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dac of Xn. Hla Ladd Corbatt. and
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that ( ta B?ka np tha platliia of tna
kair leaakapar and tha ballra of tha
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for tka kaatilv-plannad aftaraooa faa
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tutdiar out proralnrntlr la tha aa.
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Jav.a Ai:aa UuMnr and t.laatnnt
IroLftadw abick atcrartad a fhioaatl
thronr to Trinltr borrh laat ntrbt.
Btfcar oaant of aoto dariac tka vaak
va tka naoancaanaat of tka na
r.tnl of Misa Uimn fmltk to Tronia
Karr. vktck vaa told at a ta Wadaaa
dor for vhlca Mr. Joaapkiao SmiLk
Aadrava vaa hoataaa,
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Miaa Vartaa Unlth'a nrm to
Ti tmal aarr vaa ooo of Iko aaoat
taraaliaaT afid daliajhtful diraralona of
ia vaa a, Xa vad mA kaava
orelr floral glfta by her numerous
frlrnda and relatives.
The tea table waa presided over by
Mrs. Helen ladd Corbett and Mrs.
David T. Honeyraan. They were as
sisted in servinic by Mrs. Lovelle D.
Winters, Mrs. Spencer Biddle. Mrs.
Hazel B. Litt and Miss Dorothy Strow
bride. Several of the founa; maids
are planning various social compli
ments for the latest addition to the
lone; list of brides-elect.
Among; those who will entertain in
honor of the bride-elect this week is
Mrs. Samuel C Kerr, who is planning
a tea .complimentary to Miss Smith,
a a a
Mrs. Walter F. Burr'ell and Mrs.
William D. Wheelwright are sponsors
for a course of lectures to bo given
during Lent in the ballroom of the
Multnomah Hotel. These lectures will
serve as pleasant diversions during the
dullest part of the year, and will be
enjoyable to all thoughtful students of
present-day problems.
Lleatenant-Colonel John Leader, late
of the Koyal Irish Rifles, now com
mandant at the University of Oregon,
will speak Monday night, February 18.
on ' "The War Situation In Europe."
He has rust finished three years of
active service In France, and. In the
words of Miles Standish. "here is a
fellow wbo can both write and fight,
and in both is equally skillful."
The other lectures will be given on
Mondays and Wednesdays at S P. M.,
beginning Wednesday, February 20.
lr. Oeorce Rebec will lecture on
Tuesday at a pretty tea for which the
bride-elect's siatar. Mrs. Josephine
Smith Andrews, was hostess at the
residence of their older sister. Mrs.
Frederick Leslie Warren, on Kearney
street. The announcement really was
a big sarprtea. althousk rumors have
baa a afloat for some time coupling tha
fair young maid's name with that of
sa Amy man, and the engagement
of tna coupia has been anticipated
for several weeks. coneee,oantly tha
betrotkal party gave the guests quits
a pleasant surprise. Tha brlde-alect
la tba yonagest dauahter of Mra Smith
and Milton W. Umith. both of this city,
and ah la ana of the moat fascinating
and attractive of the younger glrla.
fha a! tea dad Portland Academy, and
lairs 'eras a etudent at Miss Catlla's
arhooL With Mrs. Andrews. Miss
Smttif epeat quite a time In Honolulu,
a ad. although she waa aot -oat" at
that lime, aba vaa, nevertheless, very
popular la Army clrclea at Scho
rield Barracks, tfhe has been an in
argetlo worker for all social benefits,
war work and general philanthropy
since returning to Portland.
Mr. Karr la a popular younc bach
elor, formerly of thla city, but bow
of Tales, Okla where he la engaged
with his father. Alexander IL Kerr,
la several glaaa manufacturing con
cerns. He alao la Intereated In tba
firm of Wadhama Karr Broa, of
thla city, of which hla father la vice-
W. G. SMITH & CO.
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president and one of the large stockholders-Mr.
Kerr also Is a son of Mrs.
Amanda Rerr. a popular matron of
Portland, who Is now spending the
Winter months In Boston with her
daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Holbrook. He
Is a Harvard graduate and a member
of several of Portland's leading clubs.
He has been visiting In the city for
the past few weeks, and Is preparing
to return soon to Oklahoma, where
he will remain until the wedding date,
which will be within the next few
weeks, probably In March.
At Mra Andrews' tea about 49 of
the matrons and maids of society
shared In tha delightful news, the
rooms being sglow with a profusion
of Ophelia rosea, freeslaa. daffodila and
ether premiers of Spring. The fair
young bride-to-be wss showered with
Spring Styles
The very latest
and best that
New York had
to offer.
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"The Real Nletsche." "The Ancestry of
the Present-Day German Mind" and
'.The Meaning of the Russian Revolu
tion." Dr. B. W. DeBusk will speak on
"Measuring the Mental Growth of Our
Children," "Our Physical Unprepared
ness" and "Our Psychic Defenses."
The season tickets have seven
coupons attached, so that holders may
use them for guests If they choose.
Requests for tickets may be Bent to
Mrs. Walter F. BurreU, 828 Hawthorne
avenue.
Proceeds from these lectures will be
invested at once in liberty bonds for
the benefit of the women's building
fund for the University of Oregon.
Nearly $9000 of this trust fund is al
ready so invested, and a contribution
to this .fund Is a service to the Natloif
as well as to the state.
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With the approach of Valentine dayi
February 1. Interest centers In the
annual Valentine tea of the Visiting
Nurse Association-, which will be held
this year at the residence of Mrs. Helen;
Ladd Corbett. A number of features
will make this year's event more than
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22 Lovely Spring
Dresses Have
Just Arrived
$28.50
22 beautiful little models that
are so entirely different that
they just spell a new season at
first glance. There are the soft
est foulards combined with
serge, dainty little taffetas and
all-serge models. For an early
showing these are really re
markable and the price is most
reasonable why not step in
Monday and see them for yourself.
Caps and Scarfs $1.35
These smart knit sets are indeed just the thing for
the school miss or anyone who skates or enjoys the
out-of-doors. They come in all the popular color
combinations it is quite effective to have a set to '
match your sweater. These are specially priced.
New Voile Blouses
Fashion magazines tell us that Voile
Blouses will be the popular thing for
the coming season. You really should
see some of the handsome styles we
have already received. Some are dis
played in the window, but our com
plete waist department offers many,
many more.
See the new things while they
are new.
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