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MRS. J. W. POMEROV,
Jlrs. J. "W. Pomeroy was hostess at an attractive dinner party for Miss
Marjorie Hope Eunson and Dr. Untord liesson, wnose marriage wm De an
event of the near future.
pee. Mrs. Rufus Holman, Mrs. Wil
liam Jnsold and Miss Frances Cornell.
Sirs. Burpee gave a dinner dance for
lier daughter, iihoda, and a few addi
tional young people.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
The ball given Thursday nisht at
the Scottish Kite cathedral was one
of the most attractive and colorful
that the Scottish Kite ever has spon
sored. Many handsome gowns were
worn. The music was good and dan
cing and cards, followed by supper,
formed an interesting programme.
Following attended:
5essra. and Mesdames P. "W. Wilson,
J. T. Jauncev, W C. Dennis. E. B. W'hiat.
J. H. C'arrico, E. L. Wjcklar.d. F. M.
Kandlett, C. Van Gorder, A. H.Johnston,
"William John.son, Otto Kalzkv. Leo
Isatzkv. W H. Mack. H. -M. llranwn,
J. U WriKht. O. B. Gates. R. V. Kike.
f. O. Howard. H. G. ChirkennK. E. G.
Venotins. J5. Swett, W. F. Van Horn,
J. Williamson, H. E. Mulholland, L. Ge
vurtz, C. P. Ttiehards. E. A. Crandall.
H. E. "Wood, W. L. Hay. J. H. La .Morel.
W. T. Jacohacn, R. H. Friauf, M. T. East-
J.ajn, KHlph Id. bhepherd, Carl w . Young
Arthur BerririKe, Graham Steel, F. Tietzen,
O. K. Waynnn. G. B. Cellars. A. I.
Fraley, T. i". Window, M. U. Nease, S. E.
Moescr, H. E. Cowgill Jr., D. R. Evans,
V. A. Crune, J. L, Richardson, T. L.
nanr.inir. E. W". Kinble, H. It. Roberts.
T. E. Torkelson, H. V. Freeman, C. P.
Bork, A. Woelin. R. B. Sturges. R. Martyn,
C. T. Wrigle, Ted Wood, O. H. Freeman.
M. C. Webster Jr.. H C. Rineaart. W. P.
Gibj;on, Thomas H. Newstead. M. E.
Krown. H. H. Cofoid, L. E. Cable. C. C.
Newcastle. W. B. Hare, G. V. Williams,
T. Potter, A. M. Combs. E. J. Davia&on,
P. Conniers. Charles Thirkill, A. L. Lucas,
Frank J. Storhan. L. G. Pailsbaek, W. H.
See. L. G. Holden, G. Kinnear, C. L.
Buliard, A. C. Pool. G. Alexander, E. V.
Burlington, H. E. Harvey, T. A. Wood,
F. A. Bryan, G. M. Leslie. C. C. Robbina,
E. C. Pulliam. G. Gordsell, L. J. Arm
strong, B. H. Dannenhirsch. A. Cleveland,
W. C. Montgomery. C. H. Benton. A. J.
McDaniel. C. P. Peterson. C. O. Stone. O.
unde, E. L. Johnson, Frank Morrill, L. M.
Snow. A. J. Mcl'ann. H. F. Leonard, A B.
William.t, S. c. Morris, George 7. Deerking,
J. A. Dllg. C. G. .Vettler, s. G. Noles, E. II.
Rles. E. B. Huston. B. H. Moore, A. S.
Davis, M. B. Franzke. A. F. Douglas. I..
f!!akely, Karl R. Mudison. Xeal R.
rrounse, H. S. Wylie. R. A. Nielson, Fred
C. Patersnn, S. E. Finch. E. B. Tongue,
A. A. F.ucker, F. Fredlander, H. .Mumm
Jr., L. B. Austin. R. D. Murray. H. P.
Clover, W. c Silver. P. G. Onstad,
Charle M. Burke. B. E. Wrrlght. R. W.
Price, J. L. Quinn, J. M. McNaughton,
C. N. Luther, James Ferguson. L. C. Rose. t
o t. T fKi-vrr, Hruni horyer. C. A '
Wolfgang. William fechinkel, H. J. Mc-
Mahon, B. Royce, E. G. Swink. G.
Paulsen. Robert E. Frazier, G. E. Nibbe,
W. D. Deuver. J. H. Sroufc. L. K. steel
hammer. J. L. Shaw, Alfred T. Bonny,
J. Doodv Jr.. J. M. Hamilton, F. H.
Brown, M. V. Algers, Thomas H. Tongue
Jr., E. B. Tongue, B. L. Paget, R. Sheliry,
Harry G. Smith, Carl G. Tipton, O. W.
Bryan. S A. Murhard. M. Conn. R. L.
Schultz. J. G. l.-Cui!ock. Will H. Bard
A. A. Hoover. Charles Roswell. R. R-
C'oster. A. S. Robinson. G. V. Lintner,
F. D. Weber. Charles B. Tur.'ay, A. W.
Lunger Jr., Fred A. Cook. VV. K. Agnew,
J. R. Kaseberg. J. P. Menefee. W. H
Powell, Gus Kuhn, H. Hull, W. E. Finzer,
R. V. Sluman, X. C. Kampton. T. M. Mlze,
D. A. Miller. Oscar Hatton. W. C. Strain,
F. E Rice. E. Eddv. .Murray M. Levy, H.J.
Wiltshire, E. llenton, J. M. Lleweilyn,
J. Sherman. H. W. Sims, W. A. Greaper
P. J. O'Brien, Mrs. W. O. Frazmeier. A.
Laldlaw. L. Lauridsen. C. C. Beyers, Ed
win Llndatedt, H. E. Williams, Mrs. Jean
Campbell. E. M. Fryermart. A. C. Harrie,
E. L. Kimble, Mrs. Mortln, E. D. Barton,
Alta Merrlss. A. L. Bratton, Carl O
Rosengren, Miss Janet Hall, Miss Alma
Cook. C F. J. Kurd, H. J. Cress, c. A.
Jacobsen, Miss Pauline Jacobsen, R. P.
Stanley, Ben Baker, Lula Miller. Maud
Fen. E. A. Hoberg. C. Case. Miss S. Gibson,
Dr. G. R. Olin. J. A. Eertuz. Rev. B.
Parelius, Miss Marguerette Thomas, Miss
Jeanette Rtcen, Mrs. Arthur Hull, Vaia
emar Lldell, Mi Greta Lldell, O. A.
Gipson. O. J. Fortner, Katherin Missllck.
P. J. Greaf, George A. Smith, Herman
Karskey, Dr. M. M. Bettman, Charlea K.
Thomson', C. H. Hoibrook, Miss Nellie
Hanson, E. E. Lehmann - Je.osie Williams,
L. E. Nudelman, Miss Kessler, A. East
man. F. Robinson, L. Cunningham, Beth
Ludlam, Nellie Holden. Lutie Welsh, Mrs.
A. B. Holderman, W. E. Gellnsky, M.
Connes, Mrs. W. Margulis, Milton Mar
gulis, Miss L. Wright, Phil Neu, Miss
Rachel Chezem. Hobert Nutchell, Clarence
11. Derky, H. I. Corning, Miss Florenz
Jones, George W. Mettler. Mrs. George E.
Jamison, Miss M. E. Howatson. Dr. Alfred
Schllt, Mrs. Martha Levitt. Mrs. Fannie
Desky. LeRoy Chambers, Mlsa Guep, Henry
Copenhagen. Mm A. Austin, Miss Swear
engen, J. H". Montgomery, R. J. Chapman,
Miss Emily Buford. V. C. Coe, Mrs. M.
Coe, W. J. Harria. A. O. Blnswapger,
L. J. Robertson, L. E. Nudelman, Ray H.
Paulson, Clara KnechX, Marion Bonney,
E. W. Lohse. E. C Bowen, L. A. Harms,
Miss Bonnie Ludwick, H. Peterson,
William Spellman, Tillle Spel'.man, C. J.
Long, Z. E. Averill, Miss Mae Anderson,
G.' W. Mack, Miss Alice Hogue, O. W. T.
Muellhaupt. Miss Hilda Freiwald, Charles
E. Freeman, Miss Ruth H. Thomas. K H.
Besleland. Miss Josephine Cowglll. Miss
Helen Miller. J. Howatson, J. F. Bingham,
Robert A. Miller, Will B. Keines. Mrs.
J. A. Van Bradt. J. A. Spellman. Miss
Annie Xemerovaky, A. B. Smith. Miss
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Photography and Art.
407 Morrison St, Bet. 10th and 11th
Fhone
Broadway 2837
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Pre-War Prices on All
PHOTOGRAPHS
'MW.'.'WM'WVMW,
Jonason, Streed and Marr
Designers and Makers
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes
announces the arrival of the hew Spring Imported and Domestic
Fabrics which it will be our pleasure to show you. The originality
of our design and tailoring and our reasonable prices are sure to
meet with your approval. Mow in our new location.
Fourth Floor, Columbia Building
Washington. Between Park and Went Park.
(Formerly H. Jonaaon of 308 Stearn Buildlnn.)
Mrs. Edith Webster
Designer and Maker of Gowns
Announces Her Return From New York and
the Reopening of a Studio at
519 Morgan Building, Portland, Oregon.
Main 2905.
Supremacy in Style,
Quality and Value
for the new. spring season a vast presentation of orig
inality in styling, of a quality which commands ideal
ism, at prices appealing to all women and misses of
limited or unlimited means.
Dresses, Suits mid Wraps
Worthy of our high standard worthy of our reputa
tion as fashion leaders worthy of our discriminating
clientele, shown in a profusion of unprecedented excellence.
Suits, Coats, Wraps
$45 $65 $85
Dresses for Afternoon and Street
$39.50 to $95
Modes of Rarer Individuality
For those in search of the unusual, we present distinct inno
vations in design and fabric. Attire exquisitely removed
from the usual. Price range from $95.00 to $350.00.
Your
Furs
Restyled
Our expert
designers are
at your service.
They will assist
you in selecting
a becoming
style.
Spring rates
and estimates
gladly given.
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"LaDuchesse"
Our Newest Corsets .
We take pride In announcing the"
La Duchesse as the highest attain
ment in corsetiering. Scientifically
designed, giving the form perma
nent youthful grace and poise.
Front Laced Models of simple
beauty in brocades, coutils and silk.
La Duchesse Corsets are not neces
sarily high in price, but are posi
tively high in quality.
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Marie Antoinette '
Our Custom Made
Bien Jolie
and
Roberta
Corsets
also demand the attention of
discriminating women
and misses.
So Varied and complete is our as
sortment of good Corsets that
every woman may solve her corset
problems by placing her troubles
into the hands of our experienced
corsetieres.
Important Retain your youthful
figure.
Brassieres
A large and comprehensive assort
ment of tailored and lace trimmed
brassieres. Models designed for
all forms, priced 59c to $12.50.
"Phoenix"
Silk Underwear
a newly added feature in our
Knit Silk Underwear
Section.
For service, for comfort, for dainti
ness and for economy Phoenix Silk
Underwear answers the most crit
ical requirements.
Phoenix Silk .Vests, $2.35, $2.50,
$3.15.
Phoenix Silk Bloomers $3.95, $4.25
Phoenix Fibre Silk Vests, $2.10.
Phoenix Fiber Silk Blo.omers at
$2.65
CoroNA.
The Personal Writing Machine
Over 370,000 in use. Sturdy, compact.
Not an experiment, but a thor
oughly practical 6V-pound help in
your work.
Price Only
$50.00
Case Included
E.W.PEASECO.
110 Sixth
Street
Eiclo.iTe
Distributor.
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