THE StJXDAY OKEGOXIAX, FOR1XAXD. DECEMBER 18, 1910.
ESTABLISHED 1868
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INTO tha midst of (hopping, with In
spirations for Christmas to right and
left, plunge the too." not so en
grossed, however, that a few hoars may
not now and then ha spared for teas and
tha appropriate sewing bee which has
Keen popular wtth tha approach of tha
Ynletlde. Few large affairs were give
last week and thera are few acheduled
for this week. Tha debut of UIm Jean
Mackenzie promises to be not only the
moil brilliant event of this week but
also of many to come. Tha Ptms Club
entertainment at tha Ileitis; Theater to
morrow evening la another function of
particular Interest and a number of lose
and box parties are planned which will
be followed by suppers at the fashion
able grills of the city. The 'Press Club
Itself will entertain with a banquet at
the Portland Hotel after the show.
The feature of special note In tha pro
gramme of social activities but week
were the dinner-dance given by Mr. and
Mr. William MasUaster for Mts Mac
kenzie, the Informal hop at the Vancou
ver Barracks. Mrs. Byron Randolph
Nirholaa' t,-a yesterday, and tha after
noon Tuesday when Madam von Bo ton.
Miss Tl.a von Bolton and Mlsa Edith
Nivnoten entertained With the third of
their "sewing teas."
One fact particularly noticeable now-a-da
Is the Influx of folk, who have been
Journeying about the globe for months,
that Ihry may pass tha holidays at home
In Portland.
ltu.ee scarlet potnsettaa and also
palms mere the decorations of ballroom,
banquet-hall and card parlors last Fri
day at the Masonic Cathedral at Loeni
dale and Morrison streets, when tha
CcoctUa Bite Masons entertained with
the second of their successful and de
lightful "at homes-"" As usual the win
ners at cards were presented with
gifts, and at this affair tha auccessfu
contestants were Mrs. John Oreene and
Dr. 1- M. Darts. The patronesses for
the party were:
Mrs. K. -V. Heals. Mrs. M. I". BanReld.
Mrs. J. McLelland. Mrs. George Staple
ton. Mrs. Philip .Neu. Mrs. X. I". Car
penter. Mra . A. Ileppner. Mrs. II. I.
Keener. ilr. Charles E. Kunyon. Mrs.
Walter J. Ilolman. Mrs. J. T. CDonnell.
Mrs. J. J. Reed. Mrs. Frank Watklns,
Mrs. 11. E. Wood.
Among the gueste were: 1L L. nt
tork. Mrs. Kta liertsman. Dr. and Mrs.
;. C. Newcastle. Dr. and Mrs. J. K.
lxw-ke. Mr. and Mr. McKlnley Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Bunyoo. Dr.
and Mrs. Homer 1. K-nny. Mr. and
Mrs. O'ont K Cellars. Mr. and Mrs. N.
C. Carpenter. Mr. and Mm. A. A. Bai
ler. Mr. anH Mrs. M. C. Raofleld. Mr.
and Mrs. William Krelburr. Mr. and
Mr. ". Miiutnarr. Mlaa Helen
Minslncrr. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Turley. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. llofmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Merman L- Carlson. Mr.
and tin. 11. I. I'almer. Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Callam, Mr. and Mrs. refer Mob
k'rk. Mix L. K. Ilobklrk. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter J. Ilolman. Mr. and Mrs.
'harles K. Fields. Mts Willow May
Field. Miss Xasel J. Field. Mr. and
Mrs. K. I". Kntcht. Mrs. B. 1. HMmes.
c-f Oakland. CaL: Mr. and Mrs. I. L..
I'ovey. Mint Vlda fovey. Mr. and Mrs.
7L bwett. Mr. and Mm. Klwood Wilds.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Cannon. Mlos Can
non. Mr. a n1 Mrs. J. O. Nichols. Mr. and
Mrs. A. II. Maegly. Miss Esther Maeg
I. Dr. and Mts. L. M. l-avln. Mr. and
Mrs. C F. Peek. Mr. and Mrs. F. F.
Jancke. Mr. and Mrs. W. C feaerlet.
Mr. and Mrs. l U Fraley. Mr. and Mrs.
A Eastman. Mr. and Mrs. H. May.
Mlsa Fannie M.ty. Mr. and Mrm. K. F.
Kike. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Blaeslng. Mr.
and Mr. K. V. Uttlefleld. Mr. and Mm.
I hi.lp Neu. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bead.
An inspection of our stock will reveal
(trpdt mnltiriides nf snlendid ifts: such
as will be a lasting remembrance for their
beauty, style and quality. A few days remain
to make your selections, and we would advise
early morning shopping, as you would then
avoid the crowds and receive proper attention.
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SUGGESTIONS
Coral Rings VeryThin Watches Diamond Rings Sheffield Trays Meat Platters
Seal Rings Mayonnaise Sets La Vallieres Medallions Oyster Forks
Napkin Rings Traveling Clocks Military Brushes Pearl Beauty Pins Casseroles
N Umbrellas Vanity Cases Fountain Pens Gold Match Boxes Liqueur Sets
Watch Chains Cigar Cutters Link Buttons Soap Boxes Comports
Cut Glass Vases Gold Lockets Mesh Bags Water Pitchers Opera Glasses
Shopping Bags Lorgnettes Scarf Pins - Emblem Charms Binoculars
Jewel Boxes Locket Watches Field Glasses Gold Fobs Card Trays
Mantel Clocks Scup Ladles Carving Sets Neck Chains Bread Trays
5-Pc. Tea Sets Colognes Butter Spreads Amethyst Pins Gravy Boats
Vegetable Dishes Picture Frames Tea Strainers Berry Spoons Hair Brushes
Hand Mirrors Candlesticks lTPc. Coffee Setsj Coffee Spoons Puff Boxes
Pearl Brooches y i . Rookwood Pottery
283-285 WASHINGTON ST, BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH
Diamond Importers Silversmiths Manufacturing Jewelers
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
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"J Mr and Mrs. John . oreene. Mr. ana
I Mre. II. J. Beck with. Mr. and Mrs.
I Blchard Martin. Mr. and Mra. Peter
I Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. L A. Beals. Miss
Nancy Heals. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram K.
Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Watkina,
Mr. and Mrs. U C. McCMntock. Mr. and
Mra J. V. Mclonald. Mr. and Mra. W.
T. Jaeobeen. Mr. and Mra. W. J. Haw.
kins. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ball In. Mr.
and Mr. W. D. Jellson. Mta Harriet
Jeli.nn. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. 1- U Gilbert. Mr. and Mra, J.
Annand. Mrs. Mary Bishop. Mra. J. O.
Klrod. Miss Fleishman. Dr. Herbert He
gele. Miss I.uclle shilling. Miss Blanche
riweason. W. W. Work. Mlsa B. M.
Wltech. Mlsa Gertrude Ieser. I L.
Krause. C. S. Fletcher. C M. Whltcomb.
MJsa Matueda McUlashan, Kalph D.
Roblnn. M. Armstrong. Dr. I. O. Mac
kle. Miss M. Cramer. Miss C Cramer.
O. H. Cramer. W. 1L gtorey. Miss
Ielta Watson. Mls Agnes Burch. . P.
Kllbuurne. Miss Olive Knowlton. Mls
Anna Hagner. Phlllo Neu. Jr- Miss A.
Buckenmeler. Kmll Klesell. Otto J.
Kraemer. Mrs. Frederic Harlow.
Henry M. Bush. Mlsx Teresa Schwarx
beck. Miss Buth Hal I In. Charlotte Bal
lln. Lyle F. Brown. Miss tsybll Brown,
Mra. Irene M. Ifunder. Arthur C
MorTatt. Allen M. Brown. P. B. Scully.
K. F.. Williams. Dr. Kmll M. Knna. B.
H. Moore. Hubert A. Miller. W. I.
Cooper. A. W. Neu. W. O. Barnes. J. H.
McKenxle and It. Fred Glllet.
Probably the largest affair of the week
was the reception and tea given by Mrs.
Byron Randolph Nicholas1 tMlsa Nancy
Voorhlea J eaterduy afternoon In honor
of Mrs. William Alfred Mum ton. recent
ly from Islington. Ky., and Mrs. Allen
Ureer. of tne llarrarks. M'.stresau-s of the
samovars were Mrs. Gordon Voorhic.
Mrs. Darld Phlndler. Mr Francis T.
Halllnan and Mrm. Lloyd Wentworth. At
the punch bowl were Mrm. Donald R.
Munro and Mlsa G-nevleve Thompson.
Others assisting Mrs. Nicholas were
MVS Elisabeth Sears. 1Im Ruth Small.
Miss !.ucl rarker. Miss Henrietta Kllot
and Miss Camttle Doech.
Christmas decorations of holly and Ore
gon grape, with crimson carnations, made
tha receiving and tea room particularly
attractive.
The guests who called between 3 and (
o'clock were: Mra. Gordon Voorhles, Mrs.
William Blddie. Mra G. E. Brucre, Mrs.
Donald Munro, Mrs. Fred Strong. Mra.
Kobert Strong. Mrs, Fielding Kelly. Mrs.
Walter Burrell. Mra. J. C. Alnsworth.
Mra O'-orge Wentworth. Mra Lloyd
Wentwerth. Mrs. Charles E. Sltton. Mra.
David Uorlng. Mrs. Frank Chamberlain.
Mrs. Jame Emert Laldiaw. Mrs. R. P.
Chlpman. Mrs. Seth Ce-tlln, the Misew
Catlln. Mrs. J. N. Teal. Mra. M. K. Teal,
Miss Clara Teat Mrs. R. J. Marsh. Mrs.
Francis Ilolman. Mrs. Maxwell Houser.
Mrs. Benjamin Trrnckman. Mrs. Allan
Smith. Mlea Camllle Dosch, Mws Lillian
tvwen. Mr. John Claire Monteith. MIm
Kllxabeth Sawyer. Mrs. Wiley. Mra P. J.
Wiley. Mr Herry Scott. Mlie ITances
Batchelor. Mrs. Hoamer Arnold. Mis Kl
i. Ai.nh Mrs. Ralph Wilbur. Miss
Kate Arnold, Mr. Frank Riley, Mra. W. i
II. Mathewson. the Misses Nichols. Mlsa
Kllxabeth Parker, Miss I.u.lle Psrker.
Miss IjiIIc Hall. Mine Elisabeth Sears,
Mi Henrietta KHot. Sin T. I Bliot.
Mies Genevieve Thompson. Mrs. B. C.
Ball. Mrs. Frank Qolber. Mr. Howard
Hankln. the Misses Halllnan. Mr. Hnlll
nan. Mrs. Herbert Nichols, Mm Charlea
Gnuld. Mm. Anderson. Mrs. tille. Miss
Eleanor Ulle. Mlsa Kate Gile. Mra. Wal
ter i!os, Mr. Frank Kerr. Mrs. David
Shlndler. Mr. A. C. Panton, the Mlssna
Paatt. of Oregon City. Mrs. Henrv Kus
seirTalbott. Mrsi Blddle Wells, Mr. C.
E. Wolverton, Mrs. Grtaword, Mrs. Curtis
Strong. Mrs. D. P. Thompson, Mr. E. L.
Thompson. Mr. 11. H. Northup. Mr.
Harry Northup. Mrs. Jneeph Bradley,
Mm Iroy Parker, Mrs. William MrRae.
Mr. Norman Pease, Mr. Lansing Stout,
the Mlsae Gray, Mrs. Robert Hall, Mrs.
Jamea Dunlap, Mra. Del Stuart, Mrs.
Ramsey. Mrs. Ralph Harm. Mr. Ray
Croa. Mr. J. C. Sanfortf. Mis Kat Fail
ing and the Misses Moulton.
The photograph of Mra Byrhn Randolph
Nicholas, which appear on today's page.
Is taken in a wonderful gown worn more
than a hundred years ago by the great
great aunt of Mra. Nicholas, Mr. Ellsa
Woodward, of Lexington, Ky. It la of
a heavy old-time silk, hand embroidered
with clustera of tiny rosebuds and trim
med with beautiful yellow allk fringe.
so
Mra, Frank Hart will pass Christmas
In the East th! Winter with her daugh
ter. Mlsa 9allte Hart, who Is attending an
Eastern seminary for young women.
Prior to the departure about January 1
of Mr. and Mr. Walter Hall Mathewson
from Portland for Mission, B. C, Mr.
and Mrs. Jame Ernest La id lew are en
tertaining most Informally thi after
noon at tea in their honor. Mission is
about 40 miles southeast of Vancouver.
There Mr. and Mrs. Mathewson expect
to remain for an indefinite period. Many
farewell tea and sewing parties, all
extremely Informal, have been given for
Mra Mathewon In tha last lornight.
Mr. H. H. Northup was hostess ' at
tea last Wednesday at her attractive new
home on Terrace Drive. She entertained
to gueste Informally in honor of Mr.
Northup' slater. Mrs. A. M. Pratt, of
Bryan. Ohio, and ber daughter; Mrs. W.
D. Comer, . of Seattle, who are house
guest of Mr. and Mrsi Northup for a
few daya on the way South for the Win
ter. Assisting Mrs. Northup at tha tea
table, with it centerpiece of pink car
nations and smilax, were Mrs. Harry
Northup ana Mrs. Clarence Gilbert. The
same flowers and greens formed the dec
oration of the receiving room.
' Mrs. R. A. Letter has written from San
Francisco that he may be expected In
Portland this week, after passing several
week In California as the guest of her
parents, as well traveling between
points of Interest, including a trip
through the Grand Canyon.
The announcement that Miss Caro
line Wilson will make her debut early
In January la causing a flurry of in
terest among society folk and already
gowns are being planned for the oc
casion. Among the delightful event of the past
fortnight was the series of "sewing teas.'
the third and last of which was given
Tuesday afternoon. The hostesses were
Madame von Bolton, miss nca, you uo.
ton and Miss Edith Nicholson, who enter
tained at their Marshall-street home, in
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noon those who aslsted at tea were Mrs. .
Robert Hall, Mrs. r . n. Aiuston ana
Mm A. M. Ellsworth. At the second
Mis Ella Hlrch and Mra. J. N. Teal
1 k. ,AO mnA TllMUUV Mrs. J. D.
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Hart an Mr. E. L. Thompson assisted.-
The tsble decorauoris lunuuy wee
Roman hyacinths -and asparagus fern,
while chrysanthemums, carnations and
roses In dell.te shades were distributed
about the rooms. The drawing-room was
particularly charming with fragrant pink
roae buds.
The guest entertained at these "sewing
teas'" were Mm L. II. Tarpley. Mrs. El
liott Habersham. Mr. George D. Schalk,
Mr. H. Holme. Mrs. Charlea Joseph
Schnabel. Mr. R. P. Earhart. Mrs.
George Wlllet. Sim Frank Nau. Mrs.
Frank Vamhiyn., Mrs. Frank Kerr. Mr.
William Wallace. Mrs. J. J. Panton, Mrs.
P. J. Msrquam. Mis Ella Stephens. Mrs.
C C 8mlth. Mrs. Ferdinand Bartels.
Mra. B. Foster, Mrs. W. H. Marshall.
Mrs, C. L Gray. Mrs. Thomas Gray,
Mrs. H. 8. Glle. Mrs. John Peters. Mrs.
I. D. Peters, lira Everett Ames. Mra
n 1 1 . vf r Aim, T Kill. Mra. Ed
win Caswell, Mrs. Russell Sewell. Mra
Charles Curry. Mrs. E. 1 Thompson,
Mrs. Rudolph Prael. Mra. Robert Deck.
. . n i , . rtavlat Mrs. P F Morev.
Mra. Allen. Mra T. W. B. London. Mra.
David Lewi. Mm. Hawley Hoffman.
Mr. Reuben Lurks. Mr. J. C. Rumme
lln. Mr. Ernest Tucker, Mr. J. N. Lev
inson. Mrs. J. D. Honeyman, Mr. J. Rob
inson Mr. Frank Warren, Mra David
Shlndler. Mra. Henry Sargent. Mra. Wal
lace MeCamarrt, Mr. William Jones. Mrs.
Chamberlain. Mr. H. C. Campbell, Miss
Celia Swlgert, Mra. J. W. Hill. Mr. P.
Brlgham. Mr. Henschelwood, Mrs. Will
iam Woodward. Mrs. H. Page. Mrs. Al
blna Page. Mr. Bodlne, Mrs. Barn hard.
Mrs. Marru Simpson. Miss Dorothy Hol
brook. Mr. P. J. Mann, Mra Solomon
Hirsch Mrs. G. E. Bruere, Mrs. H. H.
Northup, Mrs. T. I- Eliot. Mr. . Henry
McCraken, Mrs. George C. Mason, Mrs.
W H Grlndstaff. Mrs. Otis Wight. Mis
Eleanor Glle, Mis Kate Gile, Mr. C. E.
u'.i, Mrs M A. M. Ashlev. Mrs.
H. Blddle. Mrs. Gordon Voorhie. Mr.
Mark Gill. Mr. . noonun, mrx.
Ralph Wilbur. Mr. H. H.- Noble. Mr.
D. A. Walker, Mrs. M. E. Teal, Mis
Clara, Teal, Mrs. Frederick Nltchy. Mr.
C E. Bmi'.h, Mra Walter V. Smith, Mrs.
Anna B. Thompson, Mra D. P. Thomp
son. Mlsa Genevieve Thompson, Mra
Leroy Parker. Mr. Theodore Wygant,
Mis Wygant and Mra A. C. Panton.
rr. c. L. Templeton will Join hi
family In San Francisco for Christmas
and the holidays, returning to Portland
the first Prt of January.
Miss Martha Hoyt, sister ot Mrs. Rob
ert Lewis, returned to Portland Tuesday,
after an absence of 16 months, during
which time Mis Hoyt, accompanied by
jlr Philip E. Johnson, traveled through
out Europe, summering In Swltxerland
and Italy. Mi Hoyt passed the latter.
part of her absence In Paris, sailing
thence for America.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks (Miss Frances
Lewis), who was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. C. H. Lewis, for a fort
night, left the city Tuesday for her
home In New Tom. w un wrs. r air
banks went also another charming
guest of Portland society. Miss Helen
Cheever, of Boston, who was for two
weeks the guest of her sister, Mra G.
S. Whiteside. Several large affairs, in
cluding a tea at the home of Mrs. C. H.
Lewis and a luncheon at which Mrs. L.
Allen Lewis was hostess were given for
Mrs.- Fairbanks and many entertain
ments, mainly informal dinners and
theater parties, had Miss Cheever as
their motif. The departure of both
women is regretted by their social acquaintances.
Mr. snd Mrs. Henry J. BiiMIft arc t
jjjpj STORE
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At all times the style store invariably ex
tends to its patrons all possible courtesy,
and at this time particularly, when Christ
mast gift problems are confronting you. We
place our entire cloak and suit section at your
disposal, where you select anything you wish
for yourself,' or as a gift for mother, sister or daughter,
-and pay nothing down nor make payments before Janu-ary,-1911.
Use your cash for other requisites. Suits,
dresses, costumes, coats, opera capes, fur coats, plush
coats, fur sets and single pieces, waists, skirts, silk petti
coats, cravenettes, slip-ons, millinery, corsets, sweaters,
underwear, hosierj' and shoes; in fact, any article
throughout our entire cloak and suit section is placed at
j'our disposal to choose whatever you may wish without
paying anything down or making your regular pay
ments until January, 1911. . ;
Charge AccoiiMs Solicited
Avail yourself of this opportunity and supply yourself
and your friend with the article desired , for Christmas
during this
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Sale Ends December 24, at 9 P. M.
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The Store Where Your Credit Is Good.