TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, JANUARY 22, 1922
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and that took her arojind the world.
Durinc her Journeying Mrs. Wortman
visited places of artistic appeal, gal
leries, art museums, art centers, and
of these she talks most Interestingly.
Yesterday she spoke to Mrs. Van
duyn's guests on Batavla.
Friday Mrs. O. K. Marsh was host
ess for Mrs. Wortman. entertaining
at a luncheon at her home.
Mrs. W. B. Mackay was hostess
Wednesday, honoring Mrs.. Robert
Benson Rogers of Spokane, -who is
the guest of Mrs. George L MacPher
Mrs. Edward D. Klngsley has gone
east for a visit among friends In the
larger cities.
Mrs. P. A- Gilmer has returned to
Baltimore after a visit with her
daughter, Mra. Harold Bean.
of Medford, Or., who have been mak
ing Del Monte their home for the past
three years, have gone to Loa Angeles
for a visit. Mr. Carpenter will play
ic the California open championship
at the Wllshire club.
The opening of the California polo
season, with an invitational tourna
ment at Del Monte, on January 28 to
February E, Is coming in for much
attention.
Among the northwest visitors who
were at Del Monte last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Burdick, Dr. and Mrs.
O. S. Largie of Vancouver; Mrs. Wil
liam Gadsby, Mrs. A. C. Callan, and
C S. Goodwin of Portland.
The Portland and Seattle Social
Register has just made Its appear
ance. The custom of affixing a star
opposite tffoae who have been hon
orably discharged from service In the
defense of their country In th late
war has been continued and there are
Mr. and Mr. Oeorye B. Ca-rpenter more ptarn than ever. It contains the
same complete tables of data with
reference to the groupings under
heads of families, the designation of
the juniors. the table of married
maidens. Indicating the present mar
ried name of one who may be only
remembered under her maiden name,
and the clubs and societies, etc., ap
pertaining to each person.
Comparison of the statistics with
last year in Portland shows a re
markable uniformity in both the
number of marriages and the mortu
ary items, 60 persons having married
this year as compared with 65 last
year, and there are noted the deaths
of five women and IS men as com
pared with nine women and 12 men
last year. . Comparison of the sta
tistics with the last year In Seattle,
Indicates an Increase in the number
o' marriages and a singular similar
ity in the mortuary items, 72 per
sons having married this year as
compared with 61 last year, and there
are noted the d"eaths of four women
and ten men as compared with six
women and 11 men last year.
The series also includes the locater.
which contains In alphabetical form
some 160,000 persons, the names of
all those appearing In the various
social registers, and a glance at It
will reveal the city where the person
may reside and the head of the family
under which he may be grouped in
the social register of that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Laurence- Endicott'
hsve moved into their attractive new
home on Wcstover road.
M!m Lenore BlaeeHng, whose mar
riage to Robert Maurice Mann will
be an vrrt of next Saturday, will
be entertained at several social af
fairs this wek. Tomorrow Mrs. Carl
O. Llobe will be hostess for MIhs .
Blaeslng. Yesterday Miss Frances
McGIU gavs a luncheon at the I'orf
tend hotel, followed by a Una party
at the rbefatm-. with the hrt.lnl party
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Pontlnufit Krom Klrm I'nire
per chases are now being held, one
ty the seniors and the others by the
combined Juniors and intermediates,
run on alternate Saturdays. Each
chase is followed by a gathering at
the club at Garden Home, prominent
women members of the hunt taking
turns as hostess.
At the last gathering of the sen
iors Mrs. Henry Everdlng did the
honors, providing sn English hunting
tea for the riders and guests who
aneembled to see the riding. Women
carried off both first and second hon
ors In the chase on that occasion.
Miss Bally Joyce taking the blue rib
bon on Iiuster and Miss Alice Moore
winning the red ribbon riding All
l'.sba. John W. da Norla saved the
men from complete funk by taking
tlilrd on Never Mind.
The riders in tnis chase were Miss
Florence Day, Miss Sally Sabln, Mrs.
Madeline Young Mitchell, Mrs. Wal
ter Zimmerman, Mrs. T. M. Hart. Miss
Clarabel Williams. Miss Alice. Moore,
tias Flora Jane McBrlde, Miss Helen
Parker, Mrs. George Boring, Miss
frially Joyce, Douglas Nlcol, Ambrose
t'ronln Jr., H. M. Kerron. John W.
tfe Norla, Jack McDougall, Robert
Farrell and Thomas Uman.
Those who attended the gathering
Sifter the meet, besides the riders,
were: Gorden Dodge. Miss Helen Zim
merman, Mr. and Mrs. James Nicol,
Miss Jean Skene, Mrs. Ambrose
Cronln. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bernard,
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Sanderson. Mrs.
H. M. Kerron, Jack Marshall, Mrs.
C. Edward Grelle and Miss Mable
Lawrence.
The schedule for this week con
tains three rides In particular be
sides a number of lesser events. This
morning, the weather permitting, the
club will turn out for a cross-country
trip to Garden Home, where a hunt
breakfast will be taken. On Friday
rtlirht a special Indoor ride .at the
acauetny will be held.- On Saturday
afternoon ths seniors will ride the
second chase of their series.
In honor of Mrs Hamilton Corbett
who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Fa (tan in San Francisco. Mrs.
Daniel Dalton Madden (Rhoda Rume
lln) entertained recently at a lunch
eon at her home on Pacific avenue.
Mrs. Fagan also was a luncheon
hostess for Mrs. Corbett and several
others entertained charmingly for the
visitor.
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An attractive box pairty at the mu
nicipal ball on Wednesday night was
riven by Lieutenant-Colonel nd Mrs.
F. C. Baker of Vancouver barracks.
A dinner at tlvalr quarters ait toe post
prweded th ball.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patterswn, Mr.
and Mrs. John Claire Momitith. Miss
Marjoire Forbls and Sotom Taylor
were Mrs. H. C. Wortma.n's guests at
"Our City's ball" on Wednesday. Mrs.
Wortman. who recently re-turned from
a trip around the world. le being en
tertained at m-amy smart and Interest
ing social affairs during the last fort
night, and she In turn has emtertained.
several, groups of Interesting friends.
The decorations for the ball were
greatly admired and proved quite a
feature, deserving of especial men
tion. Ths flags of fcU nations were
from the ships now In port, The
handsome freeze all around, ths ball
room wais prepared for the Automobile
show, but w-as ordered by th show
and Visiting Cards
W. G. SMUTI & CO.
U Morgan Suildmc
Fancy and plain hemstitching:
and embroidering, both hand and
machine. Beading: a specialty.
.Pleating: in all styles. Buttons,
buttonholes and all kinds of dress
trimmings and finishing.
PITTOCK BLOCK
Broadway 1099
Room 354
maiLagt-mtnx to be piaotl in readlnt-s
before their affair so that the ohsrlty
ball might have the benefit of the
artistic setting. Through the courtesy
of ths Automobile show also the hand
some Lighting effects were installed.
Tins automobile event wiil attract so
ciety this week. There will be a
style show and society night on
Thursday. The style show wild be In
teresting to every woman who Is In
terested In dress and what woman
Isn'tf The newest spring models,
gowns, wraps for automobillng, hats
and coats of the loveliest and latest
mode will bs worn by pretty models.
Society has planned several dinners
to precede the social events of the
Automobile show. Ths latest models
of smart cars of course will be the
vreat attraction. The band music will
Se delightful. On Friday afternoon
and evening a woman's orchestra will
Play.
An event of Interest for the men
will be the dinner to be (rive-n on
to iU!itaday night at the Benon hoteil
honoring the out-of-town automobile
dealers.
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Mrs. Isaac Vanduyn was hostess
yesterday at a smart tea at which she
henored Mrs. H. Ct Wortman. The
affair was planned as a means of wel
coming Mrs. Wortman home from the
long journey that kept ber absent
from Portland for about 20 months
I til Particular j
Hi
Women
demand conservative
and lasting style,
perfect fit and qual
ity materials. Norman
Bros.' Coats. Suits
and Frocks embody
these essentials In a
distinctive way.
Drop in today and
inspect our large
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Values
$63 to $125
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All Future January Charge Purchases Billed to You March 1, 1922
Arrived-
Advance Model Frocks
in Taffeta and Crepe
TAILOR
M. PATT
Suite 512-13 Bush & Lane Bldg.
They are the perky models
in taffeta, the kind that the
carefully dressed woman loves
dearly and always wants to
appear dressed in one of them
as soon as they arrive.
We know this longing
women have that's why we
rushed this ultra selection
across the tountry to you, so
that you might ' gratify your
every wish. '
The bouffant hip is empha
sized in many of the taffeta
frocks, while in the canton
crepe dresses one finds that
elaborate style simplicity
which always marks the care
fully dressed woman.
Light Tan Polo Coats
in the Mannish Models
Light and dark tan shades of Polo cloth, the
material so ideally suited for wear in this cli
mate. We've also included tan and gray tweeds,
all of them made and fashioned in the mannish .
sport models. ,
Pleated back, full belt and lined throughout.
Use Your Credit Here
If cash is scarce with you these days, just come into
our store and open an account here. In this way you
may have all the things you need to wear, and the
payments youH find exceedingly convenient.
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Washington at Tenth
Beaded Georgette
Overblouses
$12.50
Heavily beaded georgette over
blouses in four different models
and colors of henna and navy..
They are new in fact just arrived
Saturday but they are unpacked
now and offered tomorrow at this
great special price of 'J2 50
Tailored Hats
Special $9.50
A group of small tailored hats,
which if judged by their smartness,
would sell for a much greater
amount. But our buyer made a
splendid purchase and we offer
every one of these new (JQ fn
hats for 57.0U
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