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'THE. OREGON 3UNDAY JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND, - SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922.
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Mrs.Dudgeonls
Gufest of Her
Sister, Mrs.Kerr
MRS, WILLIAM PU0G39ON of j Lon
don, wfea is r8tupniBff to br home
city after an absence- of 00 yaa.ru and
la the houss suest ef fee la tap. : Mrs.
"Thomas tterr, U being weieomed by
her many (rid friends, Thursday: Mr.
Thomas ecr entertained with an at
tractbre limehsea j; lira.. Dudgeon's
honor. Covers yw fIad for 20.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Nitchy re
turned Thursday evening from a.fort
ntghfs visit to San Francisco and Del
Monte. Mrs. Nitchy spent a. most de
lightful afternoon visiting at Mills
college, where she saw all the (Port
land girls who are In attendance.
Mr. and MrsI Floyd Brower will
leave "Wednesday fo an extended tbnr
through the Orient. t
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Miss BeckwitH
Is Marriedj to
Lyle F. Brown
TTERT quietly at a simple home cer
mony,' Miss Jessie Beckwlth be
eame the bride of Mr. Lyle F. Broxvn
at 11 a. m. Saturday.' The ceremony
was witnessed by members fit . the
family and a few intimate frlfetfds and
Rev. . E. H. Pence read the. nuptial
vows. - The bride was gowned In a
traveling suit of dark blue with a large
black hat and wore a corsage of or
chids. Mrs. H. F. Chapin and Mr. John
Beckwith, sister and brother of the
bride, were the only attendants. Fol
lowing a wedding breakfast Mr. and
Mrs. Brown left for a fortnight's wed-,
ding tour after which time they win
be at home at No. 7 St. , Helens Court.
The bride is a Portland girl with a
large' circle of friends and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Beck
with. Mr. Brown is a graduate of the
University of Oregon, a member of
Sigma Chi fraternity and completed
his education at Yale. He Is also a
member of the University club. He
served overseas as a lieutenant with
the Ninety-first division.
Mr. and Mrs.' John Raymond Hol
man and Mrs. Herbert Holman were
recent guests at the Hotel Del Monte.
Mrs. Etna Ransom left recently 'for
California for a visit of several months.
Kelso, Wash. Mrs. R. A. Long,
wife of R. A. Long, chairman of the
board of directors of the Long-Bell
ri wi
Lumber - company J who accompanied
her husband to Kelso on his trip, was
introduced, into Kielso society ' Friday
afternoon at the TOfesley Vandercook
home, when Mrs. Vandercook and
Mm D. E. Walsh were 'hostesses -at
a formal reception' In her honor. More
than 100 gruests were entertained. .As
sisting he. -hostesses "were Mrs. SA-M-Morris,
Mrs. C. MJ Thomas, Mrs.' Ji, "A.
Darby of Astoria Mr a. J. .. D. Kosht,
Mrs. W. H. Sharp, jMrs.tB. Vamdercook,
Mrs. T. H. Davis and Mrs. C M. gtype
and Misses Justine Winterhaler, Janet
Troup, Augusta Walsh and Irene Huff
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Honoring her niece. Miss Sally Ad
ams, whose engagement to Mr. Charles
Robert i Parrott was : recently an
nounced, Mrs. Ernest F. Tucker will
entertained "at teai Wednesday from 3
to 5 p. m. Miss Adams isl a Seattle gh-l,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Adams of that city, and has recently
been in training at St. v VlncentB hos
pibat She attended school in . Seattle
and later . studied I piano; and voice tof
Boston. Mr. Parrbtt, Is well known In
Portland and at jtha outbreak of the
late war he- enlisted in the Canadian
army and. served yith diastlnction over
seas,, receiving a .commission as lieu
tenant Just previous to t;the armistice.
The wedding willj be an event of the
early spring. i'
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Mrs. arl L. Wernicke, has asked a
numberpf friends Into luncheon
Thiursdayfin compliment . to Mrs. Les
ter L. Gafter of San Francisco, who
is the hoise guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Laing. - 1 .y
Mrr and Mrs. Ai W. Martin and Miss
Cecelia Martin have taken apartments
at the Mallory fof the winter.
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At the Thursday, night ' card party
at Laurelhurst dlwb - Mr. and Mrs.
Qeorge Weiss will b& hosts;
Gregg-Ejicksoft
Wedding Is Set
Wednesday
AM EVENT fCwide social., interest
will be the wedding Wednesday' of
Miss Helen Gregg mnd Mf. John Ross,
Dickson Jr., -which will take place In
Trinity chapel at 11 a.' m.. with Dr.
A.-A. MbrrlsOr officiating. As her only
attendant. Miss Gregg will have her
cousin, Mrs. Everett James Smith of
Wajla Walla, as matron of honor. Mr.,
Heitry Westbrook Dickson' will attend
his brottiwr as' best man. ' A,- reception,
at the home of the bride's parent?, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Cloud Gregg will fpl-
low the church ceremony. . Those "who
will assist at the reception will be Mrs.
John Forrest Dickson, Mrs; Frederick
E. Judd. Mrs. Charles Bliss Preston,-
Mrs. L. Ward White, Mrs. Elton "Wftt
McBride. A number of out-of-town
guests will' be present. .
A wedding of interest to the college
set occurred last evening, when Miss
Harriet Wills became the bride of Mr.
Cortes Fenton , Ford. The ceremony
took place at the home f Mrs. E. G.
Ford, mother of the bridegroom, . and
was witnessed by 100 guests. . Rev. J.
A. Good 'Officiated. : Precadlng theoer-'
embny Mr. J. Scott i Mime sang. ''Be
cause, v and Dr. . Stella Ford Warner
played the wedding, ftiarch. The bride
was- gowned In ivory crepe satiii ; with
a trimming of rare cjld lace. She wore
a wreath of orangei -.blossoms in her
hair and carrie Bride roses. Her
sieter. Miss' Margaret Wells, In yellow
crepe ; satin, - was her only attendant:
Mr. Leeter Green, eousin of the bride
groom, .was best man. -. Following the
ceremony a reception was held with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wells, parents of
the bride, .receiving with Mrs, Ford
and the bridal co'upie. In charge ef
the dining room were Miss Doris Ford.
Mrs. -,Jack ; Deegan and : Mrs. ! A." 8..
Wells. During . the - .reception. Miss
Christine Denholn and Mr. Jack Dee
gan sang several selections. " Mr. and
Mrs. Ford will reside In Eugene,! where
he Is a student at the University of
Oregon and a member of J3. 'A. E.
fraternity,'-, , . -- , .
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AcoHid ball will be staged by Reed
college women' in. the eoltege gymna
sium Saturday, Octobe14. It win be
aformal .program dance and th girls
will" come, to couples, the demand for
the roles of gentleman escort, being
great.1 - Frances. Barbey" of Portland
will be io charge of arrangements.
Committees appointed to assist . her
are : Decorations, ' Anna Lee - Smyth
of. Portland ; music, Alice Johnson of
t Portland ; Invitations, Bessie i Steel-
smfth' of Portland, and stunts, Beatrice
Olsen of - Portland. i j i
' Miss Helena Hatle and her fiance,
Harvey Niooi' BSack, were ' honor
guests at a beautifully appointed din
ner given. Thursday evening at' Hotel
Portland b3(. Mr. and Mrs. Huntington
Malarkey. Autumn blossoms formed
an attractive centerpiece. Covers were
placed- for -the guests of honor, Mr. and
Mrs. Neagle P. Sealy, Mr. and Mrs.
LOwelt Kern."-Miss Susanna Caswell
and Mr. Herbert Malarkey. ,
",; MrL William A. Mullen was hostess
Wednesday to: the Mamook club with is
delightful - Imwhaon. Covers 'were laid
for 13; including Mesdames N. U.' Car
penter, Justin ,W. MctCachren, James
T. Morrell, S. C. Catching. L. D; Rich.
Nelson Giles,, Clinton Mooney, Frank
B. Hodson, Charles E. Braniiu ttwls
.E. , Tldbe.ll. Hush' A. Piatt and th
hostess.'" - " "' I y f 4 I,!,
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, Mr; and Mrs. Russel ; A. ' Gheen it 1
Los Angeles are visiting in Portland '.
and are 'guests at the Hotel Mallory,
t THE WOMAN WHO GIVES
fe'-TIME AND THOUGHT TO
m TH E CA.REFUl iSELEC- -3
CURTAINS i
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DRAPERIES
WILL HAVE THAT FEEL
ING OF- PRIDE THAT
C30ES WITH THE SATIS-.
FACTION OF.-KNOWINO-THAT
H K W I N DO WS
AND DOORS ARR BEAU
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Curtain Store -
Phone Main 4727
Bociety Folk
Preparing for
Symphony Aid
OCIETY'S most prominent matrons
a?d maids have been busy with
Pans1' this past week preparing for
ie dfive -whicl will be launched Wed-
tesday for r.e members for the Port-
md SyniphonJ- orchestra. ,'. The organ-
atlon has taken on an air- of the
lilitajry, with Mrs. William; Mac
raster as general chairman and Mrs.
.'illiam C. Alyord and Mrs. David T.
oneymajn as colonels. Groups of
omein have been formed Into flying
puadronE, with a captain at the head
e earn team. Among me team cap-
ilns ; are : Mrs. Louis Gerlinger Jr
Irs. Robert Strong, Mrs. A. G. Labbe,
firs.- Philip Jackson, Mrs. Ernest H.
ileyer, Mrs. George Gerlinger, Mrs.
:olt Cookinsham, MrS. Ralph Wilbur,
Ers. Ira F. Powers. Mrs. Warren
eeler, Mrs. W. L. Brewster, Mrs.
eorge Wiliard.- Mrs. Curtis Bailey,
Irs. William D. Wheelwright, Mrs.
Ichard Wilder; Mrs J. D. Coleman,
iss .Lucia Morris, also Mr. Charles
"art. Mr. Aubrey Watzek, Mrs. War
in E. Thomas (representing the Mac
owe!! club). !' .
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Miss MildreS Miller and Mr. Frank
athss, were iparried at a pretty home
remonsp last evening in the pres-
ic of -Immediate relatives and Intl-
ate . friends-. Rev. B. Ear! , Parker
ficiated. Preceding the ceremony
iss Eileen Ye rex sang "At Dawning"
id also played the . wedding march,
bo bride, wore a gown of heavy satin
-oeaxle embellished fwith panels of
re old lace, and her veil, also bor-
redt with the same lace, was ar
mged In cap effect. She carried
rldej roses. Mrs. Gillis C. Kellaher.
i matron of honor, was attired m rose
Ik-lace, her ftowers being Ophelia
sea Mr. GilHs C Kellaher was best
ana- ' Following the ceremony an in-
rmal reception was held. Mr." and
raj Mathes j .left for motorntrlp of
6 Oregon beaches and later will be
home at the Malcolm apartments.
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A number of their friends- surprised
r; and Mrs. W. J. Roy of No. 8 East
tn street north. Saturday night week
' celebration of Mr. Roy's birthday
d their wedding anniversary. lo
aded among the guests were Mr. and
rs. Charles T. Hope. Dr. and Mrs,
illtam B. Chandlee.; Mr. and Mrs.
E-. Wright. Miss Alma Snowden,
rs. G. A. BlaoK, Mr. Chappel, Mr.
A Mrs. H. F. Wagner, Mr and Mrs.
L. Lerch. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Con-
F, Mrs. Jessie Wagner, Miss Dorothy
agner, Mr. and Mrs. ;C. J.' Brown of
wham and Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Ott
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The annual, meeting of the Junior
i?rue will take place Tuesday at
:0 a. m. at the home of the Misses
-ances and Helen Page. Mr. Wll
tm D. Wheelwright , will speak on
sctlon issues and there will be an
action of officers. Miss Irene Daly,
esident. will preside.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beebe enter
ihed , with a line party at the Or-
um this week in compliment to
rs. Lester I- Carter.
TWO charming members of the younger set who were
hostesses to enjoyatile affairs recently. Miss Mary Gill
entertained with a large tea for Miss Dorothy Metschan and
Miss Priscilla House was hostess to a dancing party for the
sub-debutant set Saturday week.
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Plplomas Otven
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Mrs. Dunning to
Postpone Her
Return Home
"7VTRS. CARRE LOUISE DUNNING
has changed her plan to return to
Portland in Qctober. but instead will go
to England for October and November;
returning to PortSand for the holidays;
While in England Mrs. Dunning will
spend some time with her friends. Sir
Arthur and Lady Steele Maitland, at
Sancheeburn. '
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Mrs. George F. Nevtns Is now domi
ciled at Alexandria Court for thfe win
ter. Mr. Nevins, who has been quit
ill and confined to the hospital, is re
ported to be recovering , nicely.
16 Are Guests
At Supp er Given
For Dr. Rockey
TRIDAT eyenlng Mrs. Eugene Rockey
- Invited 16 guests to a buffet sup
per In honor of Dr. Rockeywbo will
depart soon for an extended trip
through the South and East He will
attend the American Legion conven
tion and attend a number of medical
meetings.
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Ladies day has been resumed at
Waverley Country club. Tuesday a
large number1 of women members at
tended the luncheon. which, will : be
held especially for them every Tues
day during the winter season.
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When making arrangements
for luncheons and banquets,
consult our catering experts,
who have had years of ex
perience in famous hotels at
home and abroad. They will
gladly submit menus and
prices and make suggestions.
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Women who wear simple things yet wearthem
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In addition to o u r v ai" i e d
stocks of tailleur, afternoon and
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the sportswoman in the mannish
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Chosen with an eye to economy:
Camel's hair top
coats from 49.00
Correct riding
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3-piece costume
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Velvet dinner
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