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Mi 5 J Zlejnorr Wnyhf, Miss Jfildred amrj
fodils -were Mrs. Youmans, Mrs. Abe
Tichner, Mrs. E. L. Fraley, Mrs.
Charles Boss, Mrs. Fred Kribs. Mrs.
Harry Donovan, Mrs. Ward Bowles,
Mrs. Benjamin Weaver, Miss Aanita
Mayer and the hostess.
Mrs. Alfred Sehroft, the -well-kmown
miniature painter, is the guest
of Mrs. George Gerlinger. Later Mrs.
Schroff will visit other friends be
fore returning- to Eugene. Many af
fairs are being planned for this
charming visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C Kerr and
their daughter Isobel have returned
from a several months' trip to Aus
tralia, where they were the guests
of Mrs. Kerr's family.
William Allen Neilson, president ot
Smith college, will spend next Tues
day in Portland. He will speak at
Reed college at 4 P. M.
The Smith college alumnae and
their husbands will entertain Dr. Neil
son at dinner at the University col
lege. It is very much regretted that
Dr. Neilson will spend only one day
lu Portland.
A delightfully informal luncheon
was given for Mrs. H. C. Wortman on
Friday, 'when Mrs. George Lawrence
Jr. was hostess. Covers were laid for
12 of Mrs. Wortman's friends. Includ
ing Mrs. Edwin Caswell, Mrs. George
Marsh, Mrs. Arthur C. Emmons, Mrs.
Willis Duniway, Mrs. Jay Smith, Mrs.
Anderson Cannon, Mrs. W. B. Pea
cock. Mrs. I. Vanduyn, Miss Florence
Stackpole and Mrs. Wilcox, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Emmons.
Mrs. Charles Lauer of 70 Everett
treet celebrated her TSth birthday
last Thursday, when she was at home
to all of her friends. Many of the
women pioneers called.
Miss Violet Grayson entertained in
formally Wednesday night at her I
home in the Tudor Arms. The rooms
were prettily decorated with spring
flowers and foliage. Covers were laid
for the following guests: The Misses
Kitty McGulre. Frieda Rittmann, Re-
gina Horger, Margaret Keelan, FritJa
Giebeler, Mary McTinyseny. Mrs. J.
H. Lynch, lire. Mark Grayson and the
hostess.
Miaa Laura Elsie Shlrey and Ross
Forsyth were quietly married on the
evening of March 9 at the First Pres
byterian church, only immediate rel
atives being present. Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Wochos attended the couple
and Rev. Agnew Johnston performe'd
the ceremony. The bride Is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shirey of 435
Mason street and is a graduate of
Jefferson high school. Mr. Forsyth is
in the automobile business in thia
city.
EVENTS OP THE WEEK.
The Laurelhurst club Tuesday even
ing men's unit gave a St. Patrick's
ve dance which was attended by
more than 75 couples. The hall was
tastily decorated in the colors of the
Emerald Isle and a number of the
dancers appeared in costume. Dinty
Moore's "bar" did a thriving business
in all refreshments of a greenish tint.
The committee in charge of the af
fair Messrs. Jordan, Williamson, Car
penter and Duffield, had numerous
stunts In surprise for those that at
tended. The Laureihurst club ladies pro
ressive unit held a business meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Edith Datern entertained with
a line party at the Orpheum Wednes
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. C.
the city. Following the performance
the party had tea at the Hotel Port
land. Those enjoying Mrs. Davern's
hospitality were: Mrs. Zanker, Mrs. C.
V. Stater, Mrs. J. H. Mackenzie, Mrs.
Carl G. Liebe, Mrs. Ralph Watson
and Mrs. Mabel Webb.
Mrs. Gordon E. Lennox presided
over a daintily-appointed luncheon in
the rose room of the Benson hotel on
Thursday. Covers were laid for 12,
her guests including members of a
bridge club.
Mrs. C. V. Stater was hostess at a
charming luncheon given Friday at
the Hotel Portland in honor of Mrs.
J. C. Zanker, formerly of this city but
now of Seattle, who is here for a short
Thejse Young Oirls Will
Give Aesffrefic Dances
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table made dainty and springlike by
the use of daffodils and ferns. The
company included: Mrs. Zanker, Mrs.
M. R. Whitehead, Mrs. J. H. Macken
zie, Mrs. H. F. Sturdevant. Mrs. E. T.
Hedlund, Mrs. Cecil Green, Mrs. Carl
G. Liebe, Mrs. Ralph Watson, Mrs.
Mabel G. Webb, Mrs. Edward Philip
Mall, Mrs. Edith Davern and the
hostess.
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Zanker of Swattle. who is visiting In visit. Covers were placed for 12 at a
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Collins enter
tained a few of their friends Monday
evening in honor of their seventh
wedding anniversary. Music, games
and cards were the pleasures of the
evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
J. B. Strang and Mrs. Hansen, after
which delicious refreshments were
served. Mr. and Mrs. Collins had as
their guests: Mr. and Mrs. Hanse
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rasch, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. J. B,
Strang, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lund, Miss
T. Anundsen, Miss. G. Brandt, Miss
M. Brandt, Miss M. Bodding, Miss O.
Gunderson, Miss H. Bodding and H.
Hagen, I. N. Stavseth, E. Brandt, A.
Bergsvik and S. P. Goodwin.
A delightful St. Patrick's party. was
given the B. I. L.s by chapter N, P. E.
O. Sisterhood, on Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. W. J. Gill. In
addition to appropriate games planned
for the evening musical numbers were
given by Mrs. A. H. Cantnl and W. J.
Gill. A reading was given by Mrs.
Gruell and an interesting talk by Mrs.
John Talbot. L. D. Goodrich fur
nished much enjoyment by his humor
ous ceremony initiating four new
B. I. L.s.
Members of Ivanhoe lodge No. 1,
Knights of Pythias, were the recipi
ents of a pleasant surprise on Tues
day evening. During their work the
sisters of Orphia temple No. 18, Pyth-
ian Sisters, secretly arranged a sump
tuous bullet luncn in tne banquet nail
adjoining the lodge room. Following
the serving several short talks were
made and the sisters assured the
knights that if a reasonable number
would Join Orphia temple a banquet
would be given them at least once a
month. It is hoped the attention ot
all knights will be drawn to this lib
eral inducement.
Thursday evening, March 18, the
Harlequin club gave a banquet in
honor of those who took part In the
minstrel vaudeville that the club has
given twice in the past two months. 1
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This affair was given in the parlors
of the Congregational church of
Portsmouth and a pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.
Nydia temple. Daughters of the
Nile, entertained its members with
a card party Thursday afternoon at
Multnomah hotel. The musical pro
gramme was given by Mrs. J. B. Thie
hoff and Mrs. B. P. Shepherd was accompanist-
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Mrs. Ralph Robinson sang a group
of songs: "My Dear," by Salter; "Mem
ories," by Parks; "Love's Dream," her
own composition, music written by
Katherine Torke. Mrs. A. E. David
son was accompanist. Honors in "500"
McMullin. Queen Hutchinson pre
sented the winners with beautiful
prizes. Refreshments were served at
close of the entertainment. Mrs. A. H.
Lea had charge, assisted by Mesdames
W. J. Hofmann. W. J. Holman, Edith
Findley, Roy Fike, J. B. Ettinger,
Charles Runyan, A. J.- Stewart, W. M.
Killingsworth, J. R. Dodson, Harvey
Wells. Dow V. Walker. Mrs. A. .H.
Averill will entertain the officers of
the temple for lunch Friday at her
home, 304 East Tenth street north.
Preparation is being made for a cere
monial to be held April 17, when a
large class will be initiated.
A surprise to their many friends In
were received bv Miss Sadie Smith i the city was the announcement of the
and high pcore for briripe Mrs. R. C. engagement of Miss Ceclle Morris to
Oscar Noren. The announcement was
made March 17 by Miss Madeline
Sutherland at her home to 12 of Miss
Morris' most intimate friend. Each
guest found the surprise enfolded in
a tiny envelope used as a place card
on a table most artistically decorated
with daffodils, yellow tulle and tiny
kewpies. The guests were the Misses
Ellen. and Edna Kelly, Lucile Dowling,
Frances Klrby, Ail"n Noren, Gladys
Noren. Mrs. Tom Wiley, Mrs. James
Suirmer, Helen Sutherland and Julia
Smith. Sriss Morris, daughter of Mrs.
N. V. Morris and a student of Jeffer
son high school, has a host of frlonda
in this city. Mr. Noren Is a University
of Oregon student and a member of
Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Noren,
who reside in this city.
The Montavilla gym class enter
tained the husbands and friends at the
clubhouse on March 15. when 40 mem
bers and 60 friends were present.
The Misses Luclle. Charlotte and
residence of their parents. Colonel and
Mrs. Ellis. Those who enjoyed this
merry sffalr were Misses May Walnli.
Mary Nolan, Irma Tamer. Pislrlce
Conway and William Wslsh, Thomss
Shea, Gerald Conway, Cadets Jsck
Wright, Francis Rose, Arlyn K.vev and
Stuart Hopkins from Hill Military
aoademy.
The State Bank employes enjoyed
a venison dinner followed by a dane
Ing party at the Automobile club
house on Wednesday evening. About
90 persuni were present and during
the dinner listened to singing by Mrs.
Arthur H. Olson, wife of the Htale
Hank's clearing teller, and Miss Lor
ralne Lee. nlere of Director W. II.
Hair, of Canby Or., and talks . by
Charles E. Walter on "Co-opcratlon"
and a J. Graham on "Loyalty to Your
Bank."
All of the bank offlrers and several
of the directors were present, and also
Mr. and Mr. II. W. Kvana of the I-irsi
National Hank. Canny: Mr. and
M rs.
Elizabeth Ellis were 'young hostesses 1 K C. Stephens of the Kstacads riUte
on St. Patrick's day for a dance at the I Hank. Estsesds. nd Mr. snd Mrs. A.
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Pansy Brassieres in many models
tailored and fane j are now here in
splendid variety.
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If you live out or town write or
phone us your orders will be given
personal attention.
VOL. 2
PORTLAND, OREGON, MARCH 21, 1920
NO. 12
PUBLISHED BY
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JfURRIERa
XEW SPRING MODELS
OF FINE FURS
N.M.UNGAR
141 BROADWAY. S40 ALDER ST.
- skmthwcat Corner ef Braadwaj
and Aider.
CHAS. F. BERG,
Vice-President and Manager.
309 Morrison Street.
Postoffice Opposite,
Glimpses of
The New Blouses
Rose green beige white navy
black Georgette, Tricolette, Osaka
Crepe WHICH do you prefer?
They're all here they're all new
they're all irresistibly lovely!
Blouses are a delight to the eye and
a joy to wear this Spring season!
A rose-colored blonse of Osaka
Crepe is embroidered in beige with,
a band of beige crepe at the hip
line. It has tassels of beige silk
and is lovely at $21.95.
Nile green Georgette embroidered
in gold and black makes a blouse of
rare loveliness with its apron front
and sash back. The elbow length
sleeves have turn-back cuffs, ac
cordion pleated and black edged.
Priced ?27.95.
OGUE Patterns are shown
exclusively in Portland at
our Annex THE WAIST
SHOP, Portland Hotel Court.
The new Vogue Catalogue of Spring
patterns is also to be had at the
WAIST SHOP.
Good Weight Silk Hose
Special $1.792 Pairs $3.50
Our Regular $225 and $2J50 Qualities
The excellent Maid-Tuware Hose that wear
so well and look so rich. Full fashioned, with
lisle top and sole they are unusual at the price!
All Spring shades, such as Cordovan, navy, bat
tleship, suede, pink, peach and of course black.
First-Quality Silk Hose
in Many Colors at $1.50
Splendid silk stockings black and
brown, field mouse, champagne,
navy and tan with deep lisle tops,
toes and heels. They are remark
able at this moderate price! EVERY
PAIR FIRST QUALITY!
Boot Silk Hose $1.05
Two Pairs $2.00
Good quality boot silk stockings in a variety of the most popu
lar Spring and Summer shades. They will wear excellently
and look well. In this sale you can buy several pairs to match
as many costumes at real savings.
ALSO AT $1.05 a group of black silk boot hose that are sub
standards. These are very specially priced!
And Don 't Forget Sox for
The Younger Generation
There are such delightful sox here for young folk of all ages!
Silk and lisle and silk plaited striped or plain choose them
now to match the frocks you're planning.
300 Blouses A Wonderful Sale
$3.95
Dressy
Blouses
Tailored
Blouses
All week there have been eager calls for "those wonderful blouses you have been having on sale
a friend bought one and " So many "friends" have advertised this sale for us that we
find it necessary to duplicate the event! And by good fortune a special purchase of blouses
which we had given up expectation of seeing has just arrived. These with odds and ends of
excellent blouses in our stocks combine to make this sale extraordinary!
Regular prices are $7J50 to $13J50 Sale price $3.95
Crepe de Chine blouses in smart tailored mod
els pleated and tucked and button trimmed.
Some of net and a few peplum models. Then,
too, there are a few lingerie blouses in odd
sizes. Early selection is advised.
Dainty blouses of Georgette flesh colored,
beige, navy blue, white, cream made in pretty
styles, lace trimmed, embroidered and tucked.
Some collarless and some with rolling or
square collars.
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BALD aa mm Kick for 20 TEARS
laed the Ekdee Hair Cerate
(or Six Weekaw
RESULT!
Hair started Over Entire Scalp,
Get It at your drug-plat or Tha
Kkde Ca 800 Union Ave. Port
land. Oregon.
MEN WE PRESENT
for your use and pleasure the best assortment of good
hose you could find!
PHOENIX. HOSE SHAWKNIT
silk $1.15 to $3.15 - silk plaited 75e
lisle 65c lisle 35c
INTERWOVEN HOSE HOLEPROOF
silk $1.25 to $2.00
lisle 65c
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Easter Gifts
What would be more
appropriate and
highly appreciated
than gifts of
Lennon's Gloves,
Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs
or Blouses?
New Sport
Handkerchiefs
Patterns to match
Spring and Summer
Costumes
35c 3 for $1
For gingham frocks and
gingham patterned blouses
there are pretty plaids in gay
colorings.
For frocks with embroidery
or trimming in motifs there
are be-spotted and be-dotted
effects of unusual chic.
And some allover colored ker
chiefs have thread woven in
contrasting hue to simulate
the hand - drawn novelties
that cost many, many times
this low price! Pretty as can
be all of them!
$6.50 to $8.25 Crepe de Chine
Gowns Sale $4.95
The silk alone would cost more and the dainty touches in
trimming are the kind found usually in very high-priced silken
undergarments. There are yokes of filet patterned lace, and
some with Val edging. Others are piain tailored, some with a
Frenchy touch of blue all unusual at thii special sale price!
Wl Silk "Envelopes" $2.25
Iters larly
$3.45 to
J4.75.
Kayser Leath
erette Gloves
for Women
$1.75
Smart gloves that have every
appearance of white leather
yet are more flexible and
wash beautifully br.cauRe
they're fabric! Lind with
chamois colored fabric
they're unusually smart!
Women's Cape
Gloves $2.75
Good quality capeukin gloves
always desirable for street
wear and driving. They are
one-clasp style, with spear
backs or fancy embroidery
and come in gray or nubuck.
Fancy Mocha
Gloves $3.50
Beaver and gray the most
in demand for Spring shades
in one-clasp glove, with
self or fancy embroidery.
Soft quality that looks and
wears splendidly.
Incoming shipments bring
the moot plcaHlnjr conceits in
new FRENCH KID GLOVES
famous brands known for
exquiite softness and work
manship. Many have the
new shadow embroidery.
Strap wrist gloves are here
in many styles fabrics,
leather and mochas. Exceed
ingly new and smart!
Dainty e n
velope che
m I a e of
crepe d e
cblna or
wash satin.
They are in
a variety of
dainty
styles
plain tailor
ed or lace
trimmed.
Not a large
quantity in
this sale.
Cfcaa. F. flerc Vlc-Prlii and Maaacrr.
309 Morrison Street I'omI Office Opposite
THE WAIST SHOP PORTLAND HOTEL COURT
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