The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 09, 1921, Image 36

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Newspaper Page Text4 - THE. OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY . MORNING, JANUARY .9, 1921. 1 Elks Lodge Will Give Dance on Tuesday, Jan. 18 A formal lance will b given Tues4 day eveenlng, January IS, at th -. Multnomah hotel by the Portland lodg of Elka. This is an annual affali and exjteneive plans have ben made for the occasion. Patrons will be: i f Mr. and Mr. W. S. McKenney. Mr. and . Vn. Gtorg O. Brandrnbnrav Mr. and Mrs. Bor den R Center. Mr. and Mr. O. O. Kudie. Mr. and Vn. G. D. William. Mr. end Mm. Josrpfa Vanes. Mr. and Mrs. M R. Spaukling. Mr. and Mr. Ray Culton. Mr. and Mrx. Hamilton Johnstone. Mr. and Mr. Charles Kingler and Ir. and Mrs T. L. Farkina. - ". A delightful dancing party -was piven by Catherine and Harold Dilleyi at their Kome . on -Colonial Heights during the holidays. 'The -rooms were attractive In red and preen decorations. The guests. . were : . Th Misaea Eunice Crwrill, Anna EngeW, laiia Ostrnm, Kkyrerjrs Bradley. Ltoria Hick. Joan Bwarta. Enlyn Pra Ann McPherson, Iorotby lraka. Esther Wellington. France Tiara. Mary Jane Fersumn. Viruin Hikr, Mar Jori. Tlgm, Catherine InMiey and ' tleiwn. Ed want Edlusd. Scott Birhel, Max Engele. Harry Thomas, Martin - Picbel, Thomas Armitntrad. . Richard Oatram, Robert SUncer, Harold ' Tresil faa, Rsjph Prac. Jnaeph Merrill. Elmer Hicks, . Stanhope Pier and Harold Dilley. Mr. and Mrs. TV. J, Greer, Mrs. Rob ert Denton i and the Misses Vera and Alice Van Schoonhoven left Friday for Ocean Park, Wash., where ' they will, - spend several weeks at the "V'era-Alice cottage." - Mies Viola Kl.se a Jones and Russell Eugene Hoover were married Christmas eve at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, in East Twenty fourth street, Ttv. R. A. Thompson of Mizpah Presbyterian church officiating. The bride was gowned , in white georgette and carried , a. bouquet of roses. (The young couple were attended by Earl ,B. . Dentler. I An Instrumental selection ,v as played by Miss McDonald. Only the families of the young people and a few Intimate friends were present for the ceremony. Mr. Hoover Is a well known Sellwood boy. He served in the war In battery B. 147th. field artillery, having passed through the battles of Belleau , "Wood, Chateau-Thierry and the Argonne. Mr. and Mrs. . Hoover will reside In their own home at 1749 East Fifty-fifth treet. . - Caurelhurst activities will open this week with the election of four directors 'Monday evening to fill the vacancies -caused by the expired terms of President ,Nelson R. Jacobson. Vice President David '..II. Smith, Treasurer Arthur M. Conover ' and Director Dr. J. P. Tamiesie. Tues day evening the men's. unit of the club will elect officers and enjoy a smoker supper at the clubhouse. The women's afternoon card party will meet Tuesday i afternoon with Mrs. Charles O. Bechtold (. and Mrs. J. T. Thompson as hostesses. The affair Is for .members of the club and their friends. The club' will hold Its regular dance Thursday evening fot members only. The Minnesota State society will hold an Indoor winter picnic January 12 at Portland Social Turn" Verein hall. All former Minnesota residents and friends " are invited to attend and bring a picnic supper. Coffee will .be furnished by the . society. Supper at 6 :45 jvill be followed by indoor sports, races, dancing and, cards. Prizes will be awarded. Those unable to come for supper are invited - for the amusements later. 1 - " Mr. and Mrs. Freemont Tomeroy are receiving congratulations on the arrival of 4 daughter, Bernlce Althea. born to them Demember 26. Mrs. Pomeroy will ' be remembered as Miss Bernlce McFall in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. pomeroy have been making their home in Crockett, ,Cal. Mrs. ' Pomeroy and daughter are guests in Portland at the home of Mrs. Pomeroy's parents, Mr.' and Mrs. A. F. McFall, ifi Irvlngton. 1 Coming as a surprise to her many friends here, ts the announcement of' .the marriage December 28, at Los An-1 geles. Cal., of Elba Leona Baker, daugh- ! .. llf onA llr. n.Arer. lS a- Dab..' Ill V, . i . ciu I'll n. ivuoa uanci of Irvlngrton, to II. T. March of Los Anereles. The young people will make their home in Southern California. here -Mr. March is engaged in busi ness. . . Cove, Jan. 8. Leonard Milman and Miss- Clara Gardner, were quietly mar lied January 1 at' the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. W. Handcock. - Only Immediate relatives were present. The bridegroom is an ex-service man, having pent two years tn China, where he was stationed during his term of service. i The Laurelhsrst club women's pro gressive! unit gave a "watch party" at the clubhouse New Tear's eve, which "aa largely attended by the chib mem bers. Dancing and cardplaying were njoyed until midnight, when the clos ing dance greeted the new year. An elaborate supper was eerved by the women and the party closed at 1 :S0 a. m. Announcement was made recently of ' 4tiA cn.D rr a m ant nf f laa Ust --.. d Frances Williams to Kdgar L. Cason. The news was told at a dinner "given 1 " . 1 1 t. V. L .11. tlUIII? V1L HII. and Mrs. Emil C. Williams, parents of the bride-elect. No date has been .set for the wedding. A delightful birthday party was given In honor of little Sarah Mesher, New Tear's day. for 25 young guests who were entertained with games, and music The young hostess is the 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Sam A. Mesher of 543 Third street, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Young, 635 Dekum avenue, entertained' for the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ling of Yreka. Cal.; W. Whiting Young of Medford . and Hal Burris of Aberdeen, Wash., all children of Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mrs. Gustav C. von Fgloffsteln expects to leave the city the latter part of this 'week for the East, where" she will join her ; mother, Mrs. Warren E. McCord, and -daughter. Miss Virginia McDonough, for a few months, at Palm Beach. Miss Hope Avery, who has been the guest of Miss Genevieve Thompson for several weeks at the J. N. : Teal resi dence.' Is spending a few days in Hood River. , . MRS. JOHN T. DRISCOLL (Bernadine Kane), whose marriage was solemnized recently at St. Mary's cathe J li i jr , ma- L T- 'it 1 n- -V.A ; araa. i mr. ana xvii s- uiutuu tic md&uig uicir nuuic ai Cambrian apartments. 1 ; ''-s' - S B . ' i - rf p ana, y J ?' M 11 - & ' -'fv?s ' ":-111 I r Ill -If ,;r, i j r &:, ' 1 I I LX ff JbfetT. m hi xi ((I DriSGQil 'TOf-i-l : D Hi ( Bernadine ) f,w,nl hp i 30ac ' III J I I il j mi ;.. ,rjaaw. J fi Scottish Rite Bill Brilliant Affair of Week V ;.&we-.-"-y-''':-r''-"r-'--- 4.aSCjiC ,iT'W w. Dancing Party Much Enjoyed By YouilgerSet A N event of Interest for the jyounger set was a dancing party given New Year's eve by the Misses Marjorie Staf ford and Marion Parker in the I attract ive home of the latter on Westover Ter race. The rooms were gaily festooned with balloons, holly and decorations ap propriate for the occasion. i fiesta were the Misses Jane Carter. Fern MMrey. I.illiai Marshall, Marion Peacock, Eleanor Wright, i ETelyne Brewery. Ann I.iw-rpnr-e. Helen Hitter. Esther Wheelin. Rachel llollaway. Nellie Pilkington, Alene Smith, F'rani'es Thatcher, Virginia Richard-, Irene Horn. and Mfrritt Holloway. Frank Aity. Ionld Iatnont. Ralph Trag. lC-miinl Douglas, Dick Joy, Allen Schmeer. Ted Mi-Orath. Ralph Van Waters, Eldon Peterson, Peter Brooks, John alter, Paul Krause, Charles McCabc, Dick Hocking, Westleyi MfPberson. I - The "?" Prom club will give a dance at the Irvinglion clubhouse January 15, the proceeds I to bo to the ath letic fund off the club. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Seufert and Mr. and Mrs. Pink ertori Day wil be patrons for the event. J Mr, and Mrs. George Shoemaker were hosts, for an informal dance and Bupper at their home in Northrup street Wednesday evening. Their guests in cluded about o young folk. Af BRILLIANT assembly of guests. ! which included members of the Scottish BUe Masons arid their friends, werie pfesent for the ball given Thursday evening at the Scottish Kite cathedral last week. The dance was one of . the winter J series which includes a small numbed of functions of i wide social in terest each year. . i . . -The guest list included : Messr. and Mesdamei Jame McCul!tck, Ar thur Bcrridg. C. J. Thirkill, V. R. Acnew. R. f-. gchUitz. B. Lee Paget. A. E. Whellock. F. II. hchrcne. ;eorge C. Dierltine. Wiiliam Fri hcrg, Rar. O. V. Taylor, Ixmii .UeTurtx, Thomas J I. hN"ewjtead, IlarTey A. Hinkel, A. R. Stringsr, arf Wj Young. A. F. Shraubal, R. I.. Nevr romb, Ravmond J. Buckley.: Nathan Veinst?in, (lua Kubn, :. H. William, "R. Tomlin son Ci P. Berk. Dr. A. Pchilt, R. V. SliunanJ Dr. M. M. Bettma; JIcKinley Mitchell, W. C, pierere, Barse K. Leonard. T. A. Bock. O. U LeFew. P. Byron. I.. G. Railsbaek, Carl R. Jones. Dr. C. V. Luther, 3. H. Rankin, M. O. Russi, G. E. Kibbe. Dr. Murrey M. Iery. R. R. Easter, Dr. 4fcO. Pitt, Carl G. Tipton. H. C. Rinehart. K. A. Crandall. Dr. W.,W. Green. Crl P. Peterson, L. A. Harms. J. I. Brooka, G. W. Mack, A. A. Racker. Robert Martyn, E. B. Weston. C. J. MeUler, Fred A. Kribs. M. H. O. Gunther, XV. F. Van Hom, E. J. Daridson, Otto A. Cook. Theodore RaUt2sch, R. F. Fike, L. C. Thcman. R. R. Caner, H. p. Clyer. O. B. Gates, W. H. Monroe, A. B. Combs, .la men Ferguson, A S. Robinson. L. M. Miz?, George Kinnea.". George C Macdonald Js., O. K Sunde. J. I.. Wright, Clarence Dj Tiilison, J. Louie Richarujon, I.. Krau-e. John It. lach, 1 J. llolderi; li. A. Hathiway, Victor Brandt. L. B. Austin. A'.ber; K Krause, w. li. Mick, u. . Bryan, Ir. L. F. Snvder, A. I.. Lendhoim. A. V. Straabel. M. Panfield. l L. Painter, '. S. I'tiM.. Tracey A. Wood, C. L. Builani, H E. Cowgill j Jr., H. Feldman. S. S. Mayer. B?n Brenner- C. Van Gordt-r, J. W. GoVnell, Rob ert Skeen, C. E. Frc-man. J. W. Baker, l.ein ard Blakely. G. M. l.eelie. W. H. Powell. I.. L. Freeland. C. C. Roobins, (car Hatton, P. J. iiraf. Will B. Raines. W. Gadiby. Theodore L. Spliid, T. E. TorkeUon. W. H. Fisher, Dr. T. G. IJibinn, E. H. Coo. R. H. Muhme. William Ijndsay Hay, F. C. Paterson. William Johnson, T., iR. SMlliammer, Mr. Canada. ('. P. Richard. Chirles J. RoweU. H E. Comb, A. B. Will ams. (r.l I.W right, G O. Matter, J. Sherman. M. K. Hedge. H. E. Rorp. F. Friedlander, H. I ang, A. If. i McCurtain, Dr. N. S. Hampton, Feiix A. Brvan. ! Harry Lang. E. G. Sutink, I.. M C'leek. H. M. McMahon. Alfred Stone. H. Sieratry, Charlea B. Turlay. 4. G. Thatcher. C. W. i Hajrhurft. T. A. .Crawford; Benjamin 3. Backman. Mr. Supstem. W. Ji. KuW, -O. E. Connrud, II. E. Alger, James N. Dolgendorf. WiH H. S. Robert Skeen. J. V. Xumfort. L. K. Kw, Harry W. Freeman. Dr. C. G. Hall. J. f. leuTellyn, J. F. Kiesch. Ted Wood. H. G. I t'hickerinc, J. I.. Shaw, Ci L. Wolfgang, J. I,. Uuinn. B. Royce. S. E. Moeser. E. ;. Rlaser. WL i. Dearer. Frank J. Strahan. William Ihibier L. Buck. D. Clarke, Will H. Bord, G. P Murd). Norman L. Garf nile.: E. J. Soloman, H. ! E. Mulholland, IV1I Morgan. A. V. Hull. Hiram E. Wood, E. Chaloupka, Dr. Harry Sem ler. . A. Nielsen. H. William Sims. R. H. Friavui. Edward C. Piper. K. R. Madison, N. R. Crounse. Ionald Itw, Edgar H. Senaenich, Harry E. Harrey, L. H. Armstrong, S. L. Nole 'A. Woelm, Edward A. Miller. Samuel Dubiver. Mesdamea W. Austin. A. B. Holderman, Austerman. Katherine Miwlick, '. A. B. Benson, Alex Donaldson, Jeie Kolinle. The Missea R. t "nezene.'M. Lidell. Goldman, Florence Cornell, Martha Iritt, , Madeline Stone, Anriie Nemerorsky, Hoyer, Portwood. Maude A rant, Wanda Greer, Nellie Hblden, Elizabeth Deller, F. Fragmeir, lxttie F. Hatfield, Helen Miller, Bell Brown, Freeman. Jo6ephmo Cowgill, Florence Jones. Sue Vignos. Oi Cnrrie. Anna belle Leritt. Marie V. Dooley, Maude Fern. Janet Hall. Mae Norton,, Alice Wilson. Chisolm, E. Gilnett, Garcie Byars. Nioma Levee. Ruth Barn, .Betty Barnett, Belle B. Joseph. Rae lad enjon, I ela. O'Connor, ColpetUs Annie Toung, l-eila Miller, Bessie Martin. Messrs. A. I.. Lucas. H. W. Peterson. Hobert. Mitchell, 1 Nudleman. O. J. Fortner, Masc-n H. Roberta, C. M. Uuine, Adam J. liruhs. W I. Wbeaton. Joe Speilman, S. Schlosherg, M. Con ner. Dr. 3. H. Olson. I-eow Borer, W. f. Coilms. Thomas . H. Allen. - Edwin Luutedt Herman Kaisky. L. M. Hatfield. W. C. Straw. Leslu French. O. B. Benson. Georca r. Nieoll Jr.. F. Kibbe. William Know, sM. R. Maney. Ii. Weber. P. J. Quinu. Charles) U Kybka. F. ' Vaaghan, F. Moore. Charles H. Thompson. 1. D. Algir. Victor Dan toft. L. L. Wiorut, H. I ' Coming. G. C. Purdin It.jA. Holiopeter, t. FVeidentbal, C. Case, B. IL 'DannenTich. Dr. til . jaarts. Lawrence u. l-ata, a. tu. Lehmann. H. B. Surowbridge, A. Hobeoti. E. A. Hoberg. i 'arl O. Konengren. A. C Harrie. . 11. 8. Hafenden. Abe Cohn, A. hemanxki, J. A. Ley. E. N. Daridwm. H. E. Cbmb. Ray H. Paulson, Da Tid B. Sagat. C. 1. Holling. Charies, Copel. F. M. West. E. Matsern. K. J. D. Durham. John A. Keating; Otis A. G. Gib san. Horace L. Rooenberg. Ei E, Byers. G G. Joyce. L. Lurner. V. L. Stone'. W. El (ieliniky. D. Clarke. Itoscoe Hunt, M.' Iong. Robert Miller, D. P. Simpson, J. F. Bingham, E. W. Lohe. V T. Dougham, E. C. Baen. Vaid LiJell. Archie Hobbins, Ben Baker. Emil P. oloVarn, Rob Hay- maaer. a. i. uuer, Alex Donaldson Jr.. George W. Story Gives Party on NewYear's Birth MEt YEAR'S EVE was ths occasion, j-1 'of "a watch party given by George Watkins Story at the home of his moth er. Mrs. Grace W. Storyj in Overton street. Guests for ; the evening had all been classmates of the young host at the Davis schooli where he has been active in school affairs and is now a member of the February '21. rraduatine' 'lass. Most of the other ruests were members erf the same class. Supper, served at Xi :30 o'clock, was featured by noise-makers, horns, serpentine, drums and other favors for the welcoming of" the new .year. ..; Dancing ..and . games offered . diversion- for the young folk until a late hour. Those present were: Florence Bowie. Sophie Stewart.. Iorothy Russell. Minnie Tarde, Helen Krusple. Isabelle Hawkinson, Thelma Stewart, Virginia Russsell, Joseph Dodd, Iuren Harris, Frank Heituenreter, George McDonald. Leonard Newman,' Kenneth Peterson, Walter : Brown, Merrick Bradford and George Watkins Story. - The Lavrrelhurst club fortnightly card party was held at the clubhouse Thurs day eve nine, with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth rPoorman' acting as hosts. The high scores in bridge were made by Mrs. Cameron: Belland and L. C. Boflnger ; in "500'My Mrs. W. JL nice and E. T, HalL ' - Reed Graduates' Engagement Is Holiday Surprise A MONO the holiday su XX college was the en nouncement pt Miss Glad graduate of 1S1H, and Reed graduate of 1916. Ml present - assisting in" the department and- editing umn of the Reed college Webster is. president Alumni association. 1 ' '"' '" " ' - " ' '-' -r - 1 1 , s ------ i - - . . -1 - - - : f - .. i C H rFi S If E NSEN Portland's Recognized School of Dancing 169 ELEVENTH STREET CARRIE N. CHRISTENSENJ Manager. TELEPHONE: MAIN 6017 VICTOR CHRISTENSEN, Principal ALFRED E. KELLOGG J. E. KOFELDT, Aiitanti. ' -.1 i !''-.. : NEW CLASS-pFor adult beginners, organizing Wednesday evening, January 12, 7:30, P. M. , , INTERMEDIATE CLASS-i-Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:30 P. M. ' 1 'A -i ADULT ADVANCED CLASS Tuesdays at 9:00 P. M. Teaching the latest new dances of the season. The Ohio, the Wesleyan, he Waltz Classic and the Terry.. CHRISTILLION CLUB 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month for adults of school only. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY last Friday of each month. CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS For Information Call Main 6017, or Office at Hall i ! Private Lessohs daily by appointment. SPECIAL FEATURE New Ballet Glass for adults begins Wednesday Eve., MISS DOROTHY PRICES Children's and High i Adult Classes. Ballet Class," for children January 12, 9:00 P. M. LYON, Instructor. School Classes, term of 8 lessons $6.00 term of 8 lessons $7.00 d adults, term of 10 lessons 10.00. an PRIVA TE LESSONS Half Hour $230 Hour $4M an Photography and Art . 407 Morrison St. Between 10th and 11th : Phone Broadway 2837 TGH OUT! i - For Our STIRRING ANNOUNCEMENT in the Newspapers THE WHITE HOUSE Forriierly Situated at 342-344-346 Alder Street, Is Leased to Wool worth New. Home of The 360 And Will Be Open for Business THURSDAY JANUARY 13, At 9:30 A. M., Inaugurating a Great Transformation Sale 1 the White House -Will Be at i . - MORRISON STREET SOUTHWEST CORNER PARK New Location 360 MORRISON STREET; CORNER PARK Beginning Tomorrow and Continuing "Through the Week i i Our First Annual Mid-Winter Corset Sale I - ; '-: .: . -v.-: . v ' !. ". '. - The inauguration of a corset'' week and sale in advance of the coming season. ' For the benefit of all wofhen, enabling them the opportunity of selecting j new styled corsets that they may have their new outer apparel for the com ling season fitted over a correctly fitted corset. At a saving of importance, jtoo, at the following reductions: r. ' . - Group One SI Corsets at $1.95 Our Regular $5, $3.95, $3.75, $330, $2.95 Grades Group Two 105 Corsets at $3.45 Our Regular $630, $530, $5.00 l Grades Group Three . 336 Corsets at $4.45 Our Regular $10.00, $830$730,$6$5 Grades 123 Exceptionally Fine High Grade Corsets selling regularly at $37.50, $27.50, $25, $22.50, $19.50, $18.50, $17.50 and $12.50 in this sale at HALF PRICE. s Not a lot of undesirable and obsolete numbers, but new and modish numbers j from our entirely new stock, only a few. months old, from vYmerica's finest corset makers. , , , 1 ' ,. Corset Shop, Second Floor. 57th Annual Fur Sale The best time in years to obtain the long admired and wanted. Furs. Every Fur In Our Entire Stock Now Priced at y2 and Less j ill -t r 1 I I v v . m m i- ?m Tim Fur Coats, Fur Wraps, Fur Coatees r Fnr Neckpieces, Etc. 1 None Reserved ses at Reed agement an- Keck,- Reed l ie an Webster, ss Keck Is at fteed . English tlie alumni col QuesL Mr. t the Reed rrfri t