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, ' TffE; OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1916.
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PORTIANP VliSlTOH. "THT flJUsPZW
O. V. Adams. Mrs. C. W. May, Mrs.
HiiiifjSBn Joseph H. Ponnay Mrs. t'. A. Jeighow,
-, ,,,,,11, J::::7JT7. Mrs- Carl Ketchum, Mrs. (. K. Scott,
, ' -, A V-X Mrs. B. Glanville, Mrs. E. A. Buck,
m,mj'- -',"' X ' Wrs- E- JI- rbb, Mrs. C. W. Smith,
J$m , ' v i Mrs. Harry K. Cole.
V' ' - I The 500 card party given by Orphia
IsJ'S , V ' t 1 temple, Pythian Sisters, Thursday
; ::mWiu, V ' ' evening, proved a Kreat success and
The house looked well In red peonies
and red carnations.
The guests were: Miss Dorothy
Dortaldson, Miss Irene Connel, Miss
Blanche Heliyer, Miss Reva Funk,
Miss Naomi Woodcock, Miss Bernice
Van Scoy, Miss Catherine Stapieton,
Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Bronquist, Mrs.
Kubik. Mrs. Woodcock.
Mr. Z. M. Parvin celebrated his seventy-third
birthday at the home of
Miiss Ethel Edick. East Nineteenth and
Alder streets, recently, surrounded by
his friends and the Northwestern
Normal school faculty and also Mrs.
Ella B. Jones. Miss 1,. Bertram. Mrs.
W. Owens, Miss Elizabeth Johnson,
Ethel Edick. Cora Blosser. M-. R.
Wheeler and Miss A. Newjjent. birth
day cake had 73 candle, a nure of
money made the birthday gift and
games were enjoved.
Miss Roxanna Wommelsdorf a hrirte
elfct, was the inspiration for a very
pretty "shower" given by Mrs. P. I,.
Letch at her home in I-add's addition
last Tuesday night. The house was
decorated in snowballs. In the diniiid
room a large red sprinkling can filled
with gifts was suspended above thi
table. During the evening Miss Worn
n.elsdorf played several violin solos
and was accompanied by Miss Alta
Ring. The guests present were mem
bers of the Satellite club.
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The Wistaria club gave a surprise
party for Mrs. G. N. Littleton at her
home at 193 Union avenue north
Wednesday afternoon. Baskets of
dainties had been prepared by the
ladies and the afternoon was spent at
cards, Mrs. L. Snyder and Mrs. I. A.
Wicke winning the honors.
Mrs. Littleton will leave In a few
days for an extended trip through the
cast.
.
The girls of the "Arnica Veritas"
class of the First I'tilted Brethren
church gave a unique and enjoyable
travel party on the evening of May 1".
Kive homes of the girls were visited
during the course of the evening; the
guests were conveyed from one place
to the other in automobiles.
Ireland, (lermany, Italy, I'hina and
America were the countries represented.
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COMING EVENTS
Miss Eva Lyle, Miss Dorothy Moun
tain, Miss Grace Wessells, Miss Jos
ephine Spencer, Miss Lucy Wheatley,
Miss EHeabeth Kern, Miss Hazel Cal-
avan. Miss Adah Mankertz, Miss Esther
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. .Stephenson oX 412
Marguerite avenue are announ;!ng to
their friends the engagement of Mrs.
Stephenson's sister, Mi&s Helen Coul
ter, to F. Harold Roudebush of Akron,
Ohio. Mis Coulter came to Oiegon
two years agr' from Oxford, Ohio, and
ha taught during that time In the
first Union High school In Multnomah
county at Corbett, Or. Mr. Roudebush
Is assistant In the cost department of
the Firestone Rubber company at
Akron, Ohio, and while at college was
prominent In the Sigma Chi fra'-rnity.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall. Mrs. Stephenson, who la
I national president of the Delta Zeta
I sorority, will first attend the conven
tion of that organization at L ncoln,
I and will go on from that place to Ox
ford, where the we'dding will occur.
Miss Geneva France was pleasantly
I surprised at her home, 792 East Sev
enth street portii, last Friday evening
by a number of her friends, the occa
sion being her birthday. The evening
spent In playing games and music.
ifter which refreshments were served.
rhose present were Hazel Olsson, May
teaman. Hazel Lenhanlt. Pauline
Schubert, Twela Armstrong. Evelvn
owers, Helen Ewing, Mildred Gra-
velle. Helen Berg. Olive Bere. Juanita
Masterson.. Florence Engberg. Gene-
ievr Sievers, Geraldine and Geneva
ranee, Ellen Pilkaer. Carl Optima n
William Gettman. James Rrimn
phester Smith. Hilbert Murray. Gord-
ian sperger, Herbert Tollison, Henry
.ern, i.naries Benson. Rhea Franca
Delbert Randall.
Mrs. Margaret Storm entrtairA
fith & "600" party at her home. lL'iti
l-aghteenth street north. Wednesday.
Assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Trout-
wlh and Mrs. Webst Pf In h n n nr r, f
Kirs. Ellen Mills, who is rt urn I n cr
In June. Those attending were
Irs. Ines Smith, Mattie Land,..
Margaret Becker, Nellie Blodgett, Eliz-
luem oriintn, Cora Ponnay. Cora
lOOdnou, Mary Chausse, Mary Hunter,
utta Bloss, Emma Cooper, Lydia Bow-
mrs. L.utner. Marv Hawes
sparks, Josephine Mowers, Elizabeth
uuoay, Matilda Howard. Sade Hamil-
Jn, Catherine Hermann Mum oi-.
kilee, Margaret Reed, Delia Eley, Har-
Meiien, Lillian Pointer havim
pusen berry.
Mrs. Samuel D. Penney was airree-
ly surprised Monday evening bv a
vy of friends in honor of her birth
y. The evening was spent in cards
lid dancing. Refreshments werA
rved. Vocal selections were rendered
Mrs. Mills and D. Perry Evans.
Irs. Penney was presented with a
autiful present, the gift being from
e members of her club. Card
'Dors fell to Mrs. S. D. Penney
d Mr. Slemmons. Those present
era Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Rushlight,
r, ana Mrs. A. W. Cheney, Mr. and
rs. Roy Flaherty, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
emmons, Mr. and Mrs. D. Perry
ans. Mrs. A. Hoover. Mrs. C. w
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The 500 card party given by Orphia
temple, Pythian Sisters. Thursday
evening, proved a great success and
was well attended by a large crowd, j
Mrs. f mmp uevurtz presided as chair
man, assisted by Mrs. George Spencer,
Mrs. Laura Snith and Miss Maybelle
Olsen. High score honors were won
by Mrs. H. E. Hunter. Mrs. Downs and
Mr. S Raphael. Refreshments were
then served, when all assured them
selves of a delightful time. This party
meeting with such a success, the tem
ple will arrange to continue entertain
ment and parties every month.
The Past Matrons' club of Martha
Washington chapter, O. E. S.. spent a
very pleasant afternoon. May 2. at the
home of Mrs. J. W. Luckey. The aft
ernoon was spent with the fancy work,
after which the hostess served refresh
ments. Those present were: Mrs. H.
Hatfield. Mrs. F. S. Dunning. Mrs.
Kulla Dunninp. Mrs. Emily Newton.
Mrs. Mary Fallows, Mrs. Mildred New
ell. Mrs. Katherlne Morgan, Mrs. H. .
Shields. Mrs. Rodney Hurlburt and the
hostess. The next meeting will be
held Monday. June 5. at the home of
Mrs. R; L. Bewley, "61 East Yamhill
street. Sunnyside car to Twenty-third,
two blocks south.
Miss Bessie Marie Parry, whose en
gagement was recently announced, was
the honored guest "at a miscellaneous
shower given Monday evening by Miss
May Hanna and Mrs. P. G. Strom.
The annual meeting of the Drama
league will he held tomorrow evening
at the Little theatre. There will be
election of officers and reports and
at 9 o'clock "The Man Who Married
a Dumb Wife" will lie repeated. FranK
Branch Riley and Miss Hildredth llu
mason will take the leading roles.
Admission to all members is free and
others may attend by paying the year
ly membership fee of tl at the door.
Portland tent No. " and Portland
Review No. 7, Maccabees, will give
a "5uu" party and dance in the K. of
P. hall, Eleventh and Alder streets.
June All Maccabees and friends
invited.
Mrs. FrederickA.Krbs has sent out
cards for a bridge party Thursday.
Ji nc 15. at 1:30 p. m., at her hQHie.
llioo Westover Terrace.
FRATERNAL NOTES
Multnomah Camp, V. O. W., Will
Give Tons of Ice Cream.
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W. Aydelotte, deputy
mander, will preside. ' 4
Utopia Babekahs Actlra. The fol
lowing officers have been electej by
i:topla Rebekah lodge: Mrs. Elmma
Maple, noble grand; Mrs. Christine
Anderson, vice grand; Miss JessU
Henderson, secretary; Mrs. Anna Cur
rier, treasurer. Last Thursday night
a social entertainment waa fc'lven
after the lodge meeting, Which
Inrlnrtrt fsmv dancing by the
pupils of Professor Heath; piano
duet by the Anderson platers;
vcv.il selection by Miss Mlnnl Alex
ander, and Ice cream and cake j In the
lnii.uet hall of the OJd Fellow' tem
ple. Last night the lodge Ivlnlted
i'roTP8 Rebekah lodge of Vancouver,
"Wash. S
ttaonrad Special Berrloe. Arranire
ments have been made by .cotnjmlttee!
of the Masonic- grand lodge for the
6:45 a. m. Oregon Electric tj-aAn to
continue through to Albany on Monday
and Wednesday, June & nnd The
time of arrival In Albany 1s scheduled
at 9:40 a. m. The office at Tehth and
Stark streets will be open for lhalf an
hour before train time. j "
Oregon Assembly Cadeta. The Ca
dets of Oregon aanembly, L'nijted Ar
tisans, instructed by Mrs. ; Nonna
Hummel, have the . following i person
nel: Edna D'Arcy. Lena Each, Eleanor I
Shaw, Qeorglna Jones, Anna Hoffman
ascia bane, value welsn, jeanette t
Raicey, Myta Poarce, Louise : LlpkeyJ
Krager and
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orDIRECTOR3
WOl Olve Ice Cream. Multnomah
Camp, W. O. w., has made prepara
tions to make good its promise to give
every child in the Rosebud parade
during the Rose Festival a cone of b e
cream and some cookies at the close
of the march up Grand avenue. There
will be 50 ladies and 20 men to serve
the children from large booths to be
erected on each side of the avenue.
As soon as an estimate can be made
of the number of children in line the
ice cream will be ordered It Is ex
pected that the com of this donation
to Multnomah Camp will be over $6HC
The committee in charge is George
Shipley, James Ruddlman and'M O
Wilkins.
Junior Boosters Organize. The Ju-
nor Moose lodge of Portend has
formed a 500 club to boost until tho
lodge reaches that many members. It
is 395 shy now. but there are 3950
young men between 15 and l'o in Port
land that the mhi club is sure would
be better off in the lodge than out.
Hood River Will Furnish Berries.
The United Artisans of Portland wil'
go to Bonneville on July 1. and It Is
expected that several special trains
will l)e run from Portland, The Dalles
and Hood River, and that many wi".
come from towns across the Columbia
river in launches and boats. Hood
River Artisans have agreed to. furnish
strawberries for everybody free, anu
some other assembly Is expected to
come forward with the cream. Sev
eral of the Junior Artisans bands wlU
be present
Will Initiate Knisrhts and Zotdies.
Next Friday night there is to be a
large class of candidates assemble at
the Knights and Ladies of Security
joint initiation ceremonies in Moose
hall. Kirkpatrick Council degree team
will put on the work. A special car
will be taken on the Oregon Electric
to bring the Forest drove and Beaver
Ion councils In, and a number of coun
cils in Portland and vicinity will be
represented by large contingents.
Will Police the X.odg. Fast Gate
Lodge, No. 155, A. F. and A. M., will
confer the degree of Master Mason to
morrow night, with the stations and
degree team positions filled by nfem
bers of the Portland police depart
ment. Every Masort welcome at East
Eightieth and Glisah by the lodge on
this occasion.
Mount Hood Held Social. Court Mt.
Hood, Foresters of America, held a
well attended social last Tuesdav
night at W. O. W'. temple. Arrange
ments hav been made to hold a picnic
at Bull Run on Sunday, June IS. As
Dei oration Day will be next Tuesday
there will be no meeting that night.
M. W. A. Smoker to Be Held. Rose
City Camp, Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica, will give a social and get-together
smoker tomorrow night at the Selllng
Hirsh hall, 386 Washington street.
Deputy Head Consul J. W. Slmmone
will make an address on the alms and
history of the order; F. J. Darlington
will tell of the prospects for the new
M. W. A. building now being erected:
W. T. Vaughn, one of the veteran
members In Oregon, will tell of
"Modern Woodmen I have Met;" A.
L. Barbur Is pledged to speak on
'Fraternity." Several sporting events
have been arranged for. A barrel or
fun has been arranged for by the
committee, headed by Sol Rlchenbach.
assisted by George Mathews. A. '.
Prietz, B. L. Keep and C. C. Schrader.
Delegates Will Leave Hext rrlday.
George H. Thomas and D. L. Povey.
delegates from Oregon lo the Toledo,
Ohio, supreme council of the "Knights
and Ladies of Security, will start from
Portland on June 2. The supreme
council will convene on June 13.
BKaocabeee Auxiliary Convention.
The district convention of the Wom
en's Benefit association of the Macca
bees, formerly known as the Ladles
of the Maccabees, will he held In this
city next Thursday and Friday at the
Masonic temple. It comprises the re
views in southwestern Washington and
western Oregon, and there will be
from 46 to 60 delegates. Mrs. Minnie
Nancie Huntley. Bessie
TlnrnChu Hf r n
X. T. Special for Callforala.-Th
Southern 1 'settle hns made arrange
menls lo run a Ihrough car from
Portland to Los Angeles to enable
Knights .Templar to at lend ithe On
tc-nial conclave. The train will leava
Portland Bt :;iO p. m. on Friday, JuiW:
Ifi. and arrive in Ixs Angeles Sunday"
morning in tune to enable the Oregon
Knigiits Templar to witness the lr
rival of the grand officers and to
attend the excursion to the Catalena
Islands preceding the o cnlng of tba,
'conclave. ; :(.
t Afternoon Cards and Social. The
officers and guard club of Queen
Elizabeth review, will bold their next'
social and card party at W. O. W. hall-
East Mxth and Alder Ktreets, W'edne"
day sfternoon, beginning at 2 oclot'K.,
All Maccabees and friends are Invited.
Knights Will Dance. The Knight
of Columbus will give nn Informal
dancing party at the Cathndral hall.
Seventh and CouA streets, next Fri
day evening, to mcmherx nnd their
friends. Music will be furnished h
Rudd's orchestra. The pnlroiieSHpa arei.
Mrs. John P. Kavnnaugh, Miss Francis
A. Norden. Mrs. Roger B. Slnnott, Mr;
John F. Daly, Mrs. Andrew C. Smith,
Mrs. Frank J. Lonergan, Mrs John W,
Kelly. Mrs. John N. Casey, Mrs. I.'
Frank Slrinott, Mrs. P. .1. Hanley. MrlJ
K. T. Madden, Mrs. Miles J; Sweeney.
Mrs. John Kenefick, Mrs. Arthur A,
Murphy, Mrs. Jan. I''. Clarkson, Mrs.:
Rose Friedle Ghtnclll, Mrs. Casslmer
Campbell, Mrs. M. F. Brady, Mrs. P.
Bacon, Mrs. ("has. It. Duffy, Mrs. Mat
J. Lynch and Mrs. Plowden Stott.- 1 ,
SUGGESTION: Antic
ipate your Nemo needs
before prices advance.
Miss Izetta Jewel, who Is well known to, Portland theatre goers. Ulti
mately she appeared In stock in the east and was married to the
late llepresentative AVilllam G. Urown of West Virginia. Their
daughter, shown In this photograph, was bora only a few days be
. fore Representative Brown's death.
Boost, Mrs. Sutherland and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel D. Penney.
Mrs. W. A. Wilson, 153$ Jordjn
street, entertained a number of her
friends May 17 at "500," after wjiich
dainty refreshments were served. The
decorations were snowballs and red
peonies. Mrs. P. E. Golden carried
away highest honors, Mr. A. J. Ander
son second. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
George D. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. Little, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Siefer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Strickland, Mrs. Min
nie E. Smith. Mrs. D. O. Nash, Mri.
Florence Jellner. Miss Irene Mc
Cllncy, A. J. Anderson, Lester Brown.
Grant Gay. Donald Strickland. W. R.
Brownell, Miss Bervl Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Wilscn.
The Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Welfare
association gave their annual shirt
waist stepping party in the Murlark
ballroom, Saturday evening.
Those serving on the committee were:
The Misses Z. Shafer. B. Garretson, A.
Sullivan, I. Sherman. A. Bersteln, M.
Stone, P. Gerlach. V. Welch. M. Burg
graf. L. Lewis, H. Dedricks. I. Alsle
ben, M. Edenhoff. H. Flook. A. Nobl
H Bruekert, J. Rernlinger, L. Watson,
N. Treganza and the Messrs. M. Swerd
11k, W. Crynes, C. Worthlngton. " R.
Ward. Q. Wolfe. R. Sloane. L. Hurst,
S. GIbbs, F. Blade, J. Conklin. C. Green,
B. Bloomberg, E. McFaden.
In honor of her seventy-rifth birth
day, Mrs. A. Nichols was surprised at
her residence, 91 East Forty-sixth
street north, by the members of the
Glenco club. . The following members
were present:. Mrs.. H. Engle, Mrs. A.
P. Schwentex, Mrs. K. Newcomb, Mrs,
G. F. McCurdy. Mrs. W. L. Kelly. Mrs.
W. S. Wooden. Mrs. H. A. Brock, Mrs.
T. H. Kendig, Mrs. C. E. Killion, Mrs.
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