THE OREGON- SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING,' OCTOBER 3, 1313. .5 S LM JL. J : .. 81 V IS. . .a. A a. i . I II r Vil - bcloed Jn the futur on Friday i ' ,' ' . I (11 r 1 1. I V vnlnn- All artl.Iaa fnr nuhll. ' i l . HI $ tfla t i?h'vV , I Bf ill: Bx Nona Xawler. j ; Jfli JTH preparations under fv lM the i elaborate : production of TJ "Jappyland," the spectacular f f . operatic extravaganza which . , hb 400 or 600 of Portland's elite men, maids and matrons are to present at . ths Armory .Thanksgiving week for the benefit of the Baby Home, there Is little prospect, of other soolal affairs of , importance during the nest five weeks. Rehearsals will be almost continuous, and the whole social world of Portland will be actively Interested in one way or another, helping to make . tb ambitious undertaking the - most jioted success, both socially and' finan cially, slnca the splendid Klrmesses of a . few sessons ago. tv. .?. -v ' ' Rehesrsala. which are to begin during the coming week, ar to ba held in the . assembly room of the Multnomah hotel, the use of which has been generously tendered by the hotel management, and the dancers are to ba trained under professional-direction, under the , supervi sion of Edward It' Coatea, author of the txtravagania. -Jappyland" has re cently been produced in Oakland, CaL, and other, cities, whence -corns reports ; of Us elaborately beautiful effects, tune ful melodies and strikingly brilliant enT semble. The piece is decidedly oriental in atmosphere but Ingenious Intricacies in the frivolous plot provide for a great variety of Interpolated song and dance numbers, richly- costumed, o that the whole is really a daiillng panorama of changing scenes snd distinctive dances, running all the way from' stately pow dered, wig and polonalsa minuets to 11 ery ' Spanish lovs dances, , rollicking "Tama Yama" choruses, and cbwglrl specialties with Jingling spurs ' and ringed leather skirts. The list of dancers lias not yet been announced, and will probably not be determined definitely until after several rehearsals,; but the machinery of the production Is already well organlsei, under the supervision of Mrs. Holt C Wilson, devoted friend and supporter of the Baby Home, and an advisory board, of which the following are members; Mrs. h. Allen Lewis. Mrs. Theodore B. Wilcox, Mrs. E. L. Thompson, Mrs, Slg mund Frank, Mrs. Thomas D. Honey, man, Mrs. A. J. Barker and W. D. .Wheelwright, f',. ? e : A 'few of the dance specialties and the chaperons assigned to them bave been announced. - A partial list of the chaperons for "Jappyland" dances:, "Moonlight Dance," Mrs. O. W. L. MacQregor, Mrs. David Honey man, Mra ay Lombard. Mrs. C. Hunt Lewis, Mrs. Peter Kerr, Mrs. Robert Lewis; "Tama Veddini and VisiUne Ctrd- i En graven .and Stationers j Morgan Building Broadway and Washington ' tstablished IU9 . h 4 jjjjjij 55 Pn'J T"TV' i 'Iff VY - a i i in " 6NQltt irV 'W&y' PHOTO BY - ',' Top Miss Helen Hall, who -was one of tbe hostesses of the past week. Bottom Mra. John D. Peters, who will make her home In Oakland, Cat. Yama" Dance, Mrs. Victor Johnson, Mra J. Jay Morrow, Mrs. Donald Green, Mrs. George Klrkham Bmlth, Mrs. ISdmund Devereaux, U ' Mra Antoine Labbe; "Spanish Love Dance" Mrs. Julius Meier, Mrs.' Dan Malarkey, Mrs. George W. Boschke, Mra I.N. Llpman, Mra Oskar Huber, Mrs. Dora Zan; "Western Girls" Dance, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mra ' Morris TVhltehouse, Mrs. Thomas Robertson, Miss Hazel Dolph, Mrs. David Lewis and Miss Claire Houghton: ,The opening performance of "Jappy land" , will, be given on Thanksgiving night, Thursday, November 27,. with repetitions on Friday and Saturday nights, November 18 and 29, and Satur day matinee. - 'M'V.'i'-fi At the University ciub, V dfivous for luncheon and atternoon tea since the completion of , the new club house, two events' of esoaclal Interest were given, the luncheon Tuesday a wnien Mra Kooert iewis presided, and last night Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Labbe entertained with an elaborate dinner for the pleasure of Mm. Labbs's sister and her husband, Mr, and Mra Robert Hyde of SpokanaJ.-i' Jt'.'Jfr 'o'. '..!;; '") ?;'. Mrs. Lewis comnllmentad Mrs. Sppnce Blank,, who Is' ths' bouse; guest of her sister, Mrs; , Norman . R. . Lanfr. Covers wers laid for Mrs.i Bpence Black,. Mrs. Issg, i Mrs.' John C Ainsworth, Mrs. Sdhermerhorn, ;Mlgs Eallle Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, k: '. ..fi. 'f--l-i',- : . .. AV:?:..:;,-:.::. . 'November: 12 Is the date which Miss Ruby.Crlchton has set for her wedding to James Mensies Ambrose. Miss Crlch ton Is one of the most popular and tal ented of. ths girls - of the younger set and her wedding will be of Interest to a wide ctrcls of friends. -i Owing to the recent boreaveraeht In tho family; the wedding will be Very quioj only t,U Jm. "I, '..a .' 1 " 1 "'" mediate . relatives J5elng asked. ' They will be married at the boms of the bride's mother, Mrs. Ernest W. Crichton, on the evening of the 12th and will be unattendedVM-.v-A .-.j-v, ;.;-.t;.;-v ..f ' ? Thursday afternoon the Catholic Women's league hejd Its annual party for th benefit of Its work. A card party was, given , this year ; and T the Fountain grille of ths Oregon hotel was charmingly arranged for the occasion. Both bridge and t- five hundred were played. The grille was beautifully dec orated with palms and pink chrysan themums and made a delightful Setting for the many beautiful gowns worn. Over 600 ladles were present. Ths pat. wnesss.;'w.'wererMraoha.;7Maanlng, Mrs.f J,?5iCtarksonirMrsi JDJ Bullivan, Mra ; J. CC. -"ostello, , Mrs, ' J; I; O'Brien. Mra A, C. Smith, Mrs. M. JP. Brady, Mra M. W.IDaly, Mrs. John Maglnnls, Mrs. James J. Hogan, Mrs. John Dris colli Mrs. W. K. Cotnan, Mra B. Gild ner, Mrs. Frank .Dooley, , Mra F. W. Ipherwood. Mra John II.' Kern. ; Mrs. John Kavanaugh, Mrs. P. 11 Flynn, Miss Helen Clark. "Miss Katherlne Olle. Miss Margaret Flaherty, Miss May Healy. :'.' -v 'i'y.-iii:. jt',.-'ot if ';'.;-''' Soclogy J en ' masse gathered at ; the Heillg last evening'for . the opening con cert of the Portland Musical association. Madame Alda, . lyrio soprano; Gutia Casini, 'cellist,' and Frank Las Forge, pianist, were tho happy choice-of the management for the initial concert, and were greeted with enthusiasm by ths largo and representative gathering of society snd musio loving people of the city. , Many beautiful continues were seen In tho audience, and Madame Alda's gown was especially . lovely, a white charmeune en train, made with a front panel and train of spangles and a pan nier effecf cf the satin with, ft bodice of lace and spsngles: Among those Vbol made up box parties were: , Mrs. Helen I Ladd Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.I Mr."and- Mrs." Walter 'X Burns, Dr. and Mrs. Holt C ' Wilson, Mr. and Mra Richard . Koehler, - Miss Clara Weldler Jennings ' Sutor,. Mra Donald Green. Mrs. Rose Bloohi Bauer, Mrs. C. B. 8, Wood, Mr. and Mrs. W.' I. dole, Mrs. Rose Coarsen Reed and Miss Madeline Stone. . '."' i Mrs. Otis B. Wight was hostess at format reception" Thursday" afternoon when several hundred of the maids and matrons Of the smart set called to greet her. j( Chrysantasmums X and autumn leaves formed the attractive decora tions throughout the rooms. Presiding In the dtmng room , were Mrs. At re Rocksy, Mrs. Richard Nuun, Mrs. J. H. Young ftnd Mrs., David A, Bhlndler. Mrs. AHna D. Kats and Mra . Frank Branch Riley served punch and others who as sisted -about the rooms were Mrs. C Kdward Grelle, Mrs. Herbert 8. Nichols andMrs."B. L. Donald, .'.t-s-- vi-An event of much Interest will bs th wedding of Miss Romalne Wood tOi Henry Wesslnger,, which has. been set ror wovemoer' s. iar. wessingsr is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wesslnger, and is one of the popular men of the younger set lUs Wood Is of Aberdeen. Wash where the wedding wilt take place. " She Is ths daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alanson D. Wood, and a sister of Mra Fred Grain of this city, . Invitations have been received for large reception to be held at the Mult nomah hotel Friday evening, October St, by the Japanese - consul and his wire. Mr. and Mra Ida, In ceieorsHon ox tne birthday of his Imparls! majesty, the emneror of Japan. This will be an event of much interest, and elaborate arrange ments have been made for, the occasion. a. number of prominent society matrons will assist in receiving. About 600. In vitations bave been Issued. , Among ths matrons who will assist Mr. and Mrs. Ida are: Mrs. Henry I Corbett, Mrs, . J. . Wesley Ladd, Mra Robert W Lewis, Mra K. A, J. Mao Kenrie, and Mra O. M. Clark . Dr. and Mrs. Ray Matson will leave November IT for San Francisco - from where they plan to sail November 1 for a year's travel around the world. They wilt first visit Honolulu, then the Phil ippine islands, Spain, China, India, the Holy land, and then Europs, where Dr. Matson will pass aome time In Vienna They plan to be gone a little over a year, ' W"i.ajr.'..F'-fi Monday afternoon Mra 1. D.. Peters presided at an Informal tea at Alej andra Court for the pleasure of - her daughter-in-law, Mra John Peters, who, with j Mr. vPetera left Thursday eve ning ' for : Oakland, Cel., where 1 they will make their home. Ab6ut 60 guests called to bid Mra Peters adieu. Clus ters of yellow..; chrysanthemums and Oregon grape formed the attractive' dee. oration of rooms and on the tea tabla Mrs. George, Peters and Mrs. Frank; Ran som poured and Mrs; James A. Ellis and Mrs. Ray Matson assisted the host ess In receiving. . . s , - , An event ' of much interest In the younger set Tuesday evening wak - the dancing party, given-by Ml as Diana Ers- Kine, aaugnter or ins wriusn uonsui. ana ' urs. firskine, at ner home , on Kearney street . , ' Mrs. Robert Smith has as-her house guest Miss Xelia Simpson of tow .York, a charming young woman, -iwho ? made many friends In Portland when She vis ited here last year, . Miss Simpson ar rived last Monday, and will remain un til after. .Chrlstmai. . Many delightful affairs will; doubtless be given -in her honor, , T wi'-:;-r'-.-. '-t:1: -1 1nvitations i hsve ' been -received f for the-weddtng' of Miss Saldee Lu Knapp, the daughter: of Mr, and Mrs. Dwlght F. Knapp. and Arthur Alban Murphy, for "the evening - of November 6,-at the ' home of the bride's ; psbents, 76 East Burnside street. " There "will be about ;'80 guests assembled .for the wedding. ' Including relatives and Inti mate friends and, a large reception Will follow, to which about 200. guests have been bidden. , f'.:. - Miss Knapp Is one of the popular and talented members, of the -younger set and .nntny prenupttal affairs hav been given In her honor.' Friday afternoon Miss Haul Reed presided at a de lightfully appointed luncheon for 12 in timate friends of the bride to ne, ana during the past week,-on Monday, even ing, ,Dr. and ."Mrs, ,J. ' A. - Apple white were hosts it I supper for the pleasure of Miss Knapp and Mr. Mur phy; Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs, Wil liam House gave an mrormai crawxjsn supper In their honor. Lsst Friday aft ernoon Mrs. Charles K, Stolte presided at a charming card party at bet beauti ful horns on Mount Tabor. A miscel laneous shower was a surprise of the afternoon. . The : house wa decorated elaborately with yellosv chrysanthemums and fern. "t s " - ' t" Miss' Adelaide Loewenson'. was mar ried Tuesday evening to Dr. Lawrence Selling, with a beautiful and elaborate Excl xciusive and El Every garment in tbia store1 has been person ally selected with a view of pleasing those who 1 wish to dress with elegance and propriety. ' This is the reason that the garments shown in this exclusive stock have .that distinctive tone . and character which only can be found in gar ments of the better class. ' ' 1 ' Individual garmerits exclusive styles. ' Coats..$18.50 to $ 75 Dresses.. $12.50 to $125 Suits.'..$22.50to $150 Waists,. . .$ 1.85 to $ 65,. C. E. Holliday &?Co. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists of the better class 355 Alder at Park W1lsW-'WiJ wvns J''J II I ' I m ' ' ' ill - I. I -T I -"f - I' - J-.:';. 'sTj' t I- Mra. M. Ida; wife of the Japanese ' hushand.at a large, formal function Friday, evening at; Jhe Mult nomab. hotel. ' ' , ' ',' ceremony at ths Multnomah hotel. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise read the ceremony at 0 o'clock In the ball room of the hotel be fore a' gathering of 100 of the relatives and friends of the families.; Elaborate and WuUful In every deUIl were all the arrangements. - Baskets or reatnery ferns were hung vfrom the celling , In both the ban room and banquet hall ad joining. Standards with great? clusters of pink chrysanthemums and fern and pampas grass were also usea wun au tumn leaves to decorate. Dancing fol lowed an informal reception, and a wed ding supper was served during the even ing. witlrT tables arranged -in the bsn quet halt Pink was1 the predominating color throughout with clusters of chrysanthemums on the bride's tabla Dancing continued - after tne supper. during which"' Dr. and Mra, Belling slipped away for 4h wedding trip unob served by their guesta- ' - ; . The bride , was beautifully attired in white crepe meteor trlmmed with ' rare old point lace,; which was worn by her grandmother, Mrs. Ida' Loewenson. , She wore a simple, veil of Wile caught with orania blossoms, ana carried a nana- some shower oOHIes of the valley. Hef bouquet. was mane tn inrss-pans, wu".- were, thrown,, separately,.; and Dr. Esther Rosencranta caught the,; part .with the Hnr attached, .and the Darts . with the wishbone and thimble ' were Caught by Miss FrlsdafBarub andvMi i woroiny Loewenson.Tbe bridesmaids and maid of honor wore attractive gowns, in pink chiffon combined ; with white lace and mads fn similar design. Their; bouquets wsre' of ahaded pink chrysanthemums arrane-ed In pink -basKets ana uea wun MHn anil tulle t ribbon in the ; aame shades. . ' ' i'V-u-'i is?. .''.':'' - ' Mrs. Ben Selling.' mother of the groom, wore a handsome gowi Of black lacs trimmed wlth-ermlne baada " . Mra Max Loewenson, mother pt the bride, was attired in a beautiful gown of whit crepe meteor; draped in black hntillv. . - ..- : ' " i i : ... -.'i'-ii." ja r is ; r'The subscription . parties -of last. sea nn which were among tbe roost popu lar events with the younger set of smart society- have reorganised thle year as Mia Tj-rMnw- Niaht- Dancing : club. ,The first nartv of the aeries had . been planned for October 81, but In courtesy to tho Japanese consul and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ida who will hold a large ball that evening'at the Multnomah,. In cele bration' ef the birthday of the emperor n Tannft.-ths committee have aet their date ahead -to weanesaay svemug, w tobor 29. ' Miss" Helen Hall - was a chsrmlng hostess at luncheon Saturday, followed by military whist at her. home in Irving ton,' 825 Hancock street ! The luncheon was served at the. small tables, each decked in a dainty, bouquet or pinx KUlarney budsr About the rooms were clusters of white chryeenthemums and asparagus ferns. Little Misses Cornelia Pevls and Lucile- Evaps received the guests at the door, and Mra. Edwin Htfll V r consul,: who will receive with her and Mra' Leon Petery assisted,, the host ess In receiving. ? Card honors fell to Misw Crystal Hylandf -Miss Mildred Camp Miss Ruth Pluiriroer and Miss Marjorle Read.- 'Ji'Wt'A'.t-'-. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Miss Hall were Miss Crystal Hyland, Miss Evelyn Hitchcock, .ftllssV Edith Gray, Miss Marls Haller, Miss Genevieve Mattison, Miss Genevievehapln, Miss Marian Chapin, Miss Harriet . Ha'rlow, Miss Kbth Plummer, Miss . Marjorle Cameron, ' Miss Marjorle Read, Miss Eugenie Calhoun, Missee Arvilla and Naomi Beck with. Miss Mildred Camp, Miss BeUlah Hayes, Miss WWa Fields, Miss Sallls Sterrttt Miss Ida Simmons. Miss . Margaret Porter,- Miss Verne An Offering thai Affords Economy in Fur Selection -;''k' ' ' If i 111 Before' the real 'starts we will, grant a special " ' discount: this week on all new Af furs selected.' : " r-t This discount ii the economy' of ' furs at wholesale , ly of the largest manufactur ing . furriers on ? the "i; Pacific t. - 1 X , Coast. . " .Per sonat - x pert-- attention assured of here on the remodel ing of furs at .most -pleasing prices. Catal6g ' of ' thtngs that are right in PurUni mailed freb. A V ' i ii. j .i ; he new stores f-ip-, stock .is distinctly vV v li unique m point or , : variety and scope. Exclusive - novelties in Jewelry, Sil--' verw'are and allied lines, from the simple and inex- ' t pensive, to the elaborately f s...- designed and costly pro- jductipns tpf craftsman await your ap i proval." ; 7 'I s ' tstabli?hed M&ucnacnncmer i Washington; and Menefee, Miss Dorris Smith, Miss Irms Austin, Miss Edith Merrlman. '-' Miss .JlfMsvjJrjusse wJllleAvsabol the -first, of ..November. IfarBfiston .r:;lo visit' with friends and relatives, where she will be Joined after Thanksgiving by heV parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Krausse, for a sojourn In - Boston and New York, after .which they will pass' the months of December and January in Cuba, returning home the middle of February. Wednesday evening Miss Pearl ,Mc Kenna and James Bhanard Johns of Pendleton wer married it the home of the bride, i t I : Miss McKenna is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.. C. L. McKenna and ths wed ding took place at their home on Wil lamette boulevard at S o'clock, the Rev. Luther R. Dyott officiating The bride and groom were unattended. Mr. McKenna giving his daughter in mar riage.. They took their places before iin improvised altar arranged ' with two white columns linked together with a white silk rope and standard- baskets , Sr4eh Ktaawak allla aa 0 a V. I ak k aa a a W . aausv vtupict v VIU1LV V JVelli VllV mums stood at either side. . The deco rations were elaborate throughout -the house., quantities of the autumn foliage of vine, maple and dog woodjing used In combination with tfis yellow .chrys anthemums. The wedding march .was played by Lowell Fatten and Miss liar- "i wen hdi ririKi ijuve, - ana "Because God Gave Me You." . , Tho bride, a dainty and charming little brunette, was attractively gowned in an ivory white satin draped elabo rately with chantilly lace, which . .was caught -up with pearl ornaments and clusters of-o range blossoma v She wore a handsome old lacs veil worn by her mother, and her bouquet was of laven der orchids and lilies of tbe valley made in a shower effct Her. only ornament was a diamond pendant, the gift of the groom. ' . " - , A reception, followed the ceremony, : When Mr, and Mra McKenna received with the bride and ejroom. Mrs. Mc Kenna was attired in a gown of ame thyst crepe de chine elaborated with lace and' she wore a corsage bouquet J of Cecil Brunner rosea- .- - Both Miss McKenna and Mr. Johns gon, and count their friends by toe score both - In Portland and Pendleton, ths t home of Mr. Johns, where they will be at home about the middle of November, after a. wedding trip to British Colum-: bis. ;-:..,. v;.iiS:,f c..-.;;v ;,,.,,,..;;,..,.;. - The dining room was attractive with r a profusion of Prima Donna , rosea, palms and autumn leaves, and was pre- mlAA h f.. T D Vaam - . Frank MoCauley, Mrs. Roscos ulltner, - Mrs. Clauds McColloch, of Baker Mra A. C Micken, and Mra Coe A. McKenna. ' They were' assisted by Miss - Edith ' Woodcock, Miss Ada Kendall. Mis Mary ' . Johns, of Pendleton, sister of ths bride groom, and Miss Katherlne - 8tanfield. Stationed Jit the punch bowl were Miss Continue, on Following . Page. 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