THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, 'PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 21, 101C
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TISS MARY HOLMES, daughter of Mrs." Joseph Adams
JV I Hill, one of the committee on arrangements for the dance
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1l TISS LOIS NITCHY. one of the charming sub debutante
JV 1 set, and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nitchy, who
has returned to Portland for the holidays after attending
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Fraternity to
Give Dance at
;on Club
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WHAT promises to be one of the most
deltRhtfuf dancAs of the eeaftoii will
be the -sixth annual dance to be given
by the Beta Phi Sigroa fraternity at
Frvtngton club .December .27. Members
and their friends are looking forward to
the occasion with much Interest.
Elaborate holiday decorations In a
color scheme of red and green will be
arranged throughout the ballroom and
a surprise or two in the way of novelty
schemes will add seat to the occasion.
, The Beta Phi Sigma fraternity Is one j
of the oidest In the city, the locaj chap- j
ter having been established as the Alpha j
Beta- Kappa fraternity In 1912. In 1916
It was installed In the present organ!--')
satlon as Lambda. Alpha chapter by!
Raymond Karquahr of Lincoln, Neb.,
and John Cook of Elkhart, Ind.
The chapter has large membership
and many of thenembers now attend
ing the University of Oregon and Ore
cjon Agricultural college are expected In
;he city for the occasion.
Members in charge of the affair are
Charles C. Welch, Theodore D. Harmon,
Dr. Kdward- Morene, Charles B. Os
borne and Herbert B. Miller.
Mrs. Helen EklnStarrett left the city
: for a month's-visit at the home of her
daughters, , Mrs. W. S. : Dinwiddle and
Mrs. Frederick Whltton. in Berkeley.
Cat. '' During her Absence her Sunday
HChool class In "Current Beligious
- Thought", and her Monday evening class
In literature at the First Presbyterian
."church will be combined with the lecture
. classes of Dr. Johnson of Chicago. Mrs.
' Starrett will return to Portland early In
' January.
Members of the younger set jW are
- attending schools In the South are be-
- ginning to arrive In Portland for the
Christmas holidays. Among those who
are attending Mills college1 and who ar
. rived In the city Friday are Mtes Mar
garet Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas B.- Foster. Miss Dorothy Mets
ehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phit
Metschan Jr., Miss Ruth Ferguson,
daughter of Dr. Belle Ferguson, end
others.
. Cards have been sent out for a danc
tng party to be given by Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson F. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. :
Jerome C. Oripper at the Irvington club,
oa January - 17. The party wa first j
.planned for the evening of December 29.)
hut will be postponed until a later date.)
.The affair will honor the young friends
of Miss Joy Johnson and, the Misses
Frances and Jlelen tJripper. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank fc. Hart aj?
M i '' aally Hart also left ' Portland
" ThnrKday: ev&nlng for the ; South. They ;
will go. (6 Santa Barbara for a few j
weeks .and - visit points' of Interest In j
" Southern California during the next two
, months. : Hart will leave from San Fran
cisco for HonpfUlu, where he goes on
husiness. ' .'i '. i r .- "' .
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Dr. and Mrs. John Forrest Dickson
left the ctty Saturday for California,
' whrre they will visit at the home of Mrs.
Dickson's mother, Mrs. F. E. Brown, In
Berkeley, Cal.. during the c holidays.
Later they will go to Southern Cali
fornia, where they will spend about two
months.""" . ; h . .y-':
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' . Miss Susanne Caswell and Miss Mar
garet Cook will be hostesses for a danc
ing party at Waverley Country club on
the evening of Monday, December 29.
Mrs. Margaret Burrell ,Biddle an1
, daughter. Margaret, left Portland . on
Wednesday evening for San Francisco.
They expect to spend the Christmas
holidays with Martin Biddle, who is at
tending school in Santa Barbara. Miss
Margaret Biddle expects to enter the
University of California in January for
her sophomore year. She has been' a
student at the University of Oregon and
is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta.
While in the South, Mrs. Biddle and her
daughter expect to attend the Oregon
Harvard game at Pasadena on New
Tear's day. They will take apartments
for the remaining winter months In
Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Rosenthal
have returned to the city after an ex
tended trip through the principal cities
In Washington, Idaho and Montana.
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Miss Annabelle Bates has issued Invi
tations" for a Christmas party, to be
given December 30 at her home.
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College Prom Is
To Be Event of
ChristmasN-ight
ONE of the events of Christmas week
will be the college prom given at
Multnomah- hotel on Christmas night by
a group of school folk who are in. the
c;ty during the holidays. This event has
been confused with the intercollegiate
ball which is to be given December 29.
The dances are in no way related.
The committee In charge of arrange
ments for this affair Includes Stanford
Anderson, U. of O. : Cecil Dunn, O. A.
Hill Academy
Dance Put Off
Until January
OWING to the stormy weather it was
necessary to : postpone : the dancing
party scheduled for Thursday1 evening
at Hill Military academy for which the
faculty, cadet .officers and cadets were
to hive been hosts. Th event wui t
deferred until 1 early in Janwary f ter
the students return r front - their Cbrtet
mas vacation, and will be a New Tear's
party instead. ic?. ? . iyr-siiy y
Patronesses for the event will be Mrs.
Cyrus A. Do4ph." Mrs. James B. Mont
gomery, Mrs. William MacMaster,- Mrs.
Henry C Cabell, Mrs. J. W. Hill. Mrs.
Frederick C. Malpas, Mrs. A. E. Rockey
and Mrs. ,W. H. C- Bowen. ,6 '
On Saturday night the cadet officers
had Intended to have a smart, formal
dance but snow and frost caused them
to cancel the formal affair and instead
the young officers had a matinee dance
which was, quite Informal.,, They enter
tained at the Hill annex, 175 North
Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. Joseph A.
Hill and Mrs. Elisabeth Warrens Obee
received with the hosts. A supper was
served, some of the junior cadets assist
ing. Those present at the dance were
Cadet Captain Vernon Johnson, Lieuten
ants Richard Ball, Harold Dagg, Hornet
Heyden, Thomas' Austin, Thomas PoU
lard, Robert Lee Strickland, Fred
Rodper," Gael Green ; Sergeants " Bert
Hathaway. -WUllam . Hartman. Johnny
Smyth. Frederick Hartley, and Major
Irving Day and Lieutenant Mont Babltt
of the British army, and the guests, the
Misses Ann O'Reilly, Dorothy Carpenter,
Martha Shull, Catherine . Wilcox, May
Edgett, : Virginia Pearson, Jane CReUly,
Gloria ColUnson, Mary Hughes, Gladys
Colllnson, " Katherine Rosa, Dorothy
Mitchell. Margaret McGowan, Joyce
Ellsworth, Janloa Parker 'and . Estelle
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f A' charming wedding ceremony took
place In the parlor of - the - Sunnyaide
Congregational church Monday evening,
when Miss - Hyla - Marguerite - Jackson
was united in marriage to 8. O. Cooper
of this city. Dr. J. J. Staub officiating.
Lloyd Stoarns opened the. service with
a bridal hymn, accompanied by Miss
Louise Stearns. The bride was gowned
In blue mescaline trimmed with gold.
She carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia
roses. .The grueets present Included rel
atives and a few doM friends of the
couple. Oregon grape, evergreens nd
chrysanthemums were Used in artistic
decoration of the rooms. After the cere
mony a reception was held at the home.
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Mrs. Edwin Seely Parsons left Port
land on jThurday evening for- Danville,
Ky., where she will visit her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Metcaif (Dorothy Parsons). ; Mrs. Par
sons will' return to Portland early In
January. . - .
Airs. Frederick Grlndley Wheeler left
PorUand the latter part of last week
for California, where she will spend two
or three months In Santa Barbara, The
two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler.
'Anna and Katherine Wheeler, are ,ln
school In the south. ' -s.,;.- r.
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Mrs. Elisabeth Richards has received
Word of the announcement of her sis
ter's marriage, Mrs, Jessie K. Hinsdale
to Thomas Osborne. The ceremony was.
performed at the home of her brother,
T. G. Knight of Fort Worth. Texas. Mr.
and Mrs. Osborne will leavo at ao early
dato for Europe. r, y.ry v. ..;-.,
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Miss Lois Kitchy, daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Nitchy, will entertain
about 60 of her young ; friends at a
supper dance in the Tyrolean room of
the .Benson hotel on Tuesday evening,
December -30. . " . .
More Plans for
GreatefO.A.G.'s
Dance Are Given
PJRTHER plans for the official dance
of the greater O. A.' C committee,
to be given January 3 In the Multnomah
hotel ballroom, have been made and the
list of patrons and - patronesses ts an
nounced. The list Includes: Mayor and
Mrs, George L. Baker, Bishop and Mrs.
Walter , Taylor Sumner, Mr, and Mrs.
Daniel J. Malarkey, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam F, Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Dow
Walker and Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Each
rict. A:-:e",-:-.:-::?T:'.?::;::''
The committee la charge, Under George
Alstadt. announces that guests wilt be
admitted upon presentation of the ln-j
vitation or upon introducuon by a mem-
br of the student body..
The committee Includes : " Florence and
Mary Holmes, ' Haiel Btreif, Thelma
Dykes, Bernice Haines, Ktnet wneeier,
Agnes Houck, . Marian West. Georgine ;
Houtchina, Edna Holcomb, Arltne Scan
Ion, Alma Schar ph. Helen Harbke. Dora
Finch. Uoyd Carter. Robert 5 Stuart,
George. Powell. Oswald Walker, Chester
CrowelL Cecil Dunn, Bud Emery, Verne
Everett. Carl Lodell, Albert Bauer, Al
fred Clougb, Maurice Snook, Gua Hlxen,
Ransom Cook. - '
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Miss Elise Feldman, who has been
attending the University of California,
arrived In PorUand on Thursday to
spend the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. Feldman.
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Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. ' Ellis were
hosts at a small dinner party given at
the Hotel Portland Friday .... evening
Covers were -laid tor six.
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James Ted Smythe and Miss Maybelle
Agnes Gibson were married Sunday f
ternoon, December 14, at 1 o'clock at
the home of the bride's mother, Mrs.
Delia I Cullins, Alnsworth aventie.
The ceremony was performed -by Rev.
Bruce J. GlfXen. pastor of . the Vernon
Presbyterian church. Ted Smythe was a
CompanyA, Third Oregon, boy and en
listed from , McMlnnvllle,,- the . former
home of both himself and his bride, lie
participated In some of the fiercest bal
Ues of the war, having been both gassed
and wounded. ' lie Is now a member of
Portland's police force. Mr. and .Mr m.
Smythe will make- their home at 7Sli
Union avenue north.
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A reunion danoe is being planned, by
the alumni of Reed college to be given
at the University club on Saturday even
ing. There . are more than .200 active
members of the alumni in, Portland, who
have taken much interest In plan for
the event. Marvin Howes is president
of the association, Juanlta Parker and
Margaret Wilson are vice presidents,
Bessie Nelson Is ' secretary 'and Frank
Flint is treasurer- Directors are Dean.
Webster, Hasel Howard, Carol Wurten
berger and . Clyde Beals, , who is , now
absent in New York, .
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. Dr. and Mrs. John F. Beaumont expect
to leave today to spend Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. 1L O. Butler In Berkeley,
CaL After spending a few days in Wu
desto with Mr. and Mrs, IL L, Downing,
Dr; Beaumont will return, but- Mrs,
Beaumont will visit friends in Los An
geles, returning about January 11. '
Mrs. W. W. Cotton returned to Port-,
land on Saturday, December IS, and has
taken apartments at Alexandra Court
for the remaining winter months. Mrs.
Cotton has been away, from the city
several months visiting In New .Tor K.
and la other cities throughout the fuasu
Miss Dorothy Kerns, who has been at
tending school in New York, will be a
visitor in the city" at the home of her
parents, In Irvington, during the holi
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C. ; Dorothy Mountain, Prom.; Herbert
Malarkey, Reed ; Lee Seufert. Prom. ;
Carlton Logan, O, A. C. ; Byron Thomas,
Prom. ; Alys Sutton, U. of O. ; Charles
Scallon, C. U. ; Norman Youmans, J. H.
S. ; Geraldine King, F. H. S. ; El Vera
Anderson, Prom. ; William Ralston. U.
of O. ; Elsie Clodius, J. H. S. ; Earl
Larimore, Prom. ; Earl Clark, C XJ. ;
Mike Reed, Stanford : .Dorothy Dojjlon,
U. of O. ; Harold Brown. J. H. S. :
William McBride, U. of W.; Hazel
Weiden. V. of W. ; Albert Dugan, Prom. ;
Selma Wetteland, J. H. S. ; Ethel Ensor,
Prom. : Marsh Davis, V. ot W. ; Eddie
Edlund, W. H. S. ; Roland Manary,
Prom. ; William Steers. U. of O. ; Mr.
and Mrs. Pinkerton Day.
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The women of Mooseheart have post
poned their card parties, which have
been given at Moose hall, until Janu
ary 7.
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