THE SUNDAY OREGQTTJLN, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 10, 1922
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Shop in Comfort!
You'll Find It Profitable to Do Your Christmas Shopping at
This Women s Store of Practical Gifts
We Are Splendidly Ready to Serve You Gift Assortments Were Never
' so Complete Prices Never so Moderate!
at 2:55 o'clock. Mrs. Burns is notf
enly a Lady Maccabee, but is proral-
nnt In tViA Eastern Star PvtViinn
Sisters, past president of the Ameri- j
can Fraternal Congress, member of
the National Fraternal Congress,
member o the Daughters- of the
Revolution and Federations of
Women's clubs.
A committee will meet Tier at the
tatlon and escort her to Benson
hotel for a rest. A banquet will be
given Mrs. Burns at 6 P. M. at the
Chamber of Commerce. Mayor
Baker will give the address of wel
come. The annual Oregon Agricultural
college Christmas dance will be
eiven in honor of the high school
seniors who contemplate entering
college. The dance will be held
Wednesday night, December 27, in
the assembly ballroom of the Mult
nomah hotel. The committee in
cludes Ralph Westering, Wayne
Davis, Francis Lounsburry and
Henry Weisenborn.
Mrs. F. A. Douty and her daugh
ters. Miss Roberta and Miss Mar
garent Ellen, who have been east
for several months, returned to
Portland Tuesday.
An attractive dance was given
y the members of the Portland
Heights club Friday night, at the
clubhouse. The social committee for
this month includes Mrs. G. Norman
Pease, chairman; Mrs. H. W. Bates,
Sirs. Omar C. Spencer, Mrs. Forrest
S. Fisher, Mrs. F. C. Austen, Mrs.
Harry J. Strowbrldge, and Mrs.
J. A. Givens.
The alumnae organization of the
Alpha Delta Pi sorority is planning
to have its regular Christmas dance
at the Portland hotel in the holiday
season. The committee3 are at
rt-ork but have not yet announced
their plans definitely. Also plans
for the Alpha Delta Pi tea for
mothers are under way and will be
announced later. The mothers' tea
is always an event of December.
The Glee club of St. Helen's Hall
will give a concert at the school
Wednesday night, December 13, at
S o'clock. All friends of the faculty
ai.u students are cordially invited
to aLtend. This is the first appear
ance of the club this year. The girls
hiivt been trained by Mrs. Mabel
Hal; Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Simmons were
honored at a surprise party last
Tuesday evening at their new home.
cards were the diversions of the j
evening.
transferred ' from the University of
California, where he spent his first
year. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dillon were married
quietly in Vancouver December. 6.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Laughton of Port
land. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Dillon and
a nephew of Dr. C. A. Cofoid, pro
fessor at the University of Cali
fornia. The young couple are at home to
their friends at 711 Ravenview
drive.
Yellow chrysanthemums and
burning tapers adorned the table,
at which covers were laid for 12.
In addition to the hostesses the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Dillon, Miss Elizabeth Gore, Miss
Myrtle Swallow, (Miss Alice John
son, Charles Mcllraith, Thomas Mc
Kay, Aden Jones, Fred Gaiser and
Herman Kehrli,
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In a beautiful ceremony, per
formed before an altar laden with
palms and Tiellow chrysanthemums,
Miss Gladys Blaine of Seattle be
came the bride of Dr. Frederick E.
Chambers of Portland in the Jteed
college chapel Thursday night. Mrs.
Chambers is a Reed alumna and has
the honor of being the third Reed
graduate to be married in the chapel
of her alma mater. The bridegroom
Is a brother to Miss Ruth Chambers,
a classmate of Mrs. Chambers.
The bride was robed in white
satin heavily . beaded and carried a
bouquet of pale pink bride's roses.
She was attended by Miss Ruth
Chambers, bridesmaid, who wore
Nile green chiffon. Dr. D. A.
Chambers, brother of the bride
groom, acted , as best man. The
bride was presented by her brother,
J. J. Blaine of Seattle. Rev. William
L. Riley officiated.
Miss Alice Johnson ' played the
wedding mUrch from Lohengrin as
the procession entered. Soft organ
selections accompanied the ceremony,
which was followed later by Men
delssohn's "Nuptial" march.
The Reed chapel was artistically
decorated with yellow chrysanthe
mums and ferns for the occasion and
the altar was a veritable shrine of
floral beauty.
A short reception in the chapel
followed the wedding, which was
attended by 100 friends of the young
couple. Mr. and Mrs. Chambers de
parted immediately , u$on their
honeymoon. They will be at home
after New Year's in Piedmont.
Men of House H at Reed college
were host to a hundred Reed couples
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- j !
gene, Dec. 9. (Special.) An affair i
which interests the college set, ! 1
alumni, sub-debs and society ma
trons and maids of Portland is the
annual Christmas college ball to be
given in Portland in the Christmas
vacation by the Woman's League of
the University of Oregon. This
year the event will take place in
the Multnomah hotel ballrooms, with
the tea gardens between, and the
dat is Tuesday, December 26. - An
excellent orchestra will furnish
music for the affair. A number of j
dinners, smart dinner dances and
no-host parties are being planned
to precede the dance. Tickets may
he obtained at Spaulding's and at
Sherman, Clay's.
The culmination of another college
romance was brought to light Fri
day night when the wedding of
Miss Ruth Alice Laughton to Henry
Cofoid Dillon of Portland was an
nounced at a dinner party given in
their honor by Miss Elsa Armstrong
and Miss Helen Ptppy of Reed col
lege in the Japanese room of the i
'Reed commons. Both the bride and
bridegroom are former students of
Reed college. Mr. Dillon having
Berg's The Real Christmas Gift Shop
of Portland
Are you in doubt as to
what she will like?
Let her choose for herself
Give a Berg Glove Order
or Merchandise Certificate
Issued in any amount redeem
. able at any time
$ !(:
All purchases dressed in gift
wrappings if you wish
timely and acceptable espe
cially when they're so swagger
and smart as the new ones that
are continually arriving. Gift
wrappings for these, too. s
Charming New Silk
Umbrellas Very Special at
Wait ti.l you see their (PrT QJ?
amber bacolite han- 00
dies and fancy rings and crooks
you'll want one for yourself
as well as for gifts. All colors,
with taped edges.
Such Cunning Red or Blue
Umbrellas for the Kiddies
S1.49
BREAD
You all know how good BOMAN
MEAL porridge is.
ROMAN MEAL
BREAD
is good.
Your grocer- (anywhere in and
near Oregon) can supply your
table with Roman Meal Bread.
Served in restaurants.
Log Cabin Baking Co.
bake and distribute
Roman Meal Bread
They're very, very
special for never be
fore have such umbrellas been '
obtainable at anywhere near the
price. Rain proof; colors guar
anteed. And some wit fancy tips and
ferrules to match handles
$2.25.
What More Acceptable
Gift Than SWEATERS
especially wool CJO QJ?
slip-ons at ... 56JO
: .: ....HOSIERY .
Who ever had too much hosiery especially when
selected at Portland's favorite hosiery shop ? This
year selections are more interesting than ever
more varied more beautiful-and at such mod
erate prices. ,
Maid-Tu-Ware Pure Thread
Silk Hose $2.00
Any woman would be happy to receive these
beautiful full-fashioned silk hose with lisle tops'
and feet. In black, seal, cordovan and dune.
3 pairs in gift box $6.00
Berg's Wear-a-Green Pure
Silk Hose $2.25
The green band is an insurance of quality for
these pure ingrain silk stockings. And they're so
popular. They fit perfectly and wear wonderfully.
: 3 pairs in box, special 6.50
McCallum's "True Blue"
Silk Hose $3.00
Made expressly for Berg's. "You just know she
wears them" might be said of half of Portland's
well-dressed women. -More acceptable gifts would
be difficult . to find. . 3 pairs in box, special $8.75
Phoenix Pure Silk Hose $2.10
The best hosiery value in the country PHOEXIX
and this is one of the most popular of the line.
In black and many shades, they're wonderful at
the price. Full fashioned, with lisle tops and
so'es. -
always appreciated constant
reminders of the giver, because
they're so often seen. Here are
two suggestions from our com
plete stocks.
New Imported Strap Wrist
Glace Gloves at
These are the new CJO QK
popular loose wrist D50
gloves, with two-tone embroid
ery and strap wrists. Fine soft
quality in brown, beaver, gray
and'black. v s
Long White Glace Gloves
Are Festive .
They suggest good j9 QC
times and h a p p y DOJO
gifts. Full 16-button length,
they're soft and pliable and
beautiful. ,
of Silk for Gifts
What could be more timely than
silkeu' underwear. Such dainty,
gift-like apparel especially
"Bergsylk" Vests
of a heavy' quality silk made ex
pressly for us. Vests in bodice
style with self and ribbon straps.
Flesh or orchid.
.Quality A S2.19 ;
1 Quality B $3.25 '
, Quality C $4.25
Knickers to Match at
$3.19 and $4.85
Clever little slip-ons light weight
and warm in a wealth of shades.
Rack bottoms. Some with pockets
and belts.
A Special Showing of Pure Silk
Tuxedo Sweaters
Exceptional at $14.85
whosjfoirr hosier?
Fonroiia fcneurn as tnnon's
sMobmsom STBtrr-ftar Ones Oppoerri -
Two-Piece Sels of Radium
Silk $4.85 Each
These are so "gifty" with the soft
radium silk of orchid appliqued with
Slue trimming or flesh with blue.
Ami some with picot edges, too. -
There's a Gift for Every Age at Every Price
Wool
Slipons -
in attractive novelty
and plain weaves gay
color combinations.
$2.75to$8.50
New Navajo
Slipons
Of fiber silk and wool
bright colorings com
bined with buff, brown
and peacock.
$7.50
For
Grandmother
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A warm Angora shoul
der, shawl or a snug
tuxedo sweater at
$5.95 to $9.50
in doubt Hj
Sena tier a
Gift Certificate .
Brushed Wool
Slipons-$3.95
A spatial holiday group of
warm, ivoolly brushed wool
slip-ons, in new shades, of
buff, navy, brown.
Special
Angora Scarfs
- and Hat Sets
4,95
No more delightful gift for
the young girl or the sports
woman than these jaunty hat
and scarf sets smartest col
or combinations.
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Other Knitted Gift
. .v Suggestions:
Brushed Wool Sweater Coats
$8.50
Finest Silk and Wool Slipons
$16.50
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(9 124-128 SIXTH ST. i.
Wool
Scarfs
in infinite gift va
riety brushed wool
and plain weaves
$3.45to$5.95
Fiber Silk and
Wool Slipons
1 In very pretty and at
tractive two-tone colorings-Jade,
Bronze, Jockey,
Flame, Gray, Buff.
$5.95 - $7.50
Fiber Silk
Scarfs
add a gay touch to
winter costumes; clever
new striped effects
$2.95to$4.75
A Fine Gift
Thought:
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HOSIERY
GO.
Broadway at Morrison
Announcing
Portland's Most Extraordinary
ale of Dressei
Your Unrestricted Choice of
Every Dress in Stock
at Greatly Reduced Prices
Street Frocks . Evening Gowns
Party Frocks Dinner Frocks
. Exquisite hand-made importations
Silk Frocks
Wool Frocks
Many Reduced 25 Some Reduced 40
Others at Half Price Some Less Than Half
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