthur
Mears, ' William - Kavanaugh, Lovelle
Win tars. Cachot' Therkelsen, William
Edrhv Ralph ICnight Alexander Morri
son, Walter Daly, Mr. McLeod, Jack
Price, Ray. Frobman. Walter ' Gearln,
Harry.' Stevenson, Herbert Brasel, Jack
Worcester, , Warren Noble, Howard
Charlton, Mr. Brewster,; Merrltt Moores,
John Scott Earl Latourette, Jack La
tourette, Dean Fallard. Latimer Whit
ney, Mr; Xang, Alfred Clark. Oscar
Closset, Fred Rodgers. ." ',
Dr. and Mrs. jTaKlilot King have
received a cablegram announcing the
wedding. Thursday October 1, at Issley,
nsar Oxford, Kngland, of Mra King's
brother, Dr. Fred A, Klehle, to Miss
Clars Crosa ' Dr. and Mra Klehle are
both formerly of Mlnneapolla where
they met a number of years ago. 'For
the past five years - Miss Cross has
been teachtug in Japan. Dr. Klehle is
the son of Dr. David I Klehle of this
city. They will tour the continent for
a few months before their return home
about Christmas time.
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The Portland art Class resumes Its
work for ths season Wednesday morn
ing, October a at 10 o'clock, . at the
museum. Venetian art, Corregglo and
the school of Leonardo will be the sub
ject for study,,: Six lectures, one Illus
trated by lantern slides, and the others
by pictures on, exhibition will be given.
The lecturers will be Mrs. R, W. Wilbur,
Miss Webster, Miss Crocker, Mr. Torrey
sod Miss Rowland. Ths October, pro
gram will bs as follows:
October 8 Lecture, Venice, Mrs. R.
VT. Wilbur.
October 15 - Lecture, composition,
Miss Webster. '
October 22 Paduan Bchoot Andrea
Mantegna- (1431-150O; 1. EremiUnl
Fresooes,' Mra ,F. R. Behrends; I, As
sumption, Crucifixion,, the Dead Christ,
Mra H. P. Henry; S. Triumph of Cae
sar, Mra R- C French; tf. Madonnas,
Mrs, John Coleman; S. St George, Par
nassus, Triumph of Wisdom, Mra Don
ald Spencer. ' - - , ,
October J The Vivarlnl (1440
through 150S), Mrs. R. M. Cross, tbe
School of ths Bellini at.Venlce; 1. Ja
copo Bellini (1890-1470), Miss Elisabeth
Creadickj S- GentUe BelUnt, Mra DeU
Stuart
The Art Class will receive a limited
number of lecture members for ths year
1113-14, through Mra R, J. Marsh, sec
retary. , " " . n e ,tt.,- ,
Miss Gertrude. Talbot will be the
motif for an elaborate affair . of Oc
tober 10 when her sister-in-law, Mr
Guy Webster- Talbot will preside "at a
large tea at her King street home,, -
Mr. and Mrs. "Wtnthrop Hammond en
tertained Saturday evening with six
tables of auotlon brldfre. Card honors
fell to Mra Joseph Webber and Mra
B. D. Whitney. William Cobb and War
ren- TCeeler. ' The guests Included Mr.
and Mra William B, Mersereau, Mr. and
Mra J. C. Morrison, Mr. and Mra M. A.
NewelL Mr.' and Mrs,' G Lewis Head,
Mr, and Mra Roy Yates. "Mr. and Mra
Walter Warren, Mr. and Mra, w. C.
Fox, Mra Julia Marquam, Mr. and Mra
E. D. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs, Warren
Keeler, Mr. and Mra William Cobb, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Webber.
After the card games Mr, Cobb played
several delightful piano selections. The
house was prettily decorated with au
tumn leaves . and dahlias In the same
buea, . ,.' ,
The first annual ball will bs given
Wednesday evening, October at Hotel
Multnomah by thaPortland Assembly,
Fourth Degres Knights of Columbua
Ths patrons and patronesses will be:
Mr, and Mra Frank A. Heltkempert Dr.
and Mra Andrew C Smiths- Judge and
Mra 3i P. Kavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter H. Carroll, Mr. and Mra A. D.
McDougall, Mr., and Mra M. 1L Kern,
Mr. and Mra Roger B. Slnnott and Mr,
and Mrs, M. F. Brady, i Ths committee
in charge of arrangements have spared
no effort to make this the most en
Joyable affair that has ever been pro
vided for by the assembly.) The com
mittee consists of, Frederick P. Ron
deau, chairman; Joseph T Phelan, H.
Paul Duebar, Henry F. Kalvelage, P, J.
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- Mrs. J. P. Ford and bar daughtsr,
Miss Gensvlevs Matteson, . entertained
Wednesday afternoon for the pleasurs of
Miss Louise Gleason, brlde-eleot Th
hostesses were assisted in receiving by
Mra .Ernest Meyers. The afternoon
was enjoyably passed : at sewing and
guessing games, at which latter Miss
Gladys Howard won the prise. A hand
some guest prise was given Miss
Gleason, as well as a bandkerohlef
shower, -. The showsr came as a great
Surprise and was novelly presented.
Miss Oleason's . summer psrasol was
brought to bar and she wss asked to
raise It to show to the guests. The
dainty gifts were tied 'to the parasol
with little yellow ribbons, and literally
showered the honor guest The decora
tions were of autumn , leaves . and
white and yellow dahlias. The guests
lnoluded: - Mrs. James Gleason, Ml
Wllla Fields, Miss Sallle Sterrett Miss
Helen Hall,". Miss Edna Mlnsinger,
Mra William Patterson, Miss Laura
Korelt, Miss ' Madeline Btona, Mrs.
Bruce Stewart, Miss Edna BSnswanger,
Mlse Harriet Kern, -Miss Mary Kern,
Miss Edna Patterson, Miss Glayds How
ard, Mrs. J. Btanley Clemenoe,. Miss
Marjorls Read. Miss Leonids Henry, the
Mlssss Arvlila and Naomi Beckwlth,
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Mrs. Robert Mcintosh' Townsend, a charming hostess of last week.
Miss Maris Haller. Mrs.. Ernest Meyers
and llttls Evelyne Meyera ,
"A Quiet home wedding took place Men.
day evening when Miss Margaret Cat
lln was married to William Morton at
the home of her sister and brotheMn-
law, Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Elmer. Dr. J.
R. Wilson of the Portland academy per
formed the , ceremony, and the bridal
couple were unattended. Miss Catlln
la the daughter of Mra John Catlln and
the late Judge Catlln, one of the pioneer
first families of the city.. She M a sis
ter of Mra Walter A. Ooaa Mra W. W.
Elmer, Miss Blanche Catlln and Sets
Catlln, Mr, Morton is ths son ef Mr.
and Mrs. O. Albert Morton. Only the
immediate relatives , were present at
tbs services. ,,. - . -
J Many charming affairs are being ten
dered for the pleasure ef Miss Louise
Gleason, brlde-eleot. Friday afternoon
Mrs. William H. Patterson (Louise Wil.
Hams) gavs an Informal . sewing bea
asking in about . iO girls to pass ths
afternoon Informally with her.. Next
week the Misses Harriet and Mary Kern
will entertain Informally. Monday, Mrs.
Walter Tsrian (Blanch Bchott) will give
an Informal afternoon party Tuesday,
and in the evening Walter Oleason will
give a dinner at the Waverly club for
his sister snd her fiance, Walter A.
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Grnetter, and the wedding party; a
weanesoay Miss Madeline stone wi
preside at a bridge party In her bono
Mr. and Mra. Harry O'Reilly rave
bridge party of seven tables Frli
evening In celebration of their fifteen
wedding anniversary.. There were sev
tables at cards arranged -and hlghe
honors went to Mra Adolph Dekuns, Mr
Allan Ellsworth, C. P. Bruno and R
woioptt; . .
Mra O'Reilly has planned a series
afternoon parties which she will ft
at intervals throughout the year.
' The Knights Templar- club Will gi
IU first "at home" at the Mason
Temple early this month, to bs follows
by two In November and ' one each f
December, January, February and Apr i
ue season to Close witn a granel pa
and banquet in April or ths early pa
of May.
The Knights Templar club baa give!
a eerles of dancing and- card partli
each winter for the past two years of
very delightful character. It has cr
ated a reputation for good f ellswshl
most unusual to organisations Of I
eharacter. The patron earn s of tho fin
party are all prominent socially. Th
Include Mra " Charles EJ, Runyon, Mr
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