TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, TORTLAXD, FEBRUARY 5, 1911
SOCIAL EVENTS OF PAST WEEK
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for February IS and 21. when Mm
I--r.brt Itnbtr led Mrs. W. C. Mc-
fcrida will b htw9 In her honor.
others who will entertain for her are
Mrs. Oiarlca tttolte and Miss ttayrae
Vest.
Mr. and Mra. Mas Hlrsch. who left
Portland soma time (i. are bow at
tha M. Francis Hotel. tn Kranclsco,
on tijelr t'uur of the Soulnern state.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sellar and faml'y
left the rlty laj.t frtnlht for Callfor
Ma, where they will visit tha beaches.
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Mrs. AiNert Arkerman. formerly MI'S
Kl'.a li:rs-h. la the ruest of her moth
er. Mrs. J. B. Ilirarh. at the ilobart
C!urtl. Mrs. Arkerman. who ha
rr.BOT r!ativa an. I friends In this city,
has rssi.l-d since her marriage, soma
jrears (. In Oakland. Cai.
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Mr. anl Mr". 0rll II. T-auer passed
Die Id I weekend an a-uesta at th
Hotel Moore. Seaside.
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Mis Lucy Weatherred and her
brother. Jmr Itotvert Weatherred. of
Hil oro. raased seeral day last week
la Portland. Mlsa WeatMerred Is a
beautiful yoona: woman of the South
ern Us. and has a la-te circle of
frlcnla here.
F.!far M LaxsrtiSi. the prominent
yojnj arl.ltert and rlut man. returned
last ( to Portland after an aeence
dattn from last April whtrh he has
p-tf-l In Kurop stidtns; the various
bulMlrsT ef Intt-rrst. rince Ms return
to tr.e I'nlted ftstes a month or to
Mr I--ru.s has rl.'ited Lis frmer homo
la the South.
Mrs. Ixula !. Trplry enlrrtatae-l In
form :ly at t' Monday In honor Mrs.
Arthur O. Dunne, a woman of promi
nence In social cirri's of ctt!e. ho
1 In the city visiting- h.-r sister. Mr.
Kicorf Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. rl I Thompson and
Trl!y left the city Wednesday for Pan
Vrancls.-o whence they satird yesterday
V r Honolulu.
Lieutenant Popert Sears, who left tha
Army pt at Vancouver January 11. and
now at tna school of musketry at tha
Tre-t.it-v 1 exp-cted to return about
April li.
Captain and Mr. E lear H. Tulo have
returnd from the Ka.t after a leave of
a'n.-e of two montha and are ae-iln
mt tha Vancouver iiarracka.
M: Marr.iwite Walke. of Fort Wor
drn. Wash., who haa been the g-jest of
Mrs. John Marshall for several weeks at
Vancouver Barracks, left the post to re
turn to her nome last Wednesday.
Ou-ts at the farewell luncheone rH-n
by M'. Flward K. O-rMnger Wednesday
and Thnreday were Mr. Kdmund T.
Mauiz, Mr. Fre.!erl.k Cumpert. lira
I.lnwood Oelette. Mr t!enr W. Aker.
Mra. Charles F. Hartitolomew. Mrs. Ilar-
ly C. tsteven. Jr. Mra. Frederic v.
W eber. Mr Louis Oerllner. Mrs. W. l
Je!llson. Mlsa Jdllson. Mrs. Vera Wol
cott. Mr rrark A. Tal. Mm. Vera
IJ-r.enaeber and Mr f. M Clark.
TT rtay f. table decoration were
of Orefoo irrspe and d.tff'wllls. with rlo
leta to mrk the place of the ueata. and
on Wednesday pink carnations) and lo
rt were ued wlih fern.
Mr Oerltnirer evpeeta to leave within
a week or two for hr former home In
ll!rmr;iam. Ala- lHie nrst In Cali
fornia. Tenneeaee and New Orleana. Be
fore fcer return h will alao go to New
Tork and CMcaao.
riu Wek LoicJla Gucr'.n, Imogens
Jewel. Anaoelt McAllister, Helena Haw
thorne. Katheryn Uunnell. Ciraco Stiller.
Itreir.a Bitts. Irraa Lunilrum, Dana
Jewel. Otto Fruit. Henry Calfe. Jamea
Hlurn. Leer Lrfinston. Harold Kord. Or
land Hoilowell, Harold Duty and Eaxl
Traub.
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A reception vu f;lven by Rev. and
Mr J. Allen l-ea In honor of rrofesor
and Mra. P. TV. II. Frederick and Miss
Summers on Wednesday eveolnr. from
( to 11 o'clock at their res'.deooe. :7 West
1'ark s:re(, Mr. and Mrs H. I. Blae
alns; assisted In rccelvlns;. Othera aa
alstlna wera Mesdamee Gram. Pafler
and Anderron and Ihe M:ea Albln, Gram.
Scbarpf. Iacler, Nesvold and lVaa. Ju
lian lirelinK. a talented violinist, rent
Wd a deUghtfol musical programme
ture of the afternoon waa a talk given
by Mrs. Eva Emery Dya on the Ha
waiian Islands, from which she has re
cently returned. Following Mrs. Dye'a
talk Mrs. Luclle Byerly-Miller -read
some of the poems from her book
"Moods and Memories" which ah haa
recently bad published.
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Members of tho Theta Delta Chi col
lege fraternity have organised an asso
ciation In this city. They will meet
every Monday at noon at the Imperial
Grill for luncheon.
Tho second d'vlslon of the Portland
Shakespeare Club will meet at tha horn
of Mrs. 11. L. Crispin. 2l Wasco street,
tomorrow at S o'clock.
Tha "So Gero 500" Club waa organised
SIv laWea of bridge wera played at
afternoon rtr.ii by Mr Vera J. Wol
eott and Miaa Harriett Jelllson last Fri
day wheo their Hat of guest Included:
Mis Miibl Beck. Mr. Fred I-elnen-wetMor.
Mlsa F.Mteth Sswfri. Mr. Kd
ward K. Gerlinsrr. Mrs. Frank A- Tell.
Miss Mab! Holloway. Mr Hen Gadshv.
Ml-a Kuth Small. Mi Agne Reach.
Mr M Schwarta. Mr C. 11. Roaa. Mr,
tnnk Vanduvn. Ml Uul Fear. Mia
Oarlott lUnfWld. Mra Irene M. Pfun
dr Mr W. Slater. Mis Eva Wrlgley.
Mrs l.'ll'r S?oke. Mr F. I. OoU-hur.
Mr ank I'felow. Mr. B. Trenkman.
Mr M. II. Hutiser. Mr 0cr Over
be.k. Mr Harper Skuse. Mis Oraca
Paul, of Leavenworth, Kan.
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M:sa Kenna Klosterman waa hotea
at luncheon last Wednesday for Ml
iwrothy -U and Mia Janet
Noble, fellow tulip and Oregon grape
formed th table decoration Jllsa
Kloetrrman' guests were M!s Dorothy
N.whall. Miss Janet Nobte. Mis Ruth
Small. Mis Lucille Smith. Ml Mil
dred Orlnd'taff. Mi Dorothy Fffln
ger. Mis Kate Fra.iel. Miss Jean Mar
tin. Mis Gret-hn Klosterman, Mlsa
Ulllan O'Brien and Ml Jean Kerr.
Mr. John '-xnninf entertained tha
Fortlt fl'ib at her home on Marshall
st re-t Friday Atalla and potted planta
ma. her home attractive and after
carde Mr J.Jhn F. Igan. Mr Oeorge
B CeVar and Mr B I- H ir;!r.g con
trtb;:l l na grneral pleasure with
musical number
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Mr. L. S. Dob'e and Ml Helen
Dob! left et Friday for California,
where they will remain several week
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For Mlsa Genevieve KeltV. Mis Hen
rietta Rothschild waa host's at Dutch
whtt last Wednesday. Prtiea wera
won bv Ml Kelly. Mlsa Ruth Posner.
Mis Lisa Goldsmith, and Ml Helen
Dobl. Thoee who aited servln
were Mr. George W'eotworth. Mr S
B. Rich. Mr Louis A. Col ton, Mr
Iteojam'n 8 Earkman and Mr I.
Leaser Cohen.
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Mis Mabla Shea entertained for
M'.i Genevlev Kelly last week. Iler
affair consisted of three tablea of
bridge on Thursday. Pink, tha bridal
color, chosen bv Ml Kel'y. who
wrdjlnc will take place Wedneday.
waa carrtrj out In the decorations of
ribbon and ra'rnatlnr Mlsa Louisa
Gieason won the prti for tha high
score and before tho close of tha after
coon Miss Kelly waa aurprised with
a ahower of plates.
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Mlsa Maud Mastlck and Miss Norma
Grave two recent graduates from tho
Portland Academy leave Portland thia
week for college at Kogene.
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Abotit 79 young persons responded to
tha Invitations of Barge Leonard. Albert
Beekwlth and Robert Hlrk to an In
formal dancing rarty lest Friday even
ing at tha Irvlrgton Club.
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Mr. Ils-rry Merer will be "at home"
at hr Portland Height residence on
Summit Drive today In honor of hr
nlec from San Francisco. Miaa Claudia
Pchraff. who will na the month of Feb
ruary with Mr Meyer.,
I7VEVTS OF TIIK WIXK.
Mr Odin Harold Benedict gavw
luncheon at her apartments In tha
South iramtlon, Tueaday. January It.
Red and green formed tha color plan
of tha room, with tha glow of candle
light adding to tha effect. Cover
wera laid for ala gueat
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M?sa DorotT Roode waa horea Fri
day even eg at her home, srf Eas Davie
street, when tha 1914 and l's" graduating
classes from ta Failing School met for
unique "child a" party. The boy and
gTrle dressed appropriately and carried
doi:s and toy. Tho" present were:
iswotby Rooda, Ajloe Letubka, Margue-
CLATSKANTE COUPLE CELEBRATE THEIE GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY.
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CLATPKANTE. Or Feb. i. (Special.) Mr. and Mr Myron I- Dean
celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday. Mr. Dean I
(S and bis wife waa 70 years old a few days ago. Both are In good
health.
Myron L. Dean was married February S, 1S61. to Matilda, second
child of Philip Mllll at Hubbardaton. Mich, They began-thelr married
life on a farm: later tbey moved to Gratiot County and then to Clinton
County. Mr. Dean Joined the Third Michigan Infantry Volunteers and
went to the front, leaving the young- wife with a small baby to look
after the farm.
After the war Mr. Dean bought a farm In Montcalm County. Mich.,
which he still own Thirty-two years later they came to Oregon,
spending; a few montha at Houlton: then settling In Clatskanle. where
they have a confectionery store. Mr. Dean has been agent for The Ore
gon Ian here for two year
Of the sis children four girls and two boys born to Mr. and
Mr Dean, only one. Mr 1L C Johnson, of Yorktown, Is living.
during the evening snd Ml Bohnaen ac
co m j -a r. led him.
A reception and dance waa given Fri
day night by Chrlstrnsen's dancing
school, when a delightful fancy dance
programme sua the feature of the en
tertainment. The programme waa as
follows:
1. Sailors' hornpipe Vsjorle Oardner,
Xur aiallh. Victor Chrtslsnse Jams
a..ng.
t, Spaelsh group danre Irma Hart. Doro
thy UoidsmlUi. tUls Keldnuao, Carolyn SI
noa. . Tbs I'lalnt of the Little Bisque Doll"
Joee Mil.un Qiilnn.
4. Higbiana fling Mart Watson, Mary
mlth.
4 violla ecl.. "Mouvnlr d Bade" (Lea
eru) Victor I'hrlateneen
. Sylvia ballet Locils tvy. Edith Ot
teoblmer. Marion Hlchel. Mane V. si son.
?. Iutch sung and aancs) Joe atadelon
Qulaa. ftalih Haflwr.
(. Orannma'e minoet. 1tee1ttlea and
Dance' Miriam KhemanskL
5 Krkovk. polisn court dance Adfi
eno ativr-nanagl. Dorothy Kara. Florsnce
HriK-b. VIV'ss Wailrr. Jotnn ltoaenlass.
Mailn FrtedenthaL William MBrl'ls. Jame
King. Ilfrtreia Levy. Kusssll Kauff maA,
Victor Cartetsn-e,
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Mr William Bohlander waa hostess
at a luncheon on Wednesday, enter
taining aa her guests tha members of
her KsnslngU.n Club. Tha Invitational
list Included Mr Kugene Ferguson,
Mrs A. Tiffany. Mr Maude Bring
Mr M, I'.ebde. Mr K. i'- Kellogg.
Mr J. Ilerschler. Mr Loutrlch. Mr
C D. Elder. Mrs. Fuller. Mr Edward
Bergh and Mr E. William
at tho home of Mrs. Gcorjre Feathers
Wednesday afternoon, and (lie (mowing
officers were elected: President, Mr S.
8. McFad'ln, and SforetHr'. Mrs. Fea
ther Til member are Mesdamea
Crew, Fuller, Grenfell. Feathers. Jack
son, McFadden. Shclton, Burkhardt, Tur
pin. Lauscher and Troy. Tha next meeting
of the club will be with Mrs. Fuller, 411
East Alder street, February lu
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The beautiful home of Captain and
Mr A. E Cann In Irvlncton was the
scene of a delightful gathering last Tues
day evening In honor of the 21st birth
day of their son A. E. Cann, Jr. Blue
and gold waa the color scheme and carda
and music furnished the entertainment.
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Mlsa Marie A. 8. Soule entertained a
number of friend Wednesday evening
at her atudlo on Thirteenth atreeL A
programme of musical number filled the
fore part of the evening after which
cards were enjoyed. Among the guests
were: Professor and Mrs. E. D. Curtis,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Clarke. Dr. and Mr.
Byron Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Swan
ton, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Weber. Mr. and
Mr. Howard Soule. Mlsa Winifred Hays
and Miss Sada Brown.
Ml Marjort Caufleld was hostess
Saturday evening. January It. at her
Oregon City home In honor of th
A pleasant surprise was given at
the borne of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Toung,
110 Willamette boulevard. Saturday
night In honor of Mrs. Young's birth
day. The evening was passed at games
and dancing, after which supper waa
served. Those who were present were
Mr. and Mr J. Crleger, Mr. and Mrs.
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a 1 son, Mr. and Mrs. Jame Mr. and Mrs.
Thursday Evening Bridge Club and
the "Gypale. The house decoration i
consisted of Oregon grape and red car-
nation The guesta were Mr C. D.
Latourette. Mr F. W. Clark, Mr. L. E.
Jone Mr E. M Rand Mrs. T. :
Mooney. Mr M. D. Latourette. Mlsa
Fannl Porter. Miss Kate Porter, Mlsa
C. barclay Pratt. Mlsa Helen Dal'on. j
Miss Bess Dalton. Mlsa Heacock. Mrs. I
Viola Godfrey. Ml Jewels Matley, Mr I
J. N. Wlsner. Mr U A. Norrl Miss 1
Hoss Kelly. Miss Amy Pollack. Miss
Nell Caufleld. Mlsa Veda William. Mr
Beatte. Mn. David Caufleld and Mis
Kthel Cau.leld.
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The Women of the Maccabees of tha
World held a Joint Installation of offl- 1
cers at their hall In the Selllng-Hlrsch
building January Xi. Officer for the
year of 111 were Installed for the fol
lowing hives: Portland Hive. No. 7;
Golden Rule. No. 17: Queen Elizabeth, i
No. S4; Pearl Hive. No. 4S: Laurelwooo.
No. H. After th Installation Professor
Gieason played aeveral selections on
the piano. The retiring commanders of
hives Ns. 17, Si and 5 were presented
with gold past commander p'ns la
recognition of their faithful service
Mr Porgla Informed them that the
order had made a net gain of fTOQl
during the year 1)10.
Mr Mary K- Byerly-Miller enter
tained Informally at her home. M East
Taylor street. Friday afternoon, Janu
ary ST, for her sister. Mr Luclie Byerly
Miller of Omaha- The Interesting fea-
Advertlsement.
You Can Feel
Your Eczema Heal
Black. Mr. and Mra. Evans, Mr. and
Mr Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ford.
Mr. and Mr Charlea Wlnfleld. Mis
Hall. Mis McCullough, Clair English,
Ml Vivian Qulgley. Morrla Crleger,
William Shultx, Clifford Xelaon. Mlsa
Florence Qulgley, Mlsa Helen Crleger.
Miss Dora Crleger. Mlsa Julia Crleger.
Mlsa Vernette Arnold. Ernest Hudson.
Mr Joseph McDevItt was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon of a linen shower
given at ber home for Mlsa Margaret
Madigan. whose wedding to John Lien
enwebcr will be a February event.
Guests present were: Miss Madigan,
Miss Catherine Foley, Miss Anna Ford,
Miss Katharine Ford. Miss Clara Gal
llgar, Mlsa Margaret Oalllirar, Miss
Mame Ford. Miss Clara Wernicke. Miss
Soohlm A. Wilson. Mis Lollle Madigan.
FRECKLES GONE
"Simple Remedy from 3 Removed
Them," Saya Society Lady.
"The best skin specialists told ma
that nothing would remove my freckles
and that I -would carry them to my
grave." said a well-known aoclety
woman, "but I fooled them all with a
new drug, othlne double strength, that
I bought at Woodiird, Clarke & Co..
which clenred my skin and gave me a
fine complexion."
The action of othlne Is really re
markable, for when anplled at nlghL
many of the freckles disappear entire
ly by morning, and the rest have be
gun to fad. An ounce Vh usually all
that Is needed, even for the worst case.
Be sure to ask Woodard, Clarke &
Co. for the double strength othlne, as
this Is sold under a guarantee of
I money back If it falls to remove the
' freckle
From the American Drug Reporter.)
"Ecxema on the head and scalp Is
common occurrence of a moat common
disease, and It la to be regretted that
mot remedies for ecsema which pro
duce cure when other parts of the
body are affected fail to give good re
ulta when nsed for ecsema on tha
head.
"The new drug qulntone Is different
from other eczema curea offered to the
public, for It provea an excellent rem
edy for all forms of salt rheum, tetter,
ringworm, psortasla and almllar akin
disease and purchaser report that
they can feel It heaL'
"As ecsema on the acalp causes an
noying Itching, dandruff and falling
hair, the sales of qulntone are rapidly
Increasing and It la probably the moat
popular 'home treatment' known. All
that la necessary Is to dissolve two
ounces of qulntone In a half pint of bot
water and let It cool. For ecsema on
the head rub qulntone lotion well Into
the scalp with tbe finger tips. For
eczema elsewhere a cloth saturated with
qulotooe lotion la applied for a half
hour twice a day to the affected sur
face. Qulntone stops th Itching at
once
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Hotel Moore
SEASIDE. OR,
Open All Tear. Hot Salt Bath In Hotel.
Special Rate by Month,
DA J. HOORis PROPRIETOR.
The
Greater
Olds, Wortman &, King
OO
ore
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In the Grocery Department. Fourth Floor, we offer many attrac
tive bargains in fine food stuffs to visitors of the Fair. Many
special attractions will be introduced at the various booths all
durinfilhe week. And the lessons in Cookery by Miss Tracy
will be especially interesting Come every day All Welcome!
FreeCooKigi8cQQ
Tomorrow at 3 P. M.
Lecture by Miss Tracy
Attendance increases at the cooking
school. This weeR's lessons will be
especially interesting. Classes Monday
and Thursday at 3 P. M. Tuesday and
Friday at lO A. M. Tomorrow's Menu
Fig E-claire and filling Caramel Cus
tards Tea. Every woman invited.
Free Passes to the
Union Meat Cos
New PacRing Plant
The Union Meat Co. will issue free
passes to all who wish to visit their
new PacRing Plant AsK for one at
booth, Fourth Floor, Food Fair. TaKe
advantage of this opportunity. A great
plant of this Kind is well worth going
to see. PASSES FREE at their Booth
Special Sale of Hunt's and Monopole Canned Goods
PEACHES Hunt
tomorrow
Hunt's Supreme, special Oft
$3.30 a dozen; single can -'
APRICOTS Hunt 's Supreme, special O
tomorrow. 3.30 dozen, or single can
PEAS Monopole Dimple, special to- 1
morrow, $1.03 a dozen, or single tins -
TOMATOES Hunt's solid pack, spe- OCt
cial at $1-40 a dozen, or 2 cans for
OLIVE OIL Crosse & Blackwell's, 7ic
specially priced at, the bottle, only
FLOUR 0. "W. K. Brand, special g 1 AQ
price tomorrow, the sack, only vars
BREAD LESSONS at Electric Booth Tuesday,
at 2 o'clock P. M. Take advantage of this.
PEACHES Hunt's Staple, special OQc
tomorrow $2.20 a dozen, or single can
APRICOTS Hunt's Staple, special
tomorrow at $2.20 dozen, or singte can
20c
PINEAPPLES Hunt's Staple, spc'l 9f)c
tomorrow $2.20 dozen, or single can stsVJV
CATSUP Faust's Tomato, regular Oflc
25c bottle, special price for tomorrow v
50c
75c
LARD 10-pound pail, specially dl AL
priced for tomorrow's sale, only Pi,"w'
LARD Best open kettle, 3-pound
pail, special for tomorrow at only
LARD Best open kettle, 5-pound
pail, specially priced tomorrow only
PEACHES Monopole Brand, special
tomorrow $2.75 dozen, or single tin
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PINEAPPLES Monopole Brand, to
morrow at $2.75 dozen, or single can
CORN Fancy Maine, special tomor
row at $1.35 a dozen, or 2 tins for
OLIVES Stuffed, specially priced
during the Food Fair at 3 bottles for
CORNSTARCH Very special tomor
row at the low price of 5 pkgs. for
RICE Best Head, specially priced
for tomorrow at 3Va pounds for only
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
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Miss E. GalliBar. Miss Marparet Ford,
Miss Marsraret La Spronce. Mlsa Cath
erine Madlsan. Miss Elisabeth Drlscoll.
Mrs. Uoorge Ford. Mra. Jamei Foley
and Mra. Louis Hodler.
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The retnilar meeting of tha Tortland
Froebel Association was held Friday at
tha Elliabeth K. Mathews school at
Lucretla Court. Reporta were made by
tha Loan Fund Committee, and a read
Ins; waa a-Wen by Miaa Frank Towslea.
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A charralna; birthday party waa Riven
by Master Gordon Soule, at the home
of Marie Soule. !BS 13th street. Thurs
day afternoon. The color scheme,
brlrht red and white. waa carried
throughout and the favora were red
hearts filled with bon-bons. Mualc and
pamee were played. Tha winner of the
prise waa Charles Dundore. The young
boat ia a musician and he delighted
his Kuesta with piano numbers. The
affair concluded with a succession of
flash-llrht photos. The quests were:
Ixulse Pickens. Louise Ingman. Inl
fred Chambean. Luclie Uullon. Miriam
Hlllon. Pearl Llebo. Douglaa Hinson.
Charles Dundore. William and Harold
fcoule.
COMING EVENTS.
The Dnusrhtera of the Confederacy
will meet at the home of Mrs. Silvia
W McGulre. at Fourteenth and Taylor
atreeia, Thursday. February 9.
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The Willamette Chapter of the
Paughters of the American Revolution
will meet Wednesday. February 8, at
1:45 o'clock at the home of Miss Wini
fred Hayea. at 81 East Fourteenth
street.
' The resrular sewlna; meetlnfr of the
George Wright Relief Corps will take
placev at the home of Mrs. Mary Mun
ger. Twenty-ninth and Belmont streets
from 10 o'clock until 3 o'clock Wednes
day, February 8.
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The Portland Alumni of the (South
ern) Kappa Alpha fraternity will ban
quet at the Imperial Hotel. Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. Judge Samuel
White will preside and all members
are urged to be present.
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The Forestry Association will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the Willamette
Helghta home of Mra. Cleveland Rock
well. . .
The Corinthian Social Club, composed
of members of the Corinthian Chapter of
the Order of Ea.tern Star, will give an
(Oniiclurted on Pape 5).
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTTN.
FURS 201 to 501 LESS
Final for Monday and Tuesday Only
NECKPIECES MUFFS SETS
All Black Lynx Hare - -50 Off
All White Foxeline 50 Off
All Silver Hare JJ Off
All Blue and Sable Opossum 30 Oil
All Sable Fox . 33 Off
All Black Wolf-Blue Wolf : 33 Off
All Japanese Mink Sable Squirrel 33 Off
All Black Lvnx Black Fox 20 Off
All Natural Mink Chinchilla Ermine 20 Off
No Fictitious Pricing to Show Big Reductions
A TCi All Fur Coats, Fur-Lined Coats, Automo
1 O biie Fur Robes, Men's j -JCD
Fur Cape, Gloves, etc 'J VJT JT
H. L1EBES & COMPANY
Corbett Bldg . J. P. Plagemann, Mgr. 2S8 Morrison St.
RAW FURS WANTED
Highest market price paid send for price list and shipping tags.
Anxious Ann: You are right. J.
much powder Is apt to clog the skin s
pores and cause blackheads and pimply
eruptions. If you try my spurmai
recipe I am sure you will find It Just
the thing. Dissolve four ounces of
spurmax In half-pint hot water, then
add two teasnoonfula glycerine, shake
! well and let cool. Apply this Inexpen
sive lotion to face, neck and arms with
palm of the hand, rubbing gently until
drv. and you will be delighted at the
freshness and clearness of the skin, n
is also very fine for removing that shiny
look.
Mrs. G.: Even at your age the face
should beoftand velvety. Wory often
e.tuses wrinkles, but a good massage
cream used regularly will correct this
condition in a short time. Get an ounce
. of aimexoin from the drug store ana
I dissolve in half-pint cold water; add
tr.'o teaspoontuls glycerine; stir wen
and let stand over night. Massaging
with this cream Jelly soon corrects
faulty complexions, and blackheads,
large pores and wrinkles soon disap
pear. This recipe Is inexpensive and
unfailing.
Mrs. J. C: Liver spots and sallow
complexion are due to Internal condi
tions, and what you require is a good
tonic and system regulator. I find kar
dene makes the best old-fashioned rem
edy you can use. It is easy to pre
pare and costs little. Get an ounce of
k-nrripn at the druar store and dissolve
In one-half pint alcohol, adding one-half
cup sugar, then enough hot water to
. make a quart. A tablespoonful before
each meal soon rids the system of Im
purities, clearing the skin and restoring
the whole body to its normal, healthy
condition.
Optic: The structure of the eyes Is
I very delicate, and because of their sen
sitiveness should receive careful atten
tion when they become dull and lletless
or sore and Inflamed. A tonic Is as es
sential for erood evesleht as It Is for a
: strong, healthy body and clear mind, and .
I if you will spend a few cents you can :
make your own and soon overcome your
' troubles. Get an ounce of crystos from :
the druggist and dissolve In a pint :
warm water, then with a medicine
: dropper put one or two drops In each
eye. This Is harmless and quickly
relieves soreness ana smarting ana
gives a sparkle to the eye.
Myra: It Is right you should be I
sensitive about the fuzzv growth on
your face, but It is nothing to worry
over, as It can be quickly removed If
you will follow these simple directions:
Buy an. ounce of delatone from the
druggist and mix a little with water to
make a stiff paste. Spread thickly on
the hairy surface and let remain two or
three minutes, then scrape off pasta
and wash the skin carefully. This re
moves the hairs without injuring the
skin, and while delatone Is a trifle ex
pensive, It does the work and Is not as
costly nor as troublesome as the elec
tric needle.
Patience: Gray switches are quite
expensive, and before buying one I
would advise a treatment for the hair
and scalp which, I am sure, will soon
restore your hair to Its natural color
and healthy condition. A splendid
recipe to use 1 the following: Buy an
ounce of qulnzoin from the druggist
and dissolve In half-pint alcohol, then
add one-half pint water, and shake
well. Massaging the scalp gently with
this Inexpensive tonic promotes a
healthy growth, overcomes that dry,
harsh condition of the scalp, and re
stores the hair to Its natural color and
softness. It would also be well to use
the canthrox shampoo mentioned else
where in these columns.
Fay: It was rude of your sweetheart
to comment on your increasing fleshi
ness, but I do not think he meant to
hurt your feelings by his ungallant re
mark. However, If you will do ae I
suggest you can reduce your weight
and have a fine, plump figure, which
he will admire.- Get four ounces of
parnotls from your druggist and dis
solve in 14 pints hot water, then take
a tablespoonful before each meal. You
will find this the best flesh reducer'
you can use, and It Is inexpensive,
harmless, and requires no dieting.
Tresses: (1) Evidently your trouble
lies in the soap with which you wash
your head, and I would advise not using
it, for shampooing should invigorate
the scalp, add lustre to the hair and
correct the scaly condition. (2) Dis
solve a teapisnful of canthrox in a
teacup of hot water and pour a little
at a time on the scalp, rubbing weU
as you do. Then rinse carefully an
dry. You wil find a few such treat
ments make the hair glossy and easy to
handle, while the scalp assumes Its
natural healthy condition.
Read Mrs. Martyn's Book, "Beauty,"
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