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TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXI A PORTLAXD, NOVEMBER 5, 1911. FOR THE NEWEST VISIT THE EASTERN 4' - ' ;.' v -- . - V 'l -"" - - . ' . r" -4'.. 4 ' - .'.,- - ' , i ; : v-- - . v 1 .-.. .- v I 1 HiLLOWEES wk. fir to th tarts of children. lo erre u o excuis for runmaklnt on the prt tf t. oWier itineration. Thl year I n been no exception to tlie n'.e. nd number of gxoteeiua. urn well as plo- turesiii. affair marked the laat day tf October, celebration of which la oca of tha olJeat of American cuatorr.s. Tha imirtcit affair stven ll.Cioween was that at whlfh llr. anj Mr a, Walter r. Barrell were hosts. Of j.rmoui:t lxporunrt waa tha dance rTlday eTer-ln with tha aeou tante. Katherlne MaciUeter. aa tha motif. Mr. tnl M:i. J. O. Oau!d war tha ho: at thla function, which waa (tren at telr attrmoUve Kins IleUhta reatJenca. Tha Standifer-nnachka wM1rir Wtd neiJoy avenlrg waa a!so an event of Interest. Uun:!r.r m ta horizon Is tha com ing; Kara fiow and t.-.a Crat of th aubsctiptton dunca. tha latter helna; chdui2 for November 17. Fr t.la wecit row hecun Mrs. Jamaa Mclndoa. wifa of Major Mclndoa, baa card cut for a larira brldga party Fri day aicercoca. Cf pr'.miU aoclal Importance waa the brlKlant dines irlven by Mra J. O. iltuid. FTlilr evenlnc. In honor of Mia Katherlua SIoJU.tr. I'nua'i.illy baauu.l wer th decoration. Vari colored crysanthemura In inaaaea tranformel tn danctnir room Into a bower, and on th poroh. which wm crsened for the ov-ton. laiiyeTnlth rrynthemuin. ertlatloaily comMned with bamboj fo:ia;c. wer uied fTec ttveiy. necelvtna: with Mr. ilnulJ. beside th honor icuret. wer debutant of ta aon. MU Mary Urownlie, who atpearel tn a iove!y creation of kHj crya d chin and carried an arm vouaat of pink roebud: Ml Lou! liuroa who sown waa a French crea tion of wMte iac. and Ml ilarnaret l.ewttr. who waa trtkln In a n cf fink chlfTon over tha am-toned catln. wnrn with a runic bouj'it of vio let. Mr. C.a-U t v a ,.!t'nrr!hd ffr nr In a sown of yellow brocade, elab orated wl;h real lace. Mlea Isabella lUuil't rn wa an nnuaual.y handaoma one of white laoe wtt?i touche of c!or In beironta hade, and ai'.aa Kathertne MacMaater looked ohjrm:n in a I'arUl.tn creation of Biauva chloa emhrol lerNl In pearla. 14m, Henry Ladd t'orbett waa wned fr) a kcoai!r.4 coetume of American lJeaaty oh:ffoi. Mra. Walter T. H-trrell w handcom In a (iva of he'l'trop panr.e aatln mb:ilhej wlta J-'t. Mra, il. F. Adiia wore lavender crer t chin, elaborated wuh opal eacect ba. lira. lvi:;!.m rrrr. wa admired In a (own cf b'.aok lac heavily ira baad wl:2 Jet aeiuln. air. Iv11 Ilooeyman'a i waa of white chliln with !d trlmmlat. Ml C.a-r Hourhton waa radiant In haded American beauty tonea of chif fon wl:h tjimmlna of real laoe and worn with an ana bouquet of whit fy Kerch Teeb Caro:ine 'Wll on) wore ptr.k atln with an overdre of ehl.'Ton. outllped with bead tnotlfa Mt A Arm liltier. who I M'.a liauld'fl boLiM jet. wn a not'oeabl S(ur In a fraok of O.lncee blue orep with trlmmlr.es of wmie lac and worn with a corsac bouquet cf whit roea. ML Leil Sirulh wa In coral at!n. and Mla Francia V'Uion In deep blue c h f f jn. al: MarjT'.e IlJffasm r"wn wa of wr.lte eAtin. claborateU with Venlc lace. Mra C5. W:ter Gate wor a upr9 robe of writ l.ue. with a border of black velvet. Mies Barbara Crocker looked attrae t.ve In a frock of whit nee. with trlra cilnr of euT'r and tiny French roses. Mrs. C. K. reU waa In f'.ame chlf t in. M:s Katherln Trle. of Vancouver axafraa, ox av Xael ior.aMa town ot l bine satin, embroidered In the same hal e and trimmed with white lace. Miaa Ilaael o!ph wa striking In a town of corn-colored aatln. and carried an arm bouquet of red roses. !! Uit Wood, a bride-elect, wore a frock of white chiffon embellished with pearl. Mr. Victor Johnon's costume wa of oft pink aatln. out on avere lines and trimmed with rose point lace. Mra. Richard Noun waa In yellow satin. Mra. Fhevlrn wore white aatln with an overdress of white net outlined with beada. Mrs. Frederick Paa-e's sown was of Ivory white aatln. with touches ot sky blue velvet. Mis Malda Hart was In whit atln with pearl motif. Mis Milla Wesslnirer wore a srown of white chiffon embroidered In -old. Mr. Walter Kowne wore a gown of yellow satin with trimming of fur. and Mis Ilaael Crocker wore a chlo dress of white chiffon, with trimming of lac and a girdle of cerise satin, see xr Tf.it.e s Dnrrell Is a Portland woman whose beauty haa. been admired In the courts of Europe a well as In America. Hhe Is the dauchter of Mrs. J U. Montgomery, herself a aoolal leader, who, with her daughters, has entre to the roost exclusive New Tork '- M'.s Marraret Montgomery, who is Mrs. Burrell's youmcest aister. is ai present in Florence, Italy. It will be remembered that when Mlsa Montgom ery was presented at the German oourt two seasons ago she was the one American girl who was algnally dis tinguished by being asked to dance by the Crown Prlnce. e e The large brldpe ra"T riven on Hal loween by Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Bur rell at their home on Hawthorne ave nue was one of the smartest affairs of the seaacn. Pink coaraoa in masses decorated the drawing-room and la the dlnlr.g-room myriads, of yellow chrys anthemums were used arid candlea set In Larga pumpkin Jack o' lanterns gave the traditional ghostly touch to the arena. Th guests were Mr. and Mrs. Klchvrd Koehler. Mr. and Mrs. W. IS. Ayr. Mr. and Mra. Walter V. Bm! th, Mr. anJ Mrs. Pavld Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Voorhlea, Ir. and Mrs. Kreest y. Tuckr, Mr. and Mrs. E. C Phsvlln. Mr. and Mrs. Frdrtck Pace, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney L. lloi, Mr. and Mrs. Wlillara MacMaatar. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. 6hlndler. Mr. and Mrs. DaVd Koneyman. Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Webster TalbJt. Kev. and Mrs. Henry Russell Talbot. Major and Mra. J. J. Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gauld. Mr. and Mra. J. Wesley Ladd. Mr. and Mr. C. F. A .Isms. Captain and Mra. William S. It'ddle. Mr. and Mrs. fhermtn Hall. M-. C E. S. Wood. Mrs. Florence Mtnott. M! Faille Lewis, Miss Kath ertne Mac-Vaster. Mlaa Ethel Pitts, of Victoria, R C; Mlsa Isabella Gauld. Visa E;la Hlr-h. MxJr Helns. Henry Montgomery. W llllxm D. Wheelwright. I'.odney Ollsan. Clarence Bewail. An drew KerT. Mr. Coburg and Carl Wer nicke. see Te'.low chrysanthemum adorned the tab'e at the elaborate dinner given Wednesday evenlnc by Miss Haxel Dolph In honor of Mlaa Katharine Mc Maater. one of the aeason'a charming debutantes. Miss Dolph's guests were Miss Kstherlne MacMaster. Miss Ethel Pitts, of Victoria. R C: Miss Jean Mackeuxle, Mies Claire Hourhton. Miss Is'.ey Smith. Miss Isabella Gauld. Miss Fveiyn Wilson. George Warren. C H. I -avis. Jr, Waiter Bbe. Rodney G'.l san. Van Anderson. -Charles Ilolbrook. Lc'.and Smith and Jordan Zan. Miss EMxabeth Carson will pass the Winter In Los Angeles with her brother. John Carson who, when he via a resident of Portland, waa one of the popular bachelors. e Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg W. Bates en tertained with a ftv hundred party of four tablea Halloween. Pi-lie wtn- nera were Mlsa Cornelia Look. Miss alary Lobs ' and Alfred Clark. The , guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney Morden. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrow. Miss Lonr. Mlas Eva Long, Miss Cornelia Cook. Miss Cully Cook, Miss Ruby Crlchton, Mlas Durrls Clark, James Ambrose. Edwin Morris, Fred Newell, Lloyd Bates and. Georgs w, Bates, Jr. Mlsa Georglana Eturgl. a grand daughter of the late John Carson, who haa been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Robert T. Pratt, haa returned to Cali fornia. s e One of the noteworthy weddings of the season took place Wednesday when Miss Marguerite Boschke became Mrs. Guy Menifee Btanrilfer. In the draw ing-room of the Boschke home where the service was read, an altar or now ere waa faahloned for the oocaslon. and palms and baskets of white chry santhemums made an effective decora tion. With Rev. Roy Edgar Reming ton, paator of All Salnte' Church offi ciating, the ceremony was performed at half after t o'clock In the presence of td guests. Later a reception was held and about 250 members of the smart set called. The costuming of the bride and her attendants followed the quaint and be coming style of Colonial days. The bride, who la a handsome girl of the brunette type, was gowned In white panne aatln, ornamented with a fichu of rose point lace, and her Tell fell from beneath a lace mob oap. Bhe car ried a shower bouquet of llllee of the valley and orchid. Miss Elisabeth Boechke, a sister of the bride, a maid of honor, looked charming In a "Kate Greenaway" gown of white net over white aatln. This ooatume was com pleted by a mob cap of white lac and a basket of Cooll Brunner roses. Miss Oretchen- Klosterman, Mlas Ruby Crlchton. aTTss EllsaDetn Mone tae and Mies Virginia Manatee, In the mle of bridesmaids, wore pink orepe and mob oaps of cloth of gold; the note of qualntness being carried out by white fichu and old-faahiond noaegays of pink rosea. Two little ribbon bearers In white frocks were Francesca Dekum and Flora Jane Menefee, and Masters George Harrlman Boschke and Lee Bruce Menefee as pages wore white serge suits and white kid boots. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Thomas 8tandifer of Spo kane. In the dining-room of the Boschke home the decoration was bride roses and ferns, and throughout the house varicolored dahllaa were used In com bination with autumnal foliage. Mrs. etandlfer Is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mra George W. Bosohke and Is popular In local society. Mr. Standlfer Is the son of Colonel and Mrs. L X. ritandlfer, and a brother of Thomas Standlfer. of Ppokane. For the laat few years he haa been a resi dent ot Portland and has made many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Btandlfer will b away from horn about two month, paaalng their honeymoon In ' a tour of the Booth. Ouests from out of town who are visitors at the Boschke home are: Mrs. T. M. Smith, of Banta Barbara, and Mra. M. E. Boachke. of Loa An geles, th bride- grandmother; and Mr. and Mrs. William H Morrow and Miss Arabella Morrow, of Ban Fran cisco. see Mlas Genevieve Thompson was hos tess at a theater party which enjoyed "The Spring Maid" Wednesday after noon. After the performance the guests wers entertained at tea at the Portland Hotel. e In honor of Mra Philip Oosllnsky, Mra Cecil H. Bauer was hostess Wednesday afternoon, Tha guests wr entertained with an automobile rid and tea at the Portland -Hotel. see Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Adams were dinner hosts Thursdsy evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Menefee, Major and Mrs. James Mc- ludoe, itrj asd. airs. Thomas ficotU, Brooke, Mr. and Mra. Ouy W. Talbot, Major and Mrs. James Canby, Dr. and Mrs. Otis Wight. Henry Montgomery and the host and hostess. After dinner the evening was devoted to auction bridge, and Mrs. Brooke and Dr. Wight, captured the prises. .' see ( Mra Gilbert Durham was honor guest at a theater party at the Qr pheum Wednesday afternoon given by Mrs. Roger B. Slnnott. Tea at the Portland Hotel followed the perform ance. Besides the honor guest and the hostess the party Included Mrs. Gerald Beebe. Miss Malda Hart, Miss Isabella Oauld, Miss Cornelia Cook and Miss Katherine Holbrook. The Fruit and Flower Mission at' their regular meeting Thursday dis cussed plans for a fancy work basaar and doll show, to be given in the parlors of the Portland Hotel, on the afternoons of December 4 and 5. Hand made articles of every description will be on sale, and two novel features of the bazaar will be a fortune-telling booth, conducted by one of the young ladles whose identity is being kept a secret, and a grab-bag of 10, 15 and 25 oent articles. A large handsomely-dressed doll, which Is to be displayed In Meier & Frank's doll show, November 9 to 11, will be disposed of at the bazaar. The doll will be shown In the window of some prominent business house, for ton davs. The committee in charge of the bazaar is: Mrs. Frank Watkins, chair man: Mrs. L. G. Clarke. Mrs. Chester Deerlng, Mra. F. E. Reed, Mrs. O. A. Lyman. Mrs. E. C. Glltner. Mrs. R. H. Birdsall. Mrs. Paul Froelich, Mrs. Ben jamin Rosenfcld. Mrs. Oscar Rltten berg. Mrs. 8. E. Spencer. Miss Mabel Beck. Mi?s Eva Sternberg. Miss Mar shall. Miss Harriet Jellison, Miss Lola Senders, and Miss Marjorie Forbis. A snecial meetln will be held Novem- ber 23 to complete final arrangements for the basaar and to receive worn which may be donated. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nixon (Agnes Polph. a daughter of the late Senator and Mrs. J. N. Dolph), sailed Novem ber 2 from England. For the last year they have occupied a smart apartment on the Champs Elysee, In Paris. Mrs. Richard Thornton, of London, who will be remembered a the beau tiful Miss Ruth Dolph. ha been a guest during the past IVlnter of the Nlxons. En route home Mr. and Mrs. Nixon passed a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Thornton at their London residence. It will be recalled tnat Mrs. mormon was one of the trio-of Portland girls chosen to represent Oregon at the christening of the battleship Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon will stay In New Tork for a short time and will also visit Washlnsrton, D. C berore return ing to Portland. ... Mr. and Mrs. John Gill and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson R. Myers, of Honolulu, are passing the week-end at "Kiananee. me urn cum mer home at Clatsop neacn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hall left Portland last week for Boston, where they will be the guests of their son. Llndsley F. Hall, who Is taking the course In architecture in tno ehnssett Institute of Technology. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are planning to visit Europe In the Spring ana expect w be gone about a year. In honor of Mrs. John H. Williams, of Tacoms, the house guest of Mra a. t- Maxwell. Mrs. William K. Dunckley was hostess at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon. e Mra Clarence Nichols has given up her house on Salmon street and has moved to a flat at 782 Jonnaon street Her niece. Miss Helen Bates, will be her guest for the Winter. i v . i,,,t.nr.tn visitors 1 Aiiiou oiw ' " - Portland during the past week have been George Barclay moiibi ana nrau Fowler, of New Tork. Mr. Moffat is well known In Portland, having been - . . - viaiin. hriL aa he waa for merly president of the Oregon Electrlo Railway Company. On Monday Guy Webster Talbot gave an Informal luncheon for Mr. Fowier ai tno jining ton Club, Inviting several of the young - THia nreeent besides Mr. FOW ler and Mr. Talbot were Maxwell Wood, Lewis A. McArtnur, naroia d. wch Frederick Forster ana c k. xoung. . . r o Tn-VaMn .nt.rfslnil mem Ml 3- V.- o. w . - - 1 - .- PaaiMn. Club Wednesday at luncheon. Besldee the hostess covers were laid for Mrs. wimam aiacaenxio, Mrs. Robert Sabln, Mrs. J. W. Goss, w Tt'iinom T.nriH Mrs. Curtis Strong. Xrm H. C Campbell, Mrs. Robert Livingstone, Mrs. Francis D. Chamber 1 . 1 f a 1 . Mnvweu ana Airs. " well's house guest. Mra John H. Wil liams, of Tacoma. m m m w t ,..-.. ctMl of Ewahee. River side Drive, was hostess ai a mncueuu c.innlB In honor or A11SS ninnui iuu ..,1 -n r.mant to Percv Wll son Blanohard waa announoed last week. UVa TTTf fTTIffOrd WOOd- hOUSe (Miss Rebeoca De Mendes Krutt ...hnirtt are to make Oregon their v w Wnodhonsw la the daugh ter of Vrce-Presldent Kruttschnitt, of . urim,n lines, and wa married recently In New Orleans. Mr. ana airs. Woodhouse will spend tneir noneymoon In the Orient, after which, they will take possession or tneir rancn near Klamath Fails. n. mnflMuM bride. Mrs. Philip Oosllnsky, her sister Miss Hilda Jacobs, was nosxeae r noir uir emoon at a bridge party. Guests for five tables were asKea. uim rmmthv Newhs.lL whose en gagement to Edwin Randolph rooiey, Hood River, waa announced at an attractive tea. hut week, haa chosen Christmas aa the date of her wedding. ..a V-a H.n,M C rtunflMH. of The "cilirs, on Portland Heights, have returned from an extended visit in the t. ..kut vMlarlve In New En- land. They vlsitd Washington. D. O. and New Orleans on tneir way name. u.i William Pan ton, son of Dr. and Mrs. James J. Panton. was host RECEIPT FOR WARDING OFF AGE Ft is commonplace tnlddl sd. It tamp a woman a unquasuonaoir pan ua p.t-lod of youth. Hano It les-eoa bar In fluence, Bha may charm still by nimble st r wit but that tadaflolt fascination a an ftsur wields ha fled from her. o, evert rial for It ean be retained, ana ,, . tA-Ov. loutn a Mprwitn in mi straight front, tn lissom hip, th wavy utllne. Is not Deyona r-caji. any w.man whs la not too well Oiled out take a Marmola Prescription Tablet after eaoh meal and at bedtime. Th sprlhtllnea ot youth villi eom back to her. Off will go the fat. uniformly and amoothly. revealing the foundation of th lost youthful form beneath. Trv this method, r-o exercising or diet ing I neeeesary to tak off a pound a day. Tablet will de It alone. Ko wrinkle or bastard line will form; Instead th health, th Britain ana in iiinenes will lncr. Tne aiarmoia rreacnptioa Tablet I absolutely non-lnjuiioua (being made of th famous (uhlonabl formula, a os. Marmola. Hoa.Fl. Ex. Cascara Aro matic Hi M Ppprmint Water); and It la also Inexpensive, a large case, enough results, costing, at any drug store. or direct from th Marmols t'o.. 61 Farm- er Bldg., Detroit, alien, oniy n'tmj-mi cent- j WE MAfE 0 J1l3C1. !L .D) long and earnestly to produce our perfect and magnificent display of Suits, Goats, Dresses, Waists, etc. Not a garment but is the re sult of tedious, trying weeks spent in offering styles and fabrics of high class-value at modest prices. Impressive Assortments in SUITS AMP COATS in all of fashion's novelties, ranging in price from $85.00 to as low as $15.00. Every new and correct mode, fabric and color. Moderate prices. FURS ' Exclusive styles in Scarfs, Muffs and Sets. Coats of finest quality at modest prices. ES - - - I1LL1EEY Up to fashion's highest notch at prices that appeal. CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED No charge whatever for credit accommodations. Select -whatever you may need and arrange for payments, either -weekly or monthly, to suit your convenience. DtT- Tf- SHO THE BIG MODERN CREDIT STORE TR. mir WASHINGTON ST. AT TENTH OUTFITTING COMPANY at s Halloween party Tuesday after noon. The afternoon was passed In playing games appropriate to the day. The guests were Alice Bruere, Ruth Bruere, Rhode Burpee, Alary Burpee, Ann Loulsson, Hermlne Nau. Lucie Veazle. William Brewster, Giles Gilbert, Joshua Nunn, Richard Nunn, Jack Nunn, George Story, Alfred Veazie, George Whiteside, Curtis Whiting and Jack Wood. . Commander W. P. Kilgore, of the United' States revenue cutter service (retired), and Mrs. Kilgore left New York Friday for Seattle. They will be guests of their son, Lieutenant P. D. Kilgore, at the Puget Sound Navy-yard. Commander and Mrs. Kilgore expect to come to Portland about the last of No vember to pass the Winter with their F1ALEY !& Milmory ISS Sail Extraordinary cash receipts must be realized at once regard less of profit EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED POSI TIVELY NO EXCEPTIONS Stocks complete a thousand trimmed hats, including new creations from our trimming rooms each day. Newest models in untrimmed shapes. Latest novel ties in trimming materials, Paradise plumage and "REXM BRAND OSTRICH PLUMES. 213-214 Third Street, Comes Salmon. ' Same Reduction, Either Store 893 Morrison Street, near Tenth. ii- ; ii o p 17 N ING MADAME REGINE The Great Creator of Ladies' Fashions, Formerly NEW YORK PARIS NEW ORLEANS Begs to Announce the Opening of Her Dressmaking Establishment at 132 Tenth Street, at Alder Suites 206 - 9 Which wfll be celebrated with a great demonstration of imported models in Gowns, Strife, Opera Coats, Wraps and other novelties from the leading Pans houses. The demonstration of life models will take place in her'parlors aU week, between the hours of 10 A. SI. and 12 JL and 2 and 4 P, M. Your presence is desired. To prevent models being copied by professionals, we beg those who did not receive an invitation to send in name, and card of admission will be sent with pleasure. . r,