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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1908)
2 THIS SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, SEPTE3XT51SK ZV, XW&. c The Store Noted to- Best Good at Lowest Prices Three Days' Sale "Forest Mills'' Underwear TVs ' are Portland headquarters for thi9 famous Underwear. For Sample Waists A maker's entire sample line oA white lawn, linen, mull, net silk and wool Waists, on sale at reg ular wholesale cost of making: Remember, only one of a kind. Sample Skirts Sample Dress Skirts in all pop ular Fall shades; also about 25 fine b 1 a e k voile and panama Skirts; voiles with or without drop. Marked at one-third off. Sale ol New FallSuiting's Monday For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we place on sale a Mon day, Tuesday and full line of this season's Wednesday, we offer popular weaves and color- A Sale of 250 standard numbers at spe ings at specially low prices. Xote the following: cial prices. JMIEIAM. - , .; fhfl I, maeeiase io AN -: lL & l I . I I occues oh. vESNEp" I Ik I Forest Mills medium weight Union Suits, per fect fitting and nicely fin ished, $1.50 grade, QQ. sale price, the suit . - ' O C : - ' St--.' - - i. -. . s ' - - .' ' , I " ' " J : . ' X 1 -. :', . ;; . . "jf : .-:,tj,i .rV N. 7.:: . , ." . "7'. -.v- v 7.7 - ;7'--7-;; , - :7 -v7 :77:r:77s;77 - ' 1 (( - v .v - .v . " ..- . : ... .,:.. ' , .-. . 1- JfaZTZTJlf 4T TS2j4&Z' JZUFTy cxs rijzs&air . FLUTTER of excitement was caused at the Houghton tea on . 'Wedneaday, when the announce ment was made of the engagement of Mlas Effle Houghton, a daughter of Mrs. Warren T. Houghton, to Marlon Dolph. a son of the late Senator and Mrs. J. N. Dolph. The news was at once made the signal for many congratulations and the sending of flowers to the bride- elect, who la one of the Very popular girls who is posseased of the innate Southern charm of manner. Mr. Dolph's parents were distinguished In the annals of Oregon history, his father for many years being United States Senator and a leader In Pacific Coast affairs. Mrs. Dolph, who died recently In Paris, was a striking beauty, and for years an acknowledged Reader among the official set in Washington. D. C. Mr. Dolph Is a Williams man of the class of 1900. Miss Houghton Is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard, Sr., a niece of Mrs. James De Lavall Flower, who la now llvingr in Parts, and a first cousin of Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd. Mr. Dolph is a nephew of Cyrus A. Dolph, a brother of Mrs. Richard Nixon and of Mrs. Lewis Thornton, of Paris, the latter being formerly the attractive Miss Ruth Dolph who represented the Navy at the christ ening of the battleship Oregon In San Francisco during the Fall of 1S9S. . Many courtesies have been extended the officers of the Puglia, the Italian cruiser now in port, while several more informal hospitalities are scheduled for the com ing week. The commandant, Marchese Cusanl-Vleconti, la a member of one of the oldest and most distinguished Italian families. Just prior to sailing from home a year ago Viscontl Cusanl came into a valuable estate and a title, the former being a splendid old castle near Milan that was built in 1400, and which he will not be able to occupy until the termina tion of his cruiee one year hence. At the Mac Master dance there were a few of the officers present who spoke but little English, though they conversed In French. As there were a number of matrons and girls who speak the court language fluently, among them Mrs. Richard Kunn. Mrs. Frank Vincent Du Mond, Mrs. David Honeyman, Mrs. Wal ter F. Burrell, Miss Frances Wilson, the officers were at once put at their ease. Both W. D. Wheelwright and Robert Smith have entertained at luncheon at the Arlington Club for Viscontl Cusani. while a small tea was given yesterday afternoon for the officers by Mrs. Richard Nunn. Mr. and Mrs. C. fe S. Wood gave a small dinner on Thursday'-eve'nlng which included Dr. and Mrs. Richard Nunn, Mr. and Mrs. David T. Honeyman Miss Frances Wilson, Miss Hazel Dolph Slgnors Dlonlsi, Bernaroli and Galdlnl, The officers In turn have been hosts at different teas almost every afternoon since their arrival. At last report Mrs. J. B. Montgomery and her daughter. Miss Margaret, were at the famous German watering place, Carlsbad. Rumor has It that Frits! Scheff. of both comlo 'and grand opera fame, will soon announce her engagement to the Ken tucky novelist, John Fox. Jr., the author of "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come," "The Trail of the Lonesome Pins" and other "best sellers." Mr. Fos acted as one of the American cor respondents for an Eastern magazlns during: the war In Japan. Miss Caroline Burns accompanied Miss Kvelyn and Caroline Wilson and Miss Oeorglnla Burns across the continent. She. however, will not sail with them for Europe, but will visit some school friends at Farmlngton. which has since been called Briar Cliff. ... e Perfect In every detail was the danc ing party Tuesday which Mr. and Mrs. William MacMaster gave at their charm ing place, Ardgour. which adjoins the golf links. This Is one of the moat artis tic and picturesque homes either In Port land or Its environs, being of English style of architecture, and built on low rambling lines, while all the rooms, with the exception of the servants' quarters. are on the one floor. The grounds are spacious and presented an attractive ap pearance as the great fir trees were studded with many colored Japanese lanterns, additional color being given from at least two score of motor cars. The various drawing-rooms were thrown together for dancing though oue was used for bridge devotees. The front piazza was arranged with Turkish rugs and di vans, while the north gallery or Summer breakfast room was Inclosed with canvas and served as a rendezvous during dances. Though Miss Katherlne MacMaster has not yet made her debut, she. assisted her mother In receiving, as She Is to return In the near future tb Miss Chamberlain's finishing school, near Boston. Two private cars were at ths disposal of the Quests though many motored. Mrs. MacMaster wore a gown cut on the pre vailing empire lines of chiffon embroid ered In lavender Scotch tstiesthe bodies trimmed with rose point and an amethyst shade of panne velvet, which was com pleted by a gold butterfly In her coiffure and an antique necklace of pearls. Miss MacMaster was attired in a girlish ankle-length frock of white chiffon and wore a broad white snood around her head. The Invitation list Included Mr. and Mrs. David T. Honeyman. Dr. and Mrs Richard JJunn, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Al- vord, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Ji--Wesley Iiadd, Mrs. H. W. Corbett, Mrs. Hannah Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shevlln. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Kollock,' and Mr. and Mrs. Morton Insley, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson Efflnger, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blvthe, Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. "fobert Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. David C. Le ' Mr. and Mrs. William Mulr, Mr. and Mrs. William War rens, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sykes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Corbett. Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Ouy W. Talbot. Mr. aird Mrs. Frederick Page, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Ayer, Mr. and Mrs Robert Howard. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mears. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Grelle, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ball, Mrs. Frank Vincent Du Mond, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. S. Wood, Dr. and Mrs. William Easterbrook Jones, of Boston Mrs. Arthur Mlnott, Miss Henrietta Fall Ing, Miss May Failing, Miss Sally Lewis, Miss Livingstone, Miss Effle Houghton, Miss Claire Houghton, Miss Amy Heit- shu. Miss Susie Stott, Miss Martha Hoyt, Miss Grace Warren, Miss Anderson, Miss Josephine Smith, Mrs. William Brewster, Miss Leslie Smith, MISS Louise Flanders, Miss Frances Wilson, Miss Hazel Dolph, Miss Carrie Flanders, Miss Kathleen Burns, Miss Leila Shelby, Miss Rhoda Falling. Miss Olive Falling, Miss Alta Smith, Miss Leslie Smith, Miss Margaret Walter. Miss Leslie Knapp, MIsS Ernes tine Falling, Miss Aveline Webster, of New York: Miss Broonlle, Miss Dorothy Morrison, Miss Polly Hewitt, Miss Max- Jorle Hoffman, Miss Clementine Hirsch, Miss Miriam Strong, Miss Becky Biddle, Miss Baar, of Berlin: Miss Olga Von Des tlnon. Miss Louise Carey. Roderick Ma- cleay, W. D. Wheelwright, August Berg, Mr. Churchman, of London: Tom Robert son. Jordan Zan, Ersklne Wood, Thales Llnthlcum, Chester G. Murphy, John Car son, Mr. Barret, or Annapolis; W. J. Burns, Andrew Kerr. Rodney Gllsan. Thomas Scott Brooke, Walter Beebe, Ken neth Beebe, Charles Holbrook. Raymond Wilcox, Mr. Munro, Frank Wilder, Haw- ley Hoffman, Mr. Gauld, Max Snow, Jack Reed, C. N. McArthur, L. A. Mc Arthur, Berwick Wood, Bruce Honeyman, Dr. Whiteside, Morris Whltehouse, Harry Falling, Elliot Corbett, Hamilton Corbett, Ernest Webb, Slgnor Arturo Dionisl, Slg nor Gustavo Galdlnl, Slgnor Masslno Ber naroli, Mr. Ladd, Prescott Cookinghara, Mr. Churchman, of London; Mr. Harry Sladen. Dr. Gustav Baar. Georaa Warren. Dr. Jefferds, Wh alley Watson, Harold Strong, Mr. McNeil, Antolne Lab be. John Emerson Cronan, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Til ney, of London; Irving Webster, Robert Strong, -Harold Strong, Harold Wells, Wirt Minor, W. B. Mackay, Marion Dolph, R. Jones, " Mr. Young, Leland Smith, Mr. Boodle, Ronald Mackenzie, Plowden Stott, Plere du Flon, and Cap tain Lansing, of Vancouver Barracks. The arrival of Mrs. Tom Sharp from her Prinevllle ranch will be the signal for considerable Informal entertaining. for as Miss Margaret Morrison, she en joyed great popularity. Dr. and Mrs, A. A. Morrison are also entertaining Mrs. Sharp's sister-in-law, Mrs. Ralph Gtiswold, who Is the wife of Lieutenant Grlswold, U. 8. N-, who is stationed on the Colorado. Miss Jean Morrison returned early In the Week from the entire Summer spent with Mr. and Mrs. Shafp at their pic turesque ranch, which has Ibeen the scene of several housa parties this past year. A recent acquisition to the younger set Is Miss Bertie Baar, who arrived a short time ago from Berlin, coming with her brother. Dr. Gustav Baar. Upon her arrival Miss Baar was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooklngham, but she has recently, with her brother, moved to a residence on Twenty-fifth and Kear ney streets. At the MacMaster dance Miss Baar, who Is a brunette with blue ! eyes and brilliant coloring, was much admired In a dainty chiffon frock, with which she wore a necklace of pearls and carried a mass of Cecil Bruner buds. She has a vivacious manner and - speaks with a fascinating accent. The first large Fall reception was given on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. W arren F. Houghton and her daughters. Miss Effle and Claire Houghton, for the i recent bride. Mrs. Robert Howard, Er. The decorations were elaborate and con- Forest Mills Vests, Pants and Tights, in medium Weight, for present wear; come in all sizes, 7 at this low price. " All pure Kon-Shrinking Wool Vests and Pants, in gray and cream: QQ. $1.50 grade, sp'l.OU Forest Mills medium weight ribbed .Union Suits finished with silk tape; on sale for three Cfi-i days at, the suit. OvC Women's fine rib'd Vests and Pants, in good, full weight, full stand- 1 Q ard sizes, special. X I7C Forest Mills fine silk and Wool Underwear, finished in finest possible manner; regular $3.00 tO 1 Q values, sp'l... P-i, Women's fine pure white fleeced Union Suits, a 8 pi endid fitting $1.25 garment, ea. onus, a 87c NEW FAIL SUITS At 60c on-, the Dollar MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY we offer for sale 250 Sample Suits at 60c on the dollar of actual value. This is without doubt the finest collection of .high-grade suits in the city today. We secured this lot of suity at a price very much under the regular, and are going to sell them in proportion. Only One of a Kind Being samples, there's but one of a kind a poini well worth remember ing. The styles have a decided tendency toward the "Directoire," and the materials comprise every novelty( brought oilt this season, as well as the staple browns, blues and blacks. The trimjdngs and linings are; of course, strictly new and novel. If you intend bu ying a Tailored Suit, now is your chance. A few specimens in Morrison -street window. No charga for alterations. 38-inch-Wool Suitings, in plain colors and herring bone stripes; the best 65c grade, on special Crt. sale at, the yard. JvC 44-inch Wool Panamas, in a complete line of all new shades for Fall; 7C " best $1 grade, yd..' 44-in. stripe Serges, Chev rons, Panamas, etc., best standard $1.25 grade any where in town; on sale at at this spe- t1 CC cial price, yd..? lslU Corner Third and Morrison Streets 19-inch black Taffeta Silk, splendid weight and qual ity; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, spe- Crt cial at, the yard..Jv- 27-inch Black Taffeta Silk, fully guaranteed; a fins, deep black, and extra heavy; on special ttf sale at, the yard.. '"C 86-inch blaek guaranteed Taffeta, all pure silk; the best regular $1.25 07. grade, at, the yL 69-iach all-wool Cloakings, all colors ; the best regular $2.25 grade, t1 Cf at, tha yard..SJ-OV Hosiery Children's heavy ribbed Stock ings, for school -wear; double heel and toe ; best regu- 1 1 lar 18e grade, at, pair. A C Women's fine ribbed fast black Hosiery, double heel and A7 tnp : hpst. fion vaIiipr. nr. . Gloves 2-clasp French Kid Gloves, in all popnlar colors for Fall; our regular $1.50 grade, on QC sale at, special, a pair..''' 16-button length Lisle Gloves, black, white, tan; $1.25 f7Vt( values, special, at, pair. v II l 7 1 III I UmbreUlas Special lot women's 'ITmbrellas, new novelty handiest and best gloria top; standard AT7 $2.50 values, at, ea. , Y 1000 men's, women's Tjimbrellas, natural and novelty han- Q dies, good strong frame 4 . " Muslinwear Fine Cambrio Gowns, in ribbon, lace and embroidery-trimmed styles, long or short Q7f sleeves ; special at, ea. Fine cambrio Skirts, deep emb'y flounce, eStra uhder-ruf- Q 'J fie; standard $1.50 Vals..7 Sisted of American beauties, bride and bridesmaid roses, In fact embracing- the entire gamut of the early Fall flowers, all of which were sent the bride-elect and for Miss Claire Houghton, who also celebrated her 21st birthday. Serving In ths dining-room at a table with a stunning mass of bride roses were Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett, Mrs. Howard Mather, Mrs. Theodora B. Wil cox and Mrs. J. Frank Watson, all four appearing In handsome gowns of white. Asrfstlnir In receiving were Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd, Miss Ella Hirsch, Mrs. C. J. Reed, Mrs. David C. Iewls, Miss Mar tha Hoyt, Mrs. Morton Insley, Mrs. John K. Kollock, Miss Olga von Destlnen, Miss Margaret Walter, Miss Frances Wilson, Miss Miriam Strong, Miss Grace Warren, Miss. Claire Houghton.. Miss Marjorle Hoffman and Miss Leslie Knapp. Punch was served by Mrs. Cyrus A. Dolph and Mrs. Frank A. Knapp. Mrs. Houghton received In a black striped grenadine over whits chiffon, the bodice elaborated witto white chantilly lace and worn with a necklace of amethysts. Mrs. Robert Howard was In her handsome Em pire wedding gown of shimmering white satin. Miss Claire Houghton in a gown of mirage silk, of the new mulberry shade. trimmed with panne velvet of same tint. and cut on the modified Directoire lines. Miss F.ff4e Houerhton wore a striking gown, which was built on the same lines as her sister's costume,' though made of a sky-blue Rajah, the corsage composed of Irish lace, and she carried an enor mous bouquet of brides' buds. Mrs. Cyrus A. Dolph was distinguished in a delicate gray satin trimmed with rose point, with which she wore a handsome old cameo necklace. . The following clipping appeared In the Paris-American Journal Of AUfrust 20: Newcomers to the colony. Our Ameri can colony has had an Imjwrtant, ad dition. Mrs. Dosch, wife of Co(lonel Henry Dosoh, of Portland, Or. and iteattle, her charming daughters, the Misnes Lillian and Camllle, a younger daugSiter and a son, have come to stay a l6ng i'.lme. This is a most Interesting cosmopolitan family. Mrs. Dosch, member of a prorq lnent old French Burgundy family, was born at Beaune, at a fortified ancient" chateau belonging to her family. Her parents took her to America when she wa still a young child. She was brouglit up a thorough American, though neer for- 1 H.B. LITT o o AND Sunnfts G. P. RUMMEL1N & SONS 126 Second Street Between Washington and Alder Streets Established 1870. Black Lynx Stoles and Muffs Royal Ermine Neckwear and Muffs Sable and Mink Neckwear and Muffs a Beaver and Otter Scarfs and Muffs FUR COATS la Alaskan Seal kin, London Dyed, Alaska Mink, Persian Lamb, Astrachan, Otter and Beaver Fur Rugs and Robes Send for Catalogue PHOTOS Columbia Building W. Park and Washington Telephones: Main 1635 A-1 6 35 Schell'g Patent Ad justable Form for Dressmaking. This form never tires while standing to be fitted. Must be seen and used to be appreciated. Call and be convinced. Your credit is good. 209 Tenth Street, Side Door. R. F. PRESCOTT 8 CO. ENGRAVING DTEDDIXGr AWJfOVJfCKlWBWTB, CAllrf I.Ntt CARDS, ETC. 271 1-2 Morrison Street Plwtland Oregos d Mute FOR Fall Vhen buying a hat you want something different from yoiar neighbor's, something that is exclusively yours. At Fraley's you can choose from over a thousand trimmed hats. There are no duplicates. Each is a distinct model, not factory-trimmed, but fashioned by expert milliners. Besides many novel importations, all that is newest and best in both English and French styles has been cleverly adapted to met the needs of the American woman. Prices from $4.00 to $40.00. If you wish a hat trimmed to order, Fraley's milliners are creative artists and designers of exceptional ability. "With an unusually large assortment of untrimmed Shapes to choose from, as well aa- the latest trimming novelties, they will create a hat that will harmonize1 with your costume and perfectly exemplify your individuality. STL, Portland Headquarters for Hats of Distinction
