Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1921)
4 TITE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND. AUGUST 2, 1921 ( JS T J " WSSBBBBBBSSSSBSSSSBSBBBBSBSBSBpI:;?' : v . JF "'' k. - ' t'' " ' - -f'Vvr:! "f v I ' ' , jV " i - sT j ! . - 7 : 7 ! :n l- . 7 rs h i f - f -is .xv; i; - .11 y 7 i ' 4 f " , - i X 7 X A III - w-w. - x f l VA ( N r H - , - W . - J v ;-7v ?: Y ; rr it '7!- X , Va. w ; A v - l " x - 1 1 y - ' 7-.. v . : Uy y' ' - P j 'v7 -7 7 v. f ' , 7v a" II- X- - f i I; j ; i X- ; - - -f-nr 4 . k tj7 yS ' --"7 . - A-:':. VA 7 ;a ;.:77- : C3 ; 1 V XS 7 7- 7V7VA..;.; 7- 7l. ;. ... ;7,7, I ,777 7 (ContlniiM frn-m ram 1 t I mund Douglas, Joseph Knapp. Wiley I - J, ? "'-'V . sS " j7i,' Blaney and Morris seweil. 1'ne party rtiZZTZZ I- ' - f. 1 -y...-- - :..V::ur.. --J 'i:;:! X-.N. . " " v f J' was chaperoned by Mrs. E. J. Blazler Ypm 1 t ? v I 1 " v I Sassi and Mrs. S. Penney. 1 i ' s I Onwt i-w , r " Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Austin are 1 I 5 X- o: S-flfe. -- ; '.: : 34 .xevwMlmit MritJ...w,M.,i,w Columbia Uorge hotel in honor or . i isiiiisr t: ' " : . -V ' fryr ysz7 their houso guests, Mr. and Mrs. f - , 7jrc?l?77J'J7?rS7, jrTJfP- Georg-e I. Tloss of San Francisco, f j k 4 J::j-:--mx:m--'s.:i.-ff-.m'ri:-' ' v XTlr j&fJ&Sj&S,2Zfi where Mr. Ross is prominently con- I .h-::ww:.--d-ifi.&M'i:w----- .xm. nected with the Owl Drug company. Lj f v ll their mothers ott Tuesday. August 9. Those who Will motor up the highway jf) v The refreshments were served, oa the for the affair include the honor f-'i:. J I lawn at a prettily decorated table in guests. Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Erwin, the rf V:: . j i fc pink and white. Those Invited were host and hostess and their daughter. ffS V Mrs. H. BeaJ and Lucille, Mrs. T. Ba.iv- Miss lrma. ... fl M i : : v: : .1 zier and Caroline and John. Mrs. S. llf ' .7:;;::vw:;r Jr" Mrs- ar Ch rlct i si n son, Mrg. R.I : ' J ' nixcg. Mrs. Muirde-n leaves next week oa a. visit to relatives und friends in Kng-land and Scotland; and the recep tion was in reality en informal fare well. The hostess, who expects to re turn to Portland before Christmas, hopes to meet her friends &gaan be fore Hong-. Gamma Phi Beta sorority will hold tts 33d national convention in Seattle ami at Lake Crescent, Wash, August 28 to September 2, with many dele gates and members from the active chapters at the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural college and from the alumnae chapter in Port land In attendance. The convention will include regular to op In ass sessions, followed by clam hakes, boat rides, swimming, bon fires and vaudevilles while the party Is at Singers lake Crescent tavern and upon the return to Seattle Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will entertain with a motor ride about the 'boule vards followed by a reception for all the delegates. A formal banquet at the Seattle Tacht Friday evening, September 2, will close the convention. Among the delegates and members from Oregon will be Beatrice Locke, Helen Houghton, Elizabeth Wiggin, Doris Dezendwrph, Margaret Johnson, Adclle Jones, Mrs. Ray Ryan, Mi Grace McKenzie, Miss Kate Stanfield, Miss Mary Johns, Nadine. Bollander and Marlon Graeblll. May Dearborn Schwab was hoatess at a dinner party early in the week, honoring her brother, Vasco D. Dear born of St. Paul, who is visiting her, and Henry M. Williams, formerly a Portland organist, who is here from New York. Those included in the guest list were Mr. Dearborn, Mr. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boyen Mr. and Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong, Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Watson, Mr. and MrB. Guy Watklns. Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Watson enter tained at a dinner dance Tuesday eve ning, honoring their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Watkins of San Francisco, and also Vasco D. Dear born of St. Paul and Henry Williams of New York. Dinner was served at an Italian grill, after which the guests returned to the Watson home for an informal dance. . Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Xanten, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Teets, Professor and Mrs. W. H. Boyer. May Dearborn Schwab. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, Vasco D. Dearborn and Henry Williams. Mrs. Philip Twohy (Alva Wilson) of Phoenix. Ariz, is the house guest of Mrs. William Daughtrey. After a short etay in Portland 'she will visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wil son of Grants Pass. Miss Catherine Henderson enter, tained in the gold room of the Mult. nomah hotel Monday with a luncheon, followed by a matinee, for friends wno are leaving for school In Cali iornla. Those present were: The Misses Veryl Blazier, Cecile Pink ham of Burllngham, Cal,. Bernice Lemorlne of Petaluma, CaL; Caroline ijveraing, Leona Prag, Evelyn Frag, .Virginia Edwards and the hostess. Mrs. John William Rowland and eon David and Lois and Brookes Man Chester have returned 'from Mrs. Rowland's summer home, "Pine Lodge," in the Klickitat hills after a most delightful vacation. Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Sewell of San Francisco are the house guests of Mrs. W. 11. Sewall for a fortnight. -CZ-f ftfZrsijs-?jiT S'-Aft &Jzt?'rjZ&-. DCFUR. Or., Aug. 20. (Special.) The engagement of Mrs. Anne Johns Eton and Rev. John Robertson, both of this city, was announced We'dnes day evening at a party given by Miss Jeanette Sigman and Mrs. George D, Brodie at the home of Mrs. G. E. Mc- Clintock. The veranda and living room were decorated with flowers and Japanese lanterns. The dining room was at tractive with a profusion of pink sweet peas and maidenhair fern. From the chandelier pink and white rib bon streamers were hung, to the ends ot which were attached corsage bou quets holding the place carda bear lng the names of the engaged couple The bride-elect is a popular and attractive young matron, having been a resident of Dufur nearly all he life. Mr. Robertson has been pastor the Dufur Methodist Episcopal church for the last four years, com lng here from a pastorate at Moro. Miss Veryl Blazler was a delightful hostess Monday evening for a dancin party in the Arcadian Gardens honor of Misses Cecil Pinkham an Bernice Ielmorinl of California. Th guests were the Misses Cecil Pink ham. Bernice Ielmorinl, Adelaide Richardson, Caroline Everding, Leona Prag. Catherine Henderson. Evelyn Prag and the Messrs. Francis Alstrop, .Ralph Fra&, Albert' Cxswfxt4 .d- The Misses Ethel and Mildred Mil ler entertained with a delightful dinner-dance at their home last Saturday night. The lawn was artistically dec orated with Japanese lanterns and the table was centered with a large bouquet of old-fashioned flowers. Covers were placed for 12, includ ing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Sinnott, Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Den man, Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Kellaher, Miss Faith Hanthorn, John McKinnon, Clarence Brazell, Fred Mathes and the hostesses. The party was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sinnott, who are leav ing for southern California soon. Miss Mary West of Salem is spend lng a few days with Miss Edythe Du back in Ladd's Addition. Several af fairs have been planned for Miss West, as she Is being extensively en tertained by her friends and relatives f this city. Mr. and Mrs.' William George have as their guest Mrs. Hattie Craus- gnll Thompson of Mill Valley, Cal. They have returned from a motor trip to the Hood river valley, Mount Hood lodge and Cloud Cap inn. Professor E. F. Pernot and daugh- er, Miss Mabel Pernot, have as their guests on an automobile tour through he Cascade mountains Miss Dorothy Bowman and Miss Pernot's fiance. Everett Ward Williams. The trip is planned to extend through the month of August. They will visit all of the principal lakes and points of interest on the east side of the range, return ing to the McKenzie river and thence home. Miss Audrey Collins will accomoanv Mr. and Mrs. C. P. MeWhing and Mr. ana Mrs. Kred. H. Miller (La Zona Melching) on a motor trip to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins will enter tain the party during their stay in Seattle. The Millers have Just re turned from Seaside, where they were the guests of Mr Fred C. Dunham. Mrs. Marie Keates of Chicago is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henri Keates. Miss Sarah Ellen Peabody. daughter of H. N. Peabody, lumberman of Ta coma, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Louis Wilbur Mack Miss Peabody will attend St. Helen's hall this win ter. Members of Delta Zeta sororltv of the University of Oregon passed an enjoyaDie evening Monday at the home of Miss Gladys Everett In Pied mont. Plans were discussed for the coming college year. Dainty refresh ments were served. The sorority mem. bers will be entertained Thursday at the home of Miss Alvs Sutton at 1640 Fowler street. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Boss were dinner hosts last Sunday at the Co lumbia Gorge hotel honoring Mrs B. F. Weaver, Miss Lucile Brady of Los Angeles and Mr. George of Fargo. . JJ. - Miss Mayo Methot was entertained last week end in Seattle, where ehe visited Mrs. Ruth Rooks. Her hostess is the mother of Lieutenant-Commander Harold Rooks' of the Texas, who arranged a dance at the Naval Country club in honor of Miss Methot. Mrs. Rooks and Miss Methot also at tended a formal dinner party aboard the Texas. Laos worth and Mary Norma, Mrs. R. Moore and Warren, Aleyen and Mrs. A. Mangold. Mrs. Maas and William, Kernieth and Stanley Westland, Mrs. H. Pureau, Mrs. J. Landen, his grand mother, an-d Helen Gladys Marquardt. Those who came in the evening to wish Landen many more happy hlrth- days were Mrs. M. Alfreds, Chicago, 111.; Mis Bertha Wilson, Mr. and Mrs J. Cobearu Mrs. E. Wilson. Mrs. K. Cotean of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Landen and Mr. and Mrs. H. C Marquardt. Old friendships were renewed end new acquaintances made at a picnic dinner held in Laurel hurst park Sat urday, August 13, by a number of FortLind residents who at one time made their homes in Bocceman, Mont. The afternoon and evening were passed, in recalling old times and en joying a bountiful repast at 6 o'clock. It was the -unanimous desire of all present to hold similar gatherings from time to time and to make fur ther efforts to locate persons who formerly lived in Bozeman and who would be desirous of participating in these sociial events. Any person so desiring can do so by communicating with Mrs. George B Cooper, 4811 Thirty-third avenue Southeast. Those attending the picnic dSnner were Miss Phyli&s Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn King and children. Miss, 1 Van A3ken. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wll- Mead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mead, and Leslie L. Pope of Klamath Falls will be solemnized September 6 at the home of the bride-elect. Mrs. Sylvester Peterson will be Miss Mead's only attendant, and George Hasting of Spokane will act as best man. Miss Mead is an attractive and popular Portland girl. Mr. Pope Is a graduate of O. A. C, and served dur ing the war in the aviation corps. Mrs. E. T. Johnson and daughters, the Misses Ruth and Margaret, re turned to Portland the first of the week, after a vacation spent at Sea view, Wash. Miss Agnes Beach, who for the past five months has been traveling in the south and west, Is at present In Yellowstone National park and is expected in Portland by the end of August. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDonald of 742 Everett street motored home to Portland Wednesday after a two weeks' visit in Spokane. Mrs. Mc Donald's sister. Miss Ivaloo Eddy, principal of the Eddy school of elo cution and dramatic art In Spokane, motored back with them for a ten days' visit. A number of affairs are being planed for Miss Eddy. EVENTS OF THE WEEK. The annual reunion of the Royal I ioneer family was heldi August 14. It is thiir custom to attend Centenary church once each year in honor of the founder. Rev. William Royal. Follow ing this service 54 members of the familv met at the home of Mrs. Eolia Royal Oberg, Wylde Wood, Craig road. A bountiful luncheon was served in the grove, followed by programme of recollections in pioneer missionary life. Portland Juvenile circle. No. 2, Neigh bors of Woodcraft, held its annual picnic in Sellwood park, Saturday, Au gust 13. They were accompanied by their parents and little friends and hid a happy afternoon playing games. An elaborate luncheon was served the juveniles will be notified) of the next meeting. leans. La., at her home. The decora tions in the living room were sweet peas and in the dining room golden glow. She served luncheon to the fol lowing guests: Mrs. Lynn Ambrose, Mrs. A. Swaff, Mrs. E. Clapp, Mrs. hilisl x. uones, Airs. i. layior ana daughter Jean. Mr. and Mrs J. Miller and Jackie Miller. A musical pro gramme was enjoyed. Professor and Mrs. G. A. Denfeld cntertfined at a dinner dance last Saturday evening at the Highland Court apartments for Marion Hodges. Margaret Duffy, Hazel Franz. Aurelia Franz, Warren Hubert, Floyd Mc- Clure, Rudolph Franz and Mr. Fritz. Mrs. Denfeld chaperoned this same party on a camping trip on the Co lumbia highway at Ellahurst, where the Daughters of Isabella have a summer home. J. Landen Marquardt, the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Marquardt of Ala meda, celebrated his second birthday with a party to his little friends and Mrs". J. Miller of Mrs. Ernest entertained in honor Taylor of New Or- Alpha Delta chapter of Alpha Xi Delta entertained a number of guests at the home of La Verne Scroggins. Those invited were Portland girls who will enter the Oregon Agricul tural college this fall. The wedding of ' Miss Helen C. Burke Improvement Shoppe 428-9 Medical Bldg. ft-alp Treatments. Facial Mamare. 8ham poolnir. Hair Drewinc. Marcel and Mater Waving, Superfluous Hair Removed, Manl- cunnic. Sundays and Eveninjts Phone Main b.T Appointment. 7HBB. yfY7 2-t wesh every day. r2Ztf5 Morrison sk, bet. fZT. M. 4th and 6th. TeL PLAN THAT FALL GARMENT NOW! Glance over the Style Books, pick out the garment that you fancy most, then come in and get our estimate on EMBROIDERY BEADING BRAIDING Dollars Saved Are Dollars Earned 'In the Pittock Block" Broadway 1099 The Clorv of Beautiful Hair will be yours if you use "O-K-B" HAIR TONIC It not only prevents gray hair but restores it to the natural youthful color, stimulating the growth and giving it renewed life and luster. A dandruff pre ventive, absolutely harmless and NOT a dye. . Prescription by pupil of W. GrUnrer, Prof. d 1'Akad.emle Fr&ncals de Paris, recipient of (old, silver and bronze medals. Two Groups of Lovely Blouses Reduced for August Clearance These offering's will prove of interest to almost every woman for extremes in blouses meet here! Intensely practical blouses for business and general wear and a group of charming costume blouses all at attractive reductions I Pongee Blouses greatly reduced to Tricolette Blouses formerly $11.85 to $15 MS $3.45 $8.65 Kayser Silk Underwear Our latest shipment of Kayser silk underwear has just been unpacked and there are com plete assortments of all these popular garments for your selection. ' These are in the three attractive models sketched, A regulation Ferncrest is a tempting blouse of pongee at. any time and when of fered at this very special figure is doubly attractive! There are regu lation style Ferncrests and some with extra rows of fine tucking on collars. And then there are some very smart new models with the popular Peter Pan collar at this special price. All are of excellent quality pongee. Novelty Kerchiefs Three for $1 ... Pure linens and fine lawns printed in the most delightful color combinations and de signs. New patterns and shades to match practically every costume. Just fifteen in this group so if you would have first choice of one of these delightful costume blouses youll have to plan to be here bright and early tomorrow morn ing! Fascinating overblouses tangerine, peach, tomato and navy blue. Some are quite simple in ef fect with Peter Pan collars and others are elaborately embroidered in contrasting shades. Deep fringe adds attractive finish to some of them. And1 all sizes! Umbrellas Re-covered Just enough rain last week remind us that umbrellas rvill be needed pretty soon. Better gel out that old one and let us make it look Uke n""' another cover. O-K-B 3f snnfartored by MAN L FACT I'KLXG CO. BEAUTIFUL HAIR We have an exclusive method of applying- the famous Hot OU Scalp Treat ment which Insures lustrous hair and a scalp free from dandruff. Hairdresainj; facial Mnnnmo GRACE V. JOHNSON 436 Pittock Block firoadwmy 8609 For sale in Portland by the Owl Drug; Co.. Rosenthal Sisters with Llpmua, Wolfe A Co., Mary Elizabeth Shop at Portland Hotel, Lewia-tStenger Barber Supply Co. SuiiiiiuftHMtiuiiinittuimiuiiniiiHuiuimiiitiuiiuniiauHiHiiNHutiniiiuii; 1 HI 1 A Line of Carefully Selected "Models of Fur Garments" at A. R. PEUTHERT 151 TENTH ST. Between Morrlon and Alder, rkone Broadway 4506. Rentrllnar and remodeling- your old lurm into smart, new atyle at moderate eoat. Two Remarkable Groups of Skirts in the August Clearance Youll recognize these as skirts that have been far, far higher priced! Here's an opportunity tt save on skirts that you can wear all the year round with light blouses for many occa sions. $7.85 for skirts formerly $10 to $16.85 Jerseys and flannels plain white skirts solid colors and some with blazer 6tripes. They're remarkable at the price for materials alone would cost more! $10.85 for skirts formerly $15 to $35 Handsome silks in novelty design large dots interesting plaid3 and smart checks and some solid shades. Plain, pleated and "accordion pleated models. And come unusually fine shantungs and pongees in solid shades as well as handsome Prunella and fine worsteds. A few in extra size with waist bands up to 26 inches. Now you can buy Chamoisette Gloves at 69c Two-clasp style gloves beaver embroidered in self or contrasting shades and white gloves. All sizes and excellent quali ties. 16-button Chamoisettes $1.65 A very special price for these splendid gloves in white, beaver, champagne and grey. 30 MORRISON STREET. PoatoKIee Opp.nlte. A. J. Lcimb, Frealdeat. Ckas. F. Bers. Vice-Pre. Excellent savings on good HOSIERY All these items are of the usual Len non standard and that means the best you can buy at the price! Women's Silk and Fiber Stockings at 69c Black, grey and cordovan shades in excellent quality stockings. They will wear excellently .and are regularly priced 85c. Allen A. Black Cat Hosiery for $1.50 Pure thread silk stockings with lisle hem tops. In such popular colors as brown, navy, black and white. Full-Fashioned Silk Hosettes at $1.29 A special price because they're slight ly irregular in weave. Brown, white and .black, but not all sizes in every color. First quality would be $2.50. Women's Sport Lisle Stockings for $1.50 This is the newest item in sport hose Derby ribbed of the famous Phoenix brand. In black, white and brown they're mighty good looking and will wear wonderfully. PHOENIX SILK HOSE FOR MEN 75c and $1
