suiid'.v jdu-iial', to?tlaijd, cunday
W. r. Brown, Mr. and Mra. X.' B. XOink,
Mr. and Mrs. It Woodworth, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Young, Mra, William J. Mo.
Ginnls. Mra.W. Churchill, Mlaa Clarice
Churchill, Mra. D. Johnaon and Mr. and
Mra, Harry Coleman. ' - i
''.W.v. i !.
Tuesday avenlr.g of this week the
LaHoa club opened their aeaaoa of 1918.
14 with a pretty danclngr party at Chris.
wnaena. The following ladles acted aa
patronesses for the evening; - Mr. JP,
Ryan, Mra. W. A. Elvers, Mra. I. Done
laa, Mra. W. P Graham, Mra J. J. Hoaan
and Mra. J. CHare. Dainty eouvenlre
were riven to their frienda during th
grand march lead by Mra. W. A. Elvers
assisted by the following- member of
the clubt Mlsaee Marie Chambere. Kath
erlne Oaffney, Anna Dunn, Mary Fran
ces McCarthy, Deborah Griffin and
Irene Fitzgerald,
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WEDDINGS
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A beautiful wedding waa solemnized
Tuesday whan Mlaa Florence Kohn and
George Nathan Black of Xoa Angelet
were married by Kabbl Jonah B. Wlae at
1 o'clock at th born of the bride'a
mother, Mra. Charlea Kohn. Thla wed
- ding unite two' very prominent, and
wealthy fwnlUea "of the coaat, - Both
Mlaa Kohn and Mr. Black are popular
In their aet and , their . wedding la of
... widespread interest. --::..' t
Only about 10 gueSta were bidden to
the wedding and breakfast which fol-
, lowed the ceremony, aa the guests ln
eluded nly the relaUvea and. the lm.
- - mediate ' friends but all the appoint
menta of the affair were beautiful and
the wedding . will long be remembered
by those present aa one of the moat
elaborate and beautifully appointed ew
v given here. - v . . ,
The only attendant to the bride waa
ber mother, Mra. Charles Kohn, and
an uncle of the bride, Isadora Jacobs,
attended the groom. The bridal cortege
i took, their places In the drawing room
- beneath a fairyland C pf " flower) and
greenery for the reading of the service.
Columns were arranged, with stream
ers of asparagus fern and white tulle
with a connecting arm overhead of
greens and the tulle ribbon. On all sldba
. were masses of flowers In pink rosea
T- .and the lavender orchids. ... ..
The bride waa beautifully gowned la
cream white oharmeuse draped . with
white tulle, - which waa caught with
orange bloaoms and trimmed with ex
quislte old point de Teniae lace, ; an
heirloom In the family. , Her veil waa
a simple one of tulle and it fell to the
hem of her Tong court train In lovely
oft folds. It was fashioned In a, b
coming cap and. held In place with
coronet of pearls, , ropa of which she
, wora around ner neck. These pearls
are a rare possession of Miss Kohn, aa
They are-a eoiiectlon of aome EO yeart I Mm. George W. Goethals, wih of the engineer In charge of the con-
Thrbr.nDoar ' .ruction 0 the P.nama nV whoae cherished wish is to brth.
terfly orchids and lilies of the valiei nt woman to past through the the trans-isthmian waterway.
with . a ahower of the- latter flowers . .
combined with the tulle ribbon. Plred t'a wedding march. Hev. B. B.
afternoon ror the pleasure of her sister
with an Orpheum party and luncheon at
ino iioiei v ortiana. Her guests Included:
misb Monks, ura John Jennings, Mra
T. J. 6eufert, Mra. T, J. Beufert Jr,
Miss Anne Healv. Mlaa Effla Johnston.
Mtsa Viola Barenetecher, Miss Katherlne
Kern, Mlas Josephine Healy, Miss Tesi
jennings, mnn Helen Calbreath, Miss
May Healy, Mlaa Evelene Calbreath and
miss Agnes cororan.
The XII tu He Hea. ' formerlv Wot
verlnes, will discontinue their Friday
evening walks on account of the coming
inoiemem weainer ana enjoyable Bun-
aay aiternoon walks will be substi
tuted. The Initial Sunday walk to
day will follow through the , pie-
tureaque Maoleay park, meeting at
Twenty-third and Washington streets
at 1:80 p, m. ,They will follow-Cornell
road to Maoleay park, terminating at
me nisiono forestry Building, where
many giants of Oregon's forests are
snown. A cordial invitation la extend
ed to all Ht Tu He Hea, easterners and
meir rrienda. Telephone Mlas A. Ison.
A-621B, or Mra. E. U QaJe, Main' t9U,
ror iniormauon.
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The Five Nights' club, a social or
ganisation that last winter gave a series
of five sudceseful danoea. held Its an
nuai meeting Friday night and elected
officers for the coming year. Q. M.
Freed is president, H. P. Greene, treas
urer and B. 8. west, secretary, . pat-
ronesaea tor the season are Mrs. CL A
ttooa, Mra, to, joeaaie ana aars. m.
F. Hopkins.
The first party of the" season will be
given at the Women of woodcraft ball
on October 17, and will be followed for
the next four montna witn
tha same hall. Lest year the elub was
under the direction .of B. Frank Gll
Strap and proved to be a popular event,
.-,', ;, ,.'..; ;: "'.'--..;rl'l'--:'
Cards are received for tha ' opsning
party of the season to be given by the
O. E. 8, club, at Masonlo Temple; Octo
ber IS. v Tha patronesses will be: Mra.
J. A. Haley, Mrs, . H. , Duthie, Mrs.
Sarah Ouerin, Mrs. Pant Chamberlln,
Mrs. M. Fiske and Mrs, " George Harvey,-
Tha officers are: Miss Kleanor
Menef ea. - president; ; Miss Mathilda
Mathison,' vice-president; Thomas Coy
ler, and the committee: Miss Delia
Qlaon, Miss Margaret ' Howatson, Miss
Monta ' - Maesly. ' Mlaa Alma Harvey,
Mlas Purnell Flshburn, J. C. Wilson. J.
F, Guerln, W, W. Work, 3. B. Hartman
and Radford Shawcrosa. ; '
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Division No.' 1. ladies' auxiliary A. 0.
tt, will entertain their frienda with
cards and dancing next Monday evening
October , In tba Woodmen of tha World
hall, 128 Eleventh street. An enjoyable
evening la assured alt.
Tba member and friends of Centen
ary Methodist church will give a re
ception to the pastor Rev, Celmar ix
Trimble, and Mra,- Trimble, on Monday
evening In the church parlors. At the
same time they will make , marry over
the prospect of tha coming of tba next
::o.:iaNGt QCTqsi::: z, :
anjiual conference, which Centenary is
to entertain nxt fall.
s Belnff the first eocial event Of the
new conference year, there will be a
large crowd present of friends of old
centenary. A program will be rendered,
refreshments served ana an ldf&sh.
toned , social time enjoyed. , lavery
body welcome. ,
.'!''"':" ''ft ,!vvVW?;V
The students of tha local high schools
and academies have plans under way
td give their annual Inter-school bop
among the first dances of tha season.
Invitations will be ready to distribute
within a few days. .,
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St Annie charitable society will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the resi
dence of Mrs. John Manning, 683 Beat
14th st north, at 3:30 p. m. - -
Division No. 1, Ladles Auxiliary A.
O. H., will give a card party and dance
tomorrow evening In W. O. W. ball, 128
11th street , The committee la working
earnestly to make this a pleasant even
ing for all. : .
"' ''- ":.
The Decern Girls aro preparing; a Hal
loween surprise in connection with their
dancing party te be held Monday even
ing, uctooer it, at Muriarit naiu
i.
-FRATERNAL NOTES
Gordon ; Granger Woman's Relief
Corps No. 43 was entertained- last Fri
day by Mrs, 6. Newell In ber new borne
at 121 Hays street, Bt Johns. Her
rooms were deoorated with feme and
autumn leaves. Mrs. Newell - was as
sisted by Mrs. G. L. Thornton, Mrs. Her.
van Home. Mra Fred pal ton.
Mrs. C. 8. Newman; Mra M. Culllns,
Mrs. E. Clark Hall, Mra, John Murrell
Mrs. Frasler and Mrs. Carson. The
guests were entertained by the fol
lowing program: ? Duet by Mrs, Thorn
ton and Mrs., C. B. Newman; vocal duet
by Mra 8. Newell and Mra. Glover;
vocal solos by Mrs. Newell and Mrs.
Glover, after' which a lunch was served.
Those present were: Mra Gemmell, Mrs.
Llllle pf UMU Cat, Mra L.rsen, Mrs.
Blngls, Mr. Dooley. Mrs. B. R. Teet
ers, Mrs. N. H. Bell. Mr, and Mrs.
Emery, Mrs. W. E. Slater, Mrs. Herbert
A. Van Home, Mrs. Fred Dal ton, Mrs.
C 8. Newman, Mrs, Culllns, Mrs, Mur
rell, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Carson, Mrs,
J. A coneway, Mra. sany, Mrs. J. A
Newell. Mrs. O. E. Leet Mra T. U Per
rlne. Mrs. AC. Anderson, C. B. Hen-
shaw. Mrs. J. E. Gell, Mrs. B. Z. Cul
11ns. Mrs. Mary Culllns, Judge T. B,
McDevitt Mrs. C Nye, Mra Fred Kelly,
Mrs. E. J. Mayer, Mra, J-i. 1. wers, Mrs.
Anna Gould. Mrs. Mary Bryant, Mrs. M.
Barber, Mrs. M, D. Green, Mrs. N. Bra-
ley, Mra B. a. cocnrin, Mra a. j. Bel
lamy, Mrs. W. C Hoar, Mra a A. Bales,
Mrs. Mary E. ChamherllnMrs. .Helen
Gano, Mrs. tnes BmlthrMraO. W. Sund
berg, Mrs. ' Mt Brown, Mrs. A. N.
Thrower, Mrs. O. L. Psrrine Hess, Mrs.
O. O. Rodgers, Mra R. E. Blodgett Mr.
- .. (Continued ooM'age Elgit.)
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Mra. Kohn wore an , omhM m,AA I Bollinger of the t Highland Conrrega-
charmeuse sown., a handmm imvr.i I tlonai church pronounced the ceremony
model. v She wore beautiful ornamanta I rttu,JU 'A. bounteous wedding dinner
of diamonds. ' -.; A. :T- . I served.' Mr. Mollenhour la an am-
Tha guests werS seated In' th Aiiin.lE1' tha Portland Railway, Light A
in pink crusterTof S 22! iour " tTiel?Tarw clr
"n? wun clusters of pink roses I ni. e i.am . nt ai,.... ......
room
set
and fern InUrmlngled with fink Bnw nTWY w
The hall waa decked with tha Dink I"
uufwnuuuumi' ana - autumn leaves.
Mi k . . 1 . - ' ... '
. On tha wide verandas, canvas Inclosed: xV7 "rno the wedding of
.counUess Palms lent atn-nWfS M1,a Helea runbara and Dumont Potter
lteortealSrdal?,' Lamb was solemnized at the Unitarian
M.-R f befor. a gathering o relatives
. bride, was rattled ; f a w,T.w -T na ,n" mmeaiata frienda Dr. Eliot
whittl and wl?ir Ih.,? ,k T? J '. ta cerenftny :t o'clock and, Mr.
Wi a . " Shmu "blned and Mrs. Lamb were unattended. Tha
7n,rr - !. .v" frii Witt onaa wore har traveling ault of blue
' ? a, ot to WM polnt bot tba with a ohlo blaOk toque and aha carried
V "w lrv"" " ' i a lovely bouquet pf orchids and UUes of
Miss Eda Jacobs wora a baeomlng tha valley.
Swn Drowa -Ivst made on aimpls Mr. tod lira' Lamt left directly after
..T ' " 1 oeramony xor a trip on tna sound
Miss Sarah Jacobs waa gowned la an nd they will be at home to their frienda
-electrio blue crepe de chine gown with thelr new homo la Rosa -City Park
Mrs. Joseph Greenberg of San Fran-1 MiM Zunbam Is the daughter of Mr.
cIhm ' A. i-mi.ln m ,L. . . land Mrft. Qmnrar A' Tknnhm A .nr.
somely gowned In black raolra oomblnes mb j;on Mr. and Mra, Joseph
" TfoaiS Thur;ctober , John! Mel
sonai friend orAlr! Tafl K'""1 Mlaa Edna Maud McGregor
valued poaseaslons among tea maiJ S?r unIt. to" ""sxriaga at tha Third
Cablegrams and m..Ci ot conaSS? Prbyterlaa. manse. Rev. A I Hutcht.
lauona received by the bride and SSom on P"'. officiating. Both partlaa
.U a letter received from Mr. Ta?t 2 r ',ld" Portland. L
pressing his i good wishes. The ;-tr '--; i'it-ir
received were countlesa and-beau -Wednesday afternoon In tha parl6r
tiful beyond deacriptlon, of tba Union Avanua Methodist church,
"r- f Blck left this after- Roy Clifford Gates and Miss Mary Ella-
noon for t the east, where they ? will abeth Thompson were married by tha
!?vel.vM:tdn.8,!v,r untl ' November 1. Rev. James Hardy Bennett , ,
when they wm sail on tba Imperator for ...
an indefinite tour of tha continent Mra Wednesday evening in tha "parlor o
Xohn will join her daughter and aonln- Xnion Avenue Methodist churchMay
law about the first of the year and Cole and Mlaa Ida Tbrallklll war
travel with them. Mr. and Mrs. Black united In marriage by the Rev. James
expect, on fhelr return from abroad.4 to Hardy Bennett ..
VHve for a whUe In Lbs Angeles,-but r''- - . '" '
they will eventually make their home the home of the bride's mother,
; In Portland. . Mra A, Z Lee, 60S Dekum avenue, the
w w " I wedding of Mrs. Nanoe Black Kadderly
Vj y Tenl,,8' t the home ojr tbeto ' Cheater a - Moors took place
- James. 184 East Elhtuth ttmLhiPh
a Settrb,a- and Miss Laverne 1
-' . wer marrisd. Rev. James
r omiij oeuuet ociioiauns;,' ;
Monday evening at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurens,
'171 Union avenue north, the wedding
- of Andrew Auer and Miss Clara Lau.
rens was perrormed by the Rev. James
. naruy ennett..
Wednesday evening, October 1, at the
bride's home, 835 Shaver street Harry
. B. Mollenhour and Madge Moran ware
: united In marriage In the presence of
- toe nearest reiauves and rrlends of both
groom and bride. Miss Maude B. Moran
.: of Glen Echo, cousin of the bride,
Mondav. f)ntamba 19 Rev Hannr Mar
ootte officiating. Only the immediate !
rrtenos and reiauves witnessed the ere
mony. Dr. and Mrs, Moore left Imme
diately for a month's trip east
COMING EVENTS
. The Harrlman club's opening dance for I
the 1111-1914 season will be given at the
Armory, October 17, and promises to
eclipse any of their previous parties.
The Harrlman club, which baa a mem I
bership of 1500, is , composed of the
office employes of the , O.-W. R, 4 N i
8. F. and -PM B. ft B., and during the
coming winter will give a series of en-'
tertainmenta The committee la charge
of, tha ' opening danee la composed of .
C. , G. Holland chairman: the ' Misses ,
uraoe B&ira. ranees rero, JNora xnom
son, Helen Brown, Jerome BlaisdeU, A
B. Van stroma A. B. Cain. JUL B, Lee and
F.'B, Egan. i :-.,,':
The patronesses, which ' will be an
nounced later, are wives of the offi
cials of the related linen comprising the
Harrlman system, s. i -
Invitations for tha weddins? of Mlaa
Mary Monks and Frank B. Healy have
been received. Miss Monka la the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mra James Monks. She
Is a beautiful girt with a sweet person
ality that haa won for her hosts of
friends. Her popularity Is more than
evinced in the countless prenuptial af
faire that are filling tha few remaining
days before the wedding, October 14.
The ceremony will take place at St
Patrick's church at . 11 o'clock. Rev.
Father Murphy officiating, and will ba
followed by a reception at the home of
the bride'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Monks, from 13 until I o'clock..
Mrs. J. C. Coetello (Marsrarat Mankal
will be her sister's matron of honor, and
wise xneresa Jennings or Booicana and
Miss Anne Healy will be the brides
maids. Little Mildred Seufert Will be
the flower girj. -- . . - :
ht. costeuo entertained Thursday
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