THE - SUNDAY OltEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 6, 1921
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' fJ' . -V'.'i -.S5r ' " " Mr-. Ralph Stacey. a roclety matron Vivian G Sarah t - & -SJL ' " l ' '
IP ' ' ' Seattle. Is a visitor In Portland. Nadeau. Freda Runes. Temple Ashby, , , . v. . ,
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friends and th members of her fam
ily called informally to pay their re
spects.
Mrs. Mosher Is the widow of the
lata I P. Mosher, Judjce of the su
preme court, and a daughter of the
lata General Joseph Lane, Oreg-on's
first territorial governor and first
United States senator.
Though of an advanced age and
frail In health, Mrs. Mosher retains
the vigor and freshness of mind
which characterized her Illustrious
father during bis long and eventful
lifetime.
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In honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jack
eon, who will leave soon on a tour
of Europe and the Mediterranean
countries, Mrs. Warren Krwln enter
tained on Saturday. Mrs. Alfred Qile
gave a dinner for the Jacksons on
Wednesday. Others who have enter
tained for Mrs. Jarkson have been
Mrs. Percy Allen, Mrs. W. J. Hof
mann. Mrs. N. U. Carpenter. Mrs. Wil
liam Fee and Mrs. Otto Mielke.
The Tillicura dance will be held
next Saturday in the Multnomah hotel.
It will be a valentine affair. Mrs.
Franklin Freeman will be hostess.
An attractive tea of last week was
given by the School Art league in the
Museum of Art. About 125 society
folk attonded. Mrs. J. C. Elliott King
is president, and with the board mem
bers ehe received. Tea was served
at a table decorated with spring
Iiowrjj.
Among those assisting were Mrs.
Harry Heal Torrey. Mrs. Jay Smith
Mrs. T. H. Williams, Mrs. Q. H. Marsh,
Airs. A. C. r, mm on 3, Mrs. Julia Mar
num. Mrs. Ferdinand B. Smith and
Miss Esther Wuost-
The School Art league of Portland
has been organized to take over the
work of the school beautifying com
inittee and enlarge it. This league
is primarily lormed by delegates from
ether organizations, but Is open to
anyone interested.
Mrs. It. R. Thatcher was hostess
yesterday at a party at Kenton club
iiouse honoring her sister, Gladys,
whose marriage to James Burness
was a recent event.
Mrs. Burness is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Steele. The bride
was a popular Jefferson high school
(nn, witn many friends In the
younger set. Mr. Burness Is a young
uLsiucas man 01 mis city.
Irving-ton club members wjll give
4a formal dance, a Valentine fes
tivity, on February 11. The chairman
Xor the month is Mrs. Garrett N. Ver-
eteeg, with the following: Mrs. C. E.
Iant. Mrs. H. H. Cofoid, Mrs. a N.
Welsh. Mrs. M. R. Whitehead and Mrs.
Cecil Green assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denhy Mackia
'ONona Lawler) and their little daugh
ter nave Deen visiting In Portland
nod have been widely entertained.
They will go to Seattle today to visit
Mr. Mackie's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew W. Mackie.
Among those who have entertained
for Mr. and Mrs. Mackie are Ludwig
L. Pokorney, Mrs. William P. Sinnott,
.airs. Harold Hunt and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl G. Liebe.
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The marriage of Dr. May I. Martin.
daughter of William Martin, and Dr.
X. D. Havens, son of Mrs. Charles
Havens, took place Thursday morning
at the First Presbyterian church.
Jtev. Howard Leonard Bowman offi
ciated. The bride was graduated
from Pacific university and from the
Korth Pacific college. Dr. Havens is
graduate of Montana- State college
and North Pacific Dental college. He
Is a memoir of the Trowel fraternity.
His brother, W. L. Havens, was best
man. The bride was attended by Mrs.
C. C. Newcastle Jr. Dr. and Mrs.
Havens will live here. They have
gone to Seattle 'and British Columbia
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for a trip. Several social affairs are
being planned for the bride,
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Mrs. D. S. Stearns was hostess
Thursday night at a shower for her
niece. Miss Louise Stearns, whose
wedding to Henry Heath is to take
place February 17.
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Mrs. Clark Pilkington (Esther
Cloutier), entertained informally at
tea on Wednesday.
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Friends of Lieutenant -and Mrs.
Maylon Scott (Stephanie Strain) are
sending congratulations to them to
greet their baby boy, born Wednesday,
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The Rom City Park club will have
its card party Friday evening. All
members and their friends are invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fordham Kimball are
being showered with congratulations
and dainty gifts and flowersvare be
ing sent to Mrs. Kimball, who will
be remembered as Alice Gilman. The
who will he christened Luthene Gil
man Kimball in honor of his maternal
grandfather, L. C Gilman,. The young
mother and babe are at the Portland
maternity hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Dellar have Is
sued invitations for the marriage re
ception they will give fn honor
their daughter, Elizabeth, and
Victor Kolmitz on Thursday evening,
February 17 from 8 to 10 o'clock in
the crystal room of the Benson hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Dellar is a popular
and attractive girl for whom consid
erable entertaining has been planned
daring the past few months since her
engagement was announced.
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Mt. and1 Mra M. C. Koester have re
turned from California where they
spent the past two months.- They are
at home at 1193 East Couch street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Mackie (Nona
Lawler) and their baby are in the
city, at the Portland- hotel.
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Edgar Piper Jr. will leave today
for a trip to Japan and China ports,
occasion Is the arrival of a baby boy, to be gone for about ten weeks. Mr.
New Spring Styles
and beautifirt designs In materials
are here for your inspection. An
early call will be appreciatted.
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Ladle' Tailor,
109 Bash A Lane Bldg Portland.
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I-ma left Wednesday for an extended
tour in California and will visit
friends and relatives In San Diego,
Los Angeles. Visalia, Stockton, Del
Monte and San Francieco before re
turning.
teVEXTS OF THE WEEK.
A graduation party for Samuel
Greenberg was given at his home on
Park street last Sunday evening, the
rooms being prettily decorated for
the occasion. More than 60 guests
were present. ' Dinner was served,
after which a cornet solo and dan
cing were much enjoyed.
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H. H. Jenkins was a. dinner host
Thursday evening at the Hotel Port
land, when he entertained six friends,
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Mrs. Nancy de - Spain and Mrs.
Henry Zander entertained on Thurs
da. from 3 to 6 o'clock in the Mal
colm apartments, honoring Mrs.
Charles Carter Berkeley of Hay
Creek, Or.
Tulips and daffodils gave the rooms
a springlike appearance. Assisting
the hostesses were Mrs. Charles
Myers, Mrs. Cecil Parsons, Miss Jane
Blair, Miss Sue Feith, Miss Elizabeth
Hailey, Miss . Marian Myers, Mrs.
George Hartman, Mrs. Franklin Joat
of San Francisco and Miss Fagan.
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Laurelhurst club held a card party
for members only on Thursday, when
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ballin were hosts.
A large attendance marked the popu
larity of the parties. Honors in bridge
wont to -Mrs. E. T. Hall and Dr.
Duane Fellows: in 500 to Mra M. A.
Swearingen and Fred Wegner.
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Miss Mabel Parish was a delight
ful hostess February 2 for a number
of boys and 'girls of her graduation
class at her home in Westmoreland.
During the evening dancing and
clever games were enjoyed by the
guests. Later dainty refreshments
were served.
Those wJio enjoyed the hospitalities
of Miss Mabel Parish were: Evelyn
Lawrance, Vivian Grauel, Sarah
Nadeau, Freda Runes, Temple Ashby,
Josephine Evans, Cavlta Campbell,
Rachel Bonebrake, Rachel Holloway,
Grace Stevens. Ernestine King, Mrs.
H. D. Blinco, Mrs. C. H. Parish, Salona
Clary, Merle Travis, Donald Sroat,
Howard Raabe, Harald Still, Harald
Newton, Harald Schmeer, Lloyd
Ritchie, Clayton Morse, Kenneth
Mechlin, Harry Scribner, Franklin
Roberts, Fred Toung, Charles Blinco,
Dr. C. H: Parish and Robert Berni.
The Misses Violet and Charlotte Lee
entertained at their home on Thurs
day night with a miscellaneous
shower for Miss La Zona Melching,
whose wedding is to take place this
month. The guests invited were Miss
La Zona Melching, Mrs. C. P. Melch
ing, Mrs. Walter Korlann, Mrs. June
Jones, Mrs. Walter Anderson, Mrs.
H. W. Reschke, Mrs. H. L. Lee and
the Misses Adele Lowell, Jessie Saw
yer. Beatrice Quackenbush, Lillian
Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Freyda
Wilson and the hostesses.
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The Wauh-keena olub met during
the week in the home of Mrs. J. B.
Candllsh. Plans were made for a
party to be given soon. Miss Clarissa
Candlish'is president and! Helen Lang
is secretary.
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Oregon assembly No. 1, United Ar
tisans, held a successful party on
Thursday. ' Mrs. J. B. Candlish wel
comed the strangers, serving as head
of the hospitality committee.
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The Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic. Winslow Meade Circle
No. 7, entertained in their circle rooms
last Monday for members whose birth
days fall in January, February or
March. The regular quarterly birth
day luncheon was served. An un
usually largo number of members
were in attendance.
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At an enthusiastic business meet
ing of the Harlequin club Thursday
night, February 3, the club went on
record as unanimously Indorsing the
new movement begun by members of
the Columbia Park Improvement
club who are striving to obtain for Joint direction of E. F. Toung, who
Columbia park the proper equipment I will take charge of the athletics, and
which has long been needed. Harry Inghram, who will teach flrst-
A young women's class under the aid work, will be opened Tuesday
night, February 8, In the Artisan hall
at 8 o'clock. One r.ed not be a
member of the club to join the clas.,
and It is free of charge, tho only
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Announcing
the New
Tweed-O-Wool
Outdoor
Apparel
for
Spring
Suits
$35, $40, $45
and Lower
Coats
$45
Sport Coats
$15, $18
Shown
on the
Third
Floor
Ben Selling
Morrison at Fourth
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materials and designs the best in
Overstuffed Upholstered Furniture
that adds such great comfort to any home, at "factory - to con
sumer prices. Estimates for draperies, upholstering and recovering.
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4S5 WASHI.VGTOKf STREET.
Phone Bdwr. 2870.
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FACTORY,
383 .ST ". FOURTEENTH ST.
Fhoae Bdwr. 4042.
J. F, Jordan.
The Store of Individual' Shops
Broadway at Morrison
Out They Go!
Closing out our entire remaining winter
stock of women's and misses'
Coats and Wraps
in three final clearance groups
M a total disregards to cost at prices
demanding immediate choice.
Winter Coats
formerly to $75
Winter Coats
formerly to $125
Winter Coats
formerly to $175 , ,
$19
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BROADWAY AT MORRISON
Special Group of
High'Grade
Coats and Wraps
Right for Spring
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At About Half
Weights, materials and colors most
suited to spring wear, new up-to-date
styles. Coats that will be seen
In regular spring stocks at double
and more the low sale price. Their
desirability will insure a quick sale,
so we urge your early attendance in
order to obtain one of them.
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THE RAYMOND
GIFT SHOPS
705 Davis Street
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Hotel Portland, Parlor C
Have just received a beautiful line of
BROCADED SILK AND CREPE BREAKFAST COATS
AND KIMONOS IN EXQUISITE SHADES
GENTLEMEN'S KIMONOS IN PONGEE AND NATIVE
Also
WONDERFUL AMBER. AMETHYST. JADE,
PLAIN AND CUT CRYSTAL BEADS
Gifts for All Occasions
MRS. WALTER H. RAYMOND
Phono Main 2076
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