The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 06, 1922, SECTION THREE, Image 49

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN. PORTLAND. AUGUST .6, 1922 o Oil "X 1 PHOTO - r v ' 'V ' - ' MMMM If Vfclaa,. .W rf-JHW-HJW oBi r tc-.kw 4 I' . ,,.. "V ; - ,,'-''"r''',''":r,.-..w-''.'.' "i ('-'' " I I ".. - W. :! J . Louis', Zjt e7Sj??z m? Hancher and Mr. and Jlrs. Burton Fieck. Everyone present was a former resident of Black Hills. S. D. Most of the g-uests claimed Hot Sprlnrgas their former home. The table was decorated artistically with lavender and pink sweet peas. Cov ers were placed for Mrs. Albert Gid- ey and Mrs. Stanley of Marahfield, Mrs. Straigrht of Minneapolis. Mrs. C. YV. Haw of Ottumwa. la.. Dr. and Mra Ben N. Wade. Mrs. Newton Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Majc Asmus, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Warner and the hosts. i Three tables of bridge were. en joyed at the bridge-tea given by Miss Doris Dezendorf Friday lo ccmpliraent to Miss Janet Peters. After a six months' trip to Europe and the near east. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osburn of Eugene have returned home. Tbey visited relatives, in Portland during the past week, k Miss Nan Gerdes will leave to mo tor with a party of friends to Cali fornia cities and Tia Juana, Mexico They will stop en. route at Crater lake. Mrs. E. E. Miller and Mrs. James M'irkle rave a rharminc te Thurs day for the Episcopal convention fund at the Miller residence. 647 Ladd avenue. Assisting the host esses were Mrs. Wilson Johnston, Mrs. Thomas Jenkins. Mrs. Paul Cowglll. Mra. S. E. Joseph! and Mrs. J. A. Gibson. Mrs. Walter Terian honored Mrs. Clarence Eubanks. a popular visitor In Portland, at a luncheon Wednes day at the Waverley Country club. Miss Dorothy Worcester was host ess at an Informal tea Tuesday aft ernoon, i Dr. and Mrs. Norris R. Cox left last night for Yellowstone Park, wnere they will pass ten days. , ... Mrs. H. F. Kendall. Miss Adeline Kendall and William Henry Kendall motored to, Seaside and enjoyed last week end at the beach. After a trip to Seaside, Mrs. Will iam House and daughters, Janet &nd Priscilla, have returned to Portland. . - .Mr. -and Mrs. H. J. Wilkins left for Yellowstone park on Friday accom- pained by Miss Kate Kingsley for a fortnight's trip. - Tennis tournament week is an an nual feature in Tacoma and mem bers of the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club are rallying to make- it an -event of unsual social brilliancy. Flayers will be entertained by Cory- don Wagner, Minot Davis and Henry Hewitt, the committee In charge of hospitality. Plans 'already made for outside entertainment include several lunch eons and at least one yaching party with W. 'W. Kilworth. The tennis ball Is beng planned for the Tacoma hotel. Miss Kershaw, president, has an nounced that the hostesses for the annual bridge tea at the clubhouse Wednesday. August 5, will be: Mrs. Paul Savidge, Mrs. D. J. Young, Mrs. Wlllard Morse, Mrs. George F. Heard and Mra. F. A. Haines. The courts of the Tacoma club are placed delightfully and the wide verandas offer shade tor those who watch the play from above. Tea w'il be served every afternoon during the meet. . .' . Mr. and Mrs. Max Church and son Jack have returned to the city after a montn s visit witn Air. cnurcn s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fremont Church of Pasadena. They made the trip by motor car, passing a week in San Francisco and visiting many points of Interest In Southern Cali fornia. Mrs. Church, and son ex pect to pass the month of August at the beach., - The George H. Kelly residence will be the scene of an informal dance next Saturday evening when members of Eta Alpha chapter ' of Chi Omega will entertain. The guest list wilat include a group of girls who plan to enter Oregon Agricul tural college. - Mrs. Raymond E. Watklna of 1174 Hawthorne avenue gave a very de lightful tea from 2 until 5 in honor of her house guest, Mrs. J. A. Rout ledge of L.OS Angeles, Cal. Assisting- the hostens were Mrs. O. Stew art Menzies. Mrs. Richard Welling ton and Misses Dorothy and Kath erlne Short. Presiding- at the tea table were Mrs. C. C. Newcastle Sr. and Mrs. J. Coulson Hare. , ' A wedding of much interest to the college folk was that of Miss Ethel Langley and Rowland Par ker, which took place at the White temple Thursday afternoon. Dr. O. C. Wright officiated. The ceremony was performed be fore an improvised altar of pink gladiolas, - ferns and ' pink sweet peas. Miss Lucille Murton played the wedding march . and also played softly during the ceremony. . The bride, who entered on the arm of her father, wore a dainty frock of white. Mrs. Parker is a former student of the Oregon agri cultural college, where she was a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority. i , After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Parkex will make their home in Albany, where Mr. Parker is engaged In business. . . Mrs. George W. McMath "compli mented Miss yella Winner, who has recently returned from California, with, a delightfully informal tea, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. G. J. Frankel, Mrs. Alexander Thompson presided at the tea table. Mrs. George L. Williams assisted in re ceiving. ' Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Strohecker en tertained recently for their son Samuel, who is home from West Point. ' . Mrs. Val Mathews entertained at her home at Ocean Park, Washj, for Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Anthony Berry and others. A delightful night was enjoyed with music, dancing - and refreshments. -- : . Alpha Kappa of Alpha Chi Omega will give a silver tea next Wednes day afternoon at the home of Freda Goodrich, 662 East Twenty-fourth street North. Mrs.D. T. Fe'tt. presi dent of the Portland alumnae chap ter of the fraternity, and Mrs. A. G. Bates will pour, and they will be assisted , in serving by a num ber of sorority girls. A programme of music and dances has been ar ranged by members of Alpha Kappa. Tea hours will be from 2:30 to 6:30. All active alumnae and visiting Al pha Chi Omegas in the city and their friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Franjc G. Eichenlaub and daughter Isolde have taken a cottage near the "SaJt Cairn" at Seaside for the remainder of the season. , ' ' Theta Delta' chapter of Delta Del ta Delta will entertain at a tea at the home of Miss Lucile Murton, 8'9r Overton street, next Tuesday. Ac tlve members, alumnae and friend; will call during tea hours of 4 until S o clock. 4 Mrs. U. G. Smith entertained, with a delightful tea Tuesday afternoon at her home In honor of her sister Mrs. Julia L. Davis of Indiana. Presiding at the tea table were the following: Mrs. James Carrol Mrs. George Shaver. Mrs. Alvin fOnnttnuff1 on Pas -L r v rer entertained Saturday night at t he Hotel Portland supper dance. Their croests included a group of society folk. Robert Brann of Tulsa. Ok la., has arived in Portland. He and Mrs. Brann (Virginia Macdonough) are the bouse guests of Mrs. G. C. Von Egloffstein. They will remain In Portland about a month. Allen Meier was host at a supper dance at Hotel Portland last night. Covers were placed for ten persons. A rhirmir.r tea was that which MIm La Veile Florence gave for Mrs. V!:iam Reginald Jacksoo yesterday afternoon. A number of foetety maid and matrons called during the afternoon. At the attrac tively appointed tea table Mrs. Hal lett W. Maxwell. Mr. Arthur T. Prown. Mrs. Alfred F. Smith and M" trcv Zn S.-oft rA-enided. M'fji Edna Florence. Mrs. Howard Cftarl ton. Miss Nadine Caswell and Miss Suzanne Caswell assisted about the I rooms. ! I Dr. Harry Goldtttein. whose mar-! rlage to Miss Elisabeth Bruere last , j Wednesday was one of the social ' ; events of the summer, was host at. dinner Tuesday night at Hotel , I Portland. The guests included the families' of Miss Bruere and Dr. ; Goldstein and the wedding party. j i VANCOUVER BARRACKS, Wash., Aug. 6. (Special.) Mrs. T. J. Lar kin. who has been a guest of Cap tain and Mrs. Leslie L. Heller, left Wednesday for her home in Pris. France. She will visit the Yellow stone national park en route and will be joined by Mr. Larkin In New York. Major-General C. S. Farnsworth, chief of Infantry, and his aide. Major L T. Geron of Washington. D. C. inspected the 59th infantry Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. They were guests of Brigadier-General and Mrs. Richard Blatchford. Orders have been received by General Blatchford from Washing-' ton, I. C. that he will remain ml Vancouver barracks this autumn. I Mrs . Richard M. Blatchford will entertain is the near future at a large reception In honor of Mrs. Channing E. Delaplane. who will leave -shortly with her husband. Lieutenant-Colonel Delaplane, for Camp Benning, Georgia. Peter Hall Walton and rank Hall, who have been guests of Gen eral and Mrs. Blatchford. left this week for the east, going by. way of southern California. Mr. Walton is returning to Williams college, Massachusetts, and Mr. Hall Is go ing to New York. Honoring her guest, Mrs. Bessie L. Pa via. Mrs. Thomas A. Harris enter tained last Thursday evening at a bridge dinner. Four tables were In play. Captain and Mrs. Harris. Miss Jane Harris and Mrs. Davis left Friday for a motor trip to BrlUah Columbia. A most enjoyable luncheon was that given at the University club on ThiirHy by Dr and Mrs H W. HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY 4 Largest Exclusive Fur Store in the West . ugusi im v iw t nrM3 surd : 14T8. The First August Sale in Our New Store Dependability, Style, Quality and Value Is the Guarantee Back of Every "HUD SON 'BAY" Fur. The Largest Assortment of Fur Garments We Have Ever Assembled Offered in This Great Sale at Reductions of to Price, Next to Quality, Is the Feature of This August Sale Note the Exceptional Reductions. These Savings Cannot Be Duplicated. Fur Coats Sale Price 1:1. 3A Ontral Balldlas; HATTIE E eelalUt. M ariarlla raoa. Marcels PermoiL Permanent Wave y Relaa; eatlrely free from aorax. the hair is left aaft. laatraaa aaa nltk aalaral aaaariag wave. (il'tSTKFl ta aaeevaarally wate m ik. m.KAriiKi) ar on: iiaik wttaaat (be alla;ateat dlaeoloratioa. Ik h siraeeaa that will rrally aat iafy yaau IXECTO RPIO HAIR DIE. BUTLER Teath aa4 Alder. Regular. Hudson Seal Coat, 36-inch,. Price plain or with skunk or bea ver collar and cuffs $450.00 S295.00 Hudson Seal Coat, 40-inch, plain or witU skunk collar and cuffs $500 00 S325.00 Hudson Seal Coat, 40-inch, with clear Siberian squirrel collar and cuffs :; $525.00 S340.00 EVERY COAT REDUCED Wraps and Capes Regular Sale Scotch Mole Wrap, a beau- Price Price tiful model, 48 inches long . . $535.00 375.00 Hudson Seal Cape with Si berian squirrel collar, 45-in.$500 00 S325.00 Black Caracul Cape, clever . model, 45 inches long $275.00-8198.00 Hudson Seal Wrap, a luxuri ous garment; 48 inches $800.00 495.00 EVERY WRAP AND CAPE REDUCED 'A. V -.. Headquarters for ' Holeproof Hosiery HTM mmm iy Z-SWETT CO. M- W JL. 11 An Emporium Charge Account Is a Convenience. 124-128 SIXTH ST. ; You May Choose Any New Fur Goat, Cape, Wrap - 4 or Any Plush Coat, Wrap or Cape 25 Less Positively every fur and plush garment included. Nothing reserved or excepted THIS sale of furs takes the luxury out of buying Furs, but none of " the Juxuriousness out of wearing them! At these attractive prices" they represent a most uncommon op portunity for they are values that it will not be possible, to duplicate later in the season ! ' , We quote below a very few of the many values offered: $293.00 $250.00 $210.00 $315.00 $315.00 I $175.00 $ 79.50 FUR COATS Minx Marmot Cape with tail trimmings. .$221, Muskrat Coat with northern "raccooif col lar; Special $187. Natural Seal Coat with deep self collar..$157. Caracul Cap e a beautiful wrappy gar ment;" special $236. Sealine Cape with squirrel collar ... $236. Muskrat Coat. ..... .$131. Coney Coat .....$ 59. 50 50 25 65 PLUSH COATS $59.50 Plush Coat with collar and cuf f s.of Moufflon . . $44 .65 $79.50 Plush Coat with skunk collar and cuffs ....... $59.65 $105.00 Plush Coat, skunk col- lar and cuffs ....$78.75 $42.50 Baffin Seal Plush Coat, , ' - special .$31.85 $69.50 Peco Plush Coat with opossum collar $52.15 $32.50 Gray Slynx Coat.. $21.35 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SMALL FURS: CnO T ICC NECKPIECES, SCARFS, CHOKERS, ETC. OUO lJJOO Express!- Scores of express packages arrive daily revealing all the fashion ins and outs of the new all styles! You'll be' interested in the , new displays youH be surprised at the moderate pricings! New Wraps New Frock " New Suits Corae and See Them I, "V yy , j --h sr New Felt Hats With a "Different" Air! A brim with an unexpected quirk a quill poised at & jaunty angle or a . bit of novel trimming it is just something of this sort on Arai'xr n"n a n-F f iPQP P VP T Felt Hats that makes them so unusuall And it's also good news to know that they are very attractively priced! $4.85 $6.85 $9.85 Also an interesting collection of Untrimmed Pelt Hats in, the season's most desirable colors $2.85 and $3.50 1 Hat Shop, Third Floor. "ANIMAL SCARFS- Every Fox, Lynx, Wolf All Shades All Styles" Vz Off Regular $160 Natural Muskrat Coat (like illustration),40 inches long. Featured in this great sale.. $105 Wonderful Assortment of Fur Chokers Radi cally Reduced. A Deposit Will Reserve Any Fur. Note: Hudson Seal Is Seal-Dyed Muskrat Regular $150 "Select" Seal (same model), 40 inches long "August Sale for $99.50 Stand Up Do Your Heels Feel Supported? La France , Shoes Fit your heels right the built-in arch and flexible s6le make it the best shoe foiv you to wear. $7.75 ' Black or Browu udson ,!&y JFuf Co. Largest Exclusive Fur Store in (he West West Park and Morrison Sts. 'They keep your feet feeling their btst." MM SHOE SHOP MORRISON AT PARK STREET HniimilltllliniHHIIHtlllltllllfHIIItlHttltfltlHIlllllHIIIIMIINIIIIItltfHIIIIIIIIIItltUlff I A FEW ; . Summer Specials I - SHARA LINEN " 1 ' ' 48 sheets; 48 envelopes. Each box con- tains assorted colors pink, blue, buff, white. Per box 480 " STATIONERY SPECIAL 1 Good linen-finish paper and envelopes . to match 24 sheets; 24 envelopes, 14c per.Jbox; 2 boxes 250 f VACATION STATIONERY SPECIAL Odd lines, values to $2.00. Some splen- I ' did selections. To close out $1.00 I ' KODAK ALBUMS 1 " Silk cloth 7x10 50 leaves 75c Imita- ' tion leather 7xl3 50 leaves. .. .$1.00 . . DENNISON CREPE PAPER HATS I' The rage of the season, made from two 1 . folds of Dennison Luster Crepe. Free I instruction in this new and interesting ' art is given daily in our Dennison De- - partment, second floor. : I BOSTON BAGS I Fine for carrying bathing outfits. Gen I uine leather in black, brown and tan. I 13, 14 and 15 inches. Each $2.98 DON'T FORGET PHOTO PHIL 4 XEUKGlCCCo. 1 Third and Alddr Streets InHiHtiiiiiurnHmMiNiinmiiHrnHiiiiiiHiiHUHitiiiniiuiiiiHiiiiniiitiiiimiiiimiiiiniiiitiiiiH Pittock Block Embroidery and Hemstitching, Plaitings, ' Buttons and All Kinds of Dress Finishings. J! F. W. PATT & CO. Ladle' Tallora and Dressmakers. SOS-7 Broadway Building-. Phone Atwtw Q4W8. J . Betty BeautyShop Buy one of our Cocoa Oil Sham poos and get your choice of a curl or manicure free during the month of August. Open evenings by appointment. 402 Macleay Bldg., Fourth and Washington Sts. TeL Bdwy. 2762 mrm POWDCB PUFF ANNOUNCES the acquisi tion of a '22 model Fredericks Permanent Wave Machine, using oil pad, non-injurious method, under supervision of an expert operator. 637 MORGAN BUILDING