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S ' , TTTE SUNDAY OEEGOXIAX, PORTLAND, MARClt 5, 1923 . '
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-t I - '"T, - ' , j i " j Harry Goldstein of Spokane. Thfl Miss Carlotta Heed, Mn, Bruere and
' , - !S ' 4 - ' - f s A -' " ' naw8 was made known at a luncheon thV bride-alect. Corsage bouquets
i . ?V 1 " jj I ' rf i ' 1 ' I x ' at which Hra Bruere entertained with the betrothal cards marked each
' ( I I -i I Piivf J&m;&Jm'-i,-?;MJz4 m-v ;."(.- j s-s Covers we plaoed for Mrs. Albert place. The bride-elect is a popular
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l , I i f S y" X I 1 I Walker, Mrs. Nelsoq flatten, Mrs I ferson Medical school at Philadelph
;;l ; - t ) I - i ""ly" - 4 ' i Addison Knapp, Mrs Jewell Paeet, He is a member of a prominent fam-1 ly admired In a gown of pale gray
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iiy of Spokane and has many friends t lacs
and relatives In Philadelphia. He U I of tangerine heavy silk rlbben.
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the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gold
stein.
Shrove Tuesday evening was cele
brated with a dance riven by the
association of the army of the United
States in the armory. The officers
of the regular army, the reserve corps
and the national guard ami their
wives and guests enjoyed the event.
Many of the army set from Van
couver barracks were present. Mrs.
Blatchford, wife of General Blatch
ford, was one of the handsome and
interesting women present. She wore
a smart gown of black lace with
h of silver and tulle. Mrs. Frank
C. Baker, who, with Colonel Baker,
ferson Medical school at Philadelphia. I will leave soon for Texas, was great-
prominent fam-1 ly admired tn a gown
georgette with aids sashes
The
many friends of Colonel and Mrs.
Baker are regretting that they are
leaving the poet, for they are popular
socially here and in Vancouver in
scciety and army sets.
Miss Adeline Kendall, niece of
Colonel XV. H. Jordan, wore a gown
of bright emerald gresn net elabo
rated with sequins. Mrs. Arthur
Bradbury, wife of Colonel Bradbury,
wore orchid taffeta and stiver lace.
Mrs. William McChapman was gowned
in gold colored taffeta and tulle, self
toned. Mrs. Channing Drlaplane
wore black and gold brocade. Mrs.
William O. Collins was gowned in
coral taffeta. Mrs. Everett S. Prouty
was attired in silver lace over satin.
Miss Whedon wore psle green taf
feta. Mrs. J. Francis TraUe was
I ftoro
-Co'lap(l From First
2Uirrson officiated. Mr.. Gurrier at
tended Culver Military academy' and
the. 'Cniversity bt Washington'' and
is-arrnember of Sigma No fraternity.
He-has many friends here and in
"Washington. Mr. Gaerrier is a prom
luntr; lumberman. He is .a brother
or Airs. Robin H. - Nelson of River-
trcodLIThe bride has been visiting her
sister; Mrs. E. H. Downard. A break
fast party at Riverwood,- the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Nelson, " f ol
lowed the ceremony and the couple
left afterward for Vancouver, B. C-
They will live at Guerrier; Wash., at
Sir. Gurrier's mill site.
Among those who have made reser
vations for several of the perfornv
anoes of grand opera for the ap
proaching; season are Mr. and Mrs. F.
C. Mai pas. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mi-
nott, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCulloch,
Mr. JtTid Mrs. Harry McCracken. Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. MaeFherson, William
MacfhaJl. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nelson,
I-Aidwig Pokorney. the Albert Luttons
cfTscoma, Mrs. Skene, C. W. Thomp
BORr-Mrs. Gordon Voorhies of Med-
ford,.Mrs. waiter Beebe, Mrs. John H.
Burgard, Eric V. Hauser, Jocelyu
Koulkes, Mortimer Hartwell, Ludwig
Hirsch, K. Jacobs, W. W. Kerns, Mr.
nd Mrs. Dan Malarkey. Miss Mac
kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. J.
B. Tucker, Mrs. Erskine Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox, Aubrey
Vv'atsek,- R. W. Wilbur. Mrs. Lillian
Lines, Mrs. Napier, Miss Humason,
Mrs. Alfred GHe. Cliff lumping and
Irene Collins. . ...
The engagement of George Alson
Krlbs, son of Frederick A. Krtbs of
this city, to Miss Grace Fischer.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Fisher of Seattle, has been announced..
Jtdr. Kribs is now: in the lumber busi
ness In Seattle and makes his homo at
the University club in, that city. He
is well known" here, having many
friends in Portland. He attended HiU
Military academy, Portland academy;
iawrenceviiie . and Yale. The.. aa
nouncement was made at a largt te
in Seattle, where . the bride-elect - is
socially prominent. .. j --
The Misses Marshall will entertain
this, week for Mrs.- Folger Johnson,
who. with Mr. Johnson, will leave soon
tor .Europe.
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Mrs. Margaret Biddle was hostess
on Friday at a luncheon at Waverley
country ciub. Honoring Mrs. Richard
Frederick Scholz and her guest, Mrs.
Aiirea iimmern.
Mrs. Mary H, Scarborough and Miss
Cornelia Cook aro being extensively
enierutinea in Honolulu.
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Among the prominent Portland peo
ple visiting in southern California
are Mr. and Mrs. "Frank Jay Cobbs, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Williams and Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman O'Gorman.
Mrs. Frank Kerr will entertain in
formally on Monday for a few friends
of Mrs. Carlos Close, who will leave
on March 8 for New York, whence
sho will sail for Italy. Mrs. Close
plans to visit her mother, Mrs. Rich
ard Northcott. Mrs. Cloao will spend
the spring and early summer travel
ing: on the, continent with Mr. and
Mrs. Northcott. She will return late
In the summer to Portland.
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jars. Donald vBatea is enjoying a
Visit in San Francisco. Mrs. Edward
Valentine is being entertained in the
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- Many of the society women of
Portland, who are golf enthusiasts,
ars enjoying the special luncheons
nd Vlnung Cards """
W. G. SBIITH & CO.-
Ill Morgaa SuUdioc
The Spring
Modes
calling fvr new thoughts in
embroideries, scallops, bound
- and otherwise, lattice work
in bias folds, etc., are all car
ried out at ..-'
Pittock Block
HrmfHrhimr, pleaflnga, batten
and all kinds of ilresa finishing.
and goif at the Waverley Countm
club each 'Tuesday.
An Interesting announcement of yes
terday was that of the engagement of
Miss Elisabeth Bruere, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Bruere, to Dr.
Buds and
Blossoms
of Fashion
The fiVil creations, art non
appearing shoving pleasing
novelties in style. If Jou Would
go forth with all the conscious
ness of tvear'mg the smartest in .
spring apparel, let Norman
Bros, do your tailoring.
NORMAN BROS.
Tailors to Men and Women
101-106 Mezzanine Floor
Northwestern Bajik Bldg.
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A Garden of
That is no figurative term when applied to the new season's mil
linery, for flowers bloom in refreshing1 array and fruits are
one of fashion's happiest mediums of radiating the new
spirit. v
"Bonfire, Canna, Periwinkle, Henna, Navy"
are foremost among the favorites, but
there are other tones equally
intriguing and likable.
You'll find here, at
$13.50 and $15
several score models that will delight you beyond belief.
Come, see them!
ats Mgt
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Taffeta and Canton Crepe frocks $'5'7150
that yon will want instantly . . J 1
that are much the cleverest you have seen anywhere.
Here is just a hint of their quaint loveliness:
Canton crepe with irregular bead fringes; crisp
taffetas with lattices revealing brilliant
color tones; taffetas that flaunt gay lit
tle nosegays; Canton crepes that
blouse over elastic waist lines
and that have odd sleeve
"and neck treatments.
and Fashion said: "Topcoats
shall be of English tweed "
and they're quite worthy of their popularity. Polo
cloth and camelshair run a close second and are
equally smart in styling. We are showing twenty
five models at
$37.50
that 'will sell, in all probability, to the first women
who see them. They're exceptional values.
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