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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1920)
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 12, 1920 3; ( . J, -f J '- J , ,. 1 - 5 w - '-Hi 1 " - t -'-.' " i I ' - .k j ' f , ' , i )Ji'L ' - t I x . if ST -'-' -',. I K 1 P " 1 - jv f -v V V u I vv.x ' - 4 1 r 4 s 1 - r N - . ' I v ' ' rr 1 X W 4 f Orowa t SJS- A 1 KISS ETJLALIB CROSBY, ATTRACTI VE CHI OMEGA GIRL, TO MAURT WASCO BCSINES S MAN TODAY. Barred overseas and since his return I and a half years spent In South Amer. from France has been in charge of the foreign book department of a large publishing; house in Chicago. The engagement is the result of a ro mance extending over several years. The wedding will be next June. ' One of the events of the week much anticipated is the tea to be given by friends of Mrs. George A. White at the home of Mrs. S. B. Huston. 622 Elm street, tomorrow. Much regret Is being expressed at the departure of Colonel and Mrs. White for Salem, where they will make their future , home. 1 A complete surprise of yesterday was the announcement of the engage ment of Miss Miriam Hilton to L. L. F. Fearon of Kobe, Japan, and Kuala Lampur, India. The, news was told by Mrs. F. E. Hilton and the bride elect at a tea at which they enter tained yesterday for 100 guests. The affair was planned for Miss Ellen Calhoun of Seattle, an interesting visitor. Mrs. Robert Neighbor and Mrs. L. S. Martin presided at the tea table. Assisting about the rooms were Miss Alma Sharps, Miss Marjorie Rudd and Miss Virginia Wilson.. The bride-to-be is an attractive and lovely girl, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hilton. She has traveled ex tensively and met Mr. Fearon while on her recent visit to the orient. The bridegroom-to-be is a member of a well-known and distinguished family. He is the son of W. F. K. Fearon of Kobe. The family is Engrlish and is prominent in the business world. They have business interests in Kobe and Kuala Lampur and the couple will make their home In India. The wed ding will take place in the spring. Mr. Fearon is a member of the firm of Baker, Fearon & Co. The many friends of Miss Con stance Hyland are welcoming her home after an absence of over two YOUR FAIL SUIT, COAT OR WRAP If made in my shop, will give you that fresh, delightful appearance so essential to your personal com fort and satisfaction. NEW STYLES AND FABRICS NOW SHOWING I. REUBIN LADrES TAILOR, 40S BUSH A LAM! BUILDING, Broadway and Alder St. ica as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Luis Abelll (Crystal Hyland). Mrs. George Hyland accompanied her daughter back from Bolivia. Gamma Phi Beta entertained with a tea yesterday at the home of Mrs. J. T. WilKon at Mount Tabor. Mrs. Caroline B. Unander, Mrs. Wilson, Miss M. Ruth Guppy and Mrs. Ormond Rankin presided at the table. The active, alumnae and local members of Gamma Phi Beta were hostesses en tertaining for girle who soon will sro to college. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian McCalnvan, who have been to Canada, have returned to the city. Mrs. McCalman will go to California soon to see her son, Adrian Jr.. at Berkeley. A happy tribute to a most charming woman was the tea that Mrs. John A. Keating gave Friday to honor her mother, Mrs. Mitchell, whose birthday was celebrated with the smart fes tivity at the Keating residence. Vine maple and other autumn foliage deco rated the rooms . and covered the chandeliers so attractively that the electric lights filtered through the tp Store Closed Monday f September 13 Jewish Holiday I r p jxui i iiiiiiPii Mini J'i WSSiiiif in -i" liifPllll1 lllll1 axa 1 WWm&z m Opens Tuesday, September 14, 9:15 A. M. THIS IS THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMPORIUM an important event to us as we looft back over TEN YEARS OF SERVICE in the interests of Portland women, TEN YEARS OF PROGRESS toward the heights of success. Public con fidence, inspired by reliable merchandise, conservative management, and the guaranteed satisfaction of patrons, has brought us a volume of business that justifies a glow of pleasure in the accomplishments of the past decade. Pausing: & moment before beginning another cycle of years, we renew our pledge to the public that the Emporium standards of business practice shall continue on the high plane established. In order that this anniversary shall be as important to you as it is to us, we are offering throughout the store wonderful specials on brand-new merchandise specials made possible through months of careful planning and the co-operation of manufacturers who have helped to make this occasion an outstanding event in the history of Portland stores. mm Plush and Pile Fabric Coats Reduced $ 49.50 Coats S 42.15 $ 79.50 Coats 67.55 $110.00 Coats 88.00 $165.00 Coats 132.00 All Furs and Fur Coats Reduced Fur Department on the First Floor 75 Suits Oifered at Just $49.50 If the phenomenal value of this special could be re'alized, not a suit would be left by noon Tuesday. Here's the Story: We asked a manufacturer of high grade suits what he could offer as a spe cial for our anniversary sale, and to con tribute to the success of this occasion he almost GAVE us (for the price was only a fraction of their real worth) a group of handsome suits, mostly showroom models. Our saving is yours, too. Materials- in clude tricotine, poiret twill, yalama, duvet de laine and velour colors navy, brown, beaver, deer, French blue, Pekin blue . styles most anything m Fashion s catalog, ' mostly just one of a kind. . At this nominal price every sale must be final no exchanges or reserves. This announcement will be foEowed by others of equal interest, for anniversary specials will be continued throughout the month. Special of 100 Georgette Blouses of Real Hand-Made Laces Anniversary Price $1 1 .95 pa mi To the woman who knows values, who appreciates superior quality georgette and real filet lace, these blouses make a strong appeal. Ordinarily such, waists would sell" for many dollars more. They are long-sleeved, with a variety of neck outlines and trimming effects. White and flesh sizes to 44. BY ALL MEANS SEE THESE SUITS IF YOU WANT A REAL BARGAIN! z SiZfc Petticoats 100 of Them- A Special Long to Be Remembered Anniversary Price Regular values would be 50 to 100 more. Unusu ally good quality, all jersey, jersey top and all taffeta, in a variety of colors, plain or with fancy flounces. IP YEARS OF SERVICE ONE DAY ONLY Tuesday, September 14th FISK HA TSVELO UR SAILORS ANNIVERSARY PRICE $10 300 hats from the famous hou e of Fisk were purchased for this occasion at a discount that enables us to offer them at $10, when ordinarily they would sell very much higher. Eight different styles in straight, rolled or mushroom brims black, brown, navy and taupe. A Fisk sailor is always in good style. We'd advise early selection at this very special price. Third Floor Millinery Department m m 125 Colored Silk Umbrellas Anniversary Price New arrivals in the umbrella department excellent grade taf feta, in green, navy, brown, taupe and red, with natural wood and abenoid posts, white, amber Bakelite or mottled rings. Umbrella time is here again, so this special is most opportune! ft rtOQ YEARS OF PROGRESS; .--s. LslSvKl 124 to123 SiXTH SI JUST 0TF WASHINGTON i bright foliage, sheading a mellovr g;lw over the rooms. Pink grladloU were used in decorating- .the drawing room, while in the sun room and din ing room gay zinnias were arranged. Mrs. Mitchell was handsome in an orchid silk, gown with white lace overdress and a corsage of orchids and lavender sweet peas. Mrs: Keat ing wore apricot satin and a corsage of yellow roses. Assisting at the table pouring and cutting the Ices were Mrs. James B. Montgomery, Mrs. Frederick Page, Mrs. H. B. Van Duzer, Mrs. R. L. Donald, Mrs. George Gerlinger, Mrs. Donald Spencer, Mrs. Harry Kendall, Mrs. A. P. Mathews, (Continued on Page 4.) Burberry's London-Made Coats for Men and Women For eighteen years we have been e-xclusive Burberry agents for Oregon and take special pride in sincerely recommending to you their remarkable garments. Rainproof without heat, Warmth without weight, x Peerless for ease and smartness. Whatever be the climate from Alaska to the tropics; whatever be the weather, from rain, sleet or snow, from hot to cold. Burberry's meet the requirements of the moment, making duty in the open air a pleasure and preserving health and comfort in spite of exposure. Coats ready for immediate wear. K. S. ERVIN & CO., Ltd. "GENERAL ENGLISH TAILORS, 205 Selling Bldg Sixth and Alder Streets. For the College Woman or the High School Miss: Tweed-O-Wool Suits and Coats The English Ide'a in A merican " Outdoor Apparel for Women and Misses. G ARMENTS that can be worn in the hall, the classroom, on the street or boulevard; al ways in good taste, always neat and fresh in appearance. The autumn models are now dis played on the third floor of my store. Suits $45, $50, $55 Coats $40, $50, $55, $60, $65 Ben Selling Leading Clothier Morrison at Fourth tKhe Photography , and Art 407 Morrison St. Between 10th and 11th Phones Broadway 2837 Y2 Price Photograph Special 12 Beautiful Double-Cover Oxford Style Photos $7.50 Regular $15.00 Style 6 Positions to Choose From 20 Discount on other styles. J. K. STERN LADIES' TAILOR SPECIAL PRICE IX ADVANCED FALL SUITS DOX'T WAIT TTC.L. LATEB. 447 AT.DFft ST, Fall Announcement HK Fall Opening of this exclusive shop will bring forth a host of clever and modish garments for Fall and Barly Winter. A wrap or suit that is out of the ordinary is so often a most d-ifficult thing to find, but the many new and origi nal features of the srarments we are tailoring this fall make them stand out paramount among the fashions of the season, we especially invite the inspection of our fall modes by women who desire perfect taste and a touch of originality in the-ir apparel, and will be glad to receive you at your earliest convenience. WELL-GROOMED WOMEN Will Delight In Our Tfevr COATS, WiUFS A.N U SLITS
