TITE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, AUGUST 13, 1922
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'Mta Mary E- Kown from Florida,
MUa Izla G. Macy front Virginia,
Mlu Helen HaJm from Arlsona. Mra.
Datsoo from Eugene. Mrs. Mary de
Garmo Bryan (editor of the Journal
of Home Economic) from MlsaourL
The hoatessea, members of Oregon
Beta chapter, were Mlasea Virginia
Woolery, Virginia Smith, Helen
fnyder. Genevieve Tlilery, Marian
Hodicson. Thelma Cykea, and Ann
tlcl'btrion.
Mra. George Walters of Wheeling,
W. Va., who is passing: August here,
was honored recently at a beauti
fully appointed luncheon by her
hostess. Mrsw Eugene H. Walters.
Mrs. waiters, with her son Joe, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walters. She
Is being entertained at many charm
ing affaire.
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Alpha Delta chapter of Alpha XI
Delta recently entertained with a
picnic party at Montrose park on
the Colombia hlehway. The guests
Included a number of girls who ex
pect to enter Oregon Agricultural
college this fall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Schuman
(Elsie Mergens) are rerceiving con
gratulations on the birth of a eon.
born July 17. The baby has been
named Donald George.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph David have
Ivsued invitations to SO friends to
attend the wedding of their daugh
ter Olga to Maurice A. Herman
Tuesday evening, at their home on
Mount Tabor. Mlas David has chosen
as her attendants Miss Fay Berman
of Cleveland. O.. and Mrs. William
A. Ekwall. Bobbie Recken, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Recken, will be
rlngbearer. Norman L. Qorflnkle
will attend Mr. Berman and Dr.
Jonah B. Wise will officiate.
A wedding of Interest to Portland-
ersr was that of Miss Holly Roberts
of Los Angeles and Edward W.
Masters, formerly of this city. It
was performed at the home of the
bride's sister. Mrs. W. I. Ames, in
San Diego Thursday. Mr. Masters
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Masters of this city.-s He is a grad
uate of Stanford university in the
1911 class, and is employed by the
Montebello Oil company near Los
Angeles. The bride was an AlDha
Omicron Pi, and graduated from
Stanford In 1S20. Mr. and Mra. Mas
ters will motor to Portland to visit
the parents of the bridegroom. They
will arrive about August 18.
Mrs. James E. Murray with her
daughter Jean, , of Tacoma, and
house-guest. Mrs. Charles Bolln of
Spokane, motored to Portland Tues
day and are spending a few days
here en route to the Orergon
beaches.
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Miss Gladys Trimble motored to
San Francisco and will be the guest
of Mrs. N M. L'ngar. She will
motor through California with the
L'ngars.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rabies and
family and Mr. and Mra C. M. Eld
rldge and family. Miss Katherine
Cahalin and J. J. Cahalin have re
turned from a motor trip through
southern Oregon. They visited Cra
ter lake and the Oregon caves.
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Mr. and Mra R. Erickson and Mrs.
A. Swanson of Kansas City were
the inspiration for luncheon at
which Mrs. R. M. Jackson was host
ess last Friday. Covers were placed
for Mra R Erickson. Mrs. A. Swan-,
son. Mrs. R. L. Craig. Mrs. N. L. I
Bailey. Mrs. T. C, Thompson. Mrs. I
A. J. Bale, Mrs. A. O. Nelson. Mrs. 1.
Lee. Mr F. C. Tart. Mrs. W. J. Wll- 1
cox. Mrs. T. Rogers. Mrs. Fred
Bailey of Los Angeles and Mrs.
Guns - of Montana. Honors were
won by Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Nelson.
Shaver. Mrs. E. D. NIcoIl, Mrei. H.
P. Rogers, Mrs. L. R. Banks, Mrs.
H. W. Hopkins. Mra Weldon Kline.
Mrs. Charles Ahlaon, Mrrn. Oscar
Spliid. Mrs. Owen Maris, Mra J. D.
Bowes, Mrs. H. C. Fixot, Miss Anna
Lee Miller, Miss Reifsneider, Mias
Florence Tatham and the hostess.
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After nearly a year's absence In
Honolulu. Manila, China and Japan,
Miss Mary Bell has returned to
Portland and has taken apartments
at Alexandra court.
Mr. and Mra W. L. Prentisa are
touring eastern Washington.
Members of Delta Zeta eororlty
entertained with a dance at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C Frederick
Paige of Vancouver, Wash., Wednes
day evening. An oriental aspect
was given the occasion by the fea
ture dance of Miss Florence Kathryn
Paige and also by the use of ferns
and palms. Mrs. Victor C Phillips
sang two vocal solos later In the
evening. Refreshment were served
at the conclusion of dancing.
Patrons and patronesses for the
evening were as follows: Mr. and
Mrs. C. Frederick Paige, Mr. and
Mrs. William Shaw, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Morey, Mrs. L. Johnston and
Mrs. Thomas O Day.
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Mra. J. C. Meussdorffer of San
Francisco la the house guest of Mrs.
O. G. Emig of Rose City park. Mr.
Meussdorffer arrived in Portland
yesterday and. with Mrs. Meussdorf
fer. will motor to Crater lake. Mrs.
Meussdorffer formerly was Miss
Bertha Burckhard, and has many
friends here. She has been the In
spiration for numerous social af
fairs. Mra W. K. Emerson recently
entertained in her honor.
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Is made of the en
gagement of Miss Gladys P. Gibbons,
daughter of Mrs. H. W. Hall, to Jack
H. Fletcher of Seattle, son of Mrs.
S. J. Fletcher. The date for the wed
ding has not been decided.
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The Westmoreland Community!
club gave another of Its enjoyable
dances on the Swan last week. The
hospitality of the club members is
gaining them many friends and In
vitations to their parties are greatly
n demand.
The committee In charge of the
arrangements consists of F. W.
Elchenlaub, Mrs. J. W. Moomaw, A.
L. Delker, Mra D. C. Hadden and
J. K Fox.
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An attractive affair on Fri
day afternoon was the birthday
luncheon given by Mrs. Will Skiff
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Syl
vester M. Doerfler. at her home in
Sunnyslde. Little Miss Irene Doerfler
entertained the guests with clever
character dancing. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. James Russell.
Those present were Mrs. C. J. Sadler
of Marysvtlle. Pa.. Mrs. C. R. Weller,
Mrs. H. O. Cress, Mrs. W. H. Rogers.
Mrs. F. H. De Vere. Mrs. James
Russell, Mrs. J. A. Bremner, Mrs.
Doerfler and the hostess.
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The first of a series of Saturday
evening informal dances Is planned
for September at the Multnomah
club. These affairs always have
proved popular and are being an
ticipated again this season by club
members. The committee In charge
consists of Walter Huelat, Ralph
Dickey and Lou Centro.
Miss Lda Lord Murphy of Ames,
Iowa, and Miss Agnea Scott of Yaki
ma. Wash. Covers were placed for
Mlfi Louisa Gray, Mra Robert War
rens. Misses Florence and Mary
Holmes. Miss Nellie Hemenway. the
honor guests, and the hostess. Miss
Murphy Is a member of the local
organisation petitioning Chi Omega
at Ames, and Miss Scott belongs to
the petitioning group at Pullman,
Wash.
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Mr. anJ Mrs. A. M. Wright will
leave Tuesday for a trip to Alaska,
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Tlchener and
their daughter. Mrs, William J.
Lyons, and Mary Louise Lyons
hare returned from a motor trip
nuto Lake Lytte and Nea-kah-nla.
Mra. Tichener will leave today for
Eeaalde. where ahe will be the house
guest of Mrs. J. B. Teon.
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Dr. and Mra. J. A. MacNevln and
their daughter. Evelyn MacNevln. a
well-known singer of New York
city, are the house guests of Mrs.
J. A. MacTarnaghan. They have
been extensively entertained during
their visit here. On Friday after
noon Mrs. C F. Wrlgnt was hostess
t a luncheon In their honor and
Wednesday they were entertained
with a motor trip on the highway,
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Mra, Harold Ford entertained at
luncheon yesterday In honor of her
vr. aim x.uctue Kesing. whose
narrlage to William Elmer lUra
ey will take place September J.
Covers were placed for the honor
tra t. Mrs. George Ooirr.an. Mrs,
Vrvr yyfSsZx- JjSzs-
Edwin Kennedy Wright. Mra. Walda
Hirschberger, Miss Naomi Beck
wit h. Miss Mary Holmes. Miss Hess
Ford. Miss Mary Appleby, Miss Bess
Walch and the hostess.
The ceremony will take place at
the home of the bride-elect's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reslng. Mr.
Ramsey, who is the son of Mra
Julia Ramsey, formerly attended
the Oregon Agricultural college and
is a member of Delta Upsilon. The
bride-to-be Is a graduate of the 1
same college and la a member of 1
Chi Omega.
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In honor of Mlsa Ruth Houadorf of !
Seattle. Miss Adalyn Mayer was
hostess Thursday afternoon at an
Informal tea. Miss Housdorf Is vis- ,
Itlng Mra. James Lyons. i
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IT. WACO. Wash.. Aug. II. Mrs. L. !
D. Williams entertained Friday hon- I
oring her daughter, Mrs. H. K.
Krumbeln (Eleanor Williams) of
Portland. Five hundred was the di
version of the afternoon, with Mrs.
Lynn Purdin winner of first prise
and Mra. John D. MrGowan the con
solation. Dainty refreshments were
served. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Kees B. Williams.
Mrs. C C Thomas and Mra D. Wal
ter Williams. .
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Members of Pi Beta Phi attenH.
tng the national home economics 1
convention at Corvallls were enter
tained at the Corvallls chapter
house. ZOt North Fifth street. Fri
day nlrht. August 4. The guests
were Miss Jean Burns and Miss
Janet Scott frors Washington. Mrs.
Harry F. Rorers from Wyoming,
Mra Clifford M. Rogers enter
tained at a bridge luncheon Wednes
day In honor of Mrs. Wallace Mar
tyn of Chicago. Covers were placed
for Mrs Wallace Martyn. Mrs. L. R.
Mrs. Frank L. Knight wan hostess
for a small tea last Thursday in
honor of Misa Roflna Beach of
California, who Is the house guest
of Miss Florence Knapp. Miss
Beach and Miss Knapp were class
mates at Stanford and are mem
bers of Pi Beta Phi college frater
nity. a a a
About 60 maids and matrons at
tended an afternoon tea compli
menting Miss Faye Steinmets,
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
George B. Guthrie and the Misses
Grimsby at their home on Mount ;
HUDSON BAY FUR CO.
AUGUST
FURS
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WHY BE FAT-
when I smarantee to reduce your weight a pound a day.
safely and permanently without drugs? WHY carry
aruuna wim you continually a ioaa or oaliast you can
throw off like an old garment? Yon in lust an AhiMr
af ridicule and a good advertisement that you are lazy
when you do this. Everyone know you are uneom-
ioraoie. aa weu as yourself, xou cant camouflage
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FAT IS A II8R.SFL and can be cured. I can show
you the greatest reductions by the day. week or month
7i any one in me Limed states. I nave a woman in
Portland who has lost 100 Dounds In six month and
she will talk with you at any time and show her photo-
l i'n mor ana siierwmras. i can prove every state
ment I make. Mv natienla mrrn mv beat advert txjtr
Physicians, their wives, sisters and daughtera are my
patients. iori are no crow a reel, wrinnies or Zlaoby
fiesh aa a result of the reducing; instead. I teach you
how to eliminate tals condition.
look and feel tea years younger.
Consequently you
Ton may have all you need to eat three t!roe a day
and this method of reducing doesn't Interfere in sny
way with your general mode of living. EVKHY
vojtAX wants to look as nice ss she can as long aa
she can. and you who read this are no exception.
There ia a scale ef weight for every height and no one
needs to weigh an ounce mors than la normal for them.
jrT KKOW that If you don't check the fat JTOW, you
wl l not reduce any but wiil still continue to gain, and I
reduce your body wherever It needs It. each case re
ceiving individual attention aa applies to their own
particular case.
ADMIN FIX WE 10 KFFICIET. IHWT LOOK HATBOM.T
HF.KORK lulK TIMB. No one in the city can compete with the
method I use. nar the price, rutlaalis aa reat sf thla I will
redsws the Basal prtco ( a3JM ta aiu.oo t thsa Hiag tm the city,
aad If yea II vs sat sf the city sr It la laasawalble far ysa ts set ta the.
sfflea. I raa take ear af yes by snail as tkereasaly as tboaah yea
war her aader say wersaasl sspevvtaiaa. The artce by saall for this
aasata ts redaewd frsaa lVOO a S&.OQ.
HATS TOm FIG IRE PERMANENTLY MARSHELLED ROW,
ELIZABETH MARSHELLE
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OBFITT SPECIALIST
Salts Brasdwa Balle'lna-
91 a la STM PaTtlaaa.Uregsa Ceaaaltstlea FKEE.
It laa't ereusry far aaa ta scad Vast ta vedace yaar weight yea
sav tea seat there Is right aera la Fartlaava.
The First August Sale In Our New Store
-Demonstrating the Hudson Bay ability to lower prices
our reliable furs, without reservation, at reduc
tions of
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s.o
Coats, Capes
ana wraps
at the lowest price furs have been sold in years.
W Scarfs
A wonderful assortment radically reduced.
A Depotit Will Hold Your Furs Until
Autumn No Charge for Storage
Remodeling and Repairing at August Prices-
HUDSON BAY FUR CO.
Largest Exclusive Fur Store in the West
West Park and Morrison Street
Tabor heights. Mrs. Carl See
berger of Creston, la., was also an
honor guest. Invitations Included
members of Chapter F of P. E. O.
ana Of the Fl Beta Phi fraternitv.
The bouse was . decorated with a
profusion of garden flowers. Miss
Copeland and Mrs. D. M. Botsford
presided at the punch bowl and
Mrs. O. E. . Willard. Mrs. A. M.
Webster, Mrs. Roy K. Terry, Mrs.
1. Aiinanan, Mrs. T. J. Broughton,
Miss Ann McPherson and Miss
Elvira Thurlow assisted in the din
ing room. For the last year Miss
Steinmetz has been In New Tork
city doing Interesting and Imnor
tant work for the Presbyterian
ooara of missions.
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Mr. and Mra. Carl A. Schram and
Mrs. William A. Stitt motored to
Aberdeen. Wash., the first part of
the week. Mr. and Mrs. Schram
will visit there about two. weeks
Mrs. Stitt will return to Join her
two children, Jean and Barbara, at
cannon beach, where they are
visiting mends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pageler
entertained at dinner Friday eve
ning At their home, 1314 Alameda
drrve, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Jacobsen of San Diego,
Cal. Covers were placed for the
following: Mr. and Mrs. John
Wicke, Dr. and Mrs. Llnford Bes
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Oswald Gibson
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen, Dr. and
Mrs. Frederick Pageler Jr., Mr. and
Mra.- Frederick Ffegeler Sr.
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Mrs. B. I. Goldstein and her sis
ters. Bertha and Verna Goldstone,
are visiting at Rock away. "Or. They
have as their guests the Misses
Ethel An k el is and Bertha Rogoway.
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Rev. Henry Russell Talbot, ac
companied by Mrs. Talbot, will ar
rive in Portland September 4. He
will come to the Episcopal conven
tion In the Interest of the Washing
ton Cathedral. Rev. Talftot has been
delivering his lectures on "Gothlo
Art" and the "Washington Cathe
dral" before a number of eastern
colleges and art clubs.
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Mrs. J. B. Montgomery Is expected
to arrive In Portland from the east
some time this month.
sea.
Mrs. C E. Grelle will leve 'this
ween ior an exienaea visit in van
fornia.
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Distinguished guests at the Fort'
land hotel are Vice-President and
Mrs. Calvin Cooltdge and Mrs. Frank
W..Steains. They arrived In Port
land yesterday and will be honored
tt a number of social affairs during
their visit here.
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Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett has re
turned to Portland after spending
several - weeks at the Corbett coun
try place on the Metolius.
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Mrs. Harrison Corbett who has
been the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Alvord, left on
Wednesday for her home In Brook
line. Mrs. Corbett. who formerly
resided in Portland, was honored at
many attractive affaire during her
visit here.
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Mrs. Lee Hawley Hoffman has
-.lso taken a house at Victoria for
August. Among the Portland folk
enjoying a stay In, Victoria are Mr.
and Mrs. Morris H. Whitehouse, Mr.
and Mrs. Jordan V. Zan, Dr. and Mrs.
James C. Zan.
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Mrs. Jesse Roherts Sharpe, Miss
Constance Sharpe. Mrs. Dorothy
Fharpe Kelly and little Constance
Kelly have returned from a short
rip to Europe.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas were hon
ored with a farewell surprise party
last Tuesday night. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall, Mr.
and Mrs. William Elsing, Mr. and
Mrs.' Frederick Sample, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Teser, Mr. and Mrs. George Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks,.Mr. and Mrs,
F. Terheyden, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Darlman, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mein-
berger, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuchy, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Larson, Mrs. T.
Hurlburt. Mrs. J. Hall, Mrs. B. Mur
lhy. Mrs. M. McCarthy, Mrs. J.
Meaney, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. Ardnt,
Misses E. Gilsdorf, Mary Anna Mil
ler, Mary and Dorothy. Keil, Irene
and Ethel Stucky. Marie Hossley,
Key. Father Bernard. J. Reidle, JjU
cas Terheyden, Leo Shindler, Wil
liam Callahan, B. Hoesley, Carol
Brawley, J. Schachter, T. Dallenan
and Mrs. J. F. Reilly of San Fran
cisco, Cal. Five hundred was played
after which refreshments were
served. Honors at cards fell to Rev.
Father Bernard and .Mrs. -Robert
Larson of Portland.
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Mr. and Mrs.' M. T. Hasting of
McMinnville celebrated their forty
fifth anniversary with a dinner at
the country home of their son,
Thomas Hasting. The guest list in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. De Frere, Mr.
md Mrs. Alderman. Loche Mart is,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Odell and son John.
Mrs. Martha Odell, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Odell and sons Ralph and Charles,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Allison and daugh
ters Hazel, Elva and son John; Mr.
and Mrs. C. Robertson and daughter
Doris, and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Parish and daughter Blanche. Mr.
and Mra. S. Webb, Mr. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Dye and daughters Mamie,
Margaret. Doris, and son Gordon,
Mrs. F. De Ment, Mr. and Mrs: C.
Park and son Billie, Mrs. Edith
Park, Mr. and Mrsv A. May and
daughter Dorothy, Bon Alen, and
baby, Mrs. Hattie Warren and sons
Trafton and Earl, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Bcstock, Mrs. R. Dye and son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. P. Dye, Mr.
and Mrs. P. Park and daughter Thei
ma, Victor and Thomas Hasting. - I
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The Montgomery Ward employes' I
annual picnic last Saturday was a
decided success. The boat Bluebird
was chartered for the day. The gath
ering disembarked and held numer
ous and varied races' on the Island,
By general consent. Miss Edna
Pricket was judged to be the most
popular girl present and was award
ed a gold watch. Special features
were a pie-eating contest and a
sack race. W. R, Grant was chair
man of the committee in charge.
The Court Pacific Independent
Order of Foresters, held its annual
outing Sunday on , the Bluebird.
About 500 enjoyed the trip. Th
Boat left Portland at 10 o'clock and
the- merry-makers spent several
hours on Sauvie's island, where bath
ing, picnicking and athletic events
were participated in. It returned to
Portland at 7 P. M. The affair was
big success. The committee in
charge consisted of Earl Dawson,
O. E. Kraft and George L. Masten.
The Jeremiah Jack reunion held
their annual meeting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Jack in Ore
gon City last week. A basket din
ner was served at noon to about
40 guests on the lawn.
During the Business meeting.
which followed the dinner, the dis
charge of Jeremiah Jack from the
war of 1812 was read. As the gov
ernment provides markers for the
graves of all men buried in Oregon
who fought in this war, plans were
formulated to place one -of those
markers on the grave of Jeremiah
Jack some time in the near future.
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A . congenial party, members of
Sumner post and corps, Grand Army
of the Republic, met at Peninsula
Park recently and enjoyed a picnic-
outing in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Josephus Davenport, who will leave
shortly for a six weeks" visit In the
east. The luncheon was prepared
and served by the women, headed
by Mrs. Katherin Broadbeck. Those
(Concluded on Paffe 5.)
We Tell It With VALUES
Women Sorely
DO
Like
T
0 COMBINE FASHION AND THE MENTAL COMFORT OF
Hip-hfist Value for little money is the creditable "Sweet Sixteen"
j. 1 j. ;'U1 fn- "CiTTTv- Sivooti'o" rrvocif cnrroee
There seems to be a secret treaty between them that binds them
so closely. -
With. a thorough appreciation of their own
beauty, women can not be blamed for mak
ing most of the alliance.
Particularly do women enjoy the new fall models
Dresses, Coats, Suits and Wraps just here from
New' York, new, fresh and as authentic as if just
from Paris so rich in styling and fabric, carrying
a general air of being quite assured of their youthful
smartness.
AND SUCH A WONDERFUL
COLLECTION AT
WITH NO COMPETITION
With our long custom of helping women solve
their-dress problems, we do of necessity carry
much the largest assortment of styles in sizes
16 to 44 pf any, store in Portland.
ECONOMY IN OUR
HIGHER GRADES
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While most any woman could be
contented with these frocks at
$16, the same spirited styling is
applied to all our garments of the
higher grades. And being priced
the "Sweet Sixteen" way, they
are certainly low priced at from
S25 to S375
The same is true of our elegant
line of Fur Coats.
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7.' ;$ ilctel
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Rarely Beantlfal - Cost of the
new fabric, Fashona Platinn
with heavy satin striped Canton
Crepe lining and. large Wolf
collar and cuffs; back grace-
ruiiy araped in blouse
effect
$125
Selecting your Fall Apparel here now will give you very good standing
with Fashion and an abundance of satisfaction, since these Frocks are de
veloped' with a reputation that rests upon Quality.
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