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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1920)
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 21, 1920 5 tfvimz recent BuiDEcrTtj ll Mlll ! mill fr-'rf- V v - i4 s f : ? - f4 "1 ' - . j V ' ' v f I ' - ' : - - -1 I ' ' " - 1 '" 1 i f It 4 ' 1 ! I r. "A-jJ Coe, Mrs. Ralph Brackett. Mrs. Wil liam Cake. Mrs. John N. Edlefern, Mrs. W. C. Wltael. Mrs. William Hare, Mrs. James Costello, Mrs. Jellison. Mrs. W. F. Wiggins. Mrs. Fred Knapp, Mrs. Carl Llebe, Mrs. William Groh, Mrs. John Manning. Mrs. Alfred Bon ney, Mrs. Harvey Wells, Mrs. Joseph McCusker, Mrs. Herman Blaesing. Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mrs. Robert Aid rich, Miss Charlotte Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holman en tertained six congenial . friends dinner at the Hotel Portland Satur day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Brown and family have moved into their home at 22 Johnson street. Mrs. B. G. White house is with them. Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner was host to 12 members of the Episcopal clergy at an informal luncheon given in one of the private dining rooms of the Hotel Portland Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ross had as their guests Thursday night in a box party at the horseshow Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie M. Kinnear of Seattle. Wash, William M. Cake, Mrs. Fred Sllcocks. George U. Piper and Fred W. Piper. Miss Margery Gilbert, daughter of Chaplain and Mrs. Gilbert of Astoria. Is spending the week-end in Portland, having come over from the University of Washington to participate in the Gilbert-Risley wedding on Friday evening. 6t. Mary's Academy Alumnae asso ciation will give a silver tea on Sat urday, November 27, in the academy. The hours are 3 to 6 P. M. The acad-t-my Is entering on its 61st year in Portland, and the tea will be a re union of former students. The money will go toward the scholarship fund Ail are invited. Mr. and Mrs. David , M. Clay are receiving messages of congratula tion upon- the arrival of a daughter born on Tuesday, November 16. The little miss will be named Virginia. Judge and Mrs. C. D. Latourette en tertained at a dinner party at the Portland hotel on Wednesday even ing. Covers were laid for eight After dinner the guests enjoyed a box party at the horse show. Miss Hallle Keating, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Keating, enter talned a few young friends last night at a dancing party. . "The Trimming of the Tree." Christmas interlude, by Sanders Alex ander Reed, will be given by the T. W. C. A. in co-operation with the Portland Drama league at the Heilig theater on December 22. The play is t' be given for the benefit of the Girls club work of the Y. W. C. A. The Interlude is developed in the manner and form of the Elliabethan period, but will be staged in the cabi of an Oregon pioneer of 1863. with the properties and figures of the play historically correct and very human. Into this scene will enter the Christ mas fairies, the moralities of love, patience -and industry the spirits from old books and the flowers and fruits of, Oregon, who are the spirits of good cheer. A domestic problem involving real drama, comic panto mime, a sense of the mysterious and miraculous, interfused with the tru (Continued On Pago 6- AllTweed-O-Wool Suits and Coats For Women and Misses REDUCED!, Suits now $45 Coats now $50 These pricesmean a saving of several dollars on every garment. Tveed-0-W6ol garments are ideal for all out door wear; they are made for comfort as well as good style. I show them in seasonable heather shades and in solid colors. 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