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THE SPXDAY OltEOOXIAX, PORTLAXD, JULY 4, 10!.
ago upon "his graduation,' Is now planning
to leave on ths: first of September for a
year's study in Europe. Mr. and Mrs.
-Ben Selling will visit their son this Sum
mer, going to New York with him at the"
time he sails.
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Mrs. Ernest Bfoss and daughter Con
stance, of Indianapolis, formerly of Port
land., are guests at the Hotel Portland.'
During . their residence here . Mr. Bross
held the office of managing editor of
The Oregonian, but Is now acting In the
capacity of editor-in-chief of the Indian
apolis Star. He will Join them during
their three weeks' visit.
Over the week-end and Fourth there
will he a number of . motor parties to
Rhododendron Camp and also to -Meadow..
Iake. To the latter place Mr. and Mrs.
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fOR THIS season of the year there has
oeen an exceptional amqunt of en-
tertainlng, but after the Fourth the
exodus to beach and Summer resort will
begin In earnest. The Golf Club on Satur
day night was unusually gay, for In addi
tion to the regular dinner-dance the an
nual fireworks display was a strong
drawing card. A noticeable departure
since the last few theatrical attractions
was the appearance of many matrons and
girls In decollette gowns. "The Servant
in the House" and Mrs. Pleke In "Salva
tion Nell" win both bring out a number
of theater parties.
Mrs. Franklin Harvey Ball, of Plaln
nHd. N. J.. mother of Bert Ball, has ar
rived to spend the Summer. Mrs. Bert
Ball has sent out cards for a reception
In her mother-ln-laWa honor, which will
be given on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Wilcox en
tertained at dinner Friday evening with
Miss Alta Smitli and Elliott Corbett aa
motif. The guests were Miss Kath
leen Burns. Miss Hazel Dolph. Miss Les
lie Smith. Miss Estelle Flower, of New
lork; Miss Dorothy Morrison. Miss Mar
garet Walter. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon
Dolph. Charles Holbrook. C. H. Davie
Jr.. Maxwell Wood. Gerald Beebe. Kay.1
mond Wilcox and Kenneth Beebe.
One of the prettiest dancea of the Sum
mer season was given on Thursday even
ing t the new Portland Heights Club by
Miss Malda Hart and her brother. Philip
Hart, who has Just returned from Boston
Teoh." The clubhouse gallery was hung
with awlnglng Japanese lanterns, as were
the great tir trees In the adjacent grounds.
Supper was served n the billlarf-room on
the lower floor at long tables. In the re-
'in,f J!De Were Mr" and Mr- James
Hart, Miss Katherine Hart and Miss
Maud Bond, of Toronto, who was a class
mate of Miss Malda Hart In Canada and
with whom she later traveled abroad
Over 100 guests, for the most part mem
bers of the younger set ajid the returning
college students, were present. The cos
tumes of the girls were mostly of the
dainty llnegrie sort and the men were In
flannels. Mrs. Hart appeared In a lace
gown built on empire lines; Mtes Maida
Hart In a smart lingerie frock; Miss
Katherine Hart In a shell pink embroid
ered crepe Japanese, and Miss Bond In
pastel blue chiffon, with an arm bouquet
of bridesmaids buds.
The presence of Mrs. L. S. Frissell, of
.New York, was the occasion for a lunch
eon party on Thursday, which Wis given
biV S1,. W- TB- Ayer- The In
cluded Mm L. Allen Lewis, Mrs. John
Kdwards. Miss Kathleen Burns, Mrs Ar
thur Minnoit. Miss Hasel Dolph Mrs J
Wesley Ladd. Mrs. . Walter F. Burrell'
Mrs. Hunt Lewis. Mrs. David Lewis and
Mrs. William Warrens.
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In compliment to Miss Alta Smith, a
bride-elect, Mrs. Fred Page gave an In
formal tea Friday afternoon on the gal
lery of her Portland Heights residence
Pouring tea were Mrs. R. Lea Barnes
and Mrs. Herbert Nichols, and among the
girls were Miss Malda Hart, Miss Becky
Bidrile. Miss Cornelia Cook.. Miss Gene
vieve Thompson. Miss Caroline Burnsv
Miss Use Koehler. Miss Leslie Smith.
Miss Margaret Walter. Miss Grace War
ren. Miss F.lizabeth Bryan, of Virginia
Miss Dorothy Morrixon. Miss Hazel
Hoiph, Miss Rhoda Falling and Miss
Maud Bond, of Toronto. Can.
Miss Helen Bunrty and Miss Myrtls En.
ln. of Blnghamton, X. T who attended
school In Washington. D. C. with Miss
Judith Scott, have been the Utters
.MlSSHELfNGoODi:,
guests for the past fortnight. On Wed
nesday Miss Scott, her two guests and
Mrs. Harvey w. Scott sailed for Alaska.
For Mrs. Fender, of Scotland, two
luncheons were given last week, one on
Tuesday by Mrs. J. G. Gauld. and an
other on Friday by Mrs. Wallace Mc
Camant. At the former the guests were
Mrs. 'Wllllam Honeyman, Mrs. W S
Ladd, Mrs. Dyer, wife or Colonel Dyer, of
ancouver Barracks; Mrs. Taylor, also of
m? PolV M- J- P- Mnn. her cousin.
Miss Shively; Mrs, William MacMaster,
Mrs. Rodney Gllsan and Mrs. C. H. Lewis
At Mrs. McCamant s luncheon were Mrs.
wBi Mnt,mery. Mrs. W. S. Ladd. Mrs.
t: MacRa. Mrs. MacMaster and Mrs.
David Lorlng. Mrs. William Honeyman
win give a luncheon on Wednesday for
Mrs. Fender.
A distinguished party from New Tork
who spent Thursday and Friday in Port
land were George W. Perkins, vice
president of the New Tork Life, Mrs.
Perkins. Mrs. E. S. Perkins, Miss Doro
thy and George W. Perkins. Jr. Mr.
Perkins Is a financier of National repute
and an Intimate associate of J. Plerpont
Morgan, whose guest he and his family
are to be on the former's proposed Alaska
trip. Mr. Morgan has chartered a steam
er, which will be entirely remodeled, with
the chef and servants of the Morgan
menage In attendance.
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Mr. and Mrs W. B. Ayer and Mr. and
Mrs. David T. Honeyman leave this
week for a motor trip to the Seattle Ex
position. .
En route on their motor trip from Cali
fornia to the A-Y-P Fair Mr. and Mrs
Francis J. Heney, of San Franelsoo, were
guests Friday and Saturday at the Ho
tel Portland and, as on their former
visit, they were again entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Reed..
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Miss Dorothea Nash Is again enjoying
Paris and studyln music assiduously
with Harold Bauer. At the same pen
sion with Miss Nash are four pupils of
Jean de Reszke's. preparing for operatic
work, two American girls, one Polish and
one Belgian, so the quintet have infor
mal muslcales at all times.
Jack Reed and Harry Reed, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. C. JReed, have returned from
Harvard for the Summer. Harry Reed
Is In his freshman year and Jack Reed
in his sophomore term. Both have been
favorites at college, where Jack Reed
has the distinction of being the edltor-ln-chlef
of the famous Harvard Lam
poon. In addition a number of his clever
stories and verse have appeared in va
rious periodicals.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dom J. Zan are receiv
ing felicitations galore upon the arrival
1'., ,lVbr ,kM' wllQ na bi!a named
Alice Virginia.
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Mrs. John Drew accompanied her hus
band on his Western tour and while here
they were guests at the Hotel Portland.
On Friday afternoon Roderick Macleay
took them motoring. Walter Martin, of
San Francisco,- . son of Mrs. Eleanor
Martin, gave a luncheon at the hotel in
their honor, while a supper was given
ths same evening by John D. Bennett.
who was formerly of Washington, D. C.
Mr. Bennett is a namesake and godson
of the distinguished actor.
After a year and a hair In Europe, Miss
Hazel Weidler and Miss Leslie Weldler
return - this evening. The . trip home
was made via Canada.
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In honor of Miss Alta Smith and her
fiance, Elliott Corbett, Mrs. Helen Ladd
Corbett was the hostess at a dinnerparty
Monday evening of 32 covers, at Mrs.
W. S. Ladd's residence. This was fol
lowed by a theater party and concluded
with a supper at the Hotel Portland grill.
Ethel Barrymore was the theatrical at
traction. Mrs. Corbetfs guests occupy
ing two loges and a long row of seats.
Supper was served at two attractively
appointed tables, one laden with lavender
sweet peas and the other massed with
roses, brilliant American Beauties.
The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Warrens, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ladd
Corbett, Miss Hazel Dolph, Miss Caroline
Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce - Honeyman,
'Miss Use Koehler, Miss Leslie Smith,
Miss Malda Hart. Miss Becky Biddle.
Miss Dorothy Morrison, Miss Elsa Grelle,
Miss Mararet Walter, Miss Josephine
Smith. Miss Freda Grelle, Plowden Stott,
Kurt Koehler. Hawley-Hoffman. Captain
Lansing, U. S. A.. Joseph Bradley, Ken
neth Beebe, Irving Webster, ; Raymond
Wilcox, . Charles Holbrook, Maxwell
Wood, Harold Wells and C. H. Davis, Jr.
Mr. . and Mrs. Walter Cook, of Trvmg
ton, and Walter B. Moore are In Sea'tUe,
where, they will remain until Tuesday.
Upon their return they will leave with
Ralph Hoyt for a motor trip to San Fran
cisco, going by easy stages, -and varying
the tedium of the trip by fishing and
hunting. . ,
As Is the custom In Germany, Miss Bertl
'Baar frequently entertains Informally at a
kaflTe klatch, asking in several girls at the
regular tea hour. On Monday of last
week Miss Baar . entertained - Mtss Use
Koehler, Miss Nan Robertson, Miss Mar
Jorie Hoffman, Miss Alta Smith. Miss
Hazel Dolph, Miss Grace Warren, Miss
Leslie Smith, Miss Milla Wesslnger, Mrs.
Marion Dolph and Mrs. Y. Numano. the
pretty and petite wife of the Japanese
Consul at Portland.
Mason Erhman, son of Mr. .and Mrs.
Edward Erhman, has returned from Yale!
where he-has had the distinction of being
stroke on his sophomore class crew.
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Mr. and Mrs. . Carroll . Hurlburt, Miss
Frances Wilson. Miss Josephine. Smith
and Carroll Hurlburt comprise a house
party at the latter's ranch at Hood River.
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Mrs. H. D. "Green has taken apart
ments at Alexandra Court.
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The pleasant trip to Mount Hood
brought out a number of motor parties
last Saturday and Sunday, and several
Portlanders spent the week-end at Rhodo
dendron and Government Camp, among
them being Mr. and Airs. C. F. Swlgert
Miss Gladys Felt. Mr. and Mrs W J
Burns, and the Misses Burns, Mr. "and
Mrs. Oskar Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Breyroan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raley
Maurice Dooley had in his car Henry
Mears, Lewis A. McArthur, Arthur Mears
And the F. I. Fullers. With Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Shevlin. who . made the
round trip on Sunday, were Mr. - and
Mrs. Guy W. Talbot.
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Lawrence Selltng. who was appointed
interne at Johns Hopkins Hospital a year
Mrs. Peter Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. David C.
Lewis will take Mrs. Sherman Hall,
and with Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Lewis will
be Thomas Scott Brooke and Andrew
Kerr.
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Mrs. Tannyhlll. a daughter of Bishop
Cranston, of Baltimore, Is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Frank Warren, Jr., Miss
Grace Warren entertained at the Golf
Club on Saturday of last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Warren entertained at dinner at the
Golf Chib- for Mrs. Tannyhill asking Dr.
and Mrs. Herbert Nichols. Mr. and Mrs.
William MacMaster. Major and Mrs.
James Canby, Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Tal
bot. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shevlin, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd and E. C. Mears.
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Miss Marie Claussenlus. of 351 Thir
teenth street, left on Friday evening for
Chicago, where she intends taking the
Summer course at the university. Miss
Claussenlus expects to be absent tor the
next two months.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Tucker and their
children have left for Gearhart Park,
where they have taken the Peter Kerr
cottage.
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William Vanderbllt Dolph, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus- A. Dolph, arrived on
Wednesday from Williams.
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Miss Lisa-. Wood and her guest. Miss
Marjorie Barrows, are spending a few
days at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. S. Wood's
ranch in Eastern Oregon.
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Dr. and Mrs. L. 8. Frissell. of New
York: Mrs. J. B. Montgomery. Mrs. Wal
ter F. Burrell and Miss Mary Mont
gomery have returned from a several
days' motor trip to Seattle.
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For the opening night or Ethel Barry
more In "Lady Frederick" were a num
ber of theater parties. In addition to the
large one given by Mrs. Helen Ladd
Corbett, -Roderick Macleay entertained
with a lose party followed by a supper
at the grill. His guests were Mr. and
Mrs. L. Allen Lewis. .Mr. and Mrs. John
C. Ainsworth, Miss Frances Wilson, Miss
Kathleen Burns and Douglas Grant, of
San Francisco.
Thomas Scott Brooke gave a box
party, preceded by a dinner at the
Portland Hotel, which included Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Llnthlcum, Mr. and Mrs Gor
don Voorhles, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Draper, of Charlotte.. S. C. : Mr. and Mrs.
David T. Honeyman and Mrs. John Ed
wards, of Hay Creek.
Another party included Mr. and Mrs
Edward Erhman. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
StV.ir- Mr- and Mrs. Gustave Simon.
Phillip Lowengart, Samuel Lowengart
and Mason Erhman. '
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On Saturday or last week Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Koehler gave a dinner at the
Goir Club, asking the following 18 guest
who went out early In the afternoon for
golf: Mr and Mrs. W. B. Ayer, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Allen Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. S B
Llnthlcum, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr'.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goode. Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Kerr, Mrs. John Mallory. "of
New York, and Douglas Grant, or San
Francisco.
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A,1""";' 5" P"' D,ckson Planned -a tea at
lHetHbart"Curtis on Frday. but .the in
vitations were recalled at the last min
ute owing to the serious HIness of Mrs
Dickson's brother. .
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An informal tea was given last Satur
day afternoon by the board of the Wom
Exchange at its new quarters In
the old Falling home on Fifth, between
Taylor and Yamhill streets. whh has
"modeled and made into
teas pIace fr luncheons and
C. W. Morden has . returned for the
Summer from his third vear T E!
Worcester Polytechnic InstUu"
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Major and Mrs. James Canby and chil
dren are spending a week at Hood River
Miss Jeanette Thomas, the daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs.; Warren E. Thomas d
Court for the Summer. Alexandra
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Judge and Mrs. W. D ir0r,
visitor, at the A.-Y.--pD" raTr".
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The Motor Club, with 75 memh.-. v
recently installed itself oth a- 1"
River in a house-boat wSfch J?a,nJy
esquely located On : Friday .vinl u "
and Mrs. Frank DcIeVei2Mr
with a dinner party. Ms kTotphe WoU
ave a luncheon on Wednesday of llZ
covers followed by bridge nr Lflt
A. K Mackay, Mr and M. wnilam "an
Kele-'van't Van ehuy W JS Ml"
Helen Van Schuyver entertained Sunday
some out-of-town guests, and on Friday
ntrr payMr"- X" X" Llpm
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H?rV,.,T,tiOCk 'nd hte ahter. Mrs.
Hertzman, have gone with the members
S.rra Club, of California, "
trip to the Yosemite.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooklngham Pres
cott Cooklngham and Mis, Bertl Baar
Seattle"00" fr a thFe eek8' vlslt Jn
Mw"T,d MrS" PUy W' Talbot, Mrs. W.
M. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs Chariot
Walters of Salem, the latter receTy
from the East, are spending the week
end and Fourth at Gearhart Park Hotel.
TMr8"J'"i G- Wh'r and chl'ldren and
Miss, Helen Tpal Uff wm
fortnight's .Lav t ;4 -r?r. a
. - wi xv ouy JtiOT!
( near Victoria, B. C. Mr. Wheeler wili
in n thum Into.
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An Interesting tea and . a loan exhibi
tion of textiles was given on Tuesday and
Wednesday br the Arts and Crarts So
ciety, at the Shop of Fine Arts and In
dustries, on Seventh and Salmon streets
Mrs. James Mc I. Wood presided the first
day. which was confined alone to members
and on Wednesday Mrs. David Lorlng
and Miss lone Dunlap poured tea and
Mrs. J. X. Teal. Mrs. Gordon Voorhles
and Mrs. L. H. Tarpley received, assisted
by Miss Caroline Burns. Miss Marjorie
Hoffman. Miss Katherine Woodward, Miss
Maida Hart and Miss Genevieve Thomp
son. . " ...
In the- exhibition were some splendid
specimens of Point' de ' Milan and Milanese
pillow lace loaned by Mrs. H. C. Wilson,
samples of Persian weaving, Perugia
towels and examples of Swedish weaving
of an elaborate and brilliant conventional
design, which were loaned by Mrs. C. E.
S. Wood. German towels and linen
woven by Miss M. H. Large at Kiemark
(Austria-Hungary) elicited praise, as dtd
her Hungarian double weaving shown in
a runner and dollea. Rag rugs, the handi
work of the Mothers' Club of the Peo
ple's Institute, were also shown. In the
Luly
Sale
Our Regular Annual July
CLEARANCE SALE
Begins Tuesday Morning, July
6. A11N ew, Seasonable Goods.
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NOTE In order to make the opening
day of our sale of more than passing
interest we will present each lady with
her choice of handsome china piece, with
calendar, or sheet music absolutely free,
whether you purchase or not. Pleaae
ask for it. Come early Tuesday mornin".
McALLEN-
McDONNELL
POPULAR-PRICED DRY GOODS STORE
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STS.
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BATHING SUITS
OUR STORE WILL
BE CLOSED MONDAY JULY 5
ASK FOR SOUVENIR
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collection loaned by Mrs. Harriet K. Mc
Arthur was a beautifully embroidered
kerchief which belonged to Mrs. W. H.
Effinger's mother, and which had been
among her wedding trousseau nearly 90
years ago In Mississippi.
Russian linen and hand-made lace were
loaned by Mrs. Richard Koehler, as was
a tea cloth made In Germany of fillet
squares which were tied to the pattern
artfjolomefo Co
QoUibiu 1879
3S1 W&sMimgtoira Storeel
Opposite Graiadl Tlhe&tteir
Cona&iiaaittioini of
Sale
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Better Class off
smd Misses' ;
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"THE HOUSE OF TONE'
392 astington Street
AlkeraftJoim Hands
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ROSHTON'S I
Buchanan Bldo, Wash. St, Bet 4th & 5th 1 1
Preparatory to mov
ing into handsome
new quarters at 400
Washington Street,
Corner 10th, on or
about July 20 offer
Garment
A Quarter Off
Half Price or
Even Less
Lowest kind of Re
moval Sale Prices on
every one of our
beautiful exclusively
designed Silk Dresses
and Waists, Silk
Petticoats, Cloth
Skirts, and Summer
Dresses, including
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ALL LINGERIE DRESSES Va. OFF
SS nS SrCSS" i27 $32-00' Dresses ?24.00
$25.00 Dresses $18.75 Other values up to $68.00.
ALL LINEN SUITS Va, OFF
$12.00 Suits.
$16.00 Suits
: $9.00
$12.00
$18.00 Suits ...?13.50
Values up to $32.00.
ALL CLOTH SUITS HALF PRICE
$16.50 Suits.
$24.00 Suits.
. . $8.25 $28.00 Suits..... .;...$i4.oo
.$12.00 Values up to $90.00.
AND FLORAL DESIGNS
CLARKE BROS., FLORISTS
287 Morrison St. 1
R. F. PRESC0TT & CO
ENGRAVING.
WKDDI.VG ANNOUSICEMEXTS, CALI
I.Vti CARDS. ETC.
271 1-2 Morrison Street
Portland Oreroa
?Ualiv pr,A'?. on ta"ored suits for
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