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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1922)
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 34, 1923 PATTERN HATS FOR $5.00 i iCi;: f ': r IL m--. i i REAL- HATS . :-C:t:!i,-S ' ' : " pllklp Hit Jf Pattern gram , KM I , zzrn M o''--; . P t-.v.t -V son Johnston, E. P. Geary, C. B. Unn der, Walter Evans, Edward L. Clark, W. S. Klrkpatrlcls, Norman Coltroan, E. F. Kaufman. A. H. Halfricli. J. A, Johnson. T. Homer Gotten, David T. Mason, Forrest Flaner, L. T. MKwIi, J. s. Mann and Miss Louise B. Preston. , Progress club Mesdamea Earl Robin son. J. W. PlDenbrlnk. J. A. Walker. National Alliance, Daughter! of Union Veterans Mesdamea Josepnine laffffeu, Florence Sturdevant, Lyda Wendlick, Caroline Bcherer, Harriet Mellln, Annta Warren, Ida Ellis, Valarie Ber.nle, Mary Roberts, Nellie Pollock, Mabflle Gordon, Adeline Streeter, Margaret Becker. Delia E!ov. Nanetta Van Horne. Maud GUlman, Eunice Passly, Doris Streeter, Torrla Hancock. Agnes Mastle. Cora McBride, M&v Pferdner. Leona Beeson. Mesdames E. F Whitney. Fnlger (Concluded Jp,3P dinner. Julius L. Meier, who re cently returned from several months' trip abroad, was the honor guest. Covers were placed for 28. Mr. and, Mrs-. Thomas Kerr will give a large Christmas dinner to morrow. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Chaney have Invited guests to dinner this venlng. An attractive Christmas tree and party will be given this evening by Mrs. C. E. S. Wood for her grand children. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Burns will entertain this evening with their annual Christinas family party. - 4 A charming dinner will be given this evening by Mrs. Holt C. Wilson. In honor of their wedding anni versary Mr. and Mrs R. B. Caswell will give a delightful bridge supper, which will be followed by bridge, Tuesday evening. Thomas Martin Fitzpatrick has arrived from New York city to spend the holidays with Mrs. Fitzpatrick at the 'home of her parents, Mr. and Mr. James T. Barron, i Mrs. Lusi Abelli, a charming vis Itor here, has been the inspiration for many affiirs. Mrs. Andrew Por ter gave a large dinner recently, and Friday afternoon Mrs. Abelli was honored at a smart bridge party given by Mrs. Bruce D. Stew art. Mrs. F. E. Moore complimented her with a bridge party last Satur day, which was followed by a buf fet supper and dancing. Mrs. Har vey Nicol Black was hostess for an attractive luncheon Tuesday, and Friday Mrs. Neagel P. Sealy was hostess at a luncheon. Mrs. Abelli will return to her home in San Francisco in February. The whole-hearted support of practically each and every one of the women's organizations in this city has been given to the Ameri can Legion show, to be held In the auditorium the evening of December 30, as will be evidenced by the patronesses. The big show will consist of two hours of . high-class vaudeville en tertainment, dancing and a carnival country fair in the basement. The Elks' minstrela are preparing a spe cial entertainment as part of the vaudeville. A feature number of the vaude ville programme will be a .new ver sion of a pageant of nations. Jose phine Dillon, who has thts act iri charge, has designed a special set of the new art type to serve as the background of an interesting re view. The carnival spirit of the new year will be carried out In the act instead of the dignified somber ness of the war time pageants and there will be gaiety, as well as beauty and color. Many nations will be represented Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Spain, Russia, Holland. Swe den, Norway, Netherlands, Switzer land, France, China, Africa and the United States. Miss Plllon recently came to Port land from New York city where she was sn the staff of the Metro Pic tures corporation, for whom she also worked in its production plant in Hollywood. The legion show found friendly assistance In her studio as Miss Dillon produced many shows with the soldiers during the war. The following list includes pa tronesses for the affair: American Legion auxiliary Mes damea E. L. Doneka. A. C. Hoggatt. Clara Adams. Ida Butler, F. Eugene Walling, Nellie Cunlff, Harry Nelson, James A. Croseley, S. Boddy, Carrie Geil, G. . Gleasner, George Funk, Mary Will iams, Mlsa Anna Nelson. P. B. O. Mesdamea A. W. Giesy, R. G. Wellington, L. H. Barton, I. D. Bodine, R. Q. Brand. Emma Smith. Grace Whit lock, Glenn U. Husted, A. M. Gray, Mar garet Seltz, A. M. O'DeH, F. F. McDanlel, Verry. Frank Herman. W. J. Caffel- I berrte. Wednesday art class Mesdames H. C. Wortman. W. F. Frelbig. E. J. Mautz, G. H. Marsh, H. L. Geary. George Mc- Math, H. B. Torrey, Hugh Henry, Smith. Frank Kerr. C w. King, Close, R. Ii. Sabtn, A. M. Cannon, E( 8. Parsons. Edwin Caswell, John Spencer; M. D. Spencer. . Tlllicuma Messrs. and Mesdames Percx Allen, O. W. Mlelke, Robert E. Keller! Rupert Hauser, Nat McDougall, Stewart Sheldon, Alexander Lewtnwaite, Emery Olmstead. W. N. Gatens, F. A. Nitchy, O. L. Price, Robert Neighbor, Ben Gadsby, R. Mitchell, C. C. Colt, Edward H. Keller, William E. Boyd. Kenneth Hauser. C. B. Baker. Otto Kettenbach, J. L. Bowman, S. L. Eddy, O. E. Fletch er, R. F. Davis, Paul Macdonald, Clark Nelson, Walter Gadsby and Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Babbitt. American Association of University Women. Mesdames A. W. Cooper. Wil- One-rWrfj Tenth Streii COXTINUi-.G OUR SEMI ANNUAL SALE of Wraps, Suits, Dresses and Gowns. The entire stock of handsome models is now REDUCED 25 to 50 per cent. I You have only to know values to appre ciate the wonderful sav ings this sale affords on new seasonable merchandise. About 500 hand-made ' one-of-a-kind Jay Carlos Semi -Annual $1.00 Sale Tuesday December 26th Store Open 8:30A.M.to6P.M. The Rose Baby Shop 388 Morrison Street Announcement OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE which will offer every Garment in our magnificent stock of reliable Furs at sensational reductions, will begin . . . Tuesday, Dec. 27, at 10 A. M. Detail. in Monday evening's Journal and Tuesday's Oregonian. Hudson Bay Fjxir Co. Reliable Fur Manufacturers West Park and Morrison Sts. WtjJIllJIIIIIJIIIJtWl'rfl'fffll 1 111,111 1111 1 11 11 ;f i i is? ' I ; -i Francois Marcel Originator and Inventor of the Only Per moil Process In Existence OFFERS $ 10,000 to anyone who can prove that oil is not used in the Permoil Perma nent Waving System. Do not be misled by imitators who mention the use of an oil process but do not use oil. Reprint from the American Hairdresser for November. Francois Marcel Permoil Permanent Wave Process is represented in Portland solely and exclusively by Hattie E. Butler. We have a wonderful location in the center of the city. Our bhotks are large, com pletely equipped and light. Our operators are experts and can give most excellent service in all branches of the work from MUSCLE STRAPPING to MARCEL WAVING and Inecto Rapid Hair Dyeing. SPECIAL MANICURE 50c Open Evenings by Appointment Marinello Approved Shop 350 Pittock Block ' Phone Bdwy. 8528 We Wish All a Merry Xmas Estelle Barlow Hattie E. Butler o 5 5 2 v tf '. o fa XII H H o fa Xfl H fa H H t that formerly sold for $15, $20 and $25 all for ,1 c0 as long as they last Included amongst these hats you will find models from the following leading design ers of the country: De Marines Banks Evelynvaron Goldenberg Bluebird Arrowhead Rosil and 100 of the Famous HOLLAND Hand- Made Matron's Hats THE REASON for this (kastic reduction is that we must have the room, and we must have it right away because a week from today we com mence to remodel pur store in order to in crease our selling space. , SEE OUR WINDOWS . The Store With a Principle BETTER HATS BETTER STYLES FOR LESS MONEY PROCTOR'S MILLINERY 331 WASHINGTON STREET EVERYTHING IS GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED OR YOUR MONEY BACK 5 H H H H Ifi o or e H o td III H. 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