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;. : : :,..:,xL:...;:....j.,..... -.w-..-.-r--: -v-.-- - i.' THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 25. '1008. 43 ' J .1 toward the nuns arid. It U eia mail is. k-HBrtf ' ; ' ' I wh,B thy r resumed again they wlUT i . 1 M I HE busy season U truly at' hand and the busier society la -Kept . with charity affairs tha mora energy It itemi to have for it 1 1 town amusement. ' Tha period about -. i Thanksgiving and Chrlstmaa la largely -devoted to- charities of different kinds. '.Tha leading event in this Una tha paat etk was, of course, tha vaudeville en tertainment at tha Nortonla. Minor at i 1 fairs were tha church fairs which are . beginning to crowd In. and tha teas given at or for tha charitable institu tions. The 81 Lawrence- and Grace - ! Methodist ehurchee held their faira last . week. This week there will ba tha St Stephens and Trinity basaars, both on Tuesday, and the following week the Taylor street Methodist..' The Women's : Exchange benefit at the Baker theatre, to, will ba of Interest neat week. That . makes no mention of the various organl .. satlons which receive donations for the ' poor In a quiet way at their meetings. The- entertainment given for charity : Friday night at tha Nortonla with Mrs, D. Green as the moving spirit was . success .la every way. - In the first place every one was out to help the cause along, and It was one of the most representative - gatherings , seen at a "' semi-public, function. Mrs. Green, in ,Tsv-jMuulaomebJack.j;elyetL cut decollete . . was hero and there and ""everywhere. atsiHMae't I aMusas Mr. and Mrg. Bert The girls of the younger set lent their mi& as.ustrara ad -were, easily distln guiahable by their French maid attire. They were Miss Marlon Jackson, Miss Margaret -Morrison, Miss Josephine fhaltb. Miss Helen MarEwan,Sils Mar garet Montgomery, Miss Lsslle Knapp, . MJss ..Generic v . TbonnpsonMi'e Cftro . 4yn Burns, Miss May Montgomery, Miss Lisa Wood and Miss fihoda Failing. Miss Fannie Brown as Sis Hopkins sell ing chewing gam and demonstrating Its merits strenuously csused much amuse raent. Miss Dorothy Morrison mad so ' realistic a Flora Wiggins that one in voluntarily listened for mriiWr-iawi and "ain't fiuUiln's." At tha lemonade table t'wers Miss Frances Lewis, Miss gusle Stott and Miss Louisa Flanders - an in-whits Irowns. - A fortune- teller's "tent was a 'feature of attraction and Miss Marietta Parker and MUs Maude Hahan In gypsy costume : were ths : "spielers." " - The vaudeville program which opened the .performance was most amusing and la soma parts was extremely good. One cannot always expect to find such good numbers as songs by "the Reed bird" and "Alexander ths Great" on profes sional vaudeville programs, and they wars really- treats. Mlaa Nan "Wood Md Miss Hasel.Dolph mads such rav tshlngly pretty Hungarian twins with their brunette beauty accentuated by bright Spanish colors; that sven had their Hungarian piano duet been less pleasing they ' would ' hava 'scored a ttlt. ' . . . J - - . . : Tha other numbers aimed to be mere ly funny, and most ofJthem were. Lieu tenant Macomb as "Mao tha Mimic" was exceedingly fanny. Bobby Rountree met' with his sjsoal appreciation especi ally In his original number. "Take Back the f'anrakes. Mother." MUs Axis Far ge, as the child wonder la pretty child. v v--.w . . ' " V '. 0 v) rvr; songs easily won favor. Melvln Dodsoa in several ' humorous Impersonations, Robert McCraken and Miss Frances Towslee in "A Bughouse, In one act." Louis Bruce 1n an exaggerated Illus trated song number-of tragic portent, all "rot , their laughs.-. But funniest of all was tha omnipresent German band with Its brilliant, overture. Ita stolid consent to encore and lta stole Indiffer ence to the storms of applause. ' Mrs. A. 8. Norton was the donor of tha drawing, room " with ita lights and Mrs. Georgo Russell designed the lovely cards announcing the- succeeding sots. Aeoordlng to the recent ruling of the "Band of Mercy"-and "Anti-Cruelty to Animals Association"' only one per formance a night la given by this corps of aotors and dancing to music by Par sons' orchestra filled In the remainder of the evening. ..' " . -V -. . One of the largest and most delight ful affaira of last week was the large bridge party given by Mlaa Martha Hoyt Tbureday afternoon. ' There were 17 tables of bridge and tha prisea were won by Miss Louise Flanders and Mrs. Morton Insley. White. chrysanthemums in vases formed the simple decorations. The guests pt ths afternoon were Mra. John. Latta, Mrs. George ' Taylor, Mrs. Howard Mather, Mra. Holt C Wilson, Miss Clementine Wilson,- Mrs. Richard Koehler. Mrs. George Good. Mrs. Lewis Russell. Miss Gllsan, Mra E. T. C Stevens, Miss Russell, Mrs. George Russell, Mrs. Morton rnslsy, Mrs. Thomas Kerr. Mrs. N. E. Ayer, Mis. Zera Snow, Mrs. W. B. Ayer, Mrs. Wil liam Mulr, Mra. J. Frank Watson. Miss Failing, Miss May Failing. Mra.Rlch ard Nunn. Mrs. Henry Nunn. Mra David C. Lewis, Mrs. Joseph -N. Teal, Miss Frances Warren, Mrs. Theodore B. Wil cox, Mrs. L. Allen Lewis, Mrs. John Kben Toung, Miss Montgomery, Mrs.' J. Wesley Ladd, Mrs, Bert Ball, Mrs. WU liam Warrena, Mra n, .Mrg, I j .t'rti.-,' ,A.., .fjrHs J Emery Haney. 8. M. Mean, Mrs. Henry E. Jones. Mia Frank Hart, Mrs. James MeCraken. Mrs. Whitney Lr Botaer- MlaiL Susie Stott. Mrs. Jsmes Laldlaw, 'Miss Flanders, Mies Louise .Flanders, Mrs. 8, B. Lln thlcum, Mrs. C. F Beebe, ilra. Donlol Bhlndler. Mrs. Walter V. Smith, Mrs. Fred Page, Mr... Ralph IioytMrs. Bcadfing. Mrs. Allen .WrUht, .Mrs. Perey Biyth, Mrs. A. L. Maxwell. Mrs. William Brewster. Miss My rick. Mra Edward Adams, Mra. Ernest Tucker, Miss Ella.Hlrseh. Mrs. George Dnvls. Mrs. George Whlleslde, Mrs. Robert Lewis,. Mrs. $. C. Airtsworih, Mr. Warren- MroirhtoTT, Mrs.-Norman Lung and Miss Catlln. '". There Is much Interest on both Sides 6f 7 ths' river Inline"" card "lOUrnamen planned for next Tuesday evening at the Irylngtoa club. Tables will be ar ranged for bridge and five hundred and there are a number of parties being formed- for tables ss is ths custom In these tournaments. The affair has been plaoed In tha hands of Mrs. W. I. North rup, who Is working aealously for Its success, and all the women of the Irv lngton club are enlisted as workers. v ThV affair waa suggested by Walter Goes, ths president, when he returned tecently from his wedding trip east In passing through Castle Rock, which has been flood-ridden and Is now a scene of poverty and destitution, he said that none can Imagine such suffering and want as theirs. ,The proceeds from the tournament wilt go to their aid and this announcement has' drawn the Interest of many. Several checks have been sent to Mrs. Nortbrup to bs added to the fund. There Is every reason to be lieve that the hall will b crowded Tues day evening with men and women In rrej,led In the movement, i Ths ' Friday evening laformaU have -11 r been' discontinued for ths present that the sum of the expenses may ba devoted toward tha same nd. It Is said that when they are resumed again they will for-ymembese-utiy. - Ml ..tni plan la not yet decisive. The musical dinner set for last Thursday evening waa postponed Indefinitely. Mrs. James T, Honeyman gave a bridge and- tea Wednesday afternoon In honor of her niece, Mrs. David C. Lewis, who was a June bride. There were decorations of whits chrysanthe mums In the drawing room and living room and beautiful dark red roses in the dining room. There were seven tables of cards and MJsa Nan Wood won the first prise, a cut crystal vase, and Miss Ines Barrett, tha second, a beau tiful bunch of violets. Later other friends called for It, and Mrs. J. N. Teal and Mrs. Lewis poured tea and Mra. A. L. Maxwell and Miss Wood served Ices. Mrs. Honeyman wore a handsome flowered chiffon In white, and Mrs. Lewis a lavender chiffon with sun figures, cut princess. Mrs. Teal was In a beautiful aheer chiffon In black and white effect. Miss Wood la whits lacs and Mra. Maxwell In gray satin. Mrs. Bert Ball's gown of blue with hat to match was handsome, Mrs. James Laldlaw - was - attractive In a black costume with a Mack hat Mrs. James McCrackan wore a gray costume, and Mrs. J. C. Robinson a handsome blue broadcloth with lovely hand em broidery Inlaid. Ths costumes were very handsome and the company a bril liant one. . ; - - - Ths Los Angeles papers speak of Miss Nina Jonea, who la entertaining her cousin, Chester Murphy, of this city, as ths popular and charming daughter of Mr. and Mra. MUo Potter. She gave dinner dance in his honor at tha Hotel Van Nuys a week ago Friday, which waa one of the most solect events of the week. American Beauties were used In decoration, and ribbons in ths same shade, with ferna. completed .the scheme. Following ths dlpner dancing was enjoyed In the middle cafe. Covers at tha table were laid for Mr. and Mra. Randolph Miner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. MUo M. Potter. Miss Louis Burke, Miss Helen Chaffee, Miss Gwendolen Laughlin, Mies Lois Allen, Miss Ade laide Brown, Mlse Errol Brown, Miss Annls Van Nuys, Miss Elisabeth Ruth erford, MIhs Nina Jonea, Chester Mur phy. Harry Kaye, Will Reed, Robert Ross, Alfred Wilcox, Harold Cook, Will Clark. Clarence Day of Santa Barbara and Csrleton Burke. Mr. Murphy's ath letic record at" Stanford.- where he was captain of the vnratty football team, and was considered the best quarterback on the coasfTTfi lllr-timer-makes -ttlm-a wnll-known figure In California. He Wnr flotrrr-rir sea-The, armuar"StiinfOTa--Berkeley game. . j ..! - . - ' Mrs. I. Lowengardt sgaln threw open her handsome new home to her friends Wednesday afternoon. The rooms ' were charmingly decorated with carnations and pink r chrys anthemums In the reception room, yel low chrysanthemums In . the living room. The dining-room was a beautiful Dilutee In jeutumnal .colors with nertt Wtored grafes snd rich Amerlcap Beau ty roses every whets. Mrs. Lowengardt, tn a handsome, gown of -chiffon taffeta In cream color with an Arabian lace flounce, received her guest and waa assisted by Mrs. Max Hlrsch, who wore a cream lace robe. Mrs. I. N. Flelsch aer and Mrs. Gustavo Simon poured tea and Mrs. Fred Rothchlld snd Mrs. Fred erick M. Seller poured coffee. Mr. Flelschner wore a beautiful lac robe with amber bead and looked handsome as usual. - . Mrs, Rothchlld' gown", waa black lac over flowered silk. Mrs. Seller wss In a handsome cream chif fon taffeta embroidered and wore pearls. Mra. Simon's gown was of hand-woven lace, cream colored. - Miss Alios Benson and Miss Elisabeth Allen entertained ' with- af!ve hundred party last Wednesday evening la honor of Miss Elisabeth Prosch of Seattle, who la visiting Mra Benson. Autumn leaves were the decorations. The gam was plnyed at small tables and after Ward tha whol) aomnan. waa seated about '-a banquet table for 10. - ' Tha guests. were Mrs. George Peters, Miss Carolina Holmes, Miss Bertha Frltscb. Miss Ethel Shea, Miss Rsna Strauhal, Miss' Edith Prosch, Miss Anna Shea, Mis MUll Hera. Miss Arvtlla Magulra, Miss Saldes Knapp, Mlas Frances Batch slor. Miss Evelyn RIgler, Miss Jeannl Gray, Mia Grace Gray, Dr. Ray Mat lon. Hsnry Frankv Jaclr Gravel yr Irvlna Husener. Edward Jeffery, John Wheeler, Irving 8 1 earns, Charlea Whltcomb, Ray mond O'Connor, Stuart - McGuIre, Dr. Stoita,-: Oliver Walker and Cloaa Per kins. . . Thursday evening a theatre party to "Strongheart" was given for Mis Prosch. . ' , , ;; The usual Interest Is" manifested In the Thanksgiving football gams between Multnomah club and ths Vnlveraity of Oregon. On that day Multnomah field la a more brilliant acene of color than on any other day of the year. Ths Wee ley Ladds always have a tally ho party that cheers enthusiastically for tha club team, and there are plenty of yellow decorated vehicles to Offset ths sup porters of the red and - whit.' There will not be the usual coach for the Ore gon Glee club, for their concert ha this year been plaoed after this holidays be cause the theatre was -enraged for Thanksgiving night. There are alwaya red-and-whlte or lemon-yellbw dinners given on Thanksgiving to atgnlfy ths irena or m guests' partisanship. .' - w :. Mrs. C. H. Hoeg entertained the Bridge Whist Study club last week wUh a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home. Today Is shown ons of ths latest pic tures of Mra M. B. Jonea, of New Tork. commonly known as Shanna Cummlng, who will bs hers Thanksgiving. Mrs. Jones has acquired suoh aa enviable place In tha musical world that It is only as a celebrated soprano that moat people think of her. She Is, howsvsr, In reality, a delightful peraon to meet socially and is fond of hsr private home Ufa 8he has spent a good deal of tims In Portland at different seasons and has formed many warm friendships. During her brief stay here aha,, will be the gueat of her brother. Dr. W. A. Cummlng. 'At her own' requeat there will be only a family dinner for her Thanksgiving day, though aha will prob ably be given the opportunity Thanks giving night to meet ths friends who would entertain for her were her stay to bs longer. . She will leave for eastern Oregon tha next -morning.' it On of tha large tea of the week waa given by Mra Gustavo E. Bruere, Friday afternoon at 'her home, 71 Mar shall street Her honor guest was Mrs. Elnathan Sweet who Is a recent arrival In Portland.. In all ths rooms were love ly pink chrysanthemums la larga vases and bowls. Mrs. Bruere, In a handaome cream embroidered erepe carried pink earns tlone and received the guests In the drawing room. - Mra. Sweet was In plhk messalln - and carried a large bunch of violate. , All tha assistants war In pink gowns and the uniform effect was pleasing. Assisting in ths drawing room were Mrs. 8. G. Reed, Mrs. Sanderson Reed, Mra Rudolph F. Praei and Miss Henri' etta Eliot Pouring In the dining room were Mrs. W. L. Wood and Mrs. Fleld-4 ing 8. Kelly, waders orchestra piayes throughout the receiving hours. About 0I guests called. V WW Mrs. Fred F. Chamberlain and her daughter. Miss Ethel, returned late in the week from a month' visit In Wash- lngtosvJX-CNew York, Niagara andt Chicago. They juet missed Miss Went worth and Miss Slttorr tn Chicago,-wiio left the day before. In Chicago the Chamberlains were entertained by about the same friends a the two young wom en who had left lust before, and the people wer Taost - delightful -and hos pitable, in New Tork - a dinner of 1 covers was given at the Lafayette In one of the handsome private dining room for Mra Chamberlain by Mr. J. E. CofTman, who will be remembered by a number of. Portlanders as ths charming guest of Mr. Chamberlain two year ago. . . 1 Ths reception given Monday evening at the Toung Women's Christian asso ciation rooms tn honor of Mrs. W. J. Honeyman, the retiring president, was largely attended by those who have been acquainted with her 'work since the beginning of the association. A dinner arranged by the social committee for Mrs. Honeyman and tha girls In the house precedod the evening reception, nd toasts and speeches testified to the affection for the- president The ser viceable oak desk presented by the girls of the association and the silver plats by the board wer other manifestations of love. . Mrs. James Falling will fill ths unexpired term till January 1. The' Alpha club of Trinity church la becoming very active In Its preparation for tha Indoor carnival which It will oon give in the parish house. Tha Brst tangible form of their activity haa Just appeared in the form of a very neat cookbook complied by them and repre senting a full list of tempting recipes. The book is arranged In exceedingly neat and attractive form. ' Th recipe aectlon Is preceded by som . clever thoughts apropos 'of. dlntng. a number of references to eatables being selected from the Bible which could well b turned Into clever dinner- ideas. . ' . ' Mrs. John Fers-usson Jr. entertained the Mlzpah Bridge club last Tuesday at luncheon. Ths color scheme of yel low and green, carried out In every de tail, maCe a beautiful effect Mra J. F. Boons will be the hostess next Fri day. . Th members srs: Mra E. M. Lance, Mrs. E. Watson. Mrs. . F. M. Graham. Mra A. Oordon. Mrs. W. F, Hubbard. Mra. Carl Brandes, Mrs. F. M. Branch, Mrs. J. F. Boone, Mra John Fergttssonj-Mrs. Henry Westermettr, Mrs. V. A. Freeman and Mr. T. W. Nordby., - - -w w .-:-"---" ; Mm, George .Leslie Hill of- Sesttte entertained recently af cardaTri .Jionof of Mrs. James Moylan of Portland, The afternoon was a delightful on and th horn waa lovely with, yellow shaded lights, mingled with autumn leaves and greens. Miss Brill snd Miss Caroline Denny assisted th hostess. There were 10 tables-f high five and Mrs-Wr C Heussy and Miss Brill were thfc prise winner. Mrs. J B. -Montgomery-entertained at dinner Thursday for Bishop and Mra i Scaddlng. American Beauty roses were used in.. decoration. Cover' wer laid for Mra. Montgomery Bishop and Mra. Scaddlng, Mr. and Mra .Walter Bur rell, Mr. and Mrs. James Laldlaw, Miss Montgomsry, Miss Margaret Mont gomery, General Joslyn of Vancouver, Mr. Oreenley and Harry Montgomery. Mr. and Mra. Mag Flelschner and their daughter. Miss Flora, left Tues day for New Tork. to be gone for an Indefinite period. Miss Flelschner will continue, her voice studies throughout her stay, with hsr Instructor, Mrs. Imo gen Harding Brodle, who la studying for four months In New Terk. w - i Th tea given at th , Pattoa home last Tuesday afternoon was ons of the most successful snd largely attended of any of. the teas of the season, A splendid program was given under- the direction of Mrs. Byron E. Miller and there was much enthusiasm over tbs excellence af the number. Th decora tions la tha dining room were pink rosea, Mrs. Charlea W. King was hostess for th day and assisting her la receiving the visitors were Mra Wx P. Olds, Mrs. Frank Toung, Mrs. Richard Martin. Jr, and Mra S. W. King. In th dining room Mra D. M. MoLauohlan waa In charge, and Mra. R. P. Graham and Mra T. A. Sherman poured. This U -the la st of tha teas to b jrtrn till after tha holldaya. . ' - ; Th Eight-Ten-Thirty club was enter tained Monday evening by Mrs. -Charlea E. Runyon. Mra. W. C. Francis and Dr. C. B. Brown won ths prisea at five hundred and Mra. C B. Brosrn reoelved th consolation prise. Mr. RoDsrt Lutka, of lT Eleventh atreet will en tertain the club next time. . . . . w ,.w , .1,7-'..': Miss Grace Elliott la spending a fort night in Oakland as th guest of Miss Grace Burrlll. ' Th two girls spent many delightful months on the conti nent . together. Miss Burrlll returned home Isst winter, -but Miss Elliott re mained a year longer. ' . . '. - v"' - '. Mra George- C Flanders ' entertained at dinner Wednesday evening tn honor of Bishop and Mrs.' Boaddlng. Her j other guests were: Dr. and Mra. A. A. j Morrison. Mr. and Mra Stewart B. Llnthlcum, Mr. and Mra. Norman Lang, Mr. and Mra. J. Couch Flanders and W. D. Wheelwright --v., ;', - '": .- Mra J. A. Boyo of TM Clackamas street entertained . the Theodora Five Hundred, olub charmingly last Thurs day afternoon. Mrs. Fred A.. Daly of 133 East Twelfth street will entertain t)ie olub Friday after Thanksgiving. w-' The Portland branch of 'tha Associa tion of Collegiate alumnae has aent out Invitations for a reception next Satur day afternoon at ths home of . Mrs. George Haskell Marsh, 40 Mill street In .honor of th Vnlvergity of Oregon alumna ',.; ::. -V :-'.v'. w :. ' Mra. JTnVtn IE. Am. of It Tillamook street entertained her - bridge club ! Thursday at her borne. After 9 bands of bridge the hostess served a dainty menu at th card tables, er daughter and Mlaa Thompson assisting hsr. . ..-V; .'.. - Mrs. X D. Leonard entertained Infor mally with a five hundred party Friday afternoon at her home, 414 Montgomery atreet and with a bridge yesterday af ternoon. Only a few friends war In vited in. . " ' v '" : Miss Isabella Prlos, who haa bean th gueat of Miss Bessie Jones th past month, has returned to her hem In Se attle. Several delightful affair wer given for Mia Price, by her Omega Nu sisters In Portland, - , - ... . " ' ' " Tha Tuesday Afternoon Bridge alub held lta first meeting for this year with Mra Samual B. Archer to make plana for thla season's membership. .,-.: -.--'...'.:.. Ths Bridge Whist Study club waa en tertained Wednesday by Mrs. M. Hamp ton at her Sixteenth atreet home. Mra George G Flanders won th piisV Mra Robert Lutke.will be the next hostess. i -... . w . . . l Miss Falling gav a dinner Wednes day tn honor of General Joslyn, who haa recently been stationed at Vancou ver la ths commissary department Mrs. Felix Bloch haa returned from a two month trip to New Tork and th southerit state and Is now at heme at the Nortonla. Mrs. Joha H. Hall has moved to II Johnaon atreet and will be at home the first and third . Wednesdays, of the month. ' . ' ' - r". .; .... - i-r - Mr. and ' Mra. Thomas ' Kerr enter tained a few friends at dinner Thurs day In honor of their wedding anniver sary. - : - ' ' - Mlaa Fanny Louise Barber returned home yesterday front La. Grand for- a visit with hsr parents. Dr. and Mra. S. 'JDftrbwTt1" Ml Miriam Strong llfh guest of Mrs. Allan C Balch at the Hotel An gel us, Los Angeles. WW . Mrs. Joseph N". Teal has cards out for a tea next Tuesday. . j . ..- s EVENTS OF THE WEEK. On Wednesday evening th Present Day club held Its first semi-annual re ception of the club year. It was a unique affair from atart to finish. Th scene of the festive occasion waa th basement of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. A. Latie's - attractive horoi on East-Ash street. Flags, bunting, evergreens snd numerous electrlo lights, transformed th piece into a banquet hall, and a long table In th form of an L" was adorned with flowers- and autumn leavea After th menu waa duly dis posed of. the member of th club, their husbanda and Invited guests smused themselves with Impromptu bursts' of oratory and music, toasts by th gen. tlemen and graceful responses by th club members. ... Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. A. Laus and their daughter, Miss Nora Laue, Dr. and Mra A. W. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crispin, Mr.- snd Mrs. W. D. Desver, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. OUtner, Mr. and Mra. B. M. ' Bergen, Mr. and Mrs. a W. Pallett, Rev. and Mrs. B. Nelson Allen, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Ballou, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jeffresa, Mr. snd Mra N. C Orlstt, Professor and Mra Van Tine, Mrs. J. T. Tipton, Mrs. E. B. Pills- bury of Hlllsboro, Mra Fred Bishop, Mrs. H. Morgan, Mrs. T. B. Jsckson, Mrs. J. B. Kldd snd Mra Pague of San Francisco, Misses Olafly Wiggins, Miss Gertrude Pillsbury, Miss Monroe, Miss Bess Monro and Miss Effl Tetchthe- sen. ' Th hoitesr Wrlstd ln-grv1iig her guests by her nelees, th Misses Monro and Mlsa . Telchthesen, her daughter. Miss Nora, and Miss Gertrude Pillsbury and Miss Wiggins. ...... ... ... . . w - Miss Myrtle E. Long gave a very en joyable dancing party Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Mysls Sharp In the Artisans' hall. South Portland. The hall presented a very pleasing' appear ance, decorations consisting of autumn leaves, cedar, red streamera and gar lands of Ivy, gracefully draped from th corners of the room. The -reception-room wss also msds , attractive with palms, wild rose berries and Ivy. Ever est's orchestra from behind a bower of palms played an overture and eight tf the latest pieces, all of which, were thoroughly enjoyed.,- Fruit punch wat served during the evening. Mra A Johnson and Mra. A Long were pat roneasea . Those present were th Mlssea Mysle 8harp, Abbl Roe, Nettle Bogaett, Mar guerite McNeill. Amy Churchley, Edyth Berns. Ruth LeV Mary E. Hand, Mary A. Scott, Nelll Troy, Tena Oram, Ger trude D. Wetsler, Ethel Johnson, Ethel Lea, Lottie Leach, Isabella Gllbaugh, Anna Von Horomlson, Dolly Eddy, An nabelle Stranahan, Dora Bonneau, Jes sie Sharp, Ruth DUler and B. Burnett, and Oeorge Dickson, Willis Vinson, Fay E. Sims, Herman J. - Hucke, Jack V. Adams. R. W. Jamison. H. ,W. Hingley. Ed Cable. Ed McCaba, E. a. Roe, Harry B. CrandeU, i. K. Adam Walter Scott, I BAITSZW OUTTTTTZSTO) OOkCVAaTT .;- if 1 w w - i ...... .. - OUR THANKSGIVING SALE OF Ladies Suits WILL BE CONTINUED ' ........ -V- ...... -.- ;-;7-:. rf ',:. Tomorrow and Tuesday - Not1!!- undesirablft suitInthis entirojDfferfago( strictly tailor-made garments. These special reduc - tiona are for tomorrow and Tuesday only after that N the regular prices will prevail. $42 SUITS $38 SUITS $34 SUITS $25 SUITS $22 SUITS $20 SUITS- i ' . ', Some idea of the beauty and style of these. Suits ' ,rnay, ba.had by seeing windows 12 and 13. Large '' variety of styles all the popular fall and winter col on. " Alterations made absolutely free. Prices quoted are either cash or credit, as you like. Nothing addi tional added if you prefer to pay $1 a week. -Eastern Outfitting Co. L Washington K ioat ira.a TO. c.at n .oo. F, C Olbeon. . P. Oranv Ed Taylor. O. D. Wllliama, R. F. Wlcklund. H. J. Nielsen. Wade Moreland. William Co ve 11, Irwin Waggoner, Harvey Hutch lngs. A. W. Halverson, E. 8. Rose, L. H. Russell. Lee Van Horn, H. & Rudd, J. B. Oarretson, 1 A. Waloh. Ed Bonneau, Mr. and Mra Harry E. WUllama ': 'l Twenty-five women enjoyed v jnnlqu afternoon at the home of Mra E. W. 8. Pratt tn Corvalll Wednesday. The Idea waa to . Introduce all th comical features posslbla and success certslnly crowned th efforts of ths hostesa Ths rooms were made attractive by the ar tistto use of chryaantbemuma and an elaborate supper was served at I o'clock. Ths program Included a comic solo ny Mrs. Pratt; Instrumental solo, Miss Mlna Tatea; vocal duet, Mrs. M. S. Bush and Mra Taylor; Instrumental solo. Miss Darby: eomlo dialogue, Misses Laura Pratt and Laura H11L Mra A. B. Wll kins also had a eomlo cumber, and after being blindfolded Mrai J. B. Horner and Mra N. Tartar were required to alt on the floor and feed each other crack era a performance that kept the com pany In a gale of laughter. The affa.r waa ons of ths merriest of th present social season In Corvallls. - , Tuesday afternoon Mra Jr. M. Turner of 101 Kerby street gav a pretty after noon luncheon of 10 covera In honor of Mra C. B. Steelemith. who is about to leava-for hr new home In Clllo, Ore gon, where Mr. . Steelamlth has gon to aeoept th position as superintendent of the Portage railroad. The house wa beautifully decorated with yellow and whit chrysanthemum nd th colors wer austalned by the plac earda The guests of tha aftsrnoon were Mrs. C. B. Steelsmlth. Mra O. W. White, Mrs. D. Duper, Mra B. Oowanlock. Mra J. M. Torallnson, " Mra. M.- B. - Thompson, Mra D. Mason. Mra. Bubb, Mrs. Wlnsor, Mrs. MeKechnle, Mra W. C. Tuttle, Mrs. E. 8. FarrelVMre. A. De Franque. Mra W. C. Kerron, Mra Toung, Mrs. O. O. Alsxandar. Mrs. A. C Cooper, Mrs. W. J. Hull. Mra A. H. Boylan. Mra O, W. Turner." ' rr , c . . -Portland lodg. No. 10. rraiernai Brotherhood, gav a ucceesru aance Wednesday svenlng,. Novsmber 14. In Its nsw quarters In ths Knights of Pythias hall, on Tenth and Alder strsets. H. L. Plyman waa onairman oi --..in K. i flyman was " "r.,",, mmee T were pre.en. euiv. ms. L, A. Kent and Mr. Walter Anderson presided at the lemonade table.,. Musi was furnished by Hodgson's orchestra. - " The Women's Afternoon Reading elub of Corvallls waa vry pleasantly enter tained Tuesday afternoon by Mra Ger trude Strange of California, at the home of her father, Caleb Davla Rollcall was answered by. each woman responding with a Thanksgiving quotation. Mra Walter Wllea gave an entertaining pa pen on current events, rpiiowea oy .a plane sola by. Mra i. Fred Tatea 4 BT OUTHTTUa COM ATT V . ....... $30.00 .......'$28.00 ' - i $24.00, $16.50 $14.35 $12.50. and Tenth l-' 4- WEDDING AND. VI5ITINO CARDS W. G. SMITH & Co. Wasblngton Bulldlas paper on "Th Literature of th Dryden Pertod" wa presenud by Mrs. B. A. Cathey, and Mra. M. S. Bush pleased the company with a vocal number. The topic presented for ' conversation was "Amsrlcan Legends." -A dainty lunch eon, for which unique placecarda carry ing out the Thanksgiving Idea had been prepared, was the ooncludlng feature. . .WW Mrs.' W. H. Churchill entertained th Ladle auxiliary to th N. A. L. C. at her home on Corbeei-street Wednesday evening. A short program was given, after which a dainty supper was served. Mrs. Churchill,, was assisted , by her daughter. Miss Clarke, who 'demon strated several arta learned at the cook ing school. Mrs. F. Kelly, president, and Mra O. F. Phillips, vice-president, of ths auxiliary, poured . the chocolate. Those present were: Mrs. C A. EI- well, Mrs. Charts "JacKsoii,Hrs7 LTPT" KnlghtMr. H -Woodworth.Mr.W. ' u. wnier, Mrs. Ji. coieman, Mrs. F. Kelly, Mrs. a F. Phillips, Mra A. Peter son, Miss Ada Taylor, Miss Alto Taylor and Miss Clarice Churchill. , ' ; - ' Mra J. William Netherton gave a very enjoyable afternoon on Friday at her home, 6 East Flanders street. Covers were laid for 14 guests. Those present were: Mrs. I. 3. Reader, Mrs. S. J. Burns, Mrs, D. C. Shearer, Mr. O. J. Gould, Mra W. L. Gardner, Mra E. R. Almy. Mr. D. C. McLannon, Mra T. BUIa, Mr. M. Fannon, Mra L. J. Hicks, Mrs; Oeerge W, Joseph end Mrs. A. B. Brown. . - . ' , v ". ' Miss Gertrude Wilson entertained at a linen shower given in honor of Mis Elsie Hoefer at her residence. I6 Bel mont street Ths svenlng was spent splesaantly tn games and music, followed by a dainty repeat. Those who ho assisted Miss Wilson were ths Misses I Bchoppe, E. Braden, L. Simpson and B. Otterstedt. Miss Hoefer lesves fop. St. Paul Monday morning, where her mar riage to- F, C. Coleman Will take place. , -ww The officers of ML .Hood circle. Ro. 1(1, V. O. Wn accompanied by several members of ths order, surprised Mrs. H. A. Shields last Wednesday afternoon at her home, -lot Tenlno avenue. Sell-wood- A progressive game waa played, the first prise being won by Mrs. (Continued on Page Fifty-One.) )