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THE OREGON SUNDAY; JOURNAL, PORTL AND, SUNDAY -.MORNING, JUNE? 13, - 1920.
Rosarians to Be
Hosts to Queen
At Festival Ball
F HONOR of Queen Claire (Mr.
Ca.mron Squires) and her attend
ants, the Royal Rosarians will be hosts
tor their annual festival ball this year
the evening , of June 84. The affair
will be given at Cotillion hall and guests
will include many notable who will be
visitors la the city during the week of
the Rose festival and the Shrine con
vention. The royal party for the Rose festival
Includes a group of Portland's most at
tractive society maids, who with their
pieen, Mrs. Squires, include Mine Kath
arine Hart. Miss r Rhoda Rumelin, Miss
Ittizabeth Boschke. Miss Suzanne Cas
well. Miss Nad in Caswell, Miss Louise
Llnthlcum, Miss Elsa Meier, Mlas Katn
rlne Ainsworth. Miss Klisabeth Shepard.
Miss Virginia Mears and Mlas Elizabeth
Bacon. The last four gitis returning
v -from schools in the J'aat. '
Mayor and Mrs. R. 1L "CJaie 01 van
eouver, B- C, in addition to their active
participation In the grand floral parade,
will be guests t honor at the Interna
tional patriotic concert and reception to
be given at The Auditorium Friday aft
ernoon. June 25.
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The beautiful country home of Mrs.
0. S. Montague waa the scene of a de
lightful picnic luncheon i Friday after
noon, given In honor of the directors
and nurses of the Visiting Nurse asso
ciation. The affair is an. annual event
and Is always much, anticipated by those
who have been present on. former occa
sions. Mrs. 3. P. O'Brien was in charge
of arrangements for the afternoon.
Ouests included 10 of the nurses and the
directors of the association, who are
Mrs. Robert G. Dleck. Mrs. Lewis Mill,
Mrs. S. Frank, Mrs. James B. Kerr, Mrs.
J. Frank Watson, Mrs. Thomas D. Hon
eyman. Mrs. A. A. Morrison, Mrs. Kate
Mather. Mrs. R. J. Marsh, Mrs. James
IX Honeyman, Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs. Helen
Ladd Corbett. Mrs. A. F. i Biles. Miss
Virginia Wilson and Mrs. Donald Spen
cer. The work of the association is one
of the most Interesting and helpful of
the philanthropic organisations in th
city. Hundreds of homes are each yeai
visited by the nurses, who are avallabl
for any person who needs their services
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Misa Margaret Versteeg will be host
ess for a tea at her home In Irvlngton
Wednesday afternoon, honoring two
brides-elect whose weddings will take
place this month. The -guests, of honor
are Miss Margaret Marvin and Miia
Helen Buckley. ' More thin 150 lnvita
' tions have been sent out for the occa
sion aad the hours are from 4 to 8
o'clock. At the tea hour Miss Sarah
Patrick and Miss Katherine Burnside
will preside at the table. Those who
will serve are Mrs. John Mortimer
Bruhn, Miss Jeanette Wiggins, Miss
Kdna Fence and the -Misses Janet and
Klisabeth Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. O'Reilly . enter
. talned a group of young people at a
dinner dance Saturday evening at the
Hotel Portland for their daughters, Anne
and Jane, the guest of honor being Miss
Eunice Maya, who with "her mother re
cently returned from Berkeley, where
they spent the winter. Covers were
placed for 12, as follows; Misses Eunice
Mays, Sollel Green of Sunnyside. Wash.,
Klisabeth Boddard, Anne O'Reilly, Jane
O'Reilly; Messrs. Duncan Shields, Rue
Mowry, Homer Heyden, Harold Dagg,
Gael Green, and Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly.
Mrs. Lawrence R. Wheeler asked a
few friends in for the tea hours Friday
afternoon in honor of her sister,: Mrs.
Paule K. Woll of Philadelphia, who is
a Visitor In the city for a few weeks.
Mrs. Woll and her- daughter -Susanne,
:. arrived in. Portland Saturday ' evening
and are at the home of her father. Dr.
W. A. Cummlng, at Ewahwe. Mr; Woll
. will arrive In Portland early in July.
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Mrs. Alice Benson Beach with her son,
Benson, and daughter, Esther, are spend
ing the summer at Seaside. They left
Portland Saturday and wilt have as their
guests during the summer months. Miss
Ruth Guppy who arrives this week from
. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lines, Mr.
stfid Mrs. Marian V. Dolph and Mr. and
Mrs. Simeon Winch left, last week, for
"The Willows," the summer home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J. Ladd on North
Beach, where they ' will spend a few
weeks. . . :
Mrs. John E. Cronan spent a few days
la the city last week and returned Thurs
day to G earn art where she is spending
the summer.
Mrs. George L. McPherson was hostess
for a luncheon at the Waverley Coun-
MRS. A. BRUCE BAILEY (Dorothy Hunziker), whose
marriage took place June 5 at the home of her mother,
Mrs, Roy. C. McDanicl, in North Twenty-fourth street'.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey will make their home in Pendleton.
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try club Tuesday In honor, of her guests,
Mrs. Perclval J. . Walker and Mrs. Rob
ert C Newell of Piedmont, Cal. Addi
tional ' smests included Mrs. Donald W.
Green, Mrs. Alfred : Hampson, Mrs. Jor
dan V, Zan, Mrs. C. J. Davis Jr., Mrs.
E. .L. Devereaui, Mrs. George C. W.
Low, Mrs. W. B. Roberson, Mrs. W. O.
Van. Schuyver, Mrs. Frederick H. Page,
Mrs. Guy M. Stand If er, Irs. David T.
Honeyman, Mrs. Thomas Robertson, Mr 8.
Victor A. Johnson and Miss Dillingham.
" Miss Elizabeth - Boyd of Chicago has
returned to Portland to join her father,
Dr. John Boyd, for. the summer months.
Miss Boyd and her father are making
their home ' in the Frank R. Kerr resi
dence, 662 Schuyler street, for the
present.
Popular, Young
Couple toBeWed
IhTrinity Chapel
rpHE marriage "of Miss Stella King to
X George Melvin McBrtde will be an
event of Saturday at the chapel of Trin
ity Episcopal church. The service will
be read in the presence of a few close
friends of the bridal' couple at 11 :30
o'clock by the Rev. A. A. Morrison.
Mrs. Cleveland Cate, sister of the bride,
w4U be matron of honor.
Miss King is a daughter of Mrs. :
Cnroli Virttr -this 4tv SlnM th &TI-
been "the !ns-ration for several infor-1
mal - affairs, a Both young people have
many friends In the city. :
. Following their marriage . Mr. Mo
Bride will take his bride to Tacoma,
Wash to reside for the present.
One of the ' attractive weddings of
the week was that of Miss Clara Chal
mers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Chalmers of' Forest Grove, and
Dr. David " E. Wiley, son of Mrs.
Robert Wiley , of Hlllsboro, which took
place Thursday morning at the , First
Presbyterian church. Dr. John H.
Boyd officiating in the presence of
the- Immediate members of the - fami
lies. " The bride wore a smart tai
lored suit, large . picture hat and cor
sage bouquet of sweet' peas and ferns.
- A wedding : breakfast was served In
one of the private dining room of the
Hotel Portland immediately: after the
ceremony. The tabfe was' decorated in
a basket of choice summer' flowers and
rreenery. Covers were placed for:
.Dr. and Mrs. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs.
Chalmers, Mrs. JWiley, Mr. and Mrs.
; W. R. Chalmers, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Chalmers of Seattle, the Misses Ann,
' Christine, Isabel and Helen - Chalmers,
Donald Wiley and Earl John Chal
! mers.
V Dr. Wiley, who is & ; cousin of Dr.
t J. O. C Wiley of this city, was grad
uated from McGill Medical college of
Montreal and is now practicing in
Hlllsboro. The bride is a stately and
charming young woman of many ac
complishments. She was graduated
from Pacific university. Hillsboro will
be the future home of the young
people. - , . '
Miss Tillie Keller became the bride
of E. V. Morrow Wednesday evening
at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William i Keller, 307 Failing
street. The ring ceremony was used,
the 'Rev. . R. E. Close, pastor of the
Third Baptist church, officiating. In the
presence of a large company of relatives
of the bridals couple. Mr. and Mrs.
Morrow will make their home at Sco
field. Or. ! ,
' Mrs. Edwin Mays : and daughter,
Eunice, who have spent the winter in
Berkeley, Cal., returned to Portland
last week by motor.; Miss Eunice Mays
is spending a few ! days at the home
of Miss Elizabeth Goddard.
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Miss Alma Beatrice Snowden of Den
ver,, Col., arrived in Portland Friday
to spend the summer months with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Hoge, who make their home
at the O'Brien apartments.
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Pretty Luncheon
Is Given Friday
For Miss Boyd
ONE of the pretty luncheons of the! f
week was given Friday at the Ben-1 )
son hotel by -Miss Marguerite Temple-
ton In honor of Miss Klisabeth Boyd, '
who returned to Portland & few days .
ago from Chicago, ', where she is now
making her home. Dainty place cards j
marKca io . covers xor me gueat ana
the table .was -centered with a beau
tiful design , of spring flowers. The
following guests shared Miss Temple
ton's hospitality:
Mesdames Starrett Dinwiddle of Ber
keley; CaL; Eldon Furnish, Henry
Boyd ; Harry I Kutchina of St. Zxuls,
Mo. Jay Coffey. Harold v Sanford :
Misses - Kli za.be th Boyd, Polly Kerr.V
Michener, Genevieve Butterfield, Eliza
beth Richardson, Louise .Ldnthicum and
Elizabeth Peacock.
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; Blocks of seats have already been
engaged for the performances to be
given at the Little theatre ' June 28
and 29 under the auspices of the Drama
League, when the three one-act contest
plays will be presented by the league
players. .
The cast of characters for "Back
grounds," the play by Miss Susie
Aubrey Smith, includes : The Widow,
Mrs. Samuel May ; French maid, Miss
Dorothy Hall ; three men, Earle Murphy,
Robert MacGll and George Natanaon.
For "The Man Who Always Laughed,"
a vaudeville (arce by Mrs. Harold Saw
yer and Mrs. Folger Johnson, the play
ers will be: The Wife, Mrs. Chester
G. Murphy ; The Husband, Samuel May;
Bachelor Friend, George Natahson.
In "Back Door Neighbors," the play
by Mrs. K. S. Parsons, the cast will be :
Jean Bradford, Kate Schafer : Mary
Bradford, Ruth Graham Case; Mrs.
Smith, Gwladys Bo wen ; Mrs. Hadley,
Alleen Brong ; John Beauregard, C. H.
Gray; Junior Ferguson, Jean McCurdy.
Rehearsals began Jnne 8 under the
direction of George Natanson. The com
mittee on patrons for the occasion in
cludes Mrs. Walter V. Smith, Mrs.
Joseph Nathan Teal and Miss Genevieve
Thompson.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ellsworth have
sent out cards for a dancing party to
be i given Wednesday evening" for the
young friends of their daughter. Miss
Joyce Ellsworth at the Portland Heights
club.
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In honor of tFlag day, Maude J. Hal
lett will entertain the McKinley G. A. R.
and the ladies of Women's Relief corps
at her home, 269 East Seventy-eighth
street north,- Monday afternoon from 1
o'clock to S.
MRS. EUGENE DAVIS LEWIS (Louise Bates Heusner),
daughter of Mrs. J. A. Heusner, whose marriage was a
recent event in Portland.. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis are mak
ing their home in Hood River. ; . ' .
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St. Helens Girls'
Honor Is Given
ONE of the delightful functions given
during the past .week as a art of
the program of the commencement
week at St. Helens hall was a tea
dansant at the . PorUand Helxhts club
Thursday afternoon, for which five of
the senior girls were hostesses, Guests
tor the occasion . included the jjirls of
the- senior class "and their friends, and
the hostesses included the Misses Hazel
Falrservlce. Thelma Aaland. I'hilena
Bartlett, Alice Prlndle , and Elizabeth
Kelly.
Patronesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Jay Smith, Mrs. Prlndle from
Spirit Lake, Mrs. Brock Statter and
Mrs. Fielding Kelly. The hours were
from 4 to 6 o'clock and the afternoon
was one of unusual interest,
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The marriage of Miss Margaret Hay
and Leo E. Chaffin was solemnized
June 2 at St. Philip Nerl'a church. The
service- was read by the Rev. Father
Ferry at 10:30 o'clock In the morning
in the presence of a number of friends
and relatives. The bride wore a gown
of white satin adorned with pearl
Heads and worn with tulle veil. Her
flowers were white carnations and bride
roBes. Mlau AUta Ray. was maid of
honor and wore a frock of rose colored
georgette crepe with a tulle hat to
match and a corsage of Cecil tlrunner
roses. Mlas Qeorgianna Blaia and Uia
Misses Alice and Lncy Chaffin wern
bridesmaids and were attired in paMel
tinted satin gowns worn with black pic
ture hats. A. M. Conover was betit num.
The bridal hymn preceding the ceremony-
was siing by Leonard Brady.
Ushers who seated the guests wera
Adolph Wagner, F. H. Hay and J. T.
Kay. Following the .ceremony k wed
ding' reception was held at the i'Ome of .
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.
Ray, at 701 Elliott avenue, and a
breakfast was served to 40 guests,
among, whom weraMrs. S. Lord, tho
bride's grandmother, and Miss . Ulais i f
Seattle.
, Mr. and Mrs. Chaffin left the city for
Denver, Colo., for a short trip and will
return soon to make their home in Van
couver, Wash.
A no-host dinner given at the Port
land hotel Wednesday evening preced
ing the society vaudeville at the Hel
Ug theatre included Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas H. Beverly, Mr. and Mr.
Harry W. Sharpe, Miss Audrey Law
son (sister of Mrs. Beverly, who is
here for the summer from Illinois),
Miss Joyce - Parkins. Clarence Hewall
and Ernest F. Swlgert. Following the
theatre the party enjoyed the mipper
dance at the Arcadian grtiL
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