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tied wi.th red ribbons which extended
v. to ctich plap, where a red carnation
",, favor was attached.. Each guest pulled
their riddle. Toasts were found n
(.tUe back of their carnation place cards,
and were read aloud by each of the
t guests. The prize for five hundred
waa won? by J. E. Durham.
Those present bds,ides the host and
j hostess were Jude and Mrs. . W. L.
"Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. ('. V. Hodsnn,
Ir. and Mrs. F, I. Kali, Mr, and Mrs. !
" J. K. Durham, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. j
Young and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rine- !
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The New England society was de- ;
lightfully entertained last Thursday"
evening by Dr. Clement B. Shaw in
"his studio, 507 Tilford building. The
folowmg program was given: Piano.
"Air de Ballett" . (Chaminade), Mor
idaunt Goodnough; bass solo, "Song
lof the Bow" (Aylward), Dr Clement
IB. . Shaw; vio'lin, "Llebes Freud"
j(KreisBler), P.' Hampton Wing: vocal
duet, "Flow Gently Diva" (Parry),
IMiss Hazel Bradford and Dr. Shaw;
'.piano. "Gavotte" (Bach). Mr. Good
Cnough; duet, "Though I Should Be
.'Doomed" (Cherubini), Miss Sara
JNaugle and Dr. Shaw;'violin. "Minuet"
., ; Beethoven), Mr. Wing; ' duet, "Dans
Ce Palais Regiment" (Donizetti), Miss
;Katherinei Gabriel and Dr. Shaw; song,
jVhen You Come Home" Squlres),
JMlss Gabriel. ,
; The meetintr clbsed with an ad
dress on New Kngland life and art
illustrated by V. Ij. Knowles, the New
'England artist. About 100 were pres
ent and many made out applications
for membership.
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The -relatives and friends gave a
surprise party on' the twenty-sixth
wedding anniversary" Sunday evening,
March ; 21. of Mr. -and Mrs.' Henry
;ir. Schmeer. Music and - recitations
;were given followed by dainty refresh-
ments. . The couple was presented
jjwlth a beautiful basket of ferns In a
hammered brass jardiniere. ; Those
"present were: Mr. and Mrs.l James
F. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. i Albert
WalUng, Mr. and Mrs. Rome Williams,
. .Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Benbow, Mr. and
'Mrs. P.. E. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
i-Lloyd ! Harbin, Mr. and Mr. C. T.
"Rupell, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Steinel,
- : Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haines, Mrs. George
Carten, Mrs. Cora Belding, Miss Ag-
. ness Young, Clifford Williams, E.
Carter, Miss Bertha Hamilton, Har
riet Elixabeth Hamilton, Alva Linp.
.Karle ; Schmeer, . Master Merle Van
. ,-Alstyne. Master " James Hamilton and
'.host and hostess.
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Stained the Harmony club on Saturday
Announcement:
I beg to inform my . patrons
and friends that I have reopened
my Dressmaking Establishment
with a great selection of Novel
ties in Materials, Laces, Trim
mings, also Gowns, Waists and
fancy Tailored Suits.
v Thanking you for -past favors,
I am yours respectfully,
Madame Regine
434 MORRISON STREET
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Mr. and Mrs. Benzo Mitsui of Tokid,
Portland on their hone'ymoo n
here. . Below Is a photograph
costume.
evening with a St Patrick's party, the
house being tastefully decorated with
St. Patrick favors. Cards were ' en
joyed during the evening, honors fall
ing to Mrs. ,F. M. Bell and J. N.
Pearcy. Those enjoying Judge , and
Mj-s. McKenneys hospitality were: Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Sheldon; Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Pearcy, Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Bell,
Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Cliff, Mrs. Mayger
and C. B Wintler.
Miss Reva Funk was a delightful
hostess Saturday, evening when ' ahe
entertained with a dancing party at
the Kenton club house for about 60
guests. The lub rooms were a bower
of cherry blossoms and cedar boughs
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the merry dancers. Among . those
present were: Miss Veda Povey, Miss
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Miss Frances Soden, Miss Helen
Woodcock, Miss Mary Page, Miss Mar
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Glayds Anderson, Miss Fay Trembly,
Miss Marie Wynn, Miss Erma Nelson,
Miss Helen McCarthy, Miss Ruth
Woodcock, Carl Logan, Harlan Little
Johns, Lewis Serrs, Joseph Cosegrove,
Leon Robertson, Arthur Calahan, Her
bert Metsger, Ernest Maguis, Frank
Davis, Clayton Patterson, George An
derson, Ross Geiger, Paul Cudlipp,
Pete McLaughlin. Fred Hickox, Glenn
Laldlaw, M. Montgomery and T. Kurts.
A large crowd was present ; last
Wednesday evening to attend an ex
cellent entertainment given by the En
deavorers at Mizpah Presbyterian
church. The following program was
excellently rendered: Piano solo. Miss
Lillian Reicha; solo.. "The Gardenof
My Heart," Miss Helga Thompson; vio
lin solo. Miss Helen Harper; reading.
Miss Mary Trachsell; baritone solo, R,
Robertson; vocal duet. "Whispering
Hope," Miss J. McGregor and Miss
Elizabeth Poage; saxaphone solo, Earl
Martin; contralto solo. "Little Gray
House in the West." Mrs. L. W. Mo
Caw; piano solo. Miss Jean Harper. At
the close of the program the young
people served refreshments and played
old time games. ;
Mrs. Schuyler C. Spencer gave a very
attractive yellow luncheon Wednesday,
In honor of Mrs. A. L. Richardson of
La Grande, Or. Great bow la of jon
quils and feathery ferns were in "evi
dence in all the rooms. Bridge was
played after luncheon. Mrs. Arnold
Lindsay won first prize and Mrs. A.
R. Vejar the consolation. Mrs. Rich
ardson sang a group, of songs in her
delightful way. The guests were: Mrs.
Alfred L. . Richardson, Mrs. Robert
Berger; Mrs. Arnold Lindsay, Mrs. E.
E. Coovert, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs.
A. E. Beals, Mrs. C. C. Shay, Mrs.
Harry Palmer, Mrs. A. R. Vejar. Miss
Elizabeth Boone, Mrs. C. J. Allen,- Mrs.
Theodore Nicolal, Mrs. B. F. Weaver,
Mrs. Alva Person, Mrs. J. H. Barbour.
Honoring Dr. E. B. McDanlel, chief
surgeon of S., P. & S. railroad, his sis
ter. Miss Birdie McDaniel, gave a din
ner party last Friday evening at their
home, 930 Melinda avenue, the occa
sion beino- the birthday of Dr. McDan
iels. Unique decorations were ar
ranged on the table, the center being
of pink carnations with little pink
globed electric lights hidden amidst
the flowers. Those who circled the
board were the following officials of
the line: P. H. Pohl, G. E. Johnson.
E. Pearson. G. W. Neilson, C. A. Ver
million, H."H. Keck, R. H. Crozier,
W. W. Wilkes, F. F. Clark, J. O. Freck,
H. Sheedy, D. C. Freeman, S. G. Rees,
E. P. McDaniel and Dr. R! C. Mc
Daniel , U-re-ka card club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at t the home of
Mrs. Louise Williams. Card honors
were won by Mrs. Burr C. Wagner
and Mrs. B. F. Padrick. Spring blos
soms and greens were gracefully ar
ranged about the rooms and decking
the luncheon table. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mrs. D. K. Iliff. Mrs. A. C.
Thorpe. Mrs. W. A. Gill. Mrs. Burr C.
Wagner, Mrs. D. L. Povey, Mrs. J.
Boon, Mrs. B. F. Padrick, Mrs. E. C
Kroll, Mrs. F. E. Drisbrow, Mrs. J. C
Johnson, Miss Ada Taylor, Miss Myr
tle Thorpe and Mrs. Louisa Williams.
Mrs. B. F. Padrick will entertain the
club at its next meeting, April 7.
A pleasant surprise was tendered Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Campbell, at their sub
urban home at Risley, by the Decern
Girls, Thursday, March 25. The eve
ning: was spent in cards and music,
after which dainty refreshments were
served. Each guest was presented
with a beautiful bouquet of daffodils
by Mrs. F. M. Youngs. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Campbell. L.
P; Campbell Sr., Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Youngs, Truday Moffat, Lottie Cha
pelle, Minnie Shclland, Blanche Roark.
Gertrude Kuizenga, Edith Dart, Mina
Smith, Evelyn Youngs, Elizabeth Bird
and Marcus You"ngs.
The B. B. Bridge club met on Satur
day afternoon at the home of . Mrs.
Dora Bolter, Mrs. M. H. Guntlier re
.ceiving the hie:h score. Those present
were: Mrs. Sarah Moore, Mrs. M. H.
Gunther, Mrs. Harry J. Miller, Mrs.
Herman Trostdorf. Mrs. Julius mig,
frfrs. Maude Giles, Mrs. Gray, Mrs..
Dora Bolter, Mrs. William T. Norton,
Miss Leila McCarver, Miss Winnifred
Kendall and Miss Hazel Coote. The
next meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. Sarah Moore.
The Gleaner society of Anabel Pres
byterian church held a most delightful
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Gibson, 6506 Thirty
sixth avenue, southeast. Miss Erick
son gave a talk on Alaska, where she
passed five years as a missionary. A
social hour followed.
The next meeting will be held April
28 at the home of Mrs. D. Kingsbury,
4205 Fifty-ninth avenue southeast.
The Junior Assembly club met Fri
day evening, March 26, at Christen
sen's hall. Dancing was enjoyed fi-'om
8 until 10 o'clock, under the direction
of Mr. and .Mrs. Mose Christensen.
The -patronesses for the evening were
Portland, Ore. 0
cea&ianS
Mrs. C. W. King. Mrs. J. Shemanskl.
Mrs. J. C English, Mrs. . -Theodore
Nicolai. Mrs. Robert Gillan and Mrs.
J. A. Strowbridge. .' .
The German Ladies' club was enter
tained at luncheon on Thursday after
noon "vby Mrs. Else Schwabe at ., her
home, 334 Halsey street. Members
present were: Mrs. A. F. Clauss, Mrs.
J. Basler, Mrs.C A. '"Bl gelow.. Mrs. F,
Diedrich, Mrs. Albert Bittner. JMrs. A
E. Kern, Mrs. Charles Hacker and Mrs.
Else Schwabe.
j COMING EVENTS
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Entitled their 1914-15 Review, the
Arcadians will hold the sixth of this
season's dancing parties Thursday eve
ning, April . 8, at Christensen's hall.
There is a promise of uhusuaTwxel
lence in the program arranged for the
rest periods during the evening, which
will be taken up with novel entertain
ment. The musical program has been
arranged to contain only the 1914-15
hits, and will be in charge of Carl
Stoll, of the Portland Symphony or
chestra. The special features will in
clude MX?- W. L. . Cornell, contralto'
and the Misses Irene and Marie Wat
son, juve&lle dancers, in Spanish cos
tume and group dances. On the eve
ning's floor committee are: C E. Tra
vlllion. Stuart McQueen, Radford
Shawcross, L. Cunningham, Dr. E. B.
Wheat. Ralph Delano, F. E. Peterson,
W. J. Condit, J. F. Garrow, F. L. Carl
ton and Arthur C. Dayton, assisted by
the Misses Ruth Johns, Pauline Pow
ell, Irene Painter, Anne Dillinger,
Hazel Coates, Adele Barnickel, Axla
Paget and' Mesdames A. C. Dayton,
James H. Abrey, Royden Coster and
J. G. Garrow. The committee on ar
rangements appointed f6r the evening
is C. Jerrold Owen, Raymond K. May
nard Jr., R. J. Clary, Arthur W. Stein
and Charles M. Olsen.
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The ladles of St. Lawrence parish
will give their annual Easter supper
Tuesday, April 13, from 6 to 8:30 p. in.,
followed by a dance In the St. Law
rence assembly hall. Third and Sher
man streets. Mrs. W. J. Smith is
chairman of the committee, Mrs. W.
P. Llllis secretary and Miss Daisy
Fleming treasurer. The Young Ladies'
Sodality will assist the ladles of the
parish In the affair. '
The Hibernian Social club will en
tertain their members and friends with
n dancing party on Easter Monday at
the Hibernian hall. The committee is:
James B. Joyce, chairman; Charles
Ward, Andrew Healy, Miss Margaret
Whitney, Miss Mary Dougherty, Miss
Mary Lafferty, Miss Anna Leonard,
Miss Katherine Leonard, Mjrs. J. Con
way and Mrs. J. O'Hanlon.
Scout Young Auxiliary of the United
Spanish War Veterans will hold an
Informal reception at their headquar
ters on the fifth floor of the court
house, in honor of the G. A. R., the
Women's Relief Corps and the Ladies
of the G. A. R.. all of which organiza
tions hold their meetings in the court
house. Also, Margaret Wolfe Auxil
iary, United Spanish War Veterans, of
Vancouver, Wash.
Thursday evening, Aprn 8, the
Cadet club, Oregon Assembly No. 1.
United Artisans, will give a hard
times party at their hall in the Sell-ing-Hirsch
building. A fine will be
imposed on all guests who appear in
any "finery or fixin's."; The patron
esses will be: Mrs. C. Huntley, Mrs.
H. C. Counter, Mrs. S. A. Hyattand
Mrs. M. D Arcy.
The lnter-school hop committee an
nounces their next dance as an Easter
party, April 9, at the Multnomah hotel.
The entire mezzanine floor will be
turned over to the young people.
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The Hibernian Building association
will give an Easter ball, April 9, at
Hibernian hall, at Russell street and
Rodney avenue.
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Under the auspices of the Hibernian
Building association, a dancing party
will be given April 9 in the Hibernian
haljl. The patronesses are Mrs. W. A.
EiVers, Mrs. T. S. Hogan, Mrs. P.
Douglass,, Mrs. E. H. Deery, Mrs. M.
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The Sons and Daughters of the Ark,
a new fraternal organization Incor
porated In the state of Oregon, will
give an open entertainment to their
members and friends . Monday eve
ning, March 80, at the Foresters' ball.
Fourth and Washington, consisting of
dancing, music and a 500 party.
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The ladies of the Montavilla M. E.
church will hold their Easter bazaar
in the gymnasium at East Eightieth
and Pine streets next Wednesday,
March 31. afternoon and evening.
From t o 7:30 chicken pie dinner
will be served.
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Mrs. C. M. Frederickson and Mrs.
Charles Klinkenbeard will entertain
the Rose Social club, R, N. A., at the
former's home, 926 East Sixteenth
street north, nexl Thursday afternoon,
April 1. All Rdfal Neighbors are in
vited. The Minnesota Gophers are actively
engaged In hustling for new members.
The next meeting of the Mlnnesotans
will be held at Cotillion hall. April
14. All former residents of the NorthT,
oiar siaie are most cordially invited.
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The opening lnter-school boating
party will be held April 24 on the
steamer Joseph Kellogg;
PERSONAL MENTION
The following are among the lat
est arrivals at the Hot Lake, Or.,
sanatorium: Mr. and Mrs. H. Bulger,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinkle, Mrs.
D. C. Reese, Miss Florence Raese
and W. M. Mat toon, all of Portland.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
By Margaret Mansfield of Lincoln.
"Lincoln spirit is up with the
times," They have instigated a pe
tition that school will end at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon, giving the students
more time for outside reference work.
This idea is carried on with great
success in eastern high schools. -
A delightful evening was spent by
the Adelphian society at the home of
Miss Bain and Miss Smith, of the fac
ulty, last Saturday. The first part
of the evening was spent in playing
games, after which initiation of new
members took (lace. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the 'close of the
evening. "
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The monthly ceremonial meeting of
the Nakanakl campfire girls of Lin
coln was held at the home of Moreita
Howard Friday evening, March 19.
After all the club business had been
attended to a delightful dinner was
served in honor of St. Patrick. The
members present were: Miss E. Amos,
Mrs. W. Amos, Miss M. Schneider,
Miss R. Rhoades, Evelyn Davenport,
Ethel Langley, Enid Benson, Louise
Tauble, Elizabeth Tillson, Mary Ans
Jaw, Candace Landers, Ruth Pearson,
A If led Pearson, Ruby Lldell, Hasel
Hippeh, Alvena Howard and Moreita
Howard.
One of the largest" entertainments
attempted by the Philo society this
semester was given last Thursday af
ternoon in honor of the-Tolos, the
boys debating society.
First a debate was given: Resolve:
That the federal control of natural re
sources should be further strengthened
and extended." Those representing
the affirmative were: Alvira Harry,
Elsie Burgoyne; the negative, Agatha
De Carte, Martha Larette.
The students then adjourned to the
library where refreshments were
served, Helen- Brlgham and Mar
garet Cundy assisted by several other
girls presided at the punch bowls. The
committee in charge of the social part
of the program was Alvera Harry,
Margaret Cundy and Helen Brigham.
Last Thursday afternoon the Adel
phian society enjoyed a lively debate:
"Resolved, that the commission form
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of government is preferable to the
council system." The affirmative was
upheld by Jessamine Harding and Mil
dred L. Hawes; the negative by Rose
Johnson and Agnes Leslie. The judges
decided in favor of the affirmative. A
reading of several Scotch poems by
Bessie Leslie concluded the program.
.
Last Friday afternoon the Athletic
association elected new officers. Joe
Llllard was elected track manager;
Mr. McTarnahan, football manager.
The Athletic board Includes Mr. Lll
lard, Mr. Fordyce, Mr. Paget, Miss
Stain and Miss Montague. ,
Several candidates lost by a small
number of votes. Those included are.
E. R. Bloch, Adolph Bloch and Hits
Mansfield for athletic board and Jack
O'Brien for football manager.
Miss Eva Anderson-entertained last
Saturday night at her home in Irving
ton, Those present were Louise Gal
lian, Evelyn Snow, Florence Jacob
son, Romona Mllllgan, Rolland Mc
Nary, Grant Reddlck, Lucille Phillips,
J. W. Carlton, Margaret Mansfield,
Eva Anderson, Fred Carlton, Marie
Johnston, Elwood Gallian, Robert Mer
cer, Gordon Cameron, Lester Jacobson,
Earl Heitsralth, Miss Smith, . Logan
Stewart and L Hansen,
The June, '15, class Is planning a
matinee dance for next Friday after
noon, at Lincoln high gymnasium. The
committee Is John Boyd, Jack Morrow,
Mlas Marjorle Crlttendon, Miss June
Flake and Sam Welnsteln.
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At 'Washington.
'One . of the most interesting pas
times at Washington Is tennis. Ar
rangements have been made for three
tennis tournaments, the first one com
mencing March 29.
About 38 have announced their in
tention of entering. A partial list of
these is: -Marion Stephensen, Helen
Ball, Vivien Pallett. Ruth .Williams,
Mabel Ryder Miss Carey, Maude
Wright, Harriette Johnson, Alice Boll
man, Louis Wilson, Alberta Smedley,
Marie Eastman, Miss Beckstead, Mil
dred Whiting, Anna Sutton, - Marie
Flynn, Edna Bateman, Marim Weiss,
Mildred Lauderdale, ' Ruby Wanless,
Elizabeth London, Bernnice Krouse,
Madeline Du parcq; Doris Hawkins,
Marion Bennett, Helen Cate, Bertha
Aylesworth, Given Stevens, Margaret
Rosslter, Alice Shefler." B. Finzer,
Gladys Melvin, Frances Fleekenstein,
Freida Breckle, Bessie Legg, Zureta
Yoder, Ruby Prosser, Margaret Brand
and Antonla Patzlett.
A committee In charge of the tour
nament Is: Alice Bollman, Mabel
Ryder and Harriette Johnson.
An interesting debate was given last
Friday afternoon by members of the
Phrenodeken society. "Resolved: That
toll in going through the .Panama
American Coastwise Ships Should Pay
Toll in- Going Through the Panama
Canal." Genevive Williams, and Bar
bara Nisley represented the affirma
tive; Marlon Conn and Dorathy Nlell,
the negative. The negative won by
unanimous vote,
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The Eukrlneon -boys' debating so
ciety had as their guests the Phreno
dekens, the girls debating, society.
Professor Herdman gave an interest
ing talk which was greatly enjoyed.
Immediately after Easter the
Phrenodekens are planning a party to
be given in honor of the 10 new mem
bers recently added to their numbers.
At their last meeting an Interesting
talk was given by Grace Smith on the
Oregon building of the Panama-Pacific
exposition.' After this followed an
impromptltude debate.
Washington high school will again
have the pleasure of entertaining a
university glee club. Th time the
Pacific university glee club, will ap
pear in the auditorium next Friday
night for the benefit of the students.
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At Franklin.
Franklin high school is taking a
prominent place in school social and
athletic affairs. . ,
The student body recently organized
a dramatic club. The following of
ficers were elected: Clarence Lewis,
president; Louis Tomlinson, vice pres-
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future. "
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming a a surprise to her many
friends was the announcement of the
engagement of Miss Cora Maffctt and
Lynn Moore at a luncheon given by
the Misses Norma and Frankte Coy
kendall. After all were seated, tih
bons were pulled and cuplda appprci
to reveal a secret. A color m-home
of yellow and white was carried out
throughout the luncheon. Covers were
laid for eight: Mrs. William oemp
ner, Mrs. Peter Korth, Miss -Mildred
Worden. Miss Cora Mafrett. Mi
Olive J. Guy, Miss Alice Shelrp. of
Spokane, and the hostesses. Mtin
Maffett and Mr. Moore are prominent
Harrlman club members. The wedding
will be an event of the, early summer.
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The engagement of Miss Eileen L
Mon to Roy Kldd, both of this cttv.
has been announced. i-Mtss LeMon Is
the charming daughter of John Le
Mon. a well known artist of San Fran
cisco, Cal. Roy Kldd la well known
here, being for years connected with
the Portland Railway, Light & Power
company of thl city. They have r,t
the happy day In the coming month
of June.
Mrs. Annie E. Coote announces the
engagement of her daughter Hazl to
Dr. Edwin Boone Wheat. Miss Coot
Is a graduate, of Washington . high
school and has a wide circle of friend
here, s Dr. Wheat is connected with
one of the pioneer families of Oregon
and is a prominent club man. The
wedding will take place in June.
YACHT CLUB NOTES
Chairman Hugh llaslett has about
completed the plans for the officers
reception and the annual ball at Cotil
lon hall on April 16,. and he anticipates
the most successful annual the club
has ever had.
On Wednesday evening a very pret
ty house party turned Into a recep
tion for Mr. and Mrs. Earl O'Brien
and Sam Ramsey. Mr. Ramsey Is
being entertained this week by Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Ramsey. Tin Is on
his way home. New York City, after
spending a month at the exposition
cities of California.
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Fleet street has been renamed to
"Bridal Walk." The latest newly
weds are Mr and Mis Earl O'ltrkn,
who moved Into tK.irnew quartern
at the club the past Week.
Commodore and Sirs. Bain and Miss
Edith Bahi will Tmove into tlirlr
summer home the first of the month.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. :J. Mendenhall
will move to the club about the first
of the month. r J
Chance to Purchase
i A Chateau Cheap
Austrian Archdukes Offer Them for
Bale, ton no Takers; Rapsbnrg Tam
ily Buys Amerloan Stocks.
Geneva, Switzerland, March 27. TTe
ports have .reached Innsbruck from
Vienna that members of the Haps--burg
family, not Inciting Emperor
Francis Joseph, purchased in 1h
United States in February real estat
and American stocks of the value of
70,000,000 crowns (about $1 7,f.00,000t.
The purchases are said to have been
made through Intermediaries In New
York and the purchasers loHt heavily,
owing to the exchange rate.
It Is an open secret here that sev
eral splendid chateaux belonging to
Austrian archduke," have been on sl?
for the last three months with no of
fers. .
London has 24 clubs xcfuslv-lyf or
women.
New Waists .
Arriving Daily
-dainty creations, ' priced
as low as $1.35. Some em
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