THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTXA2STV MARCH 31, 1918. '
Girls
Exclusively
and Just rirlfl from 4
to 14 Summers, we out
fit completely in outer
apparel for sports, home
' and school wear.
Riding Habits a
Specialty
- 'Mail orders solicited,
and promptly and accu
rately filled. Samples
sent on request.
S,
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Know and the Reason Why:
FIRST Wonder Millinery hats are
selected by expert buyers, whose
life-long training enables them to buy.
the best in materials and styles.
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lura to Urcgoa oa Ihm first boat avail-1 1 J J - -,. .-. til
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Bert C. Ball returned from the East
ftereral dara lira lie wn arrompaatea'
hr hi father, who la rteUlns; ilr. and
tdra. Bail for me time.
Mra. Graham Otaaa and little grand-
fog. Peter, accompanied by Mr Ralph
William aad Uttla son. Ralph. Jr.. will
spend aater week at tha Claaa cottaa-e
la Oearhart.
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Mr. and Mr. Harry Broeka. of Bend.
arrived In Portland Thursday for a few
clays visit at the Benson Hotel.
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Kewa of the wedrftn- of Mlsa Annie
VoKar Brown, of thta city, to Charles
"V Mctlooa. of New Tork, reached
Iriende here last week. The ceremony
-waa eolemnlsed In St. Agnes Church.
New Tork. ob Saturday afternoon at
S )e o'clock, and waa read br Rev. K. C-
iX. Towera. Only the famlllee of the
c-oaple attended. Mlsa Ada alayalL of
Ft. J'aul. boina; brtdeemald. and Hamil
ton Burcn. Jr . artlnar aa boat man. The
bride la a daasbter of Mr. and Mra,
LTnct Milton Brown, of thlo city,
formerly of Denver, and aha la a charm-
Iner ttirU and durlne; her reeidenca her
waa popular In the younrer eel. She
waa a-radoated from the L'nlverslty of
Oolorado. Mr. MrMnea la manaicer of
the Erie City Iron Works Company and
member of tho New Totk Athletic.
Raritan Taller County and 'Wykaayl
Country clubs.
Mr aad Mr. HcHom arc l!tinr In
Plaehurst. X. C-. aad they later will
snaae their homo la New Tork City.
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Mrs. Allro Beneon Brack and children
will spend Raster we-k at the Moore
Hotel, ri-aside. leaving Tuesday for
tho beach.
Mlsa Frances Evelyn FilTer will
fcfom the bride of Alfred F. Fmlth
n Wednesdar evenina at tho homo of
tho brlde-elect'a mother, at 1 o'clock,
to bo followed by a reception at 9
clock.
A number of dllchtfal aff-tlrs have
snarked the last week In honor of this
charmlas; maid, amons; whkh waa the
brldtje-tea riven by Mrs. Clarence
l ubenka oa Tuesday, tho tea for which
31 r, Lerov Fields waa hostess on Mon
ty. tho knltilnsr tea Ktven Friday by
Mie mrt fatrt.-k and tho dinner tor
which Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mattern were
toots Friday atchC Miss Fuller was
epettor for tbe salt "Weslarovo.
launehed Wednesday at tho Columbia
leaver Shipbuilding- Cnmpany'a yards.
and sho waa presented with a hand-
smo arold mi purse by he fiance,
who la president of the company. he
also received aad carried durlnr the
r-rremony. a kuao bouquet of Ophelia
rwi with a shower of white car-
ate ia.
Tho weddtnr will bo ono of the
Boiable event of the season.
Ir. John II. Boyd will read the
ervtcwi and tho bride-elect a mother
will a-ive her In marrtaare. There will
r-e no attendants, and tho families of
tho eouplo and rloso friends only will
attend tho marrtaao service.
Tomorrow Uenevteva Fnlter-
rield WH entertain wlti a brldft
Me. end Vra Robert Fnon sieort nave
as taoir hooso auest Mrs. Fred Geb-
kard, af New Tork.
Miss 9 Han n a Cummins; will become
tho bride of Lawrence R. Wheeler on
the ereiinr of Tnlr. April la. The
Juice of Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful
At the coot of a small Jar of ordinary
cold cream ono can prepare a fall
ejoarter pint cf the moot wonderful
1-moa ehia softener aad complexion
bautiRer. by squeeatns; tb Juice of
two fresh lemons lata a bottle con
ttinlneT three ouaceo of orchard white.
Caro should bo takea to strain the
)utco tarouch a fine cloth so ao lemon
polo seta ta. tnea tsia iotsoa win aeep
freeb for mon t ha Every woman knows
that lemoa Juice ta ased to bleach and
remove soeb blemishes aa freckles.
aliowaeso aad taa. and la tho Ideal
saia aoftsaor. smoothener and beautl-
fier
Jast try H! net tare oaaeoa of
orv-aard whlto at aay pharmacy and
two leasoao from tho arrocer and make
aeaal lemoa lotloa aad masse ao It
elaiir late tho face aoek. arma and
band. II should naturally help ta
watte, soften, freehea and bring out
tho rose aad beauty of any akin. It
b truly saarveUwa te smsstaea rosuja.
ted nle Adv.
fsnrtlon wilt bo simple and small, and
It will bo solemnised at the homo of
tho bride-elect's father. lr. W. A. Cum
mins, la Riverside Drive at 1:1 o'clock,
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Mra. Wllber E. Coman left last week
to spend Easter with her son. Kdmund.
In San Francisco. He la attending; the
Vnlverslty of tanta Clara, and when
be returns to school Mrs. Coman will
vlalt la ttoulaera California for a few
weeks.
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The annual sliver tea will be held at
tho Old People's Home, Thirty-second
street and Sandy boulevard, on Easter
Monday, from I to I o clock. The worn
en of the Trinity Church Oulld will have
charsre of the refreshments. Mrs. War
ren Keeler. president of the guild, will
receive, with Mrs. I. J. Minn, president
of the home, and Mra. Martin Winch,
vice-president.
eVrvlnr at tha tea table will be Mrs.
A. A. Morrison. Mra. Edward Falllna.
Mra I. IX Feters. Mrs. John McCracken.
Mrs. II. R- Powell. Mrs. J. H. Amos. Mrs.
J. A. Cunningham and Mr. J. W. Hill.
There will bo aa Interesting musical
prosrramme under the direction of Mrs.
Warren E. Thomas. Tha decorations
are la charge af Mra Ella Stephens. It
ta hoped many friends will call during
tho afternoon. Ross City Park ccr.
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Mr. aad Mra. John T. Hay. of Seattle,
who are en route to their homo from
California, were house gueats of Mr.
and Mra J. Coulaon Hare the past
week. Mr. and Mr Hare entertained
for them with a dinner party Saturday,
E. V. Zull aad Charles H Koriia. of
Vancouver Barracks, also were honor
guest. Additional guests were Dr. and
Mrs. W. R Hare and Mlsa Frances
Hare. On Wednesday Mr Hare waa a
luncheon hoateaa honoring Mr. J. C
La Barr. who returned recently from
a year's residence at Cannel-by-tbe
Sea. Cat
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M. and Mr. Frank Kerr were din
ner hoats on Saturday evening, enter-
talnlnc Dr. and Mr Charles Edwin
Seara. Mr. and Mra. George Reed. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomaa Talbott aad Mr. and
Mr. Anderson Cannon.
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Mr. Frank Kerr and children. Fran
eea aad Stuart, ar spending Easter
week In Hood River at Mra. Alma
liowe a farm.
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Mr Charles A. Gray, a charming
matron of Salem, who has been In
charge of one of the sorority houses at
Eugene campus this year. Is spending
the Eaater vacation la Portland at tbe
Portland HoteL
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The Laurelhurst Club ha completed
arrangement for Ita annual Eaater
ball, which will be held Monday night
cotillion Hall. The regular floor
committee of the club will attend to all
thoe who patroalae the danoa. aad as
It Is open to the publto. It Is expected
that la point of attendance It will
eclipse ail prevloua affairs of tho kind.
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Among the college girls who are
spending their Eaater vacation at their
home la thla city la Mlsa Varna Barker,
who la a student at the University of
Washington. tine haa aa her bouse
guests two other university girls. Miss
r-ieaaor ncLorauck, of Seattle, and
Mlsa Cree Cunningham, of Everett.
Wash. They are being entertained
delightfully by friends here. one
affair being aa Informal auppar
party Tueeday alght with Mies
Jeaaette Wiggins as hoe lees, and
tea Friday, given by Mlsa Lo-lle
Mrooaagh. a Foeoot Hall, oei the Co
lumbia Highway. Her cues La son
.Misses Verna Barker, Cree Cunning
ham Eleanor McCormack. Florence
Kendall. Helen Adams, Jean Stevens
and Jeanette Wiggins.
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Mr. Ralph Walker and two children
mill leave today for San Francisco to
make their future home. Dr. Walker
will loin his family In a few months,
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto U. Mattern were
hosts for a charming- Informal dinner
party, Friday night, honoring: Miss
Frances E. Fuller and Alfred F. Smith,
the wedding of whom will be an event
of Wednesday night. The table, which
waa prettily decked with a broad bowl
of blue and yellow blossoms, was ar
ranged for Mr. Smith and his bride-to-be.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C E. Smith
and the hosts. Earlier In the day MJss
Sara Patrick entertained a dosen or
so of the younger girls with an Infor
mal knitting tea honoring; Mlsa Fuller,
see
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Charlton re
turned last night from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. Charlton left early In the Spring
to rislt her niece, Mrs. Wellington Gil
bert (Lavelle Toung), at New Haven.
Ci nru. and later she went to New York
for a few week's shopping and visit
with old friends. While In tbe metropo
lis Mr. Charlton was entertained by
Tom Dot-son and Jack Proebstel, two
popular Portland boys. She wag Joined
en route to Portland at Butte by Mr.
Charlton.
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The Oregon Chapter.. A. Daughters
of the Confederacy, will give a sliver
tea on Saturday. April . at the resi
dence of Mr. S. J. Clarldge, 926 Wood-
worth avenue, for the purpose of rais
ing funds to maintain cota In tbe Amer
ican hospital at Neullly, France. This
la a very Important part of war relief
work. There will be an attractive pro
gramme of music, reading and folk
song.
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Mlsa Alice Dabney yesterday enter
tained with an Informal tea party In
honor of Miss Ethel Malpaa, fiance o
Lieutenant John L KiddelL 44th In
fantry U. 8. A. About 1 of the bride-
elect's closest friends shared In the
event. The Riddell-Malpas wedding
11 be a church affair shortly after
mid-April.
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Mrs. Margaret Burrell BIddle was a
dinner hostess Wednesday evening
complimenting Mia Shanna Curamlng
and her fiance, Lawrence R. n heeler.
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Mr. and Mrs. John R. Napier are
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being- showered with congratulations
upon the arrival of a daughter last
week.
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The Association of Collegiate Alum
nae will hold its regular meeting at the
University Club Saturday, April C, at
12:45 o clock. Flease telephone for res
ervations at the buffet luncheon to
Main 695. The programme will bo of
compelling IntereBt- Mrs. H. B. Torrey,
Mrs. H. P. Cramer and Miss Ethel Wate
man will report the widespread work
accomplished this year by the educa
tional committee and outline the plant
to be completed.
This work Is one of the main purposes
of the National Association and the
Portland branch has a large number of
Its most able and enthusiastic members
In this department. The main feature
of the programme will be the informal
address by Mra William D. Carlisle on
her experiences In Russia -during the
revolution. Dr. and Mrs. Carlisle re
sided In Russia seven years, coming to
this country last October. Mrs. Car
lisle Is a popular and interesting speak
er and her subject Is one of intense in
terest.
The president, Mrs. Forrest Fisher,
has called a meeting of the executive
committee at the University Club at
11:30, April 6, preceding the luncheon.
Members and friends of the Collegiate
Alumnae wtll be pleased to know that
Colonel Leader's lecture was a success
In every respect. The college women
and the public thank Colonel Leader
most heartily for his assistance and his
message. Also William Boone s organ
recltal nf National sirs preceding the
lecture was deeply appreciated and they
gratefully- acknowledge the assistance
of the Army men who escorted th
Colonel, and those who so graciously
acted aa ushers. The Alumnae thanks
the press for It fine co-operation i
making the evening a success. The
management deeply regretted it un
avoidable failure to present Arthur
Kayuy-Cote in his delightful solo work,
but Mr. Cote was detained at the last
minute. It was a deep disappointment
to the management aa well aa the
public '
The management went "over the top.
clearing the financial responslbilties to
he woman's building fund for the State
University, of the Collegiate Alumnae.
the Oregon Alumnae and the Pan-He!
lenlc Twelve hundred dollars of the
13000 pled-red three years ago by these
organizations has already been Invested
in libertr bonds and the association of
collegiate alumnae will invest its esuu
pledge in the third liberty loan fund
for the duration of tho war.
The college women are very grateful
o Mrs. Alice Benson Beach and to Mrs.
George T. Gerllnger for the unlimited
time, strength and ability they devoted
to the success of this big undertaking.
Alpha Phi, local chapter, entertained
Wedned-ty with sn Informal tea a
SECOND Our designers are always
in touch with the fashion center.
Our own creations, diversity of modes,
beauty of color and line and superiority
of detail insures you the best.
THIRD No store in the city gives
better values than the Wonder
Millinery. A medium priced hat is in-
dividually selected with : the same'
thoroughness and care as the more
expensive ones.
FOURTH Our salesladies are kind,
courteous and helpful, trained to
know your needs and to assist you in
making satisfactory selections.
FIFTH "'Truth, courtesy and correct
styles prevail throughout."
Prices $5 to $35
m stow- . u tVcTtr UaddJ
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the residence of Miss Lois Macy in
Laurelhurst. Tbe tea table ' was be
decked attractively with Spring flow
ers, and it was presided over by , Mrs.
Gwendolyn Smith Ely, Miss Leila
Guthrie, Mrs. S. V. Barker, and Mrs.
R. M- Townsend. Misses Katharine
Graham. Lois Macy, Lucille McCorkle,
Grctchen Colton, and Dorothy Parsons
assisted about the rooms. A feature of
the afternoon was the exhibition of
dancing by little Lorraine Platts, and
vocal numbers by Miss Esther Banks,
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An entertainment and dance will be
given by the M. A. A. Club in the Audi
torium Thursday, April 13.
The eventnr will be devoted to Illus
tration of the work of the members of
the club. The programme . includes:
Aesthetic dancing. National dancing,
athletic numbers by the juniors as well
aa the men and women members, num
bers by the Multnomah Amateur Ath
letio Glee Club and the new orcbeBtra.
This will be followed by a dance to be
given on the main floor of the Auditorium.
Patrons and patronesses are: Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Brunn, Mr. and Mrs. Cooklng-
nam, Mr. and Mra Ralph w. Hoyt, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter A. Holt, Mr. and Mra
Alma D. Kata, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley
Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Morrow,
Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Stout. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. 8wygert, Mr. and Mrs.
Hair Removed
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'Of Course, I'm Going to
Have, a New Outfit,
Melva."
"Not lust a suit, either but the
whole layout even to silk petticoat.
blouse, etc So much more sensible to
get everything new at once instead of
spending.all your money on the suit
and then having to wait until It's' half
worn out before you get the rest. The
clothes question has lost it terrors for
me since I buy at Cherry. A little
down end few cent each week from
your salary does wonders np there. Tou
see for yourself that I am better
dressed than I ever was before In my
life. They carry men's suits and over
coat, too, and are always open on
Saturday nights until 8 o'clock. They
are at J89-91 Washington at, Flttock
blk." Adv.
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They further accuse us of disturbing the women's apparel market.
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