THE SUNDAY OKEGONIAN, PORTLA ND. SEPTE3IBER 24, 1923
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cox, Margaret Murphy, Frances Mc
Millan, Virginia West. Helen Vers
teeg, Margaret Rankin, Georgia
Shipley, Margaret Masters and
Frances Warrens. Presiding at
the tea table were Mrs. O. W.
Mielke, Mrs. W. Y. Masters, Mrs.
Hamilton Weir and Mrs. Ada Ken
dall Cobb, assisted by Mrs. Maurice
R. Mann and Miss Katherine Wilson.
A number of girls who will attend
tha University of Oregon this fall
were among the guests.
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Mrs. C. R. Templeton and daugh
ter. Miss Marguerite Templeton,
have been spending a week at Del
Monte and Carmel. While in Carmel
they were guests of Mrs. Minna Stee
Harper and Miss Mabel Spicke
Mrs. Harper returned last month
from an extended European trip an
is now in her. beautiful new home
at Carmel-byHhe-Sea.
.Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter Gow
ans Jr. (Helen .Morgan), are receiV
ing the congratulations of the
many friends upon the arrival of
son, born September 18. The ne
arrival, who is a grandson of M
hiui Mrs. K. Shelley Morgan and Mr.
aaii Sirs. L. H. Gowans Sr. is to be
named David Hunter Gowans III,
Mr. and JVfrs. John McPherson
recent arrivals from California, will
soon take possession of the Harry
McCraken home on Laurel street
Portland heights, which they have
bought. The McCrakens are build
ing a new residence on the heights.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rahies en
tertained with an attractive supper
dance Saturday night at Highway
lodge, on the Columbia highway,
The guests included Mr. and Mrs,
William F. Amos, Mr. and Mrs. W. W,
Banks, Mr. and Mrs. George Tabler,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Myers, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Therkelsen, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul French, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Whitely, Mr. and Mrs, M. R. White
head, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Little, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Myers, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Guild, Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Wagner and Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Powell. -
Mrs. Clarence Brosius and daugh
ter, Jean, left for their home in
Wichita, Kan., on Wednesday, after'
visiting at Banff and Lake Louise,
The Tyea club entertained
formally with a tea recently at the
home of Miss Dorothy Dodge. Sixty
guests called between the hours of
3 and 5. Receiving the guests were
the Misses Carrie Sorenson, Jean
Hayser, Alice Seely, Edna May Root
and Maxine McNeder, while the
Misses Helen Hayser, Geraldine
Root. Gladys Oustad and Louise
Douglas assisted. Miss Moreita
Howard and Miss Gretcpen Smith
poured. Misses Dorothy Dodge,
Beulah Kimery, Martha Billeter
Catherine Palmer and Margaret
Kennedy served.
Mrs. Kenneth Reed entertained
with an attractive luncheon for Mrs
Ronald Strong Tuesday.
Mrs. Ronald Strong is here from
Chicago, the house- guest of Mrs.
Thomas N. Strong. A number of so
cial affairs have been given in her
honor.
Miss Ruth Luesing entertained at
her home, Wednesday, September 13.
for Mr. Lloyd Janz, who. was leaving
for O. A. C. The table decorations
were carried out in the college col
ors. Those present were the Misses
Margaret Telzerow, Verna Bale, Co-
,ene Wilson, Myrtle Lunaquist, Leah
Hall, Vivian Rae and Verna Luesing
and Lloyd Janz, Harry Matheson.
Bill Miller, Herfcian' Le May, Al De
Borde and Ernest Korn of Spring
tield. .
Mrs. A. H. Johnston of Arlington,
Or., has been the inspiration of
many delightful informal affairs
while visiting her mother in Ala
meda Park. She is expected to re
turn 'home Monday, after a two
weeks' visit.
Mrs. J. L. Wilkerson (Marie Mich
ener), who-has been spending the
summer with her parents. Mr. and
.Mrs. K. C. Michener, left-Tuesday for
her home in Nashville Tenn. Mrs.
Wilkerson lias been the motif for
many delightful affairs during her
visit in Portland.
Miss Inez Fairchild, daughter of Mr.
and Mr,. Lewis R. Fairchild. will
Itave today for Eugeie to attend
the University of Oregon.-
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph C' Walker
entertained Clarence Stowell and
Rev. Arthur Mussen of Moline,' 111.,
duEiitg the Episcopal convention.
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Mrs. William Harold James, who
has been visiting in -Toronto,
Canada, has returned to her home
in Eastmoreland.
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The engagement of Miss Isabelle
.Secord to Sol Richanbach was for
" mally announced last Sunday evening
at a family gathering given at the
home of Miss Nadia Swett,' East
Twenty-second and Pine streets.
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wnere
be
proud to
KTOW less than 30 home-,
" sites with all improve
ments in, remain available
on Beautiful Westover.
Let us suggest, therefore,
that you BUY NOW so
you can build on West
over later.
A small deposit, and easy
payments are acceptable.
Special discounts for cash.
Get a plat and look
them over. Our phone
is Broadway 0110.
Harold Jungck
Realtor
Sixth Floor Pittock Block.
ISTOVER
XERRACES
MISS EDYTHE McELHJNNY
T"H"her of
RoNHian Ballot. Interpretative
nnd CIitMNieal Danefng
Announeem the opening of her sttadto.
'faHffen now formjnu.
Studio i 6)0 KUers III dir. Bifwy. 2566
lies, Fhonet At water 2016
Miss Secord is the daughter of J. H.
Secord of this city and is a native
Oregonian. She is a graduate of
the Lincoln high school.
Mr. KicKanbach is the son of A.
rtichanbach and is a member of the
firm of Richanbach & Co. He is a
veteran of the world war and saw
active service with the American
expeditionary forces. -.,. . ( ;.
A number of showers, dinners and
dances have been planned for the
young couple and anion? those who
will entertain for them are Mn, and
Mrs. Z. Swett, Dr. and Mrs. Leo
Ricen and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ge
vurtz. , - -
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The marriage of Miss Mildred
Laudderdale and Floyd Maxwell
will take place tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, at the home
of the bride-elect's, parents. Dr.
and Mrs. C. F. Laudderdale,' in
Laurelhurst, in the presence of
relatives and a few -friends. Miss
Katherine Laudderdale will attend
her sister, and J. C Allen Jr. will
act as best man. Dr. E. H. Pence
will officiate. Following the cere
mony a reception will be given.
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At the parsonage of the First
Divine Science church, last Tuesday,
Francis W. Richter and Miss Clara
A. Rahn were united in marriage
in the presence of a few friends.
Mr. Richter is a well-known pianist
and the bride was a former resident
of Minneapolis, Minn. The families
on both sides are lifelong friends.
The marriage ceremony was read
by Rev. T. M. Minard at noon. Mr.
and Mrs. Richter will be at home-
after October 1 at 322 Falling street.
Miss Helen Versteeg was hostess
at a luncheon on Friday afternoon.
m
Mrs. Leon Peters asked 16 ladies
to a bridge luncheon at her Irving-
ton home Wednesday, compliment
ing Mrs. R. J. Hinmelright of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mason left
on Wednesday for an extended east
ern trip, going first to New Haven,
Conn., where their son -Henry will
enter Tale. Before their departure
Mrs. Henry McCraken gave a din
ner at Alexandria court, at which
covers were laid for several of Hen
ry Mason's friends.
Mrs. C. H. Batey will leave soon
for her former home, Keokuk, Iowa,
where she will attend the golden
wedding anniversary of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Waggener. On
the return trip to Portland Mrs.
Batey will visit friends and rela
tives in St. Louis and Denver, ar
riving home in about two months.
Mrs. T. B. Bidwell of 110 Hazel-
fern Place, gave a farewell dinner
party recently in honor of her son
Truman, who has left for Ann Ar
bor, Mich., to attend the university.
Covers were placed for 12.
Mrs. Charles D. Thompson and
Miss Inez Thompson were hostesses
last week for a delightful shower.
honoring Miss Ethel Thompson,
whose marriage to Sherman A. War
ren took place yesterday. About 50
guests were present. A dainty re-
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In commemoration of a dozen eventful years of Service and Progress as a sincere and tangible "THANK YOU!' to our
thousands of patrons as an invitation to the thousands who have yet to experience the pleasure of shopping here
We Offer "Twelve Peerless Anniversary Specials
In the most striking example of value-giving in our entire merchandising experience! ,
And these represent but a fraction of the spelndid ANNIVERSARY SALE VALUES PREDOMINATING THROUGH
THE STORE AFFORDING YOU SAVINGS EXTREMELY WORTH WHILE.
Charge Purchases Made During This Sale Will Appear on October Statements, Payable November First
Twelve Anniversary Specials You'll Long Remember
300 Hats Arrive for the Anniversary Sale!
A Special Purchase for a Special Event!
Anniversary Sale of 250 Heavy Crepe de Chine Blouses
New Arrivals
j AT THE
Peacock Salon
The two ' enchanting
styles pictured below have
just arrived. They port
ray the very latent m -"Sen
In women's fas'.ionnble
footwear and have, also,
that Lljch quality found
in shoes you pay fpom
$12 I $15
for
Patent vamp and quarter.'' II
with veil a m.h l i I
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Fur Pieces
While They Last! ,
for Odd Pieces formerly
priced from $85 to $125
A small group of wolf, fox,
lynx, Hudson seal each
one remarkable values ! An
Anniversary BARGAIN
YOU WILL LONG RE
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Inlays, red or arret-n kldi'
linina-s, red or (creen Un covered
Spanish heels.
PEACOCKS , v . .
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Black kid. one sirap, 2
lacfc Lonia XV heel.
- $8
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287 ALDER STREET .
Jnst BcW Fifth
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Cut, seam, hem, ma
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ready to sew on band
750 - -
Hemstitching: Be Yard.
- Kmnrolderine;
Buttons
EASTERN
NOVELTY
MFG. CO.
(s."V4 Hth St.
,11 Mil Orders
I'romptly
Filled
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Hats bearing that stamp of exclusive
ness associated with models priced
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Including 50 PATTERN HATS from famous
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Hats of Every Type For Every Occasion!
DRESS HATS! SPORTS HATS!
SUIT HATS! COSTUME HATS!
DANCE HATS! STREET HATS!
Newest Fall Shades Including
"BISCUIT" "LUCIFER"
NEW BROWNS BLUES BLACK
$6
that were
$8.95 to $12.50
An Anniversary Special of Rare Value
Overbfouse and tuckins of best-grade, heavy crepe de . chine white and
colors a splendid assortment of styles in new effects !
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!
New Wool-Mixed Hose 98c
Plain and drop stitch in brown,
heather, camel and black and white mot
tled. Exceptional values at 980 a pair!
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!
Kayser 1-Star Silk Vests $235
Only one vest to each customer the
famous Kayser 1-Star quality wonder
ful values at $2.33!
i ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!
Colored Silk Umbrellas $3.95
Only One lo Each Customer
Just 50 at this extraordinarly low
price! They'll go like wildfire! New,
fancy polished 'wood handles and white
bakalite fancy tips and ferrules all
rhades.
MADAME! Our Anniversary Sale
Brings to You
75 Stunning New Fur
Trimmed Coats
Sensationally Underpriced
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!
250 Trimmed Felt Hats $U5
While quantities last smart trimmed
felts in such favored shades as sand,
jade, fuchsia, red, henna, white. Mar
velous values at $1.85.
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!
"Philadelphia" Maid Hose $2
A new full-fashioned pure silk hose
exceptionally special at $2 a pair!
Black, cordovan, crane, silver, polo.
Well made, lustrous, heavy silk,
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!
Splendid Silk Petticoats $4J5
The finest values in many seasons!
Very heavy silk jersey and radium silks
plain straight-line styles or fancy
2-tone flounces all shades.
They are like a fashion pageant of
Fall Styles these
Canton Crepe and
Poiret Twill Frocks
Grouped at a Great Price Concession!
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To, 75 Portland women and misses
these high-quality, style-supreme coats
have been priced $48 0 regardless
of how much more they are actually
worth!
Coats exquisitely tailored beautifully
silk lined representing all the newest style
tendencies deeply fur collared wide sleeve
effects many fur cuffed garments that
will grace any social occasion!
Fur Trimmings of W olf,
Nutria, Caracul
Shades of Black, Blue, Brown tones.
Sizes for Women and Misses. ,
Street Frocks and Afternoon Frocks
F.xtremelv Smart as to Stxh
Remarkably Fine as to Value
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Every clever new feature in design and
silhouette is represented ! Cleverly manipu
lated draperies long, flowing side panel ef
fects frocks graceful in their simplicity.
Fashioned of excellent, firm poiret twills
and fine quality canton crepes clever
touches of embroideries, headings and pleat
ings are employed as trimmings.
In shades of brown, navy, black,
for women and misses, 16 to 42.
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A fa? Zf&U, j
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ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Tailored Suits9
Exceptional Values
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Swagger new long: length
jacket suits fine poiret V
twills and tricotines hand-
somely tailored fine fab-
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BLUE ONLY.
Sizes 16 to 44. .
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