THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORT LAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1S:0.
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MRS. EDWARD! WERLEIN (Ruth Sell wood) and Mrs.
Charles T. Olmsted (Mary Bacon) are two of the charm
ing brides of June. Their weddings were both events of
wide social interest in the city.
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ANE of th
Dretty weddlnrs of th
month was that of Mis Ruth Emma
Leonard , and Jamea Btamey. oraas,
which occurred at high noon Wednes
day, in the chapel of St. Helens Hall
on Vista avenue. The service was rpad
by Bishop Sumner In the presence of
about' 70 relatives and friends. The
bride was given In marrUgre by ner
father and was attended by Miss Gert
rude Lewis. Malcolm Brode. brother f
the "bridegroom, was best man. - The
wedding? marches , were played by Miss
Edna Hohenback. 1 , i -
The bride was charmlngr In s. gown
of whits seorgette and satin em
broidered in pearls and wore a veil of
silk net held In place by pearls. She
carried a satin bound prayer book. The
bridesmaid wore a gown of blue georg
ette over silver lace and carried ; a
shower bouquet of pink and white sweet
peas. V -V" --t'
After the reception a wedding dinner
was served to the bridal party and their
relatives and s Intimate friends. The
chapel, the veranda and dining room
were attractively decorated with ivy.
pink roses and sweet peas. ;-..
The bride, a graduate of Reed college,
is the daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. , H.
Wade Leonard of Yamhill, Or.
The bcidegroom is a son of Dr. and
Mrs. Howard & Brode of Walla Thalia,
Wash., and a graduate of Whitman col
lege, where his father Is professor: of
biology i " - ' " ' ; '
After a brief honeymoon at Sea view,
Mr. and ,Mrs. Brodie will make their
home in Portland until September 1.
They will then move to Sedro Woolley.
Wash., where Mr. Brode has accepted
a position in the high school. t-..-..-..-,..
Miss Jessie Lagerstrom of Oak Grove
and Charles Leaf of Mabel Or, were
auletly married Saturday at 4 o'clock
at the home of the bride's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. J. R. Laperstrom, the Rev. A.
V. Anderson of Portland officlaUng.
Only a few close relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.
Leaf will make their home in Mabel.
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Charming Girl
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To Seattle Man
THE marriage of Miss Alta May
Clarke and Clarence Frederick Dahl
quist of , Seattle was an event of Friday
evening at the home of the bride's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Clarke. The
services was read at t:30 o'clock by Dr.
I William A. Waldo Inhe presence of a
number of close friends and relatives.
Miss I Elizabeth Starr of Seattle was
bridesmaid and-Guy Booker of 'that city
attended the bridegroom.
For her wedding fpwn the. bride chose
a model of white satin trimmed in lace
and wore the wedding veil, which was
held In place by a cap of lace and orange
blossoms. Orchids, sweet peas and lilies
of -the-valley were used for the bridal
bouquet . i '
Miss StaVr wore a .frock of pink or
gandie with a large picture hex Her
'flowers were pink and lavender sweet
peas. The wedding march was played
by- Miss Pearl Staples, violinist accom
panied, by Mrs I. Staples on the piano.
A wedding reception followed the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, parents
of the bride, received with the bridal
party. " - f
Assisting about the rooms were a group
of the sorority sisters of the bride who
was a student at the university of Wash
ington. Mrs. W. C. Camp and Mrs.
George Broughton presided at the din
ing, table and -were assisted by Miss
-Janet . Catron. Miss Kxa Clark, Miss
Pe.arl Staples and Miss Agnes McMurray.
Following their wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Dahtqulst will make their home in
Seattle. , . 1 ' ,
. Pink roses and palms formed the set
ting for the marriage of Miss Hasel S.
Colgan. who becime Uf'e bride of Valen
L. Guild at the Methodist Episcopal
church June 15, the Rev. Henry T. Atkin
: son officiating. "The -Stride was lovely
in a gown of' cream' satin, her veil of
tulle being held in place by a band of
orange blossoms." She carried a shower
bouquet of Ophelia roses, combined with
maiden hair fern. Her only attendant
was Miss1 Mable G. Colgan, sister of the
bride, who was gowned in pink organdie
and carried a bouquet of pink sweet
peas. Harold McKinster was best man.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Fred Grls
wold sang "At Dawning,"- accompanied
by Miss Marian .StuUer, ' niece of the
bridegroom, who, also 'played the wed
. ding march from VLohengrin." Follow-
Ing the ceremony a wedding reception
was held' at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Colgan,
'1711 Portsmouth avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Guild wilt make their home at S2 Syra
cuse street.
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Miss Adele Camllle Jones, daughter of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Wesley Jones of
Alameda park, will j entertain the latter
part of this week at an Informal dancing
party, honoring three young girls who
have just returned ! from school. The
guests of honor will be Miss Charlotte,
- Louise Jones, sister of the hostess, who"
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MRS. H. R. GAITHER and her two little sons, Rowan and
Andrew, of Piedmont, Cat., are visitors at the home of
Mrs. George E. Chamberlain. The children are grand
sons of Senator and Mrs. Chamberlain of Irvington. j
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Bozorth Family
Holds
Union
Annual
June 27
ZTTKE sixteenth annual reunion of Or
JL Bosorth - Family - association was
held - at Woodland, Wasb4 June 27.
at the old borne Of Squire . and Mllly
Bosorth.. Following- the banquet, the
usual business of the association was
transacted, after which a program was
given, consisting of music, recitations
and "addresses by several of the' mem
bers. : After the close of the business meet
ing a delightful hour was spent with
refreshments and j visiting. This- was
an exceptionally interesting reunion to
many of the members, as some of them
had been unable ! to attend previous
gatherings. As they swere taken over
the old farm of the pioneer family of
1845 many Interesting features , were
noted. - - -.
I The farmhouse still stands on the
spot where it was erected in 1850. The
187 and 1894 floods were the only high
waters that ever came over the - floors
of the house, the first only slightly and
the latter to a depth-of nearly five
feet. - ::A-- ': ' v-:1
i The annual reunion for 1921 will" also
be held at Woodland, as : there seems
to be an attraction for the members
on the old home- "grounds. ,
' A wedding' of Interest tea wide cir
cle of friends was that of Miss Ma
thilda Ahrends and Earl E. Van Ant
werp, who were quietly married Thurs
day at the home of the Rev. Elder A.
D. Skates, Vancouver, 'Wash. The
bride was attired lb a tailleur of green
bengallne silk and wore a corsage bou
quet of crimson rosea Mrs. Van Ant
werp fc has been Connected with the
Portland schools for several years and
is well known ; In I church i circles. She
was also active In war ( relief .work.
The bridegroom Is the son of the late
Judge David H. Vhn Antwerp of Med
ford. Or., and is the local representa
tive of the W. J. Guy Vinegar -
Cider f company. Mr. and Mrs. Van
Antwerp are at home at their resi
dence, 499 East" Twenty-ninth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Cohn (Ethel
Knkeles) have returned from their wed
ding trip to Spokane, Seattle and North'
west points of interest. Mrs. Cohn is
a Portland girl arid has many friends
in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Cohn are at
home at' 70S Gltaan street, i . - -
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This store will be closed all day M on
day in observance of the one.
day so significant in
A merican history,
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New Instructor
Acquisition to
Reed Activities
S3 1MO BAUGHMAN, recently
elected Instructor in chemistry at-"
Reed college, promises : to add her sup
port to student activities as well as hei
ability as. a chemist to the staff of- in- ,
struction. Miss Baughman comes toj
Reed from California, i where she i was i
graduated from the Los Angeles Poly- j
technic high school, and later from i
Stanford university. At Stanford Miss j
Baughman was a member of Iota Sig
ma PI. the . women's national honorary
chemical fraternity, and in 1917 presi
dent of the Stanford chapter. She : was
prominent : in athletics, having "won
tly-ee numerals in hockey, a numeral,
lai rowing, and honor letters in hockej "
and baseball. Miss Baughman will re
side in the Reed dormitory. ;
The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Boyd
285 Benton street, was the scene of a
pretty wedding, Wednesday evening, at
8 o'clock, when their daughter Thelma
became the bride of Fred Weaver,: the
Rev. Mr. Thormley of Kern Park Chris
tian church officiating In the presence of
a large number of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Margaret Haynle played the wed
ding march. The bride was charming in
her gown of white crepe de chine : and
veil with a crown of orange blossoms.
She carried. Cecil Brun ner roses. Miss
Opal Bricknen was the bride's only at
tendant and was attired In a gown of
white net and lace. Mr. Carrol, cousin
of the bridegroom, acted as best man.
After -a brief honeymoon Mr. 'and Mrs.
Weaver will return to make Portland
their home. i
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Tomorrow
has returned from a soioum of three
months in Kentucky ; Miss Mary De Gol
yer, who has been attending Dana. Hall,
and Miss Mary Gill, who was a student
at Mills college. A group of close friends
Of Mr. and Mrs. Jones will enjoy a pic
nic - supper on the lawn at their home
this evening.' , t ' ' ' " -
Mrs. S. Berglund and children of
Oak Grove left j Saturday evening for
Chicago, where j they will make their
home. Before her departure the mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid society of
Oak Grove called at her home to offer
their good wishes and to present her
with a gift for remembrance. Mr. Berg
lund will join his family hi the fall. 1
Corinthian Social 'club. O. E. S.. will
give a social and card, party, Saturday
evening at Masonic temple. All mem
bers and friends are invited to attend.
daughter have gone north to visit in
Puget Sound cities over this week end.
Piedmont ; Presbyterian church
the scene of a Bimple wedding cere
mony when Miss Martha Smyser be
came the bride of Clyde Rivers, i The
ceremony was -performed by the Rev. J.
Francis Morgan in the presence of a
small company of close friends. Miss
Dorothy Osborn was bridesmaid, i The
bride, was gowned in an imported frock
of crepe, worn with a large picture hat,"
both hat and gown trimmed in real lace.
Her flowers were Cecil Brunner rosea
Mr. and Mrs. Rivers will make their
home In Portland.
SEE
Monday Journal, Tuesday Oregonian and
Telegram for opening announcement of
our big July - ,
Rebuilding
Clear
ance
A Storef ul of Bargains Read Every
Item Carefully
Store Closed Monday, July 5th
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Furs Remodeled
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Now is the time to prepare for winter
by having your furs made into I
; up-to-date styles. "
Store Closed Monday
7 ESTABLISHED FURS M9-B I
Not Open 'fff
Tomorrow y I
IT IS IMPORTANT
that
you see tomorrow's papers for
H. Liebes & Co's.
Announcement
of
Semi-Annual Clearance
Beginning Tuesday, July 6, 9:30 A. M.
A Regular Carnival of Barjgains
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