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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1915)
2 Stunning Suits for Easter ' Ky COmewoi R Cowrj Av'.Vs V.' XT TllRCE OTTHE PATRONES6ES TOR CATHCC?PA1.0f?AND BALI. CASTER TUESDAY PEKHAPS it was tho approach of roi-carome or mW-Lent which also hnppened to bo the celebration of St. Patrick's day that caused a small break in the lull and wearisome days that have been allotted to societj during the Spring months. In days of old. tho custom of celebrating St. Pat rick' day was devoted chiefly to deeds of philanthropy. Iviter. the manner ol celebration was changed to parades, apeech-making and banquets by various fraternal and civic orders. Thi6 year, whether from the effect of conditions caused by the terrible war abroad, or because people are reverting to old customs, March 17 again has come Into its .wn as a day for good deeds. Charitable affairs marked the day this year, instead of the usual trumpet blowing and ornate parades. Social affairs marked the season, most of them having charity uppermost in their minds. Now comes the Cathedral ffrand ball, with a charitable purpose, that of furnishing the new school for the chil dren of the parish. Many women, some of whom have not taken part in a social event of any nature for many years, are actively interested in making this affair a tremendous success. Old settlers and pioneers have come forth with offers of assistance, and the young belles also are working earnestly to make the event a brilliant one. One of the smartest and most in teresting events of the week was the wedding of Mrs. Eliiabeth Tongue freeman to Frank Edward Fey, which was charmina: in its informality and simplicity. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Furlow, interestinc visitors from Gotham, also shone biiphtly in the social life of the week. Thursday many adieux wire said to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gay Lom bard and small son Ben who left for a six months' visit to the Fair City. San Francisco. It is possible that Mrs. Lombard may return here for a sojourn at Geurhart in mid-Summer, and of course Mr. Lombard will be a frequent visitor in" Portland. Dr. and Mrs. Oeorge A. Marshall will leave next Sunday for San Francisco, later visit Incr Mrs. Lombard. The arrival of Mary Antin. noted lec turer and author Is awaited with keenest interest, and It is safe to pre dict that her lecure on March 31 will be a notable and brilliant event. a notaDie ana nriuiani cvrau rnu-nvou; - -- --- Society Is pi an nig. a -week-en trh? tach week centered around the visitors Si E- . a. Ml;. SAW 4 V Si the Clatsop beach resorts for Easter week, and there will be many house parties. A charmina; informal dinner party of the latter part of the week was pre sided over by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Krskine on Thursday evening, their guests Including Colonel and Mrs. C. a S Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Burrell and Colonel and Mrs. David J. Baker, of tho Barracks. n I 11 B1T , n . erw? n 1 fntArefft CI f -if HI from Gotham. Mr. and Mrs. S. a Pur low, who visited their brother and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Folger Johnson.-The Furlows are interesting and charming people and were entertained by. promi nent folk. They are also devotees of the good old Scotch game, golf, and were entertained on various occasions at the Waverlv Country Club following a match on the links. On Wednesday Mrs. Johnson entertained with a lunch eon after a morning's game between Mr. and Mrs. Furlow, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Andre Fouil houx, Mr. Governor, also of New York. We all feel as if we simply must have new clothes for Easter but where to get them is the per plexing problem. Here you will find a wonderful collection of Spring's choicest suits, ranging in price from $17.50 to $50.00. Smart models in cjinrl shades-black and white checks, and plain colors; best style, best quality, best drop in and let us Don't.Wait for Last Rush! to purchase your Easter hat. Our hats are the pretti est in the city, and a complete and compre hensive assort ment awaits your selection. AIIMi'linery Moderately Priced Credit Your Privilege We Give American Travel and Mrs. Margaret Burrell mauie. Later In the afternoon Airs, diuuio c.. tertained the party at ner home In formally at tea. ,h The same evening Dr. and Mrs. Alpha E Hockey were dinner hosts honoring the visitors at taelr attractive home. Rockholm. In keeping with the day, St Patrick' day, a color scheme or green and white was developed, the ex quisite and fragrant triliums being used on the table combined with greer. and crystal-shaded candelibra. Place cards of shamrocks marked covers for Mr and Mrs. Furlow. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Br. and Mrs. Busene Hockey Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merriam faawyei and Miss Evelyn Carey. Other affairs, all delightful and in teresting, were the luncheon at the University Club on Monday presided over by Mrs. Johnson: the dinner party for which Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer were hosts the same evening; Tuesday again Mrs. Johnson entertained about 60 matrons and maids at a farming tea, and in the evening Dr. and erick A. Kiehle were dinner hosts hon oring the visitors. " Thursday Mrs. Arthur J. McComb presided at a luncheon for Mrs. Fur low. and the same afternoon- the chlrming matron wasurther enter tained with a pretty informal tea for which. Mrs. Kenneth Robertson and her iter. Miss uoinren . . hostesses. Thnrsdav Mr. and airs. evening for San Francisco. where they witl vlfit the Fair and take fort trips en route to their homeln New York., . .. . . tv, "Rrltish Red For tne Deneut . Cross Society and the eramme" was given a " the Masonic TemTe arranged by John Cormack WeT-known local artists appeared and a feature of the evening was the sale of home-made candy conducted by Mrs. MaTpa's They were assisted by a group of attractive young girls, and the funds of the societies were enriched consid erably by this sale. Complimentln'g Mrs. Carter P"kin - t- 17anriafn. WHO 1 Pomeroy, ox w ntt popular in local society as The South, Mrs. William MacMaster entertained with a small and informal bridge tea Monday afternoon In ad oTt'io'n to the guest of honor there were Mrs. Wlnslow b. Ayei. Alvord, Mrs. John Kben oung, Mrs. wmiam H. Nunn, Miss Falling Miss Ell"abelh Myrick, Mrs. R. Lea Barnes and the hostess. ' .. n.,1 Martin Grelle presiaeu m .v.-.j , dinner party Moi,dayeven,nK. addition- al guests Being jir. aim ' Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. David Tajlor Honeyman and Jordan Zan. Mrs. Weeks, cousin and house S"est of J. C. Ainswortn ana --- . . .. . nrttv lunch- was nonor s"' , eon for which Mrs. liam D WheeN wntfnL was , . Weeks Is a charming woman, and is en route to Join . . i.. .toHnnAfl at TUP ITv weeas. ionneiij b,n-. III, In Texas. Mrs. Weeks has heen' visiting the Alnsworths for i week, and has been delightfully en tertained. A charming evening was given about ,3 f Portland's l.v of Mrs. " Joseph Katnan fnVriday with an -'"aS'" ThoCPM several selections in " - ?B:..r Attractive floral Drllliaut umiiti.,' decorations of Spring blooms made an effective foil for the pretty frocks of the guests. . ... t i xr TTllopk and Mr. ana airs. . . . . . viiptim from a daugnter, aiarj, - - - --- . sojourn in Southern Callforma. and are domiciled in Crest. Mrs. Arthur C. Spencer, who also has been in Southern California for ev"J weeks, returned to her home a few lays aso En route to Portland she stopped off at San Francisco to attend the Fair. Amid a charming Betting of Spring blossoms, me wouu.s , T"Zryt both Tongue Freeman to Frank Edward Fey was soiemnizeu i. . -r. ' . . . . , .v. itr. Mr. and the briae s prwinci Mrs. Martin Qay Lombard, on Tuesday afternoon. Kev. turner - . mi.. nMiHiTif was character ciaiinK. Ued by Its extreme simplicity. There were no attendants, and the bride was attired in a smart traveling suit of blue gabardine cloth, worn with cor sage of mauve orchids, and small hat of blue straw. nt thA family ware Ulll,' ' - present at the ceremony, and at the Informal reception following the party was augmented by the members of the two bridge clubs of which the bride Is a member and a few additional close friends. " v . The Lombard residence was most artistic in floral decoration ceneral workmanship and finish. Won't you show you? the 1 Sheer, Pretty "Waists for your new suit. Dainty tucked and embroidered mod els in newest ef fects. $2.00 up Scrip 405 Washington St. at 10th color scheme of pink being developed t hirtro rjrontlon hall and draw- ii. .no - c i - ing-room. The dining-room was decked to represent a (Spring garaen, iunp, violets, daffodils, mignonette, old-fash ioned pinks, corniiowers anu ueiitjuc ferns being arranged in a riot o pleas ing coloring. Presiding at the refreshment table were Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd and Miss Ella Hirsch, and Mrs. John Emerson Cronan and Mrs. Guy Webster Talbot served Ices. The punch table was pre sided over by Mrs. David Taylor Honey man and Mrs. Edmund Lincoln Devereaux. . Mr. and Mis. Fey left for a short trip to the Sound cities,' and upon their re turn will visit the San Francisco Fair for a month. - Miss Sullivan, daughter of the late General Sullivan, will arrive la Port land 6arly in April and will be the if v v Miss Lucille Mae Berry, Fiancee of Kerney C. F.ldrldse. Jr., a Cbarmlng: Girl, Whose Engage ment Hu Just Bee Announced. house guest of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wheelwright. She is a charming voung woman and accompanied Mrs. Wheelwright on her last trip abroad. Undoubtedly there will be much enter taining In her honor, as General Sulli-, van was formerly stationed at Van couver. . . For Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Dovey, of Seattle, who have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams for several day, Mr. and Mrs. A1ams presided at a charmlnsr dinner ERVIN SHIRTINGS We Are Showing a Rare Selection of "Different" ShTrttng Materials for Spring and Summer Wear. EVENING DRESS CfA ff UP- SMIRTS 2Ht.UU WARD COLORED DAY dJO Cf UP" SHIRTS 0&i9U WARD K. S. ERVIN & CO.. Ltd: General- Euglish Tailors Men's Accessories. ' Custom-Made Shirts. .20 floor selling building Sixth and Alder Streets E N G R A V ED Stationery Wedding Visiting and Business CARDS SMITH & CO. Third Floor MORGAN BUILDING TAILORED SUITS Hlah-Grade Material. Flrst-rlass Workmanship. Moderate Prices. Order Your Easter Salt Kw. A. UPPMAN LADIES' TAILOR, 12 MORRISON STREET. 3 J 4s A pr i i- if Charming Dresses Spring Coats Original and "different" models. $10 up in authorized Spring styles. offppfs orirl trip ever - popular plain little mod els with full skirts. Credit Outfitting (aJP A Mile in Travel at Waveriy Country Club In their honor at the opening of the dinner-dance se ries, and on weanesaay niBin Mrs. Guy Webster Talbot were nirrnir Announcement : I beg to inform my patrons and friends that on Tuesday, March 23, I will reopen my Dressmaking Establishment with a great selection of Novelties in Materials, Laces, Trimmings, also Gowns, Wuists and fancy Tailored Suits. , Thanking you fop past favors, I am yours, respectfully, 434 MORRISON STREET Of Inter March Dance Records Millicent Waltz A-5633 12 lnoh ) M,Kw?) PrinreN Orchestra. I 1,1,, I. nrkquiurn , . . . ' ) Walti Prlnr' n-hstra. S1.U0 ) SVNtOI'ATBU WAI.K I f 'Ml 12-inch 1.0 alcn olir r,ri .vuci - ) trot, Prince's Blind. A-S63 12-lneh TICKLING J.Ot TAl'S, imm ".suii" (Prrwlik), One-Step. 11.00 ) Prince's Bond. ) MSI KB SIMK'H SEWIXtJ SHIRTS ) KOH MOI.IHKKS (llarewnkl), One- ) trp, t-rinor it ninn. ) GOODHYK, GIKI.S. I'M TH ROttJH. ) frrnn "thin thin" (Caryll), One- A-SV34 12 Inch ) rtrp. Prince's Hand. ) CHIN CHIN WALTZ (Caryll), ) Prince's Baad. Columbia Graphophone Co. 439-4:11 WASHINGTON ST. To the Ladies Special for Easter Fine Tailored and Fancy Suits, fit and finish guaranteed. Sail & Pressman 171 Eleventh, Half Block of Morrison. The Needlecraft Shop DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY" TO KEEDLKIVOKK AM) FAKCV GOODS. 843 ALDER, ft EAR BROADWAY. Studio of Photojrraphle Art MORGAN BlILDIG. Main 83, A 3sza. Nortonia Hotel Where You Can Kntertaln With Large or Small Tea. Card or Dancing- Parties. Lnder Personal SupervUloa of the MauaKement. m ii m m ERNSTSICECREAM r- Your Privilege for Every Dollar Spent hosts, complimenting the visitors. On the same afternoon Mrs. Adams enter tained with one of the prettiest teas of hA unounn linnnrlnir her Kllrsl. The omen-M m NEW SPRING MODELS Now ready. Tri;il fitllnps wlihout obliKUlmir your self. rHICESl $3.75 to $30.00 Nu Bone Corset Parlors 3II2V VAsnh. St, Xer 10th Phone .Main 1481 LADIES If von want lo bo an a-tre.s. publln speaker, improve your uotivernattn or have a vaudeville a't iittn. e THE I. EOT DRAMATIC JTIIOOI. SOS Eller Hll. l Hesidem e. Jv'ortonia Hotel. Talent available for homo entertain ment. UniES'TAII.OR-MADK 0A( AM) HUTS TO ORDER V Schweitzer and Eagia LADIES TAILORS Jnneph Srhweltxer. Minn M. l-'.aala, 147 Tenth M IP. Old, W.rtiaai A KlnK. Christensen's Hall and Dancing School Organize Your Own Party anil Learn the Nw lnnrf"t t thrt WEDEi IVKIIKMIl, CM II Fifteen Minn ten' Free 1 nut ruition ly Mr. and Mrs. ChrlHtensen. MAIV I7, 1S0. RE-BLOCKED Hi:-EVED. Ill Kll. II LOC K ED. "."X Pattern Hat Shop ,V .... . . ... .1111 L ' I.' 'VI :il ANK RTKEltT. l :nin. Ice and Punches Delivered to All 1'ai la of the City. Main 1HH. A H. mi j i lit w
