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Mail Tribune 100: Aug. 19, 1916, continued Saturday Aug 20, 2016 at 12:01 AM Aug. 19, 1916 Editor's note: There was no Aug. 20, 1916, paper. SOCIETY The most noted event of the week was the reception for Mrs. Chas. P. Chamberlain of Portland, given by Mrs. E. B. Hanley at her charming home near Ross Lane. Mrs. Chamberlain is the house guest of Mrs. Hanley's, is daughter-in-law of Senator George E. Chamberlain and is popular in Portland society. Quantities of ferns, evergreens and flowers in their pastel shades were used artistically throughout the different rooms. There were about seventy-five guests in attendance. During the afternoon the striking portrait of Mrs. Ed Hanley painted by Mrs. Dorland Robinson of Jacksonville, was displayed for the first time, bringing high praise from the guests. Mrs. Frederick Hopkins and Mrs. Lewis Salade poured tea. Invitations are out for the Alumni Prosperity Prom, the first dance to be given by that organization since that huge success, the Alumni Hawaiian party. This affair will occur Tuesday evening, August 22nd, at the Armory. Novel decorations, unique programs and numerous stunts will carry out the spirit of the evening. Good music will be featured as usual. All alumni, high school and college students as well as a number of outsiders are invited to attend. The list of patronesses for the affair will be announced at an early date. Miss June Hinman entertained Tuesday afternoon honoring Miss Charlotte McDougal and Miss Olive Johnson. Miss McDougal leaves the latter part of the week for New York City where she will teach physical culture, while Miss Johnson leaves Thursday for Newburg college to attend the fall term of school. Miss McDougal has been visiting her mother in this city for the past month. Mrs. J. A. Westerlund and Miss Margaret Dailey returned Sunday after a two weeks outing at Union creek. In their travels they took up with a prize winning bull dog who accompanied the ladies home. The dog has been christened "Bubbles" and will be known by that name hereafter.