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SOCIAL
HAS NO AFTER
CONVENTION LULL
V Many Events Have Been flecordied . During the Past Week and
I Several Are Calendared! for the Coning Few Days; Folks at
7 Vancouver Are Busy Welcoming 'Newcomers Sent to Post
as. Result of Merging of
v By Eiitl Haadr
T,IE Pt week . and the oae Just
X beginning indicate the full re
. awnptkm of society affairs. V"hatver
' i toil! there raiht have been expected to
it follow ' the' activities in entertaining
- the visitors at the Episcopal conven
tion failed to materialize.
Mrs. J. N.' Teal's bridge party to
. Sir. Samuel Halstead and Mrs. Wal
' ler BurrfeU, was one of the most de
lightful afternoon affairs of the week.
V nd th dinner dancs at the Waverley
club' Saturday was -a highly "enjoyed
. . svening affair. .. ..
?- MrsJ V. G. Mc Alexander, wife f the
- fRock. of the Marne,"- was p Portland!
-. visitor, and was the inspiration of en-
1 tertalnment Jo 'her hoior. '
During the present week the tea to
be -given by .Mrs.-George F, Wilson is
:,the most conspicuous event calendered
i so far.
The army set at Vancouver barracks
have-had a busy few days j welcoming'
a Targe number of officers Of the Sev
enth infantry, which will, absorb the
Jifty-ninth. and tn preparing 1 to say
- farewell to several ct the officers and
', thlr families of the latter regiment.
who - are to be transferred as a result
the consolidation.
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In celebration of the birthday of Mrs.
7 H. K. Emmons, a large party was
- given at her hime. "Stone Gables" on
the WUIamettel river - Sunday week.
Among those- who. ' weren guests were
Miss Henrietta Abbott. Air. iFred Mar
tfn. Mr. and Mrs. .C. T. Hoge.' Mrs. H.
M. Carloek. Mr. and Mrs. George
Olsen. -Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morgaa,
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Ballon. Mr. and
Mrs. H. T. Jones o Seaside. Mr. A. W.
Baker. Mrs. George Misner. Mis Sarah
Komlnskyv Mrs. Edith Truscott, Miss
Ru(h Truscott. Mr. Howard Truscott
.nd Mrs. -Oan MacDonald. -,
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:KSitertaining for MrsGorddil Forbes,
I the Misses Clementina and Virginia
"VTBson, were, hostesses at - dinner
"Wednesday evening. Covers were
; placed, for the honor guests; tr. ' and
; Mrs. George K. WHaos, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Beebe, Mr and Mrs. Arthur
i Murrajf Sherwood. Jr.. nd Mr. Alex-.-
zander Linthicum and-thie hostesses, s'
Enterfainlng .for Mri and Mrs. Frank
A. Clarvoe, whose wedding was a re
i cent e-ent. Miss Alli Mae Kadderly
veas hostess to an. enjoyable dancing
, party; Thursday evening at her home
if, ls lAurelhurst. Twenty people en
Joyed Miss Kadderly V-Jfcospitality.
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. Mrs. -Amanda Kerr was hostess for
j an attractive dinner Tuesday - evening
I at the Hotel Portland. Covers - were
t placed for nine. - - t
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j Among the .many - delightful affairs
, htch have been gi-ea for Miss Willi
Samson Macautey sine -.he., announces
rnent ot'her eaxaemeot to Mr. Sam-
tHe Seventh and Fifty-Ninth.
el In low Ross was a luncheon and
shower for which Mrs. Alexander
Clark was hostess at her home In Irv
ington. Tuesday. Autumn flowers In
rose and orchid Units were used in
profusion as a decoration, with, dainty
colonial bouquets as table favors.
Among the guests were Mrs. John R.
Mumma, Mrs. George 'L. Baker, M
Hubert R. Roberts, Mrs. W. G. Tucker,
Mrs. Meta At. Dekker, Miss L. McKen
zi and Mrs. Frances McCort,
r. Mr- and Mrs. William McMurray
were honor guests : at an; elaborate
jdirtner gives by Mr.1 Joseph, Patterson
at Hotel Portland ! Monday evening:
Mr Patterson, who is now a resident
of Pittsburg, is well jcnbwn in this city.
Covers were placed jfor six.
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- Mr. and Mr. Thomas Kerr who will
remain in Portland about three weeks
longer before, returning to their home
iu Tulsa; Okla. entertained with an
enjoyable dancing party Saturday week
at the home of Mrs. Kerr's sister, Mrs.
Frederick L. Warren.
Mr. and Mrs, William D, Wheel
wright entertained informally at dinner
Wednesday" evening Consul Yenji Ta
xcda. During the recent Episcopal con
vention, the -Japanese consul and his
wife -entertained, a number of Japanese
delegates to the convention.
- Accompanying his uncle. Colonel J.
B. Cavanaugh. James F. Mclndoe left
for the East the past week to attend
She Massachusetts Institution of Tech
nology. Colonel Cavanaugh will re
main in Duluth for the winter. .
Miss Cornelia Cook has been ' the in
spiration for many delightful social af
fairs since her arrival in New fYork
city. She is planning to return to
Portland about November, 1. ,
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Mrs. Ray L, Burnell who has been
the house guest of her mother. Mrs.
James K. Mclndoe left Tuesday to Join
Captain .Burnell who is- stationed at
Fort SHf Oklahoma.
After an extensive tour abroad Mrs.
FFoiger , Johns n and -?her aunt Miss
villa? Humason returned to Port)ui
Thursday. Mr. Johnsoa came as far as4
ivew iorte hot will be detained there a
few days by business.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jx Ay a enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Roderick L.
Macleay at Wa erly Country dub
?atttfday evening for the dinner dance.
Ms. and. Mrs. William Norman Bur
gar are. receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a daughter Friday.
Mr. and . Mrs. iPeter Kerr ' letV Sat
urday for an European trip. They
Plata to be away a bo at 2 months, h : .
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Mrs. Wilson to
Be Hostess to
Y.W. Officers
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MRS. GEORGE FJ WILSON will
entertain members rof the board
of directors and members of the bazaar
committee of the Y. W. C. A. With a
f large tea at her home. No. 143! North
19thj' street, Tuesday ; afternooni The
affair will be given in honor of Mrs.
Katherine WUlard'Edwiy of New York,
Presiding at1 the ; tea table will be
Mrs. William D. "Wheelwright aad
Mrs. William: C. Alvord. - !
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Misa Lorraine Goodrich, who has
been tts house guest of Miss "Kathryti
Hoyt for the summer, returned Wed
nesday to her ihoin In Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ralph W, Ifcjrtt Misa Hoyt, Miss
Goodrich and Miss Mabel Wlthvcomb
returned last Saturday from al motor
Talentine entertained laformalry ' at
tea noaonng Mtsa Goodrich before her
departure. -t.,;':-. .- - p ..('
The departure of a. number fof the
poplar summer vatftors haa left an
air of sadness .over the manyt social
affairs which have been given in their
honor -this., jjast week. "The
PORTLAND, OREGON, - SUNDAY.
friends of Mrs. Edward Clark III, who
with her mother. Mrs. Cyrus A. Dolph;
left for Philadelphia -Thursday were
loath to see, her go. She has been,
honored with! a number of delightful
affairs prior to her departure, . Mrs.
Samuel T: Halsted and Mrs. Walter
Burreli snared honors at an afternoon
function Friday, when Mrs. Joseph
Nathan Teal entertained. Parties for
the younger set. honoring the i fair co
eds and sub-debutants who wpl at
tend schools j and colleges, ha been
numerous and with It all the "1 week
has been most gay. .i.-. , .
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Mjss Jane Seller and Mr. Allen Meier,
whose marriage r will be an important
social event of October 1Z, were honor
guests at m delfghtful supper dance for
which ; Mr Lester Sichel w4s- host
Thursday evening at Hotel Portland.
Covers were! placed " for- Miss Jane
Seller. Miss Katherine Seller, Miss
Jeanette Meier. Miss Judith Lipitt. Dr.
and; Mrs. U Selling; -Alvin Binswanger,
Milton. Meyer, Alien Meier ; and the
host. r,i.-
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Mra, J. A.
Waatt. ; Mrs.
Wiggins of Toppenish.
Lynn Davis and Miss
Elisabeth .Wiggins were guests of Mrs.
W. Bjf Wiggins for. tea at the men of
the Bow? Bells recenUj I
Mr. and Mrs. Guy? Webster Talbot,
with, Miss Sara Jane Talbot and Miss
Marguerite .Wheeler, .left Thursday
mornlnr fnr: Nmp; Tnrlr i-ltv i han
manyfboth ieufts ladies will enter. school.
MORNING, OCTOBER 1,
Mrs.J.N;Teal
Entertains
7 For Visitors
AS , A. courtesy to Mrs. Samuel
Thompson Halsted and Mrs.: Walter
Burreli. two - attractive visitors to
Portland. Mrs. Joseph .Nathan. Teal en
tertained with art afternoon of bridge
hv;tbeir , honor Friday. -Guests
were invited to make up six tables of
bridge, additlohalcallers coming at tea
time. The tea i table., which was roost
charming in its' appointments, was pre
sided over by . Mrs. Charles C. Hind
man and Mrs. Henry G. Reed.
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-,J From El Paso. Texas; . comes the
announcement of, the marriage of Mr.
Sid Blumenthal and , Mrs. Zoe Lee of
this , city. Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal
were -married at Santa Ana., Cal, Sep
tember 1L lS22r-and ; will maie theV
home Jn . EI- Pasov Texas,1- where Ms.
Bfumen thai Is (interested in the " Clm,
Industry. . Mrs.- Blumenthal ' haa- long
been a. resident of Portland where she
has many friends. . , . , .
Miss Marietta Thorp and , Miss' Ises
Johnson "of -Los Angeles are the' house
jruects of Mrs. William H.' Saxton, Js'o.
S- East 28th street 'north. -
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taining forj'&e "younger
come viatorto Pordarid. is the house guest of her. parents Mr and" Mrs. ) Benage S.. Joske
lyn. 7 Mrs. : Frank Oarvoe, a. channinglbride" who .before.' her recent ' marriage ' was i Mis
Enna' A-5r Kirschner. 'Another
Dearior Hblman.'. 7r''. s
set. ;MrC Maion7MaiiglTam5of 4Riclra
hostess - whb entertained -for t the"- sub-debutantes was -i Mis I
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