The Sunday Oregonian., February 13, 1916, SECTION THREE, Page 2, Image 36

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rtlnmat. wheo It
trio la Its waka a phllantoropic
c.;j. la latrt la mora Intcnaa and
a-Torta c (orlb uotinUvi. T-a affair
lt'Ovlnt t charitjitla purTxx art
-tlcht aa4 t& ta tha 6olaa
a'tlrnt ewvrtaalUva to dinner
pj uipr partlaa.
rvjrvlna. of teur . baa nccuplal th
Jriilliht d'jrini lb- w.,k. lb tr.n.t
jiI.ortnt fuortlna of tha k ln
t.- ti and brilliant charttr bait, la
Viti.. Iv tM Ih'rc L lxn atart
1 nc lo-rr la h tljkao. altnoat
t.rr atltrnai ant nma; t in
lT-n tirr I'.U litrlon.
ltot 'a arrrana tnlr thtat'r par.
t w now to cueforia with tha 4aa
la th- laJins hil aa-t It I amta
rr't to l-irt tha cvanlea; with a
tVtoaCrr party. whrthr II b. motion
p. tr play. -lt.la r lie Hi at'
t- Hon. ml pa, tha lattrr part of
l- aviii'oc mrrllr dancina.
r.m vt tU n'artat ni moat da
I ihi(:l i( lit latfr part of t:a
wrk h X9 th prattr ta (or MrtHm
trtitii MrlHjnoush. ana f tha a
iii't popular ic tutot, was boat
rUjr
I'uunll'M Orphanto anl (linear par-t-
i-r..i).4 tl t'turnr ealL
A iiitira barawartt Into tha c!ai
ft.n-lr rrilj tha Thurt-laf Nlcht
I'n.!n 1tit party, woi.-ti wa tha
p-nlri ; 1 anctioa of th wa. brtn
hl .Momla' ttlcht o a rvt to ca
't nil. tha CCiaritjr ball Thursday
aleht.
Tit. UMual rntfcfti.laatl'" throne of
lovrra of Ire hm-key tarnt o-tt en
"ikw TurMay niaht at th Illpt
druma to aa tha tnu t axcltlnc Kama
of lii m ton. It abotimitt In thrill
and tha attn!ait-e proPaMr i tha
Utiul rf tha saon. Many prnrul
nanl folk, wr notaU In tha rlnla of
toc surroasJlna; taa tlc '" nld tint
la appr action wara fUlrd with
4Totr4 ef this tnrtlllntT sport.
Tha mm Tolrf; tha Aovtlo Club
attracts a notably larsra and aprra--latisa
aadlaaca at th H'lilaT ThMlir.
Kit partlaa of smartly vmd wom.o
n thvlr a'lualty srr.srt-lk Inir rsrorts
"!! tha ascnlns; csn 'aliy fntlva awl
tha rilla wara mind with marry
croup of sns and won tea who mad
sappar parties.
a a a
VTha. a llttla mora tbaa a yrr aro.
ia f'.rat charltr bll flrea In
lrt!aoa for the baneflt ef tha
iVcnuai llzijianra It proved soeh a
a;a urc from social vlwpwint
'bat lori.ty O'EKcd hard ta havn It
nisoa an annual event. Cons'inenMr
scood rharltr hall took pUa
I hur.ly nlkt at Hotel Multnomah.
ij hJ tn support f a ln and
oyal list of foUowsra and wm quits
.hn mutt Important rver.t of tlia season.
Tha lilro-im. which was thrown
open espectalle for this auvpleloua o
aon. ws smply d-ksd with elu
r of luril loaiea and paims. OrlaT
i.'.f too ball was planned for th
Multnomah, bjt slug tha hotel waa
ioxd tha af'air w -t transferred to
hn.t.n.en' 1 1. I. Tha latter ptara was
iaiaad by the recent storm, and at
he earn! re-iuet of Mr. Wilson and
r r mmi ttea tha trustee of tha
Thompson estate, ownlnc the hotel, re.
pnel the nxuanin flxor and one
a'om fur the f':n.-tlon.
Mtt. Holt t Wt son. areneral rhalr
u of taa affair. ttMt beea enlhusU
i"i-.''r roearatulaCsd npon tha sue
e.a of t"i etenlof. So'.h frasa a So
le! and rnnnetxl srjadpolnt.
Tj artistic fsature lntrodu4 Inte
fm.-tioo nut'i It d.llshtfal and
living to the s?etjaeors aa wt a
ne tar-n af merry MrM:r. At I 2
I... ... o nl Him Mary ftusrt
T -h a; ?ar.l. atttre In the neat
i Kiot n4 art'atle I'lerrol roatnne
.t mp f lortla-t er-lety'e fnc.
un. V'f were mail. wlf! f ill roar.
t. the knee. r. I a.ior tro'ers
t I i-fti satin. rnTl wlt bi
.... a !.. Oe luee.f'.tltn f Cual b
n i-. ! wlfa rrim-i autia. Fmm ; I,
n -'.C!ta T kLa. S repe were BSltr
. . wt'. wLln r4 feather. an4
tmig pri f-t eo-'aa'd ta pa.e-
ji-i-. b..et i'.'P.f
'V'.tey riAne.t a ara.-ei tl tereier of
" f. trt aied r :-'IT rw.inle.t
in cmil-rau appUe by lela4
effort
.f:r a fw were, 4 an , th
Ure M se'd la a rtrr!e roaad the
'aairoaaa. stood aw ebalr. sat tw the
laasr. ea tha atsaoi radlaiera r any
tsallab.e spot, to see t lbtM-l
conccnial ifreups
tloa by the octet. Ta coslumea of
the lrls were charmlrit. a rainbow ef
fect, made alike of chlffn. cut In d-en
points and trimmed with silver. The
bodice were of the cl-lh f silver.
shoul-Jrr baO'ls be in if of silver com
bined wlli pleated tjMe ruffle.
Mi Helen La "I I danced with Jervl
V. V. MtpheBon. her costtiru lK.!n
of a soft ton of jellow. Miss loro
tliy Strowtridse had a a partner
liiihard Jones, and her sown wa a
pot. I ftg t!at. Mla flementln
Lambert. In a f lame-colored srown.
Uanrcd with rerrflnand Fmlth. nd Mis
Jean UorrUon. In a Twn of robin's-ei-jr
blue, danced ctiarmlnty with Jack
A'hmi.
Tb eihlMtlon ronsl.ted of a series
of tha modern dam-e. elaborated
slu-htly. tartin: Wi Hi one-step,
smelly slutlnal Into a fo-lrol. and
graceful. y cl-ln wllh lh heltatlon
canter, ail dn-d without Inierrtip
tlon. Mueh applau.e are'lrd the
client oancers. and In preparinc lo
Siva an encore Una Mrrin and hrr
partner. Mr. Ui. found themselves
ju;ta alone In the spar reserved. I'n
dauntrd. tbey continued and noclled
their previous hibuion.
Ten the dancer swuns Into the
revelry of IH occaln. and at the ter
mination of the aay parly many ra
Itreta were eipre.l that tho ball was
over for another year.
And a area! amount cf nrfual aTood
th charity ball has accomplished. The
fund of the Woman's Kchan will
Im greatly enrlrhed and at the same
tin: .. Irtr bad a wonderruny oa j
time. Th dinner rartlra vreredinjf the)
ball were numerou and d.-lightlui. biv
ic nuanr hpitble folk an oppor
tunltv to entertain
uf friend'.
Tho wn were not as marvelous s
have been seen at other runrtinns in
1'orllanrl in previous seasons, nJthotmh
ihrra were a number of err lovely
one.
I'erhaps soe-lety'a flnarres are blnr
4. la so many other direction thai
rlothea have become, with a treat
many, a eordary consideration. The
debutante, always hat wonderful
frock, and they shon brilliantly t
tba chrlly ball. One of the mot nota
ble of tho grown waa that worn by
Miss Clalro Wllro. after she find fin
ished her grraceful exhibition. It '
a beautiful creation of slilmmerlna;
elath of aold. with a threa-tler skirt
of I limy fold lac. Tba bodlco was
orliclnal and ry chic A Msb grlrdl
of black and atotd brocade In Chines
desUn was faced with Chinese rrsen
taffeta, which was carried over th
arirdt and l.tin In araceful folds over
liuk of tha klrt.
IUs tSenevlcve Brook, al"" ono of
the tnot attractive of thtr debutante,
was chaniilrsriy grownej. fha woro a
flimv flrli-clorl tulle, of an ultra
smart model. Tho side of tha skirt
were In pleated ruffle, embellished at
intervals with pearl and rhlnestona
cabuchon. th front and back panels
of tha hlrt also belnsr adorned with
th pearl and rhlnestone ornament,
linked logtether with pearl beads. The
front of tha chlo bodlc wa adorned
with motif of pearl, and scintillated
with silvery sjeuj peeping- through
th tulle. .
Ml- Virginia MrDonough woro her
pretty debutante frock of whtl taf
feta, accordion pleated, wllh overdre
of net and allver trlmmlr.r. '
Ml Nancy Zan also wor her d
butaat frock. whit taffeta with
quaint bodlr of silver cloth.
Mis Katherine Graham gowo was
a striSlna model of cold and roea eolor
trlped taffeia. a vry bourfaat klrt.
drap4 In th bark to simulate B bustl
effeet. ar.d go'd nst bodice.
Mia Mary Mosrt Smith's attractive
frnk waa of pa! blue chiffon over
l.k. with elaborate embelHahcnents on
the M m of iihar and rMnetones.
M I:ods I'.umrl.a was charming
In a coral pink velvet Bwn. th full
ale rt td(4 wt-.rt fur. Th rxdlra waa
built of black and white striped flt
!.. and a wa fur trimmed
M A!'a MaeMaster'a gown wea a
dream fieaji-tloted and sliter brocade.
n abort overdre ef silver lac aad
lull.
V'. FTIott ft. orttt wor an et-
eptoaily beautiful arowtt. The fattsi-
datlesi wa cloth of silver, with i:u
Laa bioi evtndlr.T alaioat to tha
. ef aJkiffoa mtft silver beoewd
edgeu) with wit fx fur.
tr. Jscvb tiray l.amm al.o wore
erhlt aad altr erwatloai wiih band
o eurk fur bott skirt aad bod'c.
Mrs. Uai LAdi Corbott was ad
mired in a maenlflcent gown of black
eu.ld-be.irled material, mud on plmplo
line, with a touch of whit tulle In the
bodice, and a sash of the beaded mate
rial edged with tassels of beads.
Mrs. W. It. Ayer wore a dark blua
clitffon over sliver and white.
Mr. John t Alnsworth appeared In
a -handsome gown of whlto and sllror
brocade.
Miss Falling King' Mu chiffon
over white, sliver embellishment.
Ml. Mary F. Ksltlng White and
silver brocado combined wltli filmy
tulle.
Mr. William C. Alvord H'.aclt chif
fon and tulle, wllh llver lace.
Mrs. I. Allen Lewis Wonderful cre
ation of white lailio and allver lace
pverdr.
Mr. Holt C Wilson mark satin,
trimmed with robln'e-eag blue chiffon
velvet and blnck eiulns.
Mrs. K. I- Thompson II lack nt Jet
ted over white silk.
Mrs. Theodore B. Wilcox Ilcautlful
grVwn cf pumpkin-yellow rhlffon com
tir.rd -.vllh rolln'a-gif blue sllt and
liver embellishment.
Mr. J. I. Karrell Lovely fon of
gray and allver brocade, made In pan
nier effect, over llvr lac underskirt
Mr. K C. Hhevlln Imported model
of canary yellow Ooorgett crep over
iler laco petticoat, tha cdata of Hi
full skirt banded with a narrow fold
..f Chtnc-e green silk. Wlver lace and
tullo with the yellow crepe, formed th
bodice.
Mrs. Chatles F. Adam Tarquolse
blue taffeta ami ttUlo.
Mr Marion I. Man Emrrald prttn
chiffon and -a'.ln. with itrecn sequins
tnd bead trlmmlnjr.
Mr. W. i. Van Schuyver Orlenlal-looklnt-
gown of Chlneeo green and
blue sllW. with overdrspa of ircen
bea-ls feetnoned ever Iho hips.
Mr. N. 11. Ayer Handsome creation
of whllo tulle, embellished with tur
quolne nd crystal bradrd motifs on
skirt and bodlc. A billowy blue tulle
!rf completed the attractive town
Mrs. James A. Pou-he Iv Striking
model of flame colored and gold bro
caded chiffon.
Mrs. Clurrnco Jacobson Chic, own
of black tulle with black flsliscal
trlmmlnr.
irs. Hard B. Lltl Pannier gown of
blush-pink and silver brocade, tho
bouffant drape being fastened at In
tervals with tiny clusters of rosebuds.
Mr. J Van Ler Elcbbaum Slmpla
gown of white taffeta trimmed with
black fur. '
Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd Soft shade of
yellow satin and chiffon, pannler
draiied. and ailvtr trlmnilnu.
Mr.. Walter K. Biirrell Black tulle
over white satin. Tho skirt was made
In the fotir-tl r design, and tho bodice,
howimr white tulle and Jet. wn en
veloped with a filmy scarf of black
tulle.
Mrs, Wheelwright Ch.trmln- gnwn
of ro-plnk taffeta, elaborated with
silver lai-e and white tulle.
Miss Ela Grelle ITetty frock of
rose-pink crepe and whlta tulle.
Mrs. Margaret Burrell Blddle Bouf
fant gown of apricot silk over silver
lac petticoat. Tha bodice was of silver
and tulle.
Mis Blanch Burke Blnck tulle over
satin sctolllallng with black sequins.
Miss Iren Daly Canary yellow
satin, very full drapad klrt over tull
and sliver und -skirt. Silver-trimmed
bodice, with girdle of old blue chiffon
aelvrt.
Mr. Trilllam Robron Whit gatla,
tullo and allver embellishment.
Me J F Par11on ltnndo i own
of t-loih of silver, the underlining of
orchid satin showing through. Orchid
toned tulle enveloped the gown, and
the bcdlco was trimmed with silver
and white tulle.
Mis Jean Mackenaie Lemon colored
taffeta, bouffant skirt, tight bodlc.;.
combined with white tullo.
Miss Klixabeth Jones Very full
skirted model of apricot-colored taf
feta, wllh ttjflit bodice, silver and tulle
adorning It.
MU Lesley Smith Wonderful sown
of whlto tafieta brocaded heavily In
silvor.
Miss Catherino Russe'.l Yellow taf
feta and white tulle.
Miss Barbara Mackenzie White taf
feta with palo pink tullo over dress
and silver tiimmlne.
Mrs. Joseph Andrews Smart-looking
own of very dark purple chiffon
elaborately trimmed with rhlnestones.
Tiie Ion wlr.g alceves. fastened only
at the shoulder also being; ed&ed with
the rhlnestones.
Mrs. C Klmore Grove Robln's-cgg
blue chiffon over canary yellow satin.
liver garniture.
Miss Haru McCully Oold nrt over
yel'ow alin. white tulle on tho bodice.
Mr. Klrkhnm Smith Charming
W baleaalers. Rrfallera.
Katabllshed HUM.
W. G. Smith & Co.
th i nrt riiMi , misiux hlhu.
Suits Reduced
fntil Mr h lt I will make a raduc.
tlon In prte on all butt, and my uual
vod service, workmanshiu aad mate
rial Will tm given.
A. LI PPM AN XSSL
42 n err as a. Acer Teals.
Oriental Rugs
V4 OFF
Last Week
Removal
Sale
Take Advantage.
Cartozian Bros.
Importer of Oriental Rugs
Third Floor Pittock Block
Tenth and Washington
gown of flame-colored taffeta heavily
brocaded in (fold.
Mrs. Henri Labbe Turquoise .blue
taffeta and crirfon, with eilvor trim
ming; on bodice.
Miss Harriet Cummins--White taf
feta with palo blue tullo overdress,
gleaming with silver.
Miss Louise Boy-fl Yellow tcffela
and Bilver lace. '.'-' '
Mrs. Everett Ames Yellow taffeta,
silver and tulle.
Miss V'Ona Guthrie Atlantic blue
enhanced with silver
Mrs Oscar R. Mencfee Quaint and
charming gown of white tulle, billowy
skirt trimmed with flat pansies in
purple tones, clusters of pansies hold
ing the draped sleeves to the ghoulders.
Miss Zilla Crawfora Turquoise blue
taffeta, simply made and adorned with
silver.
Mrs. James McCraken Blue and
white silk uown, enhanced with glit
tering silver banda and white tulle.
Mies Elizabeth Jacobs Simple frock
of pleated net. with a touch of pastel
pink and silver on the bodice.. She
also worg with this gown a robe of
rose and silver brocado chiffon of arf
Oriental design.
Mrs. Morris H. Whitehouse White
satin and silver, with unique overdress
of orehld-toned chiffon.
Amid an artistic setting- of daffodils,
primroses, tulips. Jonquils, freesias. and
uli the premieres of Spring, dossens and
dosens of society's debutantes gathered
at the delightful tea for which 311ns
Virginia McDonough was hostess Fri
day afternoon. The affair was given
at the residence of the hostess' graml-
mother, Mrs. Warren E. MeCord, in
Vista avenue, from 4 to 6 o'clock.
A number of young matrons also
were asked to enjoy Miss MoDonough'3
hospitality. Presiding ut the exquisite
ly appointed tea table were: Miss Uen
vieve Brooke and Mrs. Hazel Blumnuer
Litt, Miss Helen LnUd, Miss Kuth Shull.
Miss Katherino Graham, Miss Nancy
Zan, Miss Sara McCully, Miss Dorothy
Sharp and Miss Antoinette .Mears as
sisting about the rooms. The charmintS
young hostess was assisted in receiv
ing by her mother. Mrs. G. C. von
Eglofstein.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shevlin will leave
about the middle of this week for a
month's sojourn in Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Harlow are con
ducting the soason's social functions
for Hotel N'ortonla. where they have
recently taken tip their residence. They
have inaugurated tea dances for Sat
urday afternoons from 4 to C o'clock
and also dances for Friday nights.
Each week the Friday night dance will
ho filled with sne'-ial f-Htiir. lust
Spring Fashions
First showing of Spring models
is on display at
S. ARONSON'S
425 ALDER STREET.
The same will sell at reasonable
prices.
Orders taken this week for
Spring1 auits at special prices.
Main 5210.
a whole
ton of coolness in pound
of Voifan's Mcdrw chocolate.
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The Nobbiest of
Spring Suits Are Here!
The most truly feminine suits m
vogue for many years are now on dis
play in a profusion of smart models
and new materials and colors. It really
is a delightful treat to view the fas
cinating little models and, knowing
you will enjoy it, we invite you to come
in at your earliest convenience. We
will be pleased to show you, even
though you are not yet ready to purchase.
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The Prettiest Line of
SKIRTS
in the City
There is no exaggeration in
this statement. Ladies are
fairly buying them before
they are scarcely unpacked.
There are black and white
novelty stripes, with full cas
cade effects and many, many
others equally as attractive.
You will want one of these as
soon as you see them.
Millinery
Fresh, beflowered and leather
novelties now invite your inspec
tion. The pleasingly low prices
will appeal.
Quaint
Spring
Dresses
Are arriving
daily. The new
styles so old
fashioned are adorable
with their
great wide
skirts and little
cape collars.
May we have
the pleasure of
showing you
this week?
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403 Washington St. at Tenth