The Sunday Oregonian., July 18, 1920, SECTION THREE, Page 3, Image 43

THE - SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, JULY- 18, 1920
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Fur Storage
A service maintainedfor the benefit of our
clientele, where you may store your furs
and other ine garments at very moderate
rates.
They will be cared for by skilled furriers
and will be returned in a better condition
than when they were left in our care. ,
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rlage a week agro of Mrs. Mildred
Grlndstaff Howard and Captain
George Sheppard Clarke. The Bervlce
was solemnized in First Presbyterian
church in the presence of the immedi
ate families and a supper was served
at the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. L. D. Grlndstaff. The bride is
an attractive young; matron with a
wide circle of friends and the bride
groom is a member of an old family.
Captain and Mrs. Clarke will live at
Camp Lewis for the present.
Mrs. George Andrew Nichols and
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence R. Hard
eastlie, entertained on Tuesday after
noon at a tea for about SO of their
friends. The home on Dunckley ave
nue was decorated in gay flowers.
Mrs. Homer D. Angell and Mrs.
Leonard Johnson presided and were
assisted by the Misses Louise and
Katherine Corbln.
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Many smart gatherings are being
planned for the pleasure of Mrs. John
Proctor, who is here In Portland as
the guest of her mother and sister.
Mrs. G. D. Stackpole and Miss Flor
ence Stackpole. Mrs. Proctor's three
children are with her. As Marion
Stackpole. Mrs. Proctor was. one of
Portland's society girls.
Friends of General Hunter Liggett
!n society and in the army set will
be interested to know that hiB friends
in San Francisco have presented him
and Mrs. Liggett with a residence at
1807 Broadway, San Francisco. Gen
eral Liggett has been residing at the
commandant residence at Fort Mason
for some time and will retire soon.
He has several friends here and has
Visited in Portland.
Mrs. Isam White and Miss Edith
Nanz, who have been away from
Portland since January, have re
turned from an interesting tour of the
orient.
Mrs. Edward H. Brooke, who has
been away from Portland for a long
time. Is being welcomed here. She
is the guest of Mrs. C. Hunt Lewis,
Miss Genevieve Brooke, her daugh
ter, is with her and is being cordially
welcomed by her many friends.
Mrs. Frank V. DuMond and three
children are guests of Mrs. Henry E.
Jones.
Miss Marrruerlte Bergh and Ray
mond Edward Nicholson were married
on Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal
church. The service was read by Dr.
A. A. Morrison at 5 P. M. in the pres
ence of the relatives and a few close
friends. The bride's gown was of
Ivory satin with a train and long veil.
A coronet of orange blossoms encir
cled her head and the veil depended
In graceful folds.
J. C. Hume of Rose-burg, an uncle of
the bride, gave her in marriage. Ed
ward Vannette of Hood River was
best man. The maid of honor. Miss
Gretchen Colton, was attired In blue
tulle over white and her hat was a be
coming model of georgette. Miss Sue
Eastman and Mrss Elsie Walker. In
sink organdie, were bridesmaids.
After the wedding there was a sup
per at the home of Mrs. M. L. Bergh,
mother of the bride. Roses and del
phinium, arranged gracefully, carried
out the color scheme of blue and pink.
Presiding at the table were Mrs. F. F.
Eastman and Mrs. H. G. Colton. The
young couple left later for their wed
ding trip. They will reside in Hood
River, where the bridegroom has busi
ness interests.
Mrs. Folger Johnson was hostess
recently at an Informal luncheon for
her mother, Mrs. Clara Waldo, who is
a visitor here for a short time.
Mrs. Herbert Garr Reed was hostess
at tea early in the week honoring
Miss Florence Holmes and Miss Aileen
wrong, wno, wun Mrs. wuuam a.
Streeter, left on Wednesday for a trip
nn a a I. Mica Hftlmoi of a lunch.
eon and Mrs. A. Goodall gave a din
ner in her honor, asking a few of the
college set tor me occasion.
Dr. and Mrs. William F. Fleblg will
entertain as their house guest Miss
Grace Mitchell of England, who is a
representative of the Unitarian
Women's Alliance of Great Britain.
On Wednesday, July 28, at 3 o'clock
the women of the Unitarian church
will honor Miss Mitchell with a tea at
' Mrs. Fiebig's home, 1042 Hassalo, in
Laurelhurst, and all of the women of
the church are Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Haines and
their small son, Robert Whlttaker, of
Chicago are guests of Mrjs. Haines'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. C. Whit
taker, at Alexandra court.
Dr. and Mrs. William Fredrick Fle
blg entertained at an informal dinner
party on Monday evening. Covers
were laid for eight. An old-fashioned
garden contributed its most colorful
and fragrant flowers for the decora
tion. The futi were Mrs. Maj-sh
C. Boothby of Salt Lake City, Mrs.
Clara Conners, William Olds, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Roscoe Harvey and
Mr. Harvey's mother,' Vho is visiting
her son this summer.
Mrs. Marsh C. Boothby of Salt Lake
and her' small son John, and Mr. and
Mrs. John P. White are visiting in
Portland for the summer. Mrs. Booth
by formerly was Miss.Lydia White, a
musician of prominence, harpist for
the Boston symphony. Mr. and Mrs.
Boothby and Dr. and Mrs. White
motored from Salt Lake to Portland
for a pleasure trip.
Among the pleasant affairs honor
ing Miss Aileen Brong, who left this
week for a trip to Europe, was the
luncheon given last Tuesday by Miss
Martha Reynolds at her home, 411
Mill street. The ivaests were Miss
Agnes Love, Fay Huntington, Maude
Gesner and Miss Brong.
A beautiful marriage ceremony of
Monday evening, July 12, was that of
Miss Georgia Irvine and Tudor Austin
Farrens, solemnized In the home of
Mr. and Mrs. .T. P. Irvine, parents of
the bride. Dr. Harold H. Griff is read
the service.
The ceremony was held under a
canopy of greenery, intermingled with
pink and white blossoms. Before the
ceremony Miss Helen Cowles sang
"When You Are Near Me" and "Oh.
Promise Me.
The wedding .march was played by
Miss Hazel Bowman.
The bride was gowned In Ivory em
broidered georgette and satin. Her
tulle veil was held in place by a cor
onet of orange blossoms. She car
ried an arm bouquet, a shower of
Ophelia roses, sweet peaa and orchids,
Mrs. Herman Frank, matron of
honor, wore a shad of pink georg
ette, with picture hat of pink tulle to
match, and carried pink sweet peas
and delphiniums.
Helen Hembree arid Jessie May Ir
vine, small nieces of the bride, were
dainty attendants, carrying baskets
of pink sweet peas. Herman G.
Frank was best man.
After the ceremony Mrs. Clarence
20 Degrees Below Freezing
is the temperature maintained in these .
Phone Marshall 785 for addi
tional information.
July Is Restyling Month
Have your furs restyled this month while
our designers and shop are devoting their
efforts to remodeling work.
BVWJSHED FURS t9-rsr
"Gearhart" by the Sea
Summer Camp for Business Girls.
Board "and Room $9.00 Per Week.
The camp has been enlarged and remodeled, bo accommodations
' are better than ever before.
- For Particulars
INQUIRE AT-Y. W. C A.
Broadway and Taylor. Telephone Main 7876.
Irvine and Mrs. Herbert Marx presid
ed at the table In the dining room,
where they were assisted by the
Misses Florence Johnson. Edlthe
Brobst and Emma Chrlsman. Mrs.
Walter Miller presided at the punch
bowl, assisted by Miss Lave lie Irvine.
The bride is a graduate of the Ore
gon Agricultural college and the
daughter of an old pioneer family of
Oregon. The bridegroom has been in
the government service for the last
ten years. The couple went to Cali
fornia for a wedding trip. '
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Lair Thompson and
son Donald left during the week for
a trip to Alaska. They will be away
for about three weeks.
Mrs. Frank J. Lonergan entertained
during the week at a dinner party
for a few friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Lonergan are now making their home
at Alexandria court and they fre
quently dispense hospitality to small
groups of congenial friends. Mrs.
Lonergan is a gracious hostess also
at luncheons, at which she enter
tains informally throughout the sea
son.
Mrs. Lloyd R. Smith entertained re
cently with an Informal tea for Mrs.
Robert Lacey of Colfax, who is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Preston
Smith of Portland Heights. Mrs. J.
Harvey John&bn and Miss Smith were
in charge of the tea table.
Mrs. Charles J. Swenson will leave
Wednesday for. San Francisco where
she will Join her husband. Commander
Charles J. Swenson, and.' from there
will sail for Sydney, Australia.
Mrs. Swenson will be remembered
as Miss Josephine Andreta Hoben.
whose wedding was an event of June.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding of Miss Lucille Kathryn Jenkins
to Russnl Waterman Frost. The wed-
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The Good Work Goes On!
-This store is a busy place these days the remodeling of the front is be
ing rushed so rapidly that we hope to have at least a portion 'of the
new entrance and windows completed by next week. However, this
work does not interfere with your comfort and convenience in shop
ping, for the interior is orderly as usual, and this remodeling is the
reason f on ae host of purse-pleasing reductions that greet the thrifty
shopper on'every hand. The clearance of all spring-summer stocks is in
full swing get your share of the "bargains" now while range of choice
is complete. .
Extra Special! Jersey Sports Coats $17.50
Smart tuxedo models of superior weight and snappy styling,
brown and black, in plain or heather mixtures..
Blue,
Clearance Silk Dresses
Dresses selling to $29.50 now S14.95
Dresses selling to $45.00 now S26.95
Dresses selling to $59.50 now S36.95
Dresses selling to $95.00 now S47.95
Clearance of Coats
Coats up to $39.50 now S17.50
Coats up to $49.50 now S22.50
Coats up to $59.50 now S27.50
Coats up to $69.50 now $33.50
Clearance of Suits
Suits up to $49.50 now S22.50
Suits up to $65.00 now 29.50
Suits up to $75.00 now S34.50
Suits up to $95.00 now 39.50
Clearance- of Hats
Trimmed hats to $12.50 now S 1.85
Sports hats selling to $10 now S3.35
Georgette crepe hats SPECIAL S9.50
Clearance of Blouses
Voile blouses up to $3.45 now S2.35
Silk blouses up to $5.50 now 3.35
Silk blouses up to $7.50 now S4.35
' Silk blouses up to $10.00 now 6.35
Silk blouses up to $21.50 now 9.35
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ding was solemnised Wednesday aft
ernoon at t:30 o'clock at Orace Memo
rial Episcopal church, Irvlngton. Rev.
O. W. Taylor officiated. Only mem
bers of the Immediate families were
present. The bride wore ber . going
away gown, a smart dark blue tail
leiir, with dark blue hat to matrh.
and carried a bouquet of Ophelia
roses and orchids.
Miss Beatrice Reno was bridesmaid
and Harry Jaeger was best man.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Powers Jenkins of
this city. Mr. Frost is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Froit of this city.
Upon their return from their wedding
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An attractive young bride is Mrs.
Frederick D. Kribs, for whom a num
ber of social affairs are being planned
by her girl friend. Mrs. Kribs was
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Phoenix Hosiery
For Men, Women, Children
Portland's Headquarters
at Lennon's
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Handkerchiefs iA
New Novelties 35c, 2 for $1
And Some Excellent Beach
Kerchiefs Reduced to 19c
VOL. 2
PORTLAND, OREGON,. JULY 18, 1920 '
NO. 24
PUBLISHED BT
A. J. LENNON, President
CHAS. F. BERG. Vice-President
809 Morrison Street.
Postoffice Opposite.
To Serve,
You Better
The Lennon policy of service is
again expressed in the Lennon
Annex. We had not anticipated
having this additional space so
soon but have found it possible to
make arrangements for immedi
ate occupancy. ,
So we are happy to serve you in
blouses and brassieres and acces
sories in the Lennon Annex.
"But that charming little up
stairs blouse corner!" exclaimed
one of our customers. So many
women will miss this dainty, cosy
shopping spot. But we're planning
to put it to practical use and shall
announce soon what department
will succeed to this artistic little
corer of Lennon's.
CELEBRATING THE OPENING OF LENNON'S ANNEX WITH
Tomorrow our Blouse Section will be ready to serve you in its new and enlarged
quarters in LENNON'S ANNEX next door west on Morrison street, Quarters
will be roomier and service more efficient. We're celebrating with two special Blouse
Sales which you should not miss! f
For Beach and
Country Wear
Wool Sweaters
$5.95
Greatly reduced because thera
are not more than thirty in
"the lot! Slipons in so many
fetching' colors and styles
and not many of each! Some
women prefer them to blouses
for beach and outdoor wear
ing! Early shopping is ad
vised for these.
Vacation's Laundry Problem
Solved in Pongee Underwear
One of the dress ' problems that every
traveler faces is the question of dainty
underwear that will not look soiled half
an hour after it is worn. PONGEE
solves that beautifully. Just come in and
see what dainty yet practical garments
await you in pongee
Knickers . $3.05 to $4.75
Gowns $6.75 t $8.95
Petticoats $5.25
Pajamas .......$8.75
Futurist Athletic Under
garments on Sale f 1.95
Cool and dainty of pink batiste in tai
lored style with hemstitched edges.
CAMISOLES LESS Vi
A Bale of wash satin camisoles regularly
$1.60 to $5.65 at a saving of One Third!
95c
Is the Sale Price of
BELMONT HOSE
Regularly $1.75
LACE FIBER HOSE
Regularly $1.50
WHITE AND BLACK
FIBERS
All of these are exceedingly
popular the two-toned Bel
monts, the fancy lace fibers
and of course the black and
white "fibers. Every one is
an excellent "buy." Econom
ical and smart. -
$1.89
the Sale Price of
SILK HOSE
Regularly $2.25-$2.50
Some are full fashioned
others semi every pair - has
lisle top, . toe and heel and
they're mighty special at
$1.89! Black and colors
enough to make half a dozen
pairs useful for various
frocks!
A Sale of Silk and
Chamoisette
Gloves
69c
Who doesn't need more and
more gloves these summer
days ? Here are ' some un
usally good bargains.. The
silks are in heavy quality with
double tipped 'fingers. Black
silks in sizes 5, 6, 6 7.
White silks in 5, 6. White
ehamoissttes in 5, 6, 6.
Heavy Silk
Slipon Gloves
Special $1.95
Regularly $2.50
Handsome gloves with dainty
colored cuffs smart as can
be with summer frocks and
sweaters. Heavy quality -
double tipped fingers white
with rose, green, beige 'or
gray cuffs. In six - button '
lengths.
, Long Silk
Gloves for
Summer Days
With almost every frock and
blouse boasting of short
sleeves, long gloves come in
to their own. these midsum
mer days. " Here are a few
much in demand
12-button length colored
gloves, $3.00.
16 -button length wh i t e,
gloves double tipped $3,
$3.50, $4.
TWO EXCELLENT BLOUSE SALES
ALL OUT-SIZE BLOUSES AT H
A wonderful opportunity for the woman who wears blouses in size between 41 and 54.
For every one of our lovely georgette blouses white, flesh, beige and navy many of
them exquisitely trimmed with lace is now half price.
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Also all crepe de chine blouses in tailored,
, tucked and tuxedo styles are to be had at
one-half.
These are in white and flesh colors and
show a variety of styles that is unusual
in sizes 41 to 54.
SPECIAL SALE . BLOUSES AT $2.95
Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Tub Blouses
Cool Georgettes in dainty summer shades tailored crepes de chine and fascinating
organdies and voiles in prints that are artistic and becoming.
Some have large or small dots of color with a frilling to match. Others have vestee in contrasting
shade, and many have novel collars and cuffs to add a colorful note to a eummer costume! Kare
blouses at this sale price!
A. J. Leuoi, Prestdeat
CkM. F. Bers;. Vtee-Presldestt
S09 MORRISON STRFET
Postoffice UppciiM
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