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THE SUNDAY OREGONLAN,' FOETLAND, JAUAKY 13, 1U7.
I.pwln, 3tas Carrie Iilarid.er. Mr. and
AANCTLEE
Airs. J. Wesley LftAt, Sirs. T. B. Wilcox.
THE STORE NOTED FOR BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
Mrs. E. H. Brooke, Miss Clementine Wil
on. Miss Nati "Wood, Miss Russell and
Miss Flanders. "W. T. Wheel Wright, David
T. Himyman. Andreir Kfrr, olarence
Wtnelow, Dr. George "Whiteside, Allen
Lewis, Rodney Glisan, Aunst Ber. and
GREAT JANUARY SALE BARGAINS
Dr. Jefferda.
Mrs. I H. Parker entertained last week
2658 Yards
with a "600" Dartv at her residence OH
St. Clair street. The guests -were: Mtss
Eatfl. Hourhton, 2jes Margaret Catlln.
Miss Grace Warren, Miss Hazel Croker,
Jjfess Goo
Miss Claire Houghton, Miss Barbara Cro
ker. Miss Lisa wood. Miss Jiara, .Boot.
Miss Margaret Walter, Mlra Helen Brlr-
h&nv Miss Veda Nichols. Miss x-e
Knapp, Miss Mildred Nichols, Miss Faya
Klcholi. Mlag Matda Hart, Miss Kan Rob-
rtaon. Miss Iuiia Carey and Mis Gene
vieve Tnompiun.
Imported I
OS
h-sXls -f VMS L
JL bw of tromlnent lrU Ar plan-
n I nff to attend the University of Oregon
freshman dance, tn the lth mat.
.. e
Dr. and Mrs' Jamei Zai fclv returned
from their wedTdinsr trip to Victoria. B. C,
and are erueet at the Hotel rortiana.
.
Mr. William G. Chandler, or the Till-
vftwlty of Oregrfrn, passed through the city
on Thuraday on Ms return rrom Chicago,
where he attended the grand chapter of
the Sigma Nu FrAternity.
and Mm. J. Wesley Iafld enter
tained a house party New Tear i at the
Ladd ranch in the valley, the guests re-
turnlnc on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Benjamin Trenkman entertained 50
ruests at 'W on Friday or last vim.
Handsome prizes were won by Mrs. AT-
thur Gay and Mrs. Uaranau cariocn.
Mrs. John Kollock leaves this wee for
an Baatern visit. Her itinerary will In
clude a -visit to New York City. Milwau
kee. Wis., and "Philadelphia. Later, the
will be Joined by Mr, Kollock.
Miss Emma Wold has ben extremely
III this past -week at St. Vincent ho-
m- EENEST
W -r,,e
" Wllll'h l
fi! thft Initial tvsnt at the attraptlvd
new dancing hall on Twenty-third and
Washington, which 1 owned by J. J-
Murphy, or Salem, Mr, Louis G. ClarKe
and Mr. Chester Q. Murphy. Yesterday
the new hall wan ohrlstened "Murlark
Hall." a rontractlon of . the owners"
names. As a charity ball lias not been
lven - In years, the committee Is
eagerly plannlnR- to have this hall
eclipse In brilliancy all former at
tempts. The floor of the hall Is of
unusua My large dimensions, has splen
did dressing-rooms and a large recep-
. tlon-room, i Mere, bridge Is to be
played the nlfsrht of the ball by those
who prefer card's. to dancing. The
s upper -room, built a few feet above
the dancing hall, Is most pleasingly
arranged, enabling- those who are din
ing to view those dancing. There in
to be an unusually long 'liet or both
patronesses mi patrons, which win
con i 1st of a number of .the most prom
inent members of " ,oetety. IncludlnR
repreeentstive, of all coteries, musical,
artistic, literary, etc. Many handsome
frowns arc now In course of construc
tion tor this prominent event. The
proceeds are to be devoted for the
Goort Samaritan Hospital building
fund. The members of the flnanca
committee are M.ra. George Russell,
Mrs- William Warrene and Mrs. -A.- G,
Barker.
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The proceeds for the - successful
v udevl lie performance. which was
give a under the able direction of Mrs.
H. D. Gtm, have Wn far reaching In
their results. Several poor families
have benefited from the fund, one being
a poor girl in an advanced stage of
tuberculous, who through Mrs. Green's
personal Interest
enter a sanitarlu
celve necessary t
months to come.
personal Interest has been enabled to
en ter a aanltarl u m. where, she wl 1 1 re
ceive necessary treatment and care for
A subscription dance, originated by
five of tii e Portland Academy students,
RerKcley Snow, Clarence Curry, Lioya
Mayer, Prank Bell and Holt Cooklng-
linm. proved one of the most artistic
parties given for some months by any
of the younger Bet. The dance waa held
In the Immense reception-room of the
Oregon bulldlngr. on the Lewis and
Clark Exposition grounds, which was
(tally arranged with varl-colored nags,
Jiiptmcse lanterns and collega pennants
representing- tltnost every university In
America. A feature of the evening was
the three alelghbeil dances given by
Parsons1 orchestra to the accompani-
tnent of chimes. During these dances
the lights from the gaily colored lan
terns were subdued, throwing the hall
In aeml-flarkncBS and casting sort siiaa-
ows on the dainty frocks of the maids,
a hugo log six fot long crackled on the
i earth, the sleigh bells tingled merrily
finft as lf to, add more realism to the
aoene. auoMculy through, the Immense
windows, plainly visible to all. could
be ?n flakes of snow falling listless
ly and Indolently p.nd covering all with.
ft nuntlA of mowy whiteness. Needless
to v. the effect wss picturesque In the
extreme. Tho patronesses for the occa
sion were Mrs. Xcta Snow and M rs. o.
E. Curry. Owing to Illness, the former
matron
ing
was unnhle to
celved the guest
own of black and
attendv
In a
white
din oyer pinK miiton. tuc roiiovmj
a-uents are for the mont part students
or 1 1 o academ " : the Misses Helen
Goodo, Ci rnco an M 1 lrtr-el Honeytnan.
Kathcrlne and Ma ale MacMaster, Bar-
Urn MoKrftitlr. Evelyn Carey. Lillian
Reuhner. Mary Brnwnlee, Kathryn
Mart. Sallle Hart, Gt-rnce McKenzle,
,Tenette Thomas. Dorothy Moulton,
Roralind KlnRslrj, Gretchen Kloster-
man. Kenna Klosterman. Jean Morrison.
Ion Ise Pnulatn n Marfruerlt
Boscbkf: Dnvld . Tjorlng. Z-Talleic Max-
well, ClHn Uvingfjton, Robert Llvlnrj-
ton, Tony Ludd. William Howe. Spen
der Biddle, Hpnry Uuehner. 'William
roljh. Jvrd Tsrpley, mtst Swisert,
Ferd Smith, Charlie Batchelder, Ronald
Chapman. Kennoth Kinney, Lloyd Stan-
ley and Charles Dunham.
IVflss Cornelia Cooke, who was one of
a xm house party Riven by Srnatnr
and Mrs. Ankeny In WashlrieTton. T. C.,
durlnr tho holidays, writes enthusias
tically of nor gay times in the capital.
The younger house guests were an coi-
leite girl friends of Miss Harriet An-
keny, who 'were extremely fortunate In
visiting; that city at a. time when the
official season reaches Its senith. while
at the capital they were entertained at
mrn y of the ultra-fashionable affairs,
attended the New Yoh r's reception at
the White House and were popular
belles at tho bal masQue given for Miss
Evelyn Walsh, who- Is considered the
most brilliant debutante of .the Winter.
Miss Walsli, It will be remembered,
was one ol tra Ill-fated members ot
the motor accident in which her broth
er ws killed.
Miss Cooke Is the youngest- daughter
oC Mr. and J,lrFKJ. W. CooKereina ims
been attending Rogers Hall, at Lowell,
Mans., preparatory to Bryn Mawr. Miss
Cooke's picture Is given on today's so-
dety page. Miss Harriet AnKeny Is at
tending a emart finishing: school In
Washington. U. C.
The chumann-Heink concert on Mon-
day at the Ilelllg brought out some hand-
some gowns, notably those worn by Mrs.
Helen Xadd Corbett, Selrs. J. Wesley Ladd,
and Mrs. I's. K. Ayer, -who wore a stun-
nine gown of velvet; Miss Nellie Will
lams. who wore gray velvet: Mrs.
Fletcher LJnn. white oiesalllne satin, with
handsome lace; Airs. Edward JShrman,
gowned in wnite lace, ana worn witn a
diamond chain; Mrs. 1. N. Fleischner was
handsome In white creoe. elaborately
Trimmed with Irish lace and worn with a
string ot pearla. Madame Norelll, In one
of the upper doxm, was Quite the cyno-
sure of all eyes in a Parisian gown' of
net. heavily embroidered with, silver, and
wore some beautiful Jewels. Madame
Norelll, herself a prima donna, has re
turned from her successes in London,
looking handsomer than ever.
Mr. and Mrs. James Laidlaw were hosts
Thursday at a dinner elen at their resi
dence in Irvlngton In honor of Jacob Mc
Farland. of loa Angeles, and Plowden
StflU, Present were Miss Margaret Mor
rlson. Miss Josephine Smith, Miss Car
olyn Burns. Hiss Kffle Houghton, I ! n w
ley Hoffman and Oerald Beebe.
An engagement which has proved In-
terestlna; is that of Miss Mae Whldden.
daughter of M r. and Mrs. "William W" li i"i -
den, and E. M. Taylor, ot New York City.
Miss WhlaMen Is a great-grpat-erand-
daughter of John McLourhlln, and a
niece of Mm. Mart In Winch and Mrs.
Theodore Wygant. Miss "W" hidden, who is
extremely popular here, has (or the past
year and a half resided In the East.
where she attended college, also visited
her father's relatives in Boston, In which
city she met her nance, Mr, Taylor n a
Tale man. having- graduated some years
Cards arc out lor a bridge party to u
Riven on Wednesday by Mrs. Prank Free
man. M18S Helen Gwrln, 4 fianflsom. Eastern
r-rl. Is a truest of her brother. Jean
CSuerln. and his wife, at the Hotel Port
land. On Saturday Mrs. John Kollock
invited & score of the younger . set and
everal of the matrons to meet Miss
Gurln at an informal tea. Miss Guerln
has traveled extensively, and Is a great
favorite socially.
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Mrs. I. D. Petera and Mrs. John Peters
have Issued, cards for a brldice party on
Thursday at Mrs. I. D. Petera' residence
on Twenty-fourth una" Krarney streets,
which will he given In honor of Mrs.
Georsre Petera.
Mrs. Ernest Iyaldlaw entertained Infor
mally fit bridge on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Thomas O'Day. Mrs. Yates, of Spo
kane: Mrs. A. O. Panton. Mrs. T. T.
Strain, Mrs. George Marshall, Miss Hazel
Weidlot, Mrs. Hngb uwiaw, Miss Hazel
Croker. Miss Mabel VIdler. Mlse T-ulu
Ha.ll, Mis Miriam Strong and Mtss Eliza
beth. Sears. The party was comollman-
tary to Mrs, Tates, or SpoKane, wno is
the mother of Miss Josephine Yates, for
whom mucli was done socially during h er
visit nere last Hummer.
The first dancing party of the new yea
was srlven on "Wednesday- at Iarowe rial
and was most successful. The affair was
a, subscription dance, originated by sev
eral prominent girls. But little attemp
at decorating wa made In the ballroom,
but the supper-room was attractlvelv ar
ranged with Turkish hangings, palms.
greens, divans. Oriental tapestries and
numerous cushions. Parsons' orchestra,
augmented for the occasion, furnished th
music for dancing An unusual prepon
deranee of men were In evidence. Sev
eral of the bachelors acted as ushers, in
troflucins tho guests, wlilcn proved
pleasing Innovation. The patronessei
were Mrs. John Ainswortn, Mrs. J. w
ley l.add and Mrs. William Warrens
Present were Mr. and Mrs. John Kollock
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Se well. Mr. and
Aire. Hugh kaldlaw, Mr. and Mrs. James
TVllson; Miss Lisa Woou. Miss Margare'
MnrrtHon. Ml.. Nan Wood. riss M arss r t
"Walters. Bales Carrie Flanders, Allsa
Maud Hatin, Miss Frances Lrcwls, Miss
Marlon Jackson, Miss Susie Stott. Miss
Mlrian Stronc. Miss Josephine Smith.
Mian Genevieve" Iarlte. of "Vancouver
Barracks; Miss- 31.ulle Hall, Miss Carolyn.
Burns, Miss Grace Warren. Miss Car
lotta Parker. Miss Ieslle Knapp, Mist
Cnmllle Dosch. Mi.fs KlTlo Houghton, Mini
Claire Houghton, Miss Riith Church, Misi
Mae "WriicMen, Miss Lillian Doscn, Miss
Nan Robertson. Messrs. J. Wesley Ladd,
David Honey man. Chester Murphy. Ar
thur Honeyman. Don Rea,. Marion DolDb,
Geraia Beebe, rharles Holbrook Hawley
Hoffman, Maurice Dooley, Prank Branch
rtlley. Kenneth Beebe. Kurt Xoehler. Ar
nold RoUiwell. Ersklne Wood, Charles
Townsena, Joeeph Hill, C. Is, McArthur,
Mr. Bodlne. Eugene Rookey, John Ornw
ford. . Louin Greenly, "William ITpanton
Roderick Macleay. Harry Corbett. Flow-
den Stott. Le Roy Itlchards, Whalley
witson. Jack McFarland, Thomas M&
Hath. Lieutenant Harris. TJ. S. A., and
several of the other officers of the Arm
contingent at Vancouver Barracks. ThV
patronesses were all gowned In white,
Mrs. Warrens In satin of a rich ivory
tone; Mrs. A Ins worth, duchess satin com
bined with Brussels lace, and Mrs. lUadd
a stylish lace gown worn with a corsage
bouquet of lavender orchids.
Ma lor and Sdlra. Burr, who are station.
m Boston, are present gufsta or General
and Mrs. Frederick Grant, at Governor's
Island, who are entertalnlnr a larce
house party, which will Include the
Honore Palmers and the Prince and
pltal.
The officers of Multnomah Chapter of
the Daughtera of the Confederacy were
entertained last weeK by their president,
Mrs. Jonne George, with a luncheon at
Portland srrlll.
Mr. George C.
Mrs.
honor
Joseph
guest
Flanders entertained
the Fortnightly Bridge Whist Club at
her residence. "The Cliffs." Portland
Heights on Wednesday afternoon. Five I
tables were played. Mrs. W. Wynn John-
eon winning tha guest and Mrs. C.E. i
Runyon the club prize. At the close re
freshments were served. The next meet
ing will be entertained ar "The Hill."
rC. Clark was made the 1
it a prettily appointed
luncheon on Thursaa at which Mrs. J.
D. Montgomery, Mrs. A. A. Morrison,
Ml"s Josephine Bmlth, Mtss Mae Mont-
Bomery Mlsa Genevieve Thompson, Hals
Leslie Knapp, Miss Margaret Morrison,
Miss Margaret Montgomery. Miss Har-
rlet Kinney and Mrs. Mabelle Markhftm. I
ot Texas, were the hosts. The luncheon
was in the nature of a farewell, -as Airs.
Cl-rk leaves today for New Tork City,
where She will visit and attend the opera.
The place cards at the luncheon were 1
miniature suit cases, with, a diminutive
trunk for ttit lioatess.
Mrs. Clarke, who is a sister-in-law of
Senator Clarice. Is planning to eell he- 1
home st Eleventh and Mill streets upon
ner return ircm tne bast, ana m then
take tip her residence In Loi AngeleU,
she is building a beautiful ha
picture of Mrs. Clarice is given on
today's page,
MV. " Kdwarrl Ortmann . who since
arrival two yearn ngro has he en s popu-
lar member - ot society left recent;1 lor
Salt Lalce City.
After a very pleasant three weeks visit
With her parents her sister, Mrs. J. F.
Ewlngr. Mrs. Harry M. WaltheW. ot S-
at tie (Miss fcJvelj-n 3teel. returned
yesterday
her home
afternoon.
Mr. Lynn Brlggs. who lias been a
gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Charles TtrtBras.
on Davla street, left on Friday for Los
Angeles where he. wi)l. engage in the
lumber business. Mr. Brlggg formerly
resided In this city. He Is a Cornell man
and m. member of the Zeta Pal Fraternity.
A. prominent visitor of the week was
Mr. Richard totaling, of San Fran
cisco, who has been Identified for years
with the famous Bohemian Club of
that Pity, where he Is known as bon
vlvant and a splendid raconteur.
Periodically. Mr. Hottallne'a engage
ment to Miss Blanche Bates, the tal-
entefl western actress, is rumored and
denied. "awhile In this city Mr. total
ing was entertained . by Mr. Frank
Branch Riley. 2hlr. James Beckt and
Dr. A, J, Glesy.
An engagement of Interest Is that of
Miss Ruth Uabrlelson, the attractive
daughter or ?lr. ana Mrs, C. V, Ga-
brlelson. of Salem, to Mr. Robert
Chsuncey Bishop, of - that i lty. Mr.
Bishop, who Is popular here. Is a splen
did athlete, and distinguished himself
on the football field at Columbia L'nl-
versity. Me i
Kay. founder
On Saturday last Mrs. Holt C. WII-
son was hostess at bridge a t her res
idence, on Nineteenth and Bverett
streets. The nrst prize, a sliver bon-
bon dish, was won by Mrs. Arthur Mi-
nott. present were Mrs. Charles Scad
ding. Mrs. Robert 3e wis. Miss Bal lie
Lewis. Mrs. H. E. Jones, Mrs. i Robert
Washburn, Mn. Warren F. Hougliton,
Mrs. James Ildlaw. Mrs. C. F. Adams.
Miss Ktta Falling. Mrs. R. Tt. Koehler.
Mrs. W. J. Burns. Mrs. R, B. Wilson,
Mrs, J. B, Montgomery, Mrs. Frank
Hart. Mrs. Howard Mather, Mrs. J.
Frank Watson, Mrs. William Dunek.
ley, Mrs. E. T. C. Stevens. Miss Rus-
sell, Mrs. Arthur Mlnott, Miss Martha
Hoyt. Mrs. "William Warrens, Mrs.
William Alvord, Mrs. Solomon Hlrar-h,
Mies Ella Hlrsch, Mrs. Joseph Teal.
Mr3. Trefl Page, Mrs. . a Ayer ana
Mn. Richard Nunn.
Prlhocss Calaeuzene, '
daughter of Mrs. H. I.
tea- of Mrs. C J. Reed.
Wrs. Burr la a
Green and a sis-
Mrs. I. K. Plelscliner enUrlalned last
week the JJr1day Bridsre Club. Prises
were won by Mrs. Isaxn White, Mrs.
Solomon. Rostenield, Mrs. Oustave Llmon
and Mrs. Albert Feluenhelmer.
-
The Thursday Bridge Club, conalstlni
of Mrs. "Whitney Boise, Mrs. James Laid-
law, Mrs, J. Wesley Ladd, Miss Ella
Klrsch. Mrs. Warren F. Houghton and
Mrs. Morton Inaley, met last week with
Mrs. Bert. Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. George Good were hosts
on Wednesday evening at bridge. Prises
were won by Mrs. "W. B. Ayer and How-
arfl Mather. Present were Mr, and Mrs,
Hunt Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. David C.
1Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Mean, TJr.
and Mrs. Richard Nunn. M!r. and Mrs.
Howard Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Llnthlcum, Br. and Mrs.'1 Ernest Tucker.
Tr. and Mrs. Holt C. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Sykes, Mr. and Mrs. Zera
Snow. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koehler, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Burns, Mr. and Mrs, N.
E. Ayer. Mr. end Mrs. W. B. Ayer. Mr.
and Mrs. PCed Adams. Mrs. Arthur
Mlnott. Miss Sallle Lwls. MissT Frances
entertained
in
Mrs. Paul van Frldajth
W.I til a luncheon . last Wcdneoday
honor of Mm, John Quiney Daniels,
Mrs. S. A. Drull&rd. of Buffalo. N. Y.,
and 2d Imm Marlbel Seyinour of the Ba
ker etocK company. The decorations
were hyacinths and vloleti, and hand-
painted favors.
Mr. and Mre. David C Lewi are
spending tne week-end at Tacoma.
Wtso.
Miss Monterey, Beahm leaves Thurs
day for a several weeks' trip to N'e
York City."
ill 89 LUl Carstens has returned after
a month's visit In Seattle, where she
was a ,uest of her brother.
Congratulations are being- extended
to Mr. and Mr. William Sott upon the
arrival of a baby girl.. Prior to her
marriage Mrs. Scott was Miss Mae
Batchelor.
Mrs. Arthur Mlnott entertained on
Friday at a luncheon followed by
bridge. covers were iaia xor i..
; $ , f . .
Mr. Plowden Stott, who has been
apendlnc the holidays in this city, re
tuxns this week to Stanford. During
his vacation Mr. Stott, who is a former
captain of the Stanford football team.
has had as his guest his eollega
friend. Jack McFarland, of Xos An-
at 38c a Yard
All Wool and Silk and Wool-$1.25 to $1.75 Values
The greatest Dress Goods Bargadn ever offered in this or any other city! Nearly three thousand yards of
fine imported rrench Novelties, all wool and silk and wool mixtures, $1.25 to $1.75 values, at the remarkably
low price of 38c a yard. Almost every shade and weave is representei and there's not a single yard In the
whole collection worth less than fl.za. on sale Monday ana until soia. see Morrison street Window.
H
osiery
Great .January Sale
and Underwear
Women's white foot Hos
iery, with double sole
warranted fast black;
regular. 20c grade, Sale
price .............
Women's Outsize "Woolen
Hose, full fashioned, and
regular 40c jrrade ; Janu-
ary sale price....... 25tf
"Women 's fancy Hosiery in
new embroidered and lace
effects; values up to 50e;
sale price ......... -2 !
.Children's fine Cashmere
Hose, soft and warm, in
size 9 to 9V- ; regular 40c
quality sale price... 29i
Women's fine English me-
riuo Hose, double heel and
toe; regular 65e quality;
January sale prioe..5r
Children's heavy ribbed fleeced
Underwear, in gray and white;
eitra ouality and standard 40c
value the world over. All Bizes.
January sale price 25
I
Women's fine ribbea Vests and Pants,
heavy fleeced and hand-finished; regn-
ler 650 gradej sale price 38$
Women's f leece-lined Vests, ana Pants,
in cream, srray and white; very elastic
and best foe grade j sale price.... 47f
Women's Wool "Vests and Pants, in fine
rib or flat ; oar regular .t?1.12o and -f 1 .T0
r t t I t I I I ( vl C
grades j sale price.
Dainty
IT 1 !
u naer muslins
f
or Less
Muslin Gowns, made of best quality ma
terial, embroidery and lace-trimmed ;
square and high neck ; sale price.. 59
Muslin Gowns, neatly trimmed witn lare
embroidery and tucks; regular $1 grade;
buy them here only at, special ..... sT3e
Gowns mads of fine nainsook, daintily
trimmed with lace, embroidery, heading
and ribbon .$ 1.7o grade ; January sale
price .iiiMiM.hiiMMiiMH $li20
Fine Muslin Skirts, Trith deep embroi
dery flounce; five rows fine pin tucks
and dust ruffle; $2.00 grade; January
sale price.... $1.35
Children's Muslin Drawers, made oC
good quality material; trimmed with
rows of fine tucks; 20c grades sale.lOc
Women's cambric Drawers, embroidery
or laee-trimmed ; all sizes, including ex
tra large; sale price -2r
J
lixtira special
V have a few fur-trimmed Caps we are
(Toin to sell at less than origrinal cost.
Less than three dozen all told, so tliev
HOn't last long at these special prices;
Values up to $ 8.SO at $3.45
Values up to $12.50 at $4.95
IS
.Values up to $30.00 at $0.4!!
Great January Sale
HIGH-GRADE CORSETS
l'S Glove-rtting Corset in lripn or me-
diura bust ; extension hip : hose supporters front
and sides, in white, rlrsb And black. Reprnlar
fl.S-3 grade. January sale price 95
Thomson's Glove-fittinfir Corset,
ill model for .veraffo tijrure. me
dium bust j hose supporters
front and sides, drfll), Wnlte and
black; 1.75 grade $1.45
Rcdfcrn Corsets, the onlvwhale
bone corsets made ; only a lim
ited number in this particular
style; regular $6 quality, while
ttay last, pfifiial......$3.00
Tape Girdles a special lot made of best qual
ity tape, trimmed with bow of best satin rib-
Don; regular Tm value. Sale 47
DON'T MISS OUR GREAT JANUARY SALE BARGAINS
AGENTS
FOR
THOMSON'S
AND
WARNER'S
CORSETS
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON 5TREET5
MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
AND
CAREFULLY
flUErj
Relea, who im traclc captain tnt the atara
university.
. yjLVCY LEE.
EVENTS OP TME WEElC.
Oorlnthrian Cliapter, 'o. li, Otiit Of
Eaatern Star, save a pleasing programme
a.t th annua 1 installation of officers
Wednesday evening at Masonic Temple.
uiu Besflld a Smith, retiring wormy
ofnoer, and MrF,
The ctremon
musical numbersi
matron, was inatall.n
K:i I ac Vincent, msrwhal.
-ara Intprancrsed with
Including violin solos by Miss liowiana
and Alfred Blankholm. end vocal solos by
Mra. lni Hubbard, Herman Clauaenlu
and Mies KUna Protzman. The officer alt
WOW Wlllte except tnoue representing the
Ave points of the central Star, wllo Were
prettil-w .owned In the colors appropriate
to their stations, this toetnsr an ov.tlon
In thO installation ceremonies. Mrs. A.
Antoinette Stiles made a beautiful Speech
in presenting the pant matron's jewel to
Mlm Bessie Smith. The following officers
were installed:
Mrs. Victoria De Tarmond. worthy
matron: John Scott, worthy patron: Mrs.
Emma Davis. associate matron: Mrs.
Rose Castleman, conductress; Mrs. Carrie
Mcpherson. Wclate conductress; Mrs.
Kate M. Steadnoan. eecretary; Mrs. Ekllth
HI. Spauldlne, treasurer; Vra. Kale XX
Protiman, cliaplaln; Mrs. Marie ftiddell,
marshal; MLss Maude Steadman, organ-
1st: Mrs. Ruby K. Lacy. Adah: Mrs. Eli
nor O. Ilarr, Ruth ; Mrw. Ms raarflt How
ell, Martha ; Mrs. Cora McKne. JSlec-
tftf Mrp, Stt9 Stroud, warder, and A. o.
Spauldlnff, sentinel.
Joint Installation of
George Wright
rO0t And Relief. Corps was held Fri
day evening at the 0. A. R. Hall, which
was crowded to the doors with mem
bers and friend Jnnuary A. Offlcera-
elCCt Of the RHef Corps were installed
by Mrs. Mary E. ChmWlaln AS fol-
lows: Maud. C- Oilman, president: Car
rie Couatls, Sr.. vice-president; Anns.
iSomera, Jr., vice-pree.dent; Mary Cham-
brrtstn. jecwiftry: Mary K. Pferdnor.
treasurer; Ellen Mill -chaplain ; Sade
Hamilton, conductor : Mn ry Sebrlnir. as
sistant conductor; Ellrabeth. ESvera. pa-
trlolic 'lust.; 'M!ck1 Prc"
eorrenpondent: color bearers. U'lnnla
MrCresry. Its Dsll .Xtoper. XCat. Barden,
rllte Munser.
department Commander H. ButclllTe
was introduced and Installed he officers-
elect for the post: Commander. R. B
Henley; senior ir Ice-commander. C5- St.
C Segur; Jynior vice-commander, X. W.
Sebrln?: chaplain, M. J, Morse; quarter-
master. J. Worick; eurgreon. H. To
mans ; ofTlcr of day. P. J. Neuberic: of
ficer of guard. A. W. Mills ; sergeant-
major,, R. T, ChamUerlaln; quartermas-
ter-seraeant. I. G. Darr.
The spacious home of Mrs. Margarst
Vlley, 606 Montgomery, street, was tne
aoene of an elaborate card party, ffiven
Wednesday evening. . January 2. by the
ladles of 8t Ann Catholic Charltablv
Society to raise funds for the furtherance
of the work in which they are engaged.
Tho larce reception hall, library, dining-
and drawing-rooms were beautiful with
festoons of evergreens .and flowers, lnter
sperwecl with various colored lights. The
Mrs, Wiley, was tinnasgmeiy
gowned In black lace, and was assisted
In receiving by Mrs. James Itan, Mrs.
J. F freeman. Mrs. J. F- O'Brien. Mrs.
T, J. TlJ'nn, Sirs. Juseptl Jjponard and
Miss Burke. Mrs. John P. Kavafiaugll
and Mr. Williams were ihe fortunate
winners of the first prises; Mrs. A. C.
Dayton and Frank Halllnan winning- the
second. The refreshnirnt tables tm
presided over by the Mrsses Wiley. Mls
XIlllan O'Brien. Miss Mabel Shea. Miss
IsfUCile Dunne and. Miss Vera Cason.
Mrs. W. B. rTslt entertained the Tues
day Afternoon Club at her home. 75 Kast
Twenty-eighth street. The programme.
a continuation or the study or Miitory was
in the hands of Mrs. Hayes. Reviews of
books were given by Mrs. O. M. Olines.
Mrs. A. A. Bailey. Mre. A. J- Stiles. Mrs.
W. Ft Amos, Mrs. A, Crafton and mi-s
Florence E. StallinKs. General discussion
was led by Mrs. Stiles. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess dur-
ln" the social hour, assisted y her
daughter. Mra. Ball. The next meeting
will be held with 2rfrs. J. C. Jones. 421
Seventh street. Jsnuary IS,
The annnnt election of officers of tllS
Sisters of Israel Society was beld. last
Sunday afternoon, January 6. The fol-
lowing officers were re-elected for tne en-
suing year: President. Mrs. A- P. Flesh
man: Vire-president. Mrs. t. flwftt ; sec
retary. Mrs. George Rubensteln. A report
was read by the secretitrj- showing' mat;
though a larger amount of money teas
spent during the psst year on .ccount of
the disaster 'In San Francisco, still the
society is in a most flourishing condi
tion. The annual meeting of the German
ladles- Relief Society was held In its
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