The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, January 15, 1922, SECTION THREE, Image 42

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Newspaper Page TextttlE SUXDAV OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JANUARY : 15, 1923 ':tnj ':;i-W$k :'Msyyyyy -. Ill -' - "-"J 1 , t: r .J i W-r-' . , 1 'III ill si -vj Sv tti111"' 1 . - ' V -J J , f 4 fj 4jj "::y- -&tx m&myy "V- ' I yyyyj-jrrry. arv? j Kscott. Miss Bessie N. Grant, Miss Gray Hunt, Miss Gertrude Woodhouse. Patrons and patronesses will be: Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Wil son Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. TV. C. Al vord, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dickson. The regular dancingr party of the Chrlstilllon club will be held tomor row evening; and wllhbe or members only. The many friends of Miss Mayme Helen Flynn have been sending note of sympathy this week. On Monday her father, P. H. Flynn, died after an Illness of several months. Mr. Flynn was well known several years ago as a railroad man and the family has a wide circle of friends. Mr. Flynn loft two daughters. Mrs. Raymond McCarthy of Pueblo, Colo., who was here a short time ago to visit her father, and Miss Mayme Helen Flynn, a local pianist. Sons of Mr. Flynn are John Randall Flynn of ' Walla Walla and J. J. Flynn of this city. A brother is Dr. M. A. Flynn and two sisters, the Misses Margaret and Anna Flynn, also survive. Mrs. James O. Pitt was hostess re cently at a dinner for Mrs. C. R. Zehntbauer of New York and Mrs. Frank Phllllppl. who has returned after an absence of two months. The committee of 100 of the Port land Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a dinner dance February 3. The affair will be formal. The com mittee, headed by William P. Merry, will meet next Friday night and make plans for this affair and for a stag smoker for February 17. The committee of captains and lieuten ants Include William P. Merry. J. A. Bailey. Fred A. Schulz. John Dolph. James M. Albert. Joseph Loeb, H. C. Buck, Wilber K. Hood, C. C. Bradley, J. A. Hill. J. A. Waste and Lionel C. Mackay. Miss Beatrice Quackenbush was hostess for a delightful birthday party at her home. 1U6 Kast FIfty-th'rd street north, Wednesday nitrht. Miss Quackenbush is a former Oregon Agri cultural college student and a mem ber of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. The following sorority sisters were guests: Mrs. Jerome Mann, the Misses Josephine Pease, F.lizabeth Reid, Olive McDonald, Edith' Stevenson, Mar guerite Amato and Frances Haslem. . Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Davies cele brated their fifth wedding anniver sary Tuesday niht. when they enter tained with a party at the Orpheum, followed by supper and dancing at their home in Kast Fifty-ninth street. North. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Fontana, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Nordby,' Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Euler, Mr. and Mis. Anthony Mi't xelaar, Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Marccllus and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leigh were hosts Saturday for five tables of bridge honoring Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Leigh of Winnipeg. The latter part of the evening was devoted to danc ing. Alpha Chi Omega will meet Satur day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the committee room of the Washington street Hazelwood. Titers will bo a business session and tea. Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Nelson were happily surprised last Saturdsy ev- (Contlnneil Prnm First Paue ) nes C. A. MuGiun, J. E. Maxon. jrge Dean, Kenneth Poorman. arles Gramm, J. L. Will, David tor; JS. R. Donlon, C. B. Duffy. omas;- Blair, Will C. Davis, Frank aly, "C. R. Peck, John W. Kelly. W. Willis, Lloyd Lawson. Hugh inford. James Polhemus, H. T. icent, J. A. C. Tait, Roy Camp, rcy Freeman, C. A. Brodie. E. R. mm. W. I!. Rhively. H. K. Thomas, H. Masters, Paul Briedwell, Boyce nton, Harold Nicholas. Carl unch, H. W. Thompson, Tom New- ad, L. K. TIdball. C. E. Force. H. W. irich Maynard Redmond and H. 1. yes; Irs. and Mrs. J. E. Nelson, fford Moore. F. C. Melllsh, H. A. rr,' A. C. Van Cleve, R. B. Karkeet I Will Shea. - Miss Kathryn Hoyt and Miss etohen Klosterman Uft the city last ek for Chicago, where they expect spend several months visiting. Mrs. Dent Mowrey will entertain on turday at a studio tea for Mrs. H. Wortman. ; . . The marriage of Miss Lenore islng and Maurice Mann will be MM "-and Visiting Card iV. G. SMITH & CO. Ill Morgan Building. solemnized January 28. The bride elect has chosen Miss Elizabeth Wig gins as her maid of honor. Mrs. Richard Ransom will be matron of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Houghton. Miss Frances Mc C! ill and Miss Edna Pence. Herman J. Blaes'ng Jr. will be best man. Nancy Lou Cullers will be flower Flrl. Ushers will be William Bolger, R. Krohn. Richard Ransom and Robert McNary. On next Friday Miss Vivian Waller will give a luncheon at the Portland hotel for Miss Blaesing. Mrs. Carl G. Llebe will be hostess today for Miss Lenore Blaesing. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selling and Mrs. Emanuel Sichel are planning a trip through the Panama canal to Cuba and the eastern states. Miss Mary Sheridan was hostess yesterday at her home on Johnson street in honor of Miss Sophia Salmi, fr0 2 fresh every day- i VfrtlfZs& Morrisor st., bet. Vr 4th and 5th. Tel. Fancy and plain hemstitching and embroidering, both hand and machine. Beading a specialty. Pleating in all styles. Buttons, but tor. holes and all kinds of dress trimmings and finishing. PITTOCK BLOCK Broadway 1099 Room 354 whose engagement to Loren James Ellis was announced during the after noon. Roses, to which were attached the betrothal cards, bore the news to the guests. Assisting about the rooms were Miss Mildred Dunlap and Miss L ' I"1 1 1 1 ' it 3 Norman Tailored Apparel spells clothes t satisfac tion which is interpreted as 'correct style, perfec tion of line and finish and the proper selection and quality of material. Let Us Serve You Zailonr MORTHWESTERn BAMK BLOO, tot t06Stezzaninzrtoor- IADIES" TAILOR M. PATT Suite 512-13 Bush &, Lana Bldg. BHOADW It AND iXOEH, Elizabeth Doyle. Pink roses were used in the dining room and ferns and greenery about the living rooms. About 60 guests called at the tea hour. Miss Salmi Is a resident of Mist, Or., i but has attended school In Astoria and Portland Mr. Ellis .Is a gradu ate of the University of Oregon and an -architect of this city. Mrs. A. E. Buttereld will enter tain at her home, 815 Kearney street, Wednesday. The guests will be the members of the Coterie. Portland Heights club held for mal party Friday night. The social committee included Mrs. O. N. West, Mrs. C. B. Baker, Mrs. Robert H. Ellis and Mrs. S. H. Sheldon. Invitations for a masquerade party have been issued by the Trinity Toung People's society membeVs, who will entertain Friday night, January 10, in the parish house. All are Invited to wear masquerade costumes. The reception committee includes E. L. Anderson, Fred A. Bralnerd, M. Cubitt. Earl Sexsmith. Mrs. Daisy r.TTTi 1 ' I Illl 1 1 ' I ! II I One-Thirty Tenth Street A Sale Extraordinary Street Dresses Afternoon and Evening Frocks Taken from our regu lar stock and grouped in two wonderful lots at $39.50 and $59.50 i i Every attention will j be given for your ' 1 1 c r e f u 1 selections, 1 V Miss Ryan's Health School EAT BIGHT AND NATURE DOES THE dRING." According to the system of Dr. J. H. Tllden, Denver, Colo. This school has been founded to teach people how to eat for health. Three meals daily prepared and properly combined, preserving the -natural elements necessary to re gain and retain good health are served at this school. Eilers Building 2M7 Washington St. Telephone Broadway 5523. January Specials With Credit Suits vV-fy Coats 4: (J Our Special Clearance Sale Terms: Pay Only $5 Down Tferms: $5 Month or $1.50 Week The Dresses Included are crisp new taffetas in the varying new Spring styles. Poiret Twjlls, Canton Crepes, and Tricotines. It's an unusual as sortment of ultra smart frocks and the price is in keeping with the usual low Janu- Cf Q K( ry specials.. i Ota.Ul The Coats When Fashion said, "Tweed coats for Spring," we rushed this select shipment of "missy" coats across the country by express so we'd have something new and yet style perfect to show you. In-A eluded in the special are beauti ful bolivias, jaunty sport coats so useful for motor- CMQ ing. Priced DeV.OVf The Suits Duvet de Laine promises to be one of the most popular materi als for the Spring and Summer suit. Included in this great $49.50 special are plain and fur trimmed Duvet de Laine suits in all the cat Spring style iptivating new CJG K( ring styles O'WtdU New Spring Hats $15 The joy of appearing in that bright new Spring hat is looked forward to by every woman for who is there who doesn't actually look and feel better dressed in a smart new hat? Canna is the new Spring shade in combinations of satin and straw braid. Silk Hoisery Our full fashioned Silk Hose, they accentuate the slimness of one's ankle. Colors of white, black, cordovan and navy. Espe cially priced, $2.25 See Our Washington Street Window Display of These Hats pi- Credit-Gladly You do not need all cash to buy here. If the terms as suggested here do not' meet your individual needs, just come into our store and arrange payments ttf suit your needs. Washington at Tenth Street Children's Dresses Large Sizes Here Just received a shipment of large size blouses and Canton crepe dresses. Sizes 46 to 56 bust. The styles are ideal for the mature figure. Outfitting G- 'The Grey Tile Corner' SjrVSJ Main v iuy.