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Newspaper Page TextTHK SUNDAY OKEOOMAX. rORTT.AND. AT' KIT; 10, 10055. The Store Noted for Bent Good iat l owtil Frier PARIS SEAM-ALLOWING PATTERNS, TEN CENTS EACH Monday Morning Begin? the Greatest !e of Dress Goods Ever Held in This City So . , , ' - ! . - f ill ' -' v- $ ' ' V - - . ' , , ..' ' , ' j ' V f f ' K0 . f vt 4." '.1 ill "Tiff 1i k ji ANY small tlivorsions l.avc sorvoit I1! stu-U'ty (iurtmr ih last w.mK In ' T,rnt. hrhipo. jn-iit, Klf mid horso luirk vltl i n it intiM-spt'rsO'1 with lunrlu'nns intl illnn.-rs. I Ihi la 1 1 r a rra npoil strlrfly unions Intimato frtnils, ami having tit ll' or no sijsnifU'arn'o. Thoators, which wcro at mu" tima tul"oocI by pniart society iiurin tho penitential season, have this year been Well attended. 3reat interest Is mantt'ostptl in the last assombly to be held on Thnrs.i.i y at the new Masonh' Hall at Weft Park and Yamhill streeis. A number t nttraetive iowns are in eonrso of const ruction for. the event, which promises to be a brilliant siie eess. The patroness list Is tho same as formerly, with the exeeptlon of Mrs. L. Allen Is, who is to reeeive In lieu of Mrs. Molt t Wilson, who Is en route to Tahiti, The patronesses are Mrs. Theodore R Yilco. Mrs. lUcharii Koeliler, Mrs. Helen 1-ndd Ctu'bett. Mrs. t'harles Kianeis lieebe. Mrs. W. H. Ayer. Mrs. Walter .1. Hums, Mrs. William 1 1. Warrens, Mrs. W. Alvord. Mrs. J. AYesley Uadd. Mrs. K. A. J. MaekenU''. and Airs. John Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Wake (Miss Ruth Maxwell), are pleasantly situated at iMm IV rni line, Seotlanil. at which piaee A'.r. Maxwell is the Ameriean eonsul. They have made many t'ru nds since their at -vival In Seotland and have been fre.ntent quests at smart house parties in Kiir lnd. over the week-end. w Mrs. James I oucherty, her snmll son. Jack, and Miss Porothy Kinney, of Salt l-ki i iiy. m e to leaw the first of J line for Kurope. Purine t heir year s absence abroad, the handsome residence if Mr. ind Mrs. Pouherty on Kind's Heights is to be oeo upied by Mr. and Mrs. O. Walter ilates. pendmij the com pletion of the latter's new residence, which will also be on Kind's Hoijfhts. M iss K iniu y. who has ppent the Winter us a jsuest of her sister. Is an attraer.ve pirl, wao has lived and studied much abroad. While here she has been a con stant visitor at t he Waver! y liolf Club, tc:n an en; him tic jrolt" player. Miss Angela K i t : n e y , w ! i o se r. t ! a js t S u m in 1 r here is to complete her studies th.s June at a smart ti:iis:iin school in New York, and w.U ;oin her sisters on their travels in Kurope. Frank Vincent PuMond, of New York. to arrive on May fu st and while h r- will direct tne c'.ases of the Oriron Art Student-!' I.cauiie in drawing, pa:ntin ;tr. i conipo-'f.on, comTnenei:i;t on May 1 ind eoniiiuiini; for six weeks. In honor of Miss Haxel Dolph's re turn fro:a the Kast. a pretty luncheon 'f 12 covers was given on Tuesday by Mrs. S.i m ue! K err, to which wert bid Jen M r s. Pa vid P. Lewis, Mrs. Prank Freeman. Mis Ka'.herme Siiton, Miss Fanny Hrown. Miss i.lraeo Warren, Miss Haxel Croker. Mrs OoorRo Wont .vorth. Jr.. Miss Fran. --s Warren. Miss Kff'.e Hoiiiiijton and little Miss Iobel Krr. Mrs. A. R Steir.hach and her daugh ter. Miss Uertru-ie Steinhaeh. liave re turned from a W inter in New Y ork , and are now temporarily domiciled at the Hot. ! Portland. While in New York, M js Sr i.-ibaca was hostess at a -1'nner-' ... :i-e given in the balliojm of the Motel Sa vo . At dinner covers Wei e laid for P'a. while a number of addi tional g usts arrived tor the cotillion. for which I he favors, or uri f ts at the 10 n i;lish term them, were most uniqui: and elaborate. Mr. and Mrs. Holt C Wilson, Mrs. Mather and Miss Ifoyt. who hud planned to sail from San Pram-isco on Tuesday last were unable to do so, cvvlns to necessary repairs to the ship, which were discovered at the eleventh hour. 1 Hi riii t7 their several days' de lay they worp entertained Informally In the Hay City. The Old Parties' Home tea, which ac cording to annual custom will be priven Monday afternoon at the llobart-Pur-, tls. wHl be tlto first of the post-Lenten affairs. Mrs. Warren K. Thomas has chare: e of the musical programme, which means that tt will he a Croat success, as she has on. trailed some of the best I oeR 1 talent. The reception committee will consist of Mrs. I. J. Mann, presi dent of the society, and Miss F.dith Nicholson, vice-president, and the as sist in iff hostesses will he M rs. W. S. Padd. Mrs. H. W. Corbet t, Mrs. Han nah liohertson, Mrs. P. W. Wnkeneld. M rs. P. P. Thompson . Mrs. F. S. (i lie, Mrs. Martin YVfnch, Mrs. James P. Fail in Mi's. U. C. F.ekoneercror, Mrs. H. P. Plttook. Mrs. liohcrt P' vinw;stone. Miss Henrietta Fail hi iff rind Miss Abbie P. At wood. The tea table will be in' charge of Mrs. 'ha rles P. Cnrry. Mrs. John Kben Younsr. Mrs. Walter V. Smith and Mrs. Joseph N. Teal. Assist ing: in serving will be Miss Leslie Knapp. M iss Mar.iorte Noble. M iss Maida Hart. Miss Muriel Williams, Miss t nrol ine K a mm. Miss Kva Jones. M is.s Mildred Nichols and Miss Porothy Hoi brook. "Home-made candies will he for sale under the supervision of Miss Kf lie Houghton, and the lemonadft table will he in charge of Mrs. Her bert Holman. Mrs. P. W. Campbell and Miss Uraee Nicholson. Mrs, C. K. S. Wood and Mrs. J. 1. Cau'd have pen era I eharfffe of tl;e ref rtsii merits. The musical numbers will be: "The Water sprite" (Schumann). Pa k roe Quartet; "Scher7.o" (Van Goons), Miss Mary Mackenzie Cahill ; "Ked Clover" (Pel KiejiO i . "You and Pove" ( d' Hard e lot t. "My Pose of Ycstere'en" (Marie Kichi, M iss Sarah Cihin. c : "So Sleep My Heart" ( A mbrose I. Pa kmc Quartet ; "A hendHed" i Schubert ; "H um ores que' ( Koepi'in? , Miss Cahill; "It's All for You"' (BartVttP "The Clover lilossom" (M. Vonrich. "The Beaminsr Kyes" tHawloy). Mr. M. P. Uownian; "t! Raeio"' (Arditii. "Sinnet d'Amour" i Tronic), " W liere Hlossoms (J row"' t.Sans So no IP Iiss Kathleen Pa wler: Irish Folk Song: (Toole). Pakme Quar tet; The marriage of Miss Laura Dunne and John Kerr wfll be celebra.-?d Wed nesday eveniniff at Colonel and Mrs. I 'avid M, Punne's home. A jffood deal of entertaining has been done for Miss Punne, who is prominent in her set. Monday evening Trs. Harry Humpnrey entertained at hridsre. When the hon or quests arrived tiiey found the other p-uests arowned in fantastic jrarb, and much merriment was caused. Bridsre was p I a y e d . Aft e r w a r d t h e r e w a s a comic shower for Mr. Ker. Tuesday noon .Mrs. George Pa-ker tSemele OiroaO gave a pretty pink luncheon at the. Portland with covers for nine. Her quests were, besides M iss Punne. Mrs. Ci eor ?r e Will a rd Brow n. M rs. H e p.ry Humphrey. Mrs. Arthur MeComh, Miss Lucille Hunne. Miss Ethel Shea. Miss ! Delta Watson, and Mrs. S. C. Spencer. ; APerward iiss Watson entertained the j lunchoon prty and about a dozen oth t crs at six tables of bridge. The decora -1 lions were pink witu beautiful Japan ese q ii i nco blossoms. M rs. f leorff o Brown ami Mrs. Willard Holhrook won the prizes. Supper wart served, where the bride's table was surrounded by small tables. A hi? F.aster offpr in Mi ha Dunne's place unfolded a shower of handkerchiefs. Several of their young friends have entertained Informally at dinner and luncheon. Mrs. T. Frobmau and Miss Stella Frnhman have recently been guests at the Hotel Chamberlln. at Fortress Mon roe. They hn ve since left, and are spending tho Faster holidajs at Atlan tic City. : Mrs. C. K.. Smtth and her younff ' da lighter, M iss Helen Smith, are at present in Naples. , Mr. and Mrs. George Wentworth. Jr. (Miss Lucy Sitton) h-t't on Friday morn ing for MichiRan, where they will visit for some weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Goorae Went worth. Sr. Cards nre out for a bridge party oa Thursday, with Mrs. John A. Shepard as hostess. Mrs. Alexander IP Kerr has gone East to visit her son, Thomas, at Harvard, and to place her daughter. Je.iaie. in school near Boston. Before returning Mrs. Kerr will make an extended trip throughout the Fust. visiting relatives and friends in Philadelphia and other cities. Mrs. J. H. Pae has sent out cards for a bridge party on Wednesday at her residence on Portland Heights. Any number of affairs were jiive.i dut'-ng the past seven days fo." Mis-s A furies Hill and her fiancee, Horace K Cnaprr ;m, whose wedding is to take mace on Tues day evening at Trinity Church, una to he followed by a reception, w'lPn wOt in clude only the relatives and britl-il, rnr tege. ( 'n Monday evening1 M". . and Mrs. Ambrose Scott save a LriJse pa:ty in -honor of the bride and srroom-elo.ct. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gads by. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gadifiiy, Mss Judith S?eott. Mr. and Mrs. F'nathan Sweet. Miss Ma hoi Ayors, Mi.s Kfriel Honey man. Arnohl Roth well, red al lory and Ir. Keeney. On Tuesday Mrs. Harry Nicola i. the former Mis.' Bessie DeBevoise. was hostess at a luncheoi in compliment to Miss Hill, when h-.-r guests included Mrs. Benjamin Gadsby. Mrs. Ambrose Seott. Mrs, Walter Gadsby and Mrs. A. C. Pan ton. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Sweet gave a large tnily-ho party for Mis.? Hill and Mr. Chapman, the bridal party and several additional guests. On Thursday evening Miss Ju'Hth Scott, who is ro. act as the. maid of honor, was hostess" at a bridge party and sui per ' at her residence on Morrison and Tveltth streets, which was an exceedin:;ly pretty affair. A color scheme of ;dnk was car- ried out in the decorations ?.nd menu, j Frizes were won by Miss Avers a.nj im- i hrose Scott. The hostess was gowned in J an imported costume of white chiffon elaborately embroidered, anl rhe n'nor guest. Miss Hill, in an attractive trous seau frock of point d'esprlt cut on the semi-empire lines. Tn addition "o the 12 members of the bridal party were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branch Riley. Misses Mil dred and Eva lng, Miss Ethel Honey man. Miss Mabel Ayers, Harry Stevenson, Craig McMicken. Edward Jorgensen, Gerald Goodell, Dr. Homer I. Keeney and Dr. Sabin. On Wednesday Miss Mabel Ayers ,ve an elaborate luncheon of 11 covers at the Nortonla grill with Miss Agnes Hill a.s the guest of honor. The favors were tiny suitcases filled with r;ce, which las showered uoon the bride-elect. . Those pi-fent Wnr"! M1j" JiidMh rtr-ntt. Mm. Walter Osulnbv, Mr. Ambmne e-.it, j Mi Mi'drrd nnrt Kvn fnnv, Mtf. A, '. 1 fun Inn, Mm. John ftenft nml Mr. H-n-iumin JnriMby, Bridjre wan plnyd fr the rcni indr of th afternoon. , " Mm, , H. t-vl fnv luncheon at h'r partmnti t the Ornmnidf la : Monday nrternnnn. tn unno'in th en imi'mrnt of h-r ulirtr. Mim F.tbel Merton Huyx. to Frnnrb Willnrd Bond, of fendl- ton. It m 4 prettily rrnnKed nfTalr, th Uibl Hfcnratbm bdna brldern.ild rv.rn, Whllrt the dee.irntioriM In fb nfh'T rtiornn oomiintril of rrnnttont n1 nirr-if bin. ; Hiim. The Rirt1i: ,till Ilel-n f "ible, (Mhk I.llllnn Honrke, Ml Blnneh HchnH. ' Mm K In, MtRN Fmnccs Klnif. Mif i latclle Kenwitrthy, Min flndt Nuy' Minn Hae hrrln, nnd MIkh Hnr.e Hbb. Mr. All.prl Cohen, of .Man t;rMneeo, formerly Mir n roll n ft Barneh. t ftin Francturo, l a. RUMt fnr a fortnltint, of hr Hunt, Mr. Jamen Tumi'iid tNurt- chMell, MH Vhht Refd rturnH hint Tii"dny vefilnif Trnm n vlwlf to ftenver, fnh iraHti. With her mother, Mm. VVilti-r K-id, mUr In A nueMt fit the Norlonia Hoe. Much Ifitr-rct In taken In the da nee to b Klvnn Tbnrnday. April W. nt the n'W Masonlc H.ill, for the berKtlt of the Mrthy Hutii(, Prnrnlnent rn)i tronn arc ln-tret'-rt )n the meer.i nf the nffnlr. nnd have IimiI their tmm' find ptUroniig". The deeoratlonn nre t' l;- la Lo.rtt t e, and will he m rbnrtfe of J. rj. Mndi. The p"t ronfwn nre: Mm. Walter .f, flnrtir. Mr, If, W. Cftrb. tt. Mm. II. C, lk" rberxt-r, Mix Henrietta Fall1n(r, Mm. I. N, h leiiu'liner, Mrs, If. If. Oreen, Mm, Jjuik t. Hart. Mm. Solomon HlMch. Mrn. Hteb urd Koehler, M r. i tint ft v .flmnti, Mm, X Wesley ,:uld, Mm. 1. Allen Lew If. Mrs. P. J. Mann. Mm. IT. L. r'lttork, Mm, U. W. Sitton find Mm. Charlen Kninrh Beebe. M rr. Warren F, Thnmn ntertnlnrd hiKt wcfk the artlfftn of the Symphony Orehentra- with autornohlie rides, nhow ln thcrn th 'dy, over which they were cnt h iirlat le. Monday even In rr the orchmtrn. played In Tacoma. hut Mrs. Wilson nr Mr. Miller n-mn In rd In Bortlrind. rind Were entertained nt Stelnway Hall with an Informal'murd cal.. The (rikmc Quartet m.nft uteyeral numbers, and wcrfl much C(inipllmented by Mrs. Wilson, who hns hud eonwId-T-ble e?f perlem a? in trninlnif voices. Th g;uest. of honor were very (generous with their Monfis. A supper followed. Miss wlna Bnlrd Mntlck and -Mis Hannah Marie Hmlth, whoe weddtnttH nre to . oc'-ur In the n-ar f ulure, hove hern th motif for much enter tain Inc of un informal nutme.' Mrs. Batrhk (fnmpbHI, tlo; puoular MujfilHh ae tress, was much f'-ted while ntri-nrlniT In fcan Kram-ico, wheio she Is n dreid. d favorite. Mm. Campbell this yen r, as on previous vUdls, lias be n the guest a f any number of affair at Ltir lirsrumi the smurt Kimlh-th i-olony, wh'-ie sh always entertained by Mrs. P't-rmcis Cnfolan. formerly M iss I'ullriian. :t 'hi nt go, for whoH fiirnily the Bullroan car were named. Mrs. Carobn has he, n fre quently called the prototype f M rs. (Vimpbell, the reH'Tnblnnce in :lure nnd face helriK deehiey pronounc-d. This faet she ern phuMlzes by arnui.ii'ij her eoltTure and In closely copying Mrs. r'ampbril's dnrlnjc and orlRlmtl coi.ir com binations In Kowns. Mrs. C-tej- Ma:li.. of New York ; Mm. Joseph Tohln acd Mr, ftndolph fiprecr.Js, aeknowled,-'.-'! lead r.s both In FtMrlltiKame and the H.iy ity, were hostesses at luncheon at the Hotel Falrmount in compliment to tho I'-iKiish actress. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Judo ari spending a few days at the. heaeh. Miss Josephine Smith will n-Uirn to morrow from a fortnight's visit with her sister. Mrs. Kredertek Leslie Warren. In Astoria. Mr. Warren Is slowiy recovering from a mild attack of typhoid fever. Mrs. 3. W. Church and her daughters. Misses Cenevfeve find Ruth, have'returni-d from two months' visit In California. The, last of the series of Seottlsh Rites at homes will be held at the cathedral, Morrison and Lownsdale streets next Fri day night.. The patronesses will be M,rs. J. J. Kadderly, .Mm. R. Martin. Jr.. Mrs. C. E. Runyon. Mrs. fl R Cofwell, Mrs. Ft. U. Cannon, Mrs. H. P. Palmer. Mrs. Philip New, and Mm. J. F. O'DonnelL i I Mrs. Frederick Kggert has sent out ! cards for a musion! in honor 'if the "Wo- i 3 III .. J, . (IBHw 34i&sifsr'Qj mm LADIES' NECKWEAR There is a ecrtain aoWO assvirance of values in our Neckwear. That Tiieans eomfort in inin,'! and satisfaction ill per sonal appearance. Ours are all new; smart styles ranarinp price from 25c KID GLOVES The kind that posses every element of skill ful makers, accuracy in cut and neatness in fin ish, insuring lasting service and satisfaction. Prices. $1, $1.75, 2, and ip to $4 pair. I on sale at nracticallv one-third off regular values. Women who are acquainted with this great dress goods store will be prompt and take advantage of the splendid bargains oflered. To our hundreds of out-of-town friends we issue a special invitation to share in these most remarkable values.. Ixpress charges will be prepaid on all bills amounting to $5 or over. SEND FOR NEW REDUCED PRICE LIST 27-ISCH WHITE RAJAH 73c On it 1 c Mun'lny, Tiicsdiij nnl Werlne.Nilay li7-inch White f'a.jah Silk in o finn r ii n I i t y ari'l weight, liest rcj-nlar f.(MI grutUt. A simp. .'((i-incli Mixed Suitinu fr children in hlrijws cheeks, plaids, elc., the licst r-nlnr .r(li- finality. On hale Mon day and Tuesday nt, special, n yard, only. 25c 44-inc'i All-Wool Voile in d e e i lii.-4trnn.-i hlnc - hlar k ; verv f i ur? evr-n thrrad nnd our hest rr-KMlar $!.") final ity. On sale Monday no and Tuesday, yard. . "C 36-INCH TAFFETA SILK Sc ::ti-inch llliir-k Taffeta Silk, i'rr-r- I'rorn rilling: nnrl war nuiled bent regular .I.U."i tiality, on sale Munrlay, Tiiorlay- nnrl Wcrlriesday only at thrs very Imv price. 44-ineli Frenr h Cdiffon Voile in black and colors; our own direct, importation and the identical finality other !trrr-s sell at 1.7.") a ynnl. On special Kale for Ql OO :i days at, yarrl iplm&O ot-incli Ulack All-Wool. I'an ntria in a splenrlid wei;ht for Sprint.' ami Snirimer wear; warranted fast black anil our best . 1., this low ',) yrade, at ()?, ' price, a yard 4J-inch Copr-nhai-'eii Stripe Sniliiitr, 4t-in-li 'openliaiten I'nmr-lln, 4 t-i licit I'.rwvn llci 'riiiubutie, 1 1 in. frrddr-n Flrown Panama, 4t-in.iorlen P.iriwn Prunella, Q 5C a yarrl. This seasrm's rnont popular weaves and cidorimjs and stanrlard values. On sale for days r.nly. 44-ineli Cream All-Wool Fri-nr-b Ser'e; our nyular -.'rarle every day in the year, and worth every cent of that price. For a jrrcat f-'l.'i v Kpcr-nii we riitcr tins spl'-ndir) fabric at this very low pricr 85t 45-inr ii (' re a in All- Wool Serte, n-er r-vtenively I'rir crmti and skirts: an extra heavy iuality and the same fiarle other stores el! at M..i. Ispeci at this sale, yrl a I 1.23 All Suits Reduced Values Up to 335 Now $23.85 Starting tomorrow morning anr r-ontinuiutr frr tlirce days, cvr-ry Suit, Coat, Skirt and Waist iii the house stands radically reduced and when we say "reduced," we mean a eenuinc reduction no "marking up to mark down" tactics here. Note specimen values. Suits 312.5Q Women's and Misses' New Tailored Suils in popular stripes, checks and a full line of plain shades; every garment man-tailored ami finished in the best possible maimer very latest styles and values, ca"sily worth up to .fJO.OO. On sale Mmi- 'f.l? 0 day and Tuesday at this extremely low price, only tplfci.tVJ Suits $23.85 This lot includes our regular $30.00, ij-:',2',l) and .f 35.00 Suits in the new HeiTinybone stripes in browns, blues, irreens, tans arid black and white mixtures latest styles and garments any woman would be proud to own. Choice, Monday and Tuesday, (?09 El at this exceptionally low price Take advantage. . . . ?iiO0 Muslin Underwear Reduced Women s fine (' a in h r i c drawers, trimmed witii heru stitehiii' ari'l tuck.s; best regular 40c values, O?-, Monday and Tuesday. . Fine Cambric ( n w n s in sriiare, V-nbafiC or slipover styles; lace, beading and ribbon-trimmed,, and 07 s'andard ,1.50 vals... J G ( ainbric Corset Covers with deep lace yoke, beading and ribbon; several very pretty styles and our bet 6J " 45c values, now only., ""ti Kine Cambric Skirts, extra full, with deep knee flounce and rows of t u c k s and insertion, ..!.00 CJO Q values, at only pilj I " j WRITE (Tflyjn (Rhlrs tin WRITE REDUCED ifUWl' JilrJ REpRCE MST CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS. LIST WEDDING AND TISITIXG CARDS. W. G. SMITH 8 CO. WASHINGTON BLFLDf.VG, Cor. Fourth tind VavhiDirtOB St. Teesdale & Go. Gowns for alt occasions. Exclusive desigrns. Lingerie dressos. hand-made, a specialty. Imported novelties. ."li-.V).-.-.-.o-5ot Marquam lllilc. A.n lnJefmatle feeling of perfect satisfaction comes i i : to one whose apparel is j well selected and in direct accordance witk the pre ! vailing dictates of fashion. That is the feeling one has who chooses her suit from , the splendid assortment at "The House of Tone." The excellent materials and just the proper amount and kind of trimming . ill-' Suite with perfect harmony in these distinguished appear mg.exquisitely tailored suits There are all the bewilder ing new shades porcelain. Copenhagen, and marine blue, browns ranging from pineapple to light hiscuii tints, greens in all the ode1 tone effects reseda, bottle, emerald, etc., mingles, and stripes. Prices: $22.50, $25, $30, $35, $40 and up to $75.00 artfjolom eto Company The House of Tone 392 Washington Street