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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1921)
THE SUNDAY OREGON! AX, PORT!. VXD, DFCE3IBER 4, 1921 vxwr "i rhi m 3 AVTD oeie (Continued From F"lrt rl.1 mom, Mm. J. L. Luwey and many others. Mrs. Raymond McCarthy who has fceen the guest of her slater, Miss Wayme Helen Flynn at the Portland hotel, left on Wednesday for Her home In Pueblo, Colo. Mrs. McCarthy came to Portland to see her father, F. H. Flynn, who was seriously 111, hut Mr. Flynn recovered sufficiently for her to be able to enjoy her visit and to be entertained at several so cial gatherings. Mrs. McCarthy will he remembered as Irene Flynn. She was prominent hers Id musical and social circles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank MoCrlllls and Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Runyon en tertained on Wednesday at a dancing party In Laurelhurst clubhouse. The following were invited: Mfsarf. and Mesdame L. K Adtmi, Peicy Allen, F. 8 Austen, George Alexan der, A. H. Averlll. W. W. Hark, lleorgo L. Baker, J. W. Baker. H. J. Blipmni, H. R. Blauvelt. Will M. Bard. W. R. Boone. H. J. Boyd, A. T Bonney, A. C. Callen. O. M. Clark. L. O. Clark, W. H. Cullers. TV. H. Chalten, Oforirs B. Cellars, J. W. Creath. W. C. Cameron. N. U. Carpenter, C. C. Colt, R. D. Cannon. E. O. Crawford, Charlej E. Dant, Crete Donald, B. C. Dar nell, M. K Deely, A. M. Dibble, J. O. Klrod, T. M. Edwarda, Warren Krwln, Walter H. Evana, Ueorge P. Etamall, W. F. Fieblg, A. D. Fortit. F. A. Freeman, Roy Flke. W. F. Groh, Charles E. Glafke, Harry Henderahntt,. Wlnthrop Hammond, A. J. Hall, W. B. Hare. W. T. Hutchinson, W. J. Hofmann. Bert H. Haney, A. E. Jackson, K. J. Jaeger, M. L. Kline, H. J. Kelly, Robert Krohn, W. S. Kealer, William Ka pua, E. V. Llttlefleld, E. Q. Lelhy, A. H. Lfa. Frank Lucas, O. W. Mlelke, B. F. Moore, T. M. McJury. John Mann, Oeorge B. McLeod. K. H. Muhme, D. H. Norton, Bn W. Olcott,, W. E. Pearson, Leon H. Peters, E. A. Pierce, E. J. Reed. A. R. Hit ter, Orvllle Richards, E. A. Robleon, Ralph I. Robinson, R. B. Runyon, T. M. Rama dall. Robert Skeen, Oeorge W. Btapleton. Oeorge I. Steele, W. H. Bee. Charlea Bhead, K. E. Smith. A. J. Stewart, J. H. Steven son. J. L. Bterrett, W. R. Scott, A. L. Tetu, Thomas H. Tongue, Marlon Versteeg J W. Vogan, Ralph E. Williams, Harvey Welle, W F. Wiggins, W. J. Zimmerman; Mtsdamea Franca Whitehead, Walter Hol man, Iva Henry and M. H. Lumond and !eare. J. Rous Fargo, H. C. Thompson, S. R. Hawkins and CI. U. Piper. e e Mrs. J. O. Elrod was hostess Wednesday at a bridge luncheon, at which covers were laid for 12. see Mrs. George Kirkham Smith, who was Lisa Wood, Is expected to arrive from the east this week to visit hel mother, Mrs. C. E. 8 Wood. Mrs. Smith's children are accompanying her on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Macleay are visiting in Burllngame. Cal.. the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Grant. Mr. Macleay is Mrs. Grant's brother. The many friends of Mrs. Henry Cabell are glad to know that she ia recovering iteadily after her recent Illness. e One of the interesting announce ments of the season Is that of the engagement of Miss Lenore Blaeslng and Maurice Robert Mann, news of which was told yesterday at a tea riven by Mrs. H. J. Bleaslng and her daughter at 415 East Twenty-fourth street south. The bride-elect Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Blaeslng. She is a popular member of her set, a Gamma Phi Beta soror ity girl, a graduate of the University of Oregon and she attended art school, where she did some meritorious work Mr. Mann is the son of Commissioner ond Mrs. John M. Mann. He attended the University of Oregon and Is a member of Phi Gamma Delta. He is proprietor of the Ivy Press. At yesterday's tea Mhss Blaeslng received in a handsome gown of white lace made over flesh colored chiffon and carried an old-fashioned bouQuet. Mrs. BlAeslng was gowned in cream lace over cream colored chiffon and satin and carried Ophrlla roses. Mrs Mann, who received with the host esses, wag gowned in blue shot taf feta and wore a corsage of violets and pink roses. The rooms were dec orated with chrysanthemums and palms. Miss Genevieve Smith played harp selections throughout the after noon. Mrs. Blaeslng's friends called between X and 5 o'clock and her daughter's girl friends called between 4 and 5 o'clock. Presiding at the table for the first hour were Mrs. C. B. Runyon and Mrs. W. J. Hof mann. Mrs. Walter Jacohson, Mrs. Orvllle Richards, Mrs. Frank McCril lis and Mrs. J. C. Boyer assisted. The table was beautifully appointed and artistically centered with lavender and pink blossoms. Nancy Lou Cullers met the guests at the door and gave them the dainty cards that told of the betrothal of the charming young hostess and Mr. Mann. During the latter hour of the tea Mrs. Eric V. Hauser Jr. and Mrs. John Mortimer Bruhn presided at the table. Assisting about the room were Mrs and Visiting Cards W. G. SMITH & CO. til Morgan Building. J. K. STERN LADIES' TAILOR 447 Alder Special offer in long coats and tailored dresses. Investigate. MAX 311 Central Bldg. Main 3408 Leaving City Offer my entire stock of Im ported Dress Patterns, Trim mings, Tapestries and Linens at MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES Marineilo Cosmetic Shop FACIAL AJIJ SCALP SPECIALISTS. Corner Broadway and Morrison. Z03 Broadway I ulldlng. Phone Marshall 2207. M. PATT Suite 512-13 Bush & WOADW. .X A.Vli . LADIKS' TAILOR Lane Bldg. LLDUR, Wilson Coffey, Mrs. Catlin Wolford, Miss Elisabeth Wiggins. Miss Edna Pence, Miss Janet Peters and Mis Frances McGill. In the living room those assisting were Mrs. Robert Mor rison, Mrs. Richard Ransom and Mrs. Charles Betheran. One of the events of social Interest Friday, December 9, will be a recep tion at which the faculty and officers of Hill Military academy will be hosts, entertaining in compliment to Cap tain and Mrs. Earl Flegel. Captain Flegel was recently detailed by the war department to the academy and the reception, which will be at Daniels hall, 17 North Twenty-fourth street, will serve to welcome formally the captain and his wife. Those who have been asked to receive are Gov ernor and Mrs. Olcott, General and Mrs. Blntchford of Vancouver bar racks, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ayer, Mrs. S. B. Linthicum, Whalley Watson, president of Hill Military Alumni as sociation ; Miss Failing. Miss Mary Falling and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hill. Several matrons will assist in the dining room and a number of the young girls will assist about the rooms. The marriage of Jack W. Benefle", and Miss Lucresla L. Huddlestone was solemnised yesterday at 11 o'clock In Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. George B. Van Waters officiating. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Benefiel, well-known residents of the east side. Portland. - j P.rorv If .1 . . . I fsref S-fjs" The bride 4s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barlow HuddIetohe. After the ceremony there wus a wedding break fast at the Portland hotely. The bride wore a .becoming gown of pa(e gold and silver cloth trimmed with Chan tllly lace and carried flowers to har monise. Eugene Vincent was best man and Miss Clara Scharpf was maid of honor. The bridegroom is grad uate manager of the t'niv Oregon associat-d student1. take his bride to Honolulu for a,wed dlng trip. He 1 going there with the Oregon team, which will play In Honolulu Christmas He .Is a' member of Kuppa Slirma national fraternity and of several honor societies. After their return from the islands the couple will live tn Eugene. Mrs. Edgar L. Kelthley and son, Edear Jr., will remain in Portland until nfter the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Keithley end son came from Se attle the past week. Mr Kdthly will make a brief visit and may return later for another stay. Mrs. Bruce Stewart, one of the at tractive young matrons of the city. Is planning to entertain at a smRll and Informal party this wtek for Mrs. William Patterson, who recently returned from China. Later in the season Mrs. Stewart will entertain at a larger affair. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Benedict and William Henry Fltx maurlce has been set for December 3u. The ceremony will be held In the Grace Memorial Episcopal church. Rev. Oswald W. Taylor officiating. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Benedict of this city. Many of the army officers and their wives from Vancouver barracks were among those who attended- the sub scription dance at the Multnomah ho tel on Friday. Mrs. Richard M. Blatchford. wife of General Blatchford. has planned a series of luncheons at which she will entertain the wives of the officers at the post. The first will be on Mon day. see Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Talbot enter tained on Saturday at a supper for Burberry Coats Made in England It's a revelation to the man or woman who has never worn a Burberry, a real "custom-made coat all ready to wear. A luxurious coat, soft and fleecy, that fairly wraps you up in warmth. Coats in all weights, sizes and patterns. K. S. Ervin & Co., Ltd. Established 1901 GENERAL ENGLISH TAILORS CLOTHING READY FOR US Second Floor, Selllns Bldg., Sixth and Alder Streeta The Genuine EMMA E. Goodwin Corsets Can be obtained only of MME. MARIE U, ZEITFUCHS Bdwr. B4M 312 Fliedner Bldg. 407 Washington at 10th St. F.W. Patt&Co. LADIES' TAILORS AND DRESS MAKERS. FIRS REI'AIHKD AND RE LIVED. SOS and 7 Brondvray Bnildlng. Phone Marshall 488. Mrs-FARRELL ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST. Hnperfluoos Hair, Molea, Birthmarks. Large Pores, Pimples Removed by Elee trolvala: Kjebrewh permanently corrected. 801 BROADWAY BI.D. PHONF MAIN MOO. (Dlpiomas from Boston. Chicago aad Stat Medical Board.) One-Third Off Coats and Dresses We want more business for December, so we've selected 60 of our smart est women's coats and 85 of exceptional frocks and offer them for Mon- ' day and Tuesday at exactly one-third less than their original sales price. Cost has been disregarded. Every garment is style perfect. It's all new merchandise some of it just recently arrived from New York. Buy now and save. The Coats- Velours, bolivia, normandies, polos in fact all the season's favorite materials are included in straight or Moused backs, fur trimmed and plain. They are the kind of coats you'll wear and enjoy. All sizes. The Dresses Poiret Twills, Tricotines and Canton Crepe in the most adorable styles shown this year. Youth fairly radiates from every one of them. Made by America's foremost designers, they include models suitable for every type of woman. Buy early. Credit Gladly Even with tfaesene-Third reductions on coats and dresses, you do not need all-cash. Just open an account and arrange payments to suit your convenience. Christmas Thoughts Give Them Something to Wear They'll Love It Wouldn't every woman in town be glad to receive 3 pairs of Onyx silk hosiery packed in a special holiday box ? The price is but $2.25 per pair, or J6.50 for the three pairs. Women find many uses for a silk umbrella, and our special Christmas assortment is most complete. Every sort of a handle desired. In gloria silk, 6.50 in silk, all colors, $5.85. Wool slip-on sweaters in tan, blue and brown. Ideal for motor or sport wear. Specially priced at $3.00. Brushed wool scarfs, with patch pockets and belts. An ideal Christmas gift at $6.50. Washington At Tenth St. "The Gray Tile Corner" mm mm
