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;THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1920.
MISS MARGARET MONTAGUE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Montague, whose
engagement to Buford Payne of San Francisco was recently announced. Miss Montague
. was bridesmaidiat the wedding of Katherine Whitton and Mr. Von: Adelung' recently.
Miss Phyllis Modjeska Harrington i of Berkeley , CaLv who will become the bride of Lawrence
Lockley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockley of Portland.
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OF UNUSUAL Interest to society la
the news of the encasement of Miss
Harriet Cummlnp to Hamilton F. Cor
bett, t61d at a luncheon Riven at the
University club for which Mrs. Lawrence
JV Wheeler, ai sister of Misa Cummins,
' was hostess. iTwenty-flve close friends
of ths bride-elect were seated at the
table for thei luncheon Monday, their
number Including Miss Cumminx, Mrs.
Wheeler, Mrs. Norman Rupp, Mrs. Var
iel D. C Beach, Mrs. Charles Thornton
Ladd, Mrs. Hallett W. Maxwell, Mrs.
W. 15. Clark, Mrs. Eugene Rockey, Mrs.
Reade M. Ireland. Miss Katharine Hart,
Miss Rhoda Rumelin, Miss Margaret
Hewett and Miss Sara McGully, Mrs.
Henry Ladd Corbett. Mrs. Elliott R. Cor
bett. Mrs. (?arloton B. Swift. Mrs.
Charles K. Miller. Mrs. Spencer Biddle.
' Mrs." Alan Green. Mrs. Clarence Olm
stelid. Mrs. MacCormac &now, Mrs. Ar
thur Mufray Sherwood, Mrs. Irving L.
Webster. Mrs. Lewis H. Mills, Mrs. Rich
ard Maurice Dooly Jr., Mrs. Ferdmand
Smith. Mrs. Curtis Bailey. Mrs. Lloyd
Smith, Mrs. Henry Green Reed.
Miss Cumming is the dauphter of Dr.
William A. Cumming of this city and
makes her home with hen father in Riv-
ersftle drive.; She is also a sister of Mrs.
Lawrence R. I Wheeler, Mrs. Louis L.
Leadbetter of Portland and of Mrs. Paul
Woll and Mrs. Harold Perpall of Phila
delphia. She i is- a member of Junior
league, and with that organization has
been active in philanthropic work. Miss
Cummins was graduated from St. Helena
hall In this city and attended school for
a year in the East. . She is keenly inter
ested in out iof door sports and-is a
clever horsewoman ana irolfer.
Mr. Corbett is the younpest son of Mrs.
Helen Ladd Corbett and is a grandson
, of two of Oregon's pioneers. William iS.
Ladd and VI. W. Corbett. He attended
Portland academy and was graduated
from Harvard university, where he-later
coached the football team. On his return
N, M. Ungar
Furrier
The! safaction that goes
wfth every fur coat we sell is
sufficient proof of the qual
ity we offer. j
Propcily putting together!
choice skins is an art in it-
self. The ability to fashion
them into garments of ' at
tractiveness and dependabil
ity is ours in the highest
degree. '.
A glance at our furs will
.cbnv&ce you.
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to tlfce West he became a member of the
Oregon legislature. During! the war pe
riod! Mr. Corbett was in France for more
than two years as a captain in the ar
tillery. In the later months of his serv
ice overseas he was attached to the staff
of General Harboard. L i 1
The date for the wedding of Miss Cum
ming and Mr. Corbett is announced for
May! 15 and the, ceremony will take place
at Trinity Episcopal church: at 4"o'clock.
The service will be read by Dr. A. A.
Morrison, and a large reception will fol
low at the home of the bride's father in
Riverside drive. j . i j
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Mrs. James D.- Hart was hostess for
a tea Thursday afternoon at her home
in Montgomery drive, honoring Mrs.
William Esterbrook Jones and Mrs.
Frederick Jones of Boston. More than
75 maids and matrons of the social con
tingent called during the tea hours.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
John Ross Dickson, Mrs.1 Jay Smith.
Mrs A; M. Ellsworth, Mrs. Frederick E.
Jjudd. Assisting about thei rooms were
Miss Rhoda1, Rumelin, Miss Katherine
Hoyt, Mrs. Jack White and Miss Kath
arine Hart, j j i . ..!
Waverley -club was the scene of a
dinner dance Saturday evening at the
clubhouse. 'These affaira are! prov
ing! very popular for the opening of
the ( summer i season and will be given
each week. iThe last Saturday evening
ot (the month will be known as the
"hostess dance" night and will be some
what more formal than the others.
Mrs. Pierre Rossiter Hines entertained
a group of the young friends of her son
Van Leer at an informal picnic Satur
day afternoon, on the occasion of his
birthday anniversary. . i
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Mr; and Mrs. H. B. Van Duzer left
Portland Saturday evening for San
Francisco, to be gone about 10 days,
during which Mr. Van Duzer will at
tend the Foreign Trades convention.
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"An' Did You Hear i !
the News That's Goift' Round?"
For once Dame Rumor is correct- there wiir be a new
ishop for women's I exclusive footwear opened "about May
15 at the corner or" Morrison and Park streets. The very i
latest, and smartest models in1 shoes from the; house of I
I.. Miller, famous for original, designing and superior work:-
manship in shoes for the stage and all occasions will be j
carried. Expert fitting will be a feature of the service at
this modern shop. T H
The STYLE SHOW of I. Miller Shoes
4 at the Benson hotel last Wednesday gave the women of Port-1
land an introduction to the distinctive modes in which We shall
specialize. You are most cordiallj' invited to continue vour ac
quaintance with I. Miller Shoes when this shop opens, "for they
are worthy your ( friendship. i ; I
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Legion Auxiliary
Will Give Last1
Dance of Season
THE American Legion auxiliary will
give its last dancev for the season
Friday evening at the Armory, i Tenth
and Couch .streets.- The dances given
by this organizationthrough the winter
months have proved more than success
ful and have added substantially to the
benefit funds for the sick and needy,
members of the legion. Patrons will be
Major and Mrs.1 George A., White; Col
onel and Mrs. C. C. Hammond, Mr. and
Mrs. William Follett, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Dunne," Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Parsons, James Convill and Mr. and Mrs.
J6hn M. Williaips of Eugene.
The committe in charge of arrange
ments Is composed of Mrs. Frank Wads
worth, Mrs. George Fauss, Mrs. Ralph
Wiley, Mrs. Eugene Libbey, Mrs. Lynch,
Mrs. C. E. Sigle. Mrs. Paul Bartholemy
and Mrs. H. K.t Wheeler.
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. Mr. and Mrs. ;S. C. Spencer presided at
a delightful, dinner party Thursday
evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
W. Wilbur, who have recently removed
to Willamette Heights. At a table cen
tered with spring blossoms were eeated
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. B.
F. Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. E. CJ Grif
fin and the hosts. : j j
Mrs. Meredith Bailey .and Mrs. Curtis
Bailey asked a few friends in for the
tea hours : Tuesday afternoon, at their
borne on Portland Heights.
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Mr. and Mrs.j Arthur C Spencer re
turned to the city, April 30, following
a brief trip to Washington, D. C. and
New York city.
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First to Be Wed
OriU;G. Campus
TORTLtANDi friends will be interested'
X to know of the marriage of Miss
Phylia Modjeska Harrington of San
Francwco to Lawrence Lock ley of Port
land, which will be an event of Tues
day. This occasion will bei the-' first
time since the' University of California
opened its doors in 1869 when a wed-J
ding : ceremony has been performed on
the campus. " The senior woman's hall.
quaint brown cabin in Strawberry can
yon, with beamed ceiling and natural
wood finishing as well as a huge fire
place, has been chosen for the nuptial
(letting. I The service will be read in
the presence-of a large company of .the
classmates and friends of the young
couple by Hr. I fill is, pastor for the uni
versity, with Dr. McAfee of the First
Presbyterian church of Berkeley' assist
ing, f
The bride will be given in marriage by
Colonel David P. Barrows, , president of
the university. Lieutenant M. Krunich,
a Serbian, and a member of the faculty
of the school, will attend the bridegroom
and the bridesmaids will be chosen from
the. members of the senior class. The
wedding march will be played by Profes
sor Stinedrff, university choragus. The
floral decorations will be California pop
pies placed about the picturesque little
hall in bowlst of old bronze.
Both young 'people are seniors in the
college of Letters and Science at the
university. Miss Harrington is a daugh
ter off Mrs. Laura A. Harrington and
has made her home with her mother in
Berkeley. She Is president lof the Slavic
club at the 'school and is a linguist of
considerable accomplishment.
Mr. Lockley is the son of Fred Lockley.
"The Journal man." and Mrs. Lockley
and is a popular member of several of
the. college organizations. Following the
wedding ihe will bring Ifis bride to Fort
land, leaving San Franlieco May 14, and
they will: make their home here,
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.The program for the Portland Hunt
club for i this month offers a wide va
riety of ievents of interest to its mem
bers and! friends. The month's activities
open with a closed paper chase I set to
start at i 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon
from Raleign station. The Misses Martha
Babb and Florence Day will be the hares.
The trail will be laid through the -country
which has not been traversed for
-the past two i-easons in- the club events
and members participating are asked to
invite a i guest for the occasion to Tide
through the chase. ! ; i:
The 1 junior . paper chase will be an
event of May 22 at the riding acad
emy to start at 1 o'clock, and : on
May 29 an open paper chase will be held
Starting near the club at 3 o'clock. Mr.
and MrsL Ambrose Cronin will be the
hares fo this event. ;This chase will be
a pairs team, chase with two riders con
stituting ja. team. The first rider to fin
ish will Receive the number of points for
the teamj as there will be a, number of
riders compe.ting. Each succeeding rider
finishing! will receive one less point for
the teamj.'
Mrs. Iughl C. Gearin was hostess for
a smart: luncheon Wednesday at Wav
erley cliib, honoring her , sister, Mrs.
R. T. Lyons of San" Francisco, : who
is a visitor in the city. Guests for the
occasionj included Mrs. William B.
Honeyman, Mrs. John PlagemannJ: Mrs.
George f, Peters, i Mrs. James M.m Am
brose, iMrs. James CBbk, Mrs. Frank
DoolyJ Mrs. Samuel C. Slocum, Mrs.
Otto r F; ( Prael. Mrs. C. A. McCargar,
Mrs. William House, Mrs. John Daly,
Mrs. W. F. Wiggins. Mrs. e. Lewis Mead, I
Mrs W; w. Peaslee, Miss Clarrissa
Wiley, and Miss Grace Gearin.
Bishop Walter Taylor ' Sumner motored-
down to Salem Tuesday and by
special "invitation addressed the iRotary
club ort "The Boy Problem." The bishop
leaves for a tour in the southern part
of the state at the close of the present
week. 'j j.
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Mrs. Charles 11. Carey and daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Watson Rockey, entertained
at luncheon Wednesday at the home of
the former, honoring Mrs. William Es
terbrook jjones and Mrs. Frederick ijones
of Boston, who are guests of Mrs. Gil
bert H. Durham.
Myrtle I Chapter Social club. Order of
Eastern I Star, will.entertain with a
dance and card party Thursday eve
ning at the home 7r. and. Mrs. G, C.
Goldenbeirg, 971 gh street. , All
Kastern iStars and r friends are in
vited. ;.; - '
Mrs. A. ! F. Nitchy ' was hostess for-a
j luncheonf of 16 covers at Waverley Coun
I try club j tybnday. Following the lunch
I eon bridge! was played. i
MRS. LILLIAN K. COLLINS of Kenosha, Wis,, is a visitor, in the city at the home of
her parents in Irvington. Mrs. Lois Dana Walker, sister of Mrs. Marshall N. Dana, is
, also spending a few weeks in the city. - Both have been the inspiration for a number of
teas and other social - attentions since their arrival here.
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War Workers to
Hold Reunion
NextWednesday
rTTO RENEW old associations . and
friendships of the war period when
more than 100 Portland women gave
generously of their time for canteen serv
ice in the city, Wednesday evening has
been set aside for a po-host supper and
social hour at the Vashingfcon street
Hazelwood. Members iof the former Red
Cross canteen are anticipating a delight
ful evening i and an, informal program
has been arranged for their entertain
ment at this time. The invitation is ex
tended to all . women who served in this
capacity, and is offered through .the press
only. This occasion, will be the first ! of
a series of informal functions; planned
for this group of women under the direc
tion: of Mrs. I E." N. j Howe, who served
as firstrlieutekiant during the war. Pic
nics and various affairs planned to con
tinue the old friendships will ba a part
of the summer program for the. former
canteen workers. . ' 1 '
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The Officers' and Guard club cf Port
land review No. 7 will give a card party
at the hpme of Mrs. A. W. Long, 3729
Sixty-fourth street southeast. Tuesday
afternoon. Take Mount. Scott car to
Laurel wood.
Full dress will be needed for the many brilr
liant events which will enliven Shrine Week. V
We have just received a splendid shipment
af dress suits from ' . i
THE HOUSE OF ' .
KUPPENHEIMER
Their rich "elegance of fabric, faultless
lines and superior' tailoring stamp their
wearers with the distinction of the 'ap
propriately dressed. . .
Make your selection now while our stocks
are complete. .iAll sizes for every build
of man.
Full line of dress
Altamount. Glyb
Holds Its Lalst
Dance of Season
FOLLOWING a" delightful series of
successful dances the Altament club
will give its last dance for the season
Saturday evening at i the f Portland
Heights club. It is hoped that all club
members will be present. Those . who
will be on the committee, are: Mr.-and-Mrs.
A. C. Lewlsi Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Slater; Miss Nellie . Banfield ! Dr. and
Mrs. C' C. Newcastle Jr.,- Harold-Powr
eri, Mr. and Mrsf. Earl.Aldrich, Mr. a-nd
Mrs. Will Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Howe, Mr. and. Mrs. Irsham.i Mr. and
Mrs. ! Elmer White, Mr. abd Mrs. Lew
Wallace, Mr. and" irs. J.j J. Kennedy.
Mr. and; Mrs. Charles PurcelLji Dancing
will be in. order ntilj 11 -.30 at which time
supper will be served. Mr. Slater, sec
retary and" treasurer of the club, will
read the minutes,; and membership com
mittees will be appointed for next win
ter's parties. . ,
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Mrs. W. Dennison Clark, was hostess
for a tea Thursday aftemooj honoring
Miss Mary Bacon bride-elect of Charles
T. Olmsted of Cleveland.; Ohio.
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Mr. and Mrs.;T. A. MoCannrftre down
from Bend for several days and ! are
guests at the Hotel-.Portland.
See our windows.
SHRINERS"
ATTENTION!
furnishings,
Exclusive Kuppenheim
Intermediates of
Hop oh May 21
M.A.A.C. Plan
fTlHE ! Intermediates of r"Multnomah
JLi Amateur Athletic club i will enter
tain at thefr annual sprlhg hop on the
evening of May 21 in the social; rooms
'of the clubhouse. . - Special arrangements
have been made for features at the
dance, I The list of patronesses includes
Mrs. James D, Honeyman, Mrs. Russell
B. Caswell. Mrs. C. Henri Latjbe, Mrs. A.
M. Ellsworth and -Mrs. Dow V, Walker.
Night" Horse Show
DCHi0 MT8TIC SHKINE KTiXt
ROSE FESTIVAL WEEK
Juke 21-22-23-24-25
RESERVED SEATS $2.20 . ' "
BOX SEATS .a 93.30 j
(Including1 War .Taxi and Admissloji)
Northwest Horse
Show Association
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After Six ih the Evening: Formal Dinner, Ball, i Reception. Wed
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COAT KiiH drel8. with ilk nr tiii tsrini on laprls. i ' I
TH'l:8KItH Same material witb one bruad or two narrow ilk braid en iWe im.
VEST White mmfl-b!trl of pwiue or jilk. Black aaUn or h ulk . et may bt
worn at tbe tfieatre. . '. .
OVF;KCAT Cnnrti black, or Oiford rrejr, aatin llnnd. i
HAT Silk with felt band, or an opera hat. y
HH1HT Htiff boaom iriain .white. j i : :
'Of,LAIl Kithitr itraittht or win, not turn-over. i - i
TIE Narrow white band, ' witb either itraisht or rounded eiwK i
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ITMItl Of patent ' Wther, or buttoned hoe or oxford tics ot patent leatiier.
Shirt, atnd and caff llnka of pearl or moonaton. , ' I . i
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Portland Drama
League Players
To Visit Salem
THK Portland Drama league players
will appear In Kugene and Salem in
the near future to raise funds for the
woman's building of the University of
Oregon. The players, under the direction
of Mr a. Dent Mowrey, will present "The (
Stronger," by August Strlndberg; "Rldr
to the Sea," by Synge, and "The Maker
of Dream," by Oltpliant Downs, in
Eugene May 21. Plans for their appear-,
ance there are being perfected by Mlsn
Elizabeth Fox, dean iof women at thfl
university. The same group of play
will be given In Halem May 23. and l
sponnored by : a group of prominent
Salenv women under the leadcrRbtp of
Miss Mabel Withycombe. Tho' events
in both places will be scx'lety affairs
and will be-attended 'as well bv those
students of the drama who are Interested
in the Little Theatre movement now so
popular all -over the United Statex.
Miss Betty Newson, grand prrnuTonl
of Kappa Alpha Theta, Is a visftor In
the city for a short time after visiting
the chapters at Kugene and CnrvHlIlH.
Miss Newson. who ia an attorney, will
go to Texas from Portland, where ft""
will resume her law practice. Members
of the Portland alumnae of Kappa
Alpha Theta will lentertal" at luncheon
at the ! Betty . d'Ljampe and at dinner
for Mi Newson at the UniverHlty club
Monday. L
Mm. ! Sam Raddon Jr.. with Mry
Rlizabeth and Annie Catharine, left
Wednesday night for a month's visit in
Park City. Utah.
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