THE OREGON SUNDAy. JOURNAL, r. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2, 1008.
J' I . L m W&tii 11 lift ll : SJ . , ' - 1
-'WAVX &JF -? If I , KM neighboring points. Harold : Chamber-
. T W (59 1 irA'JmX I lain, who took so prominent a part in
. - . IV5' I che Trinity choir hr. took prt on
, Vv v " I f A J of tha aololata, and boam a favorlta.
A. W I' I Another of Ui aololaf waa Mlaa Nai
' W I Sl -5S ' I lie MacPheraon. who la waU known hara
V yj ia 1771 J becauaa aha waa a prraduate few yaara
- jaio from Bt Helena hall, und aaag
' r.'fii. ' . . J'S. X 1 ' i rr prwuiiT i mat lime. .. i
1 'Vii i w V . ' ' I 'Mre. Charaberlto waa much anter-
V. IV Ae-w I A I talnut while hr. an house nartvl
JT:' -JSX . v I waa flven for her by tha Amoaea, with I
. .'-: r ". ," "' ViT!C,v rv " X I whom her aon la making hla home. I
;" h ' -V 1 ' T" " ' ' - aV Mra. Richard Nunn ntartalned with
WP'M li t
H! put week ha baea one of mora
I . than ; uaual f aJaty, (or people
I - Beamed Inclined to crowd''
A , eventa a ptnt If rapidly ap-
.... 4 preaching. . There are a good
many guaita la town who are being an.
terUinad alaborately.
The Xng people are looking forward
to akatlng. of which there le a faint
hope astendad. Tha little lea akatlng
that fall to Portland' ahare 1 alwaya
heartily aDDraelated and for the two of
three daye it ueually laata, akatlng la
juite 'the thing." - - . -
The Carreno concert tomorrow night
; ai me Marquam wui oa one oi ie ul-tra-faahionabla
affairs en the tnualcal
cajenaar. - , ; '. ': -
A charming affair waa the dance
given Thursday evening at llurlark
hall b Dr. George F. Wilson for his
daughter, Miss Trances Wilson. "Miss
Wilson returned soma tlma ago from a
long- absence abroad, which followed Inv
mediately" , upon her- school days, "and
though gha -has been going out good
deal In-the younger set, this was bar
first formal presentation. Many beau
tiful flowers were sent to bar, and they
were banked about the race! vine Una
One of tha raised alcovee waa arrange!
as a card room, with divans and .rug
and palms to make ft attract! va, and
there bridge was played by some of tha
a-ueste. Supper waa aerved In tha aup.
y-r ra. riupr urvnooira piayeo.
. Hcaelvlngrwlth the young haste were
her father and her aunta. Mlaa Clemen
tina Wilson, and Mlaa Virginia Wilson.
Mlaa Francea Wileon waa charming in a
frock of ahlmmerlna' satin In pale gold.
en yellow ahade cut . on empire Tinea.
A prey of golden stranda ornamented
her hair. -
v Miss Clementine Wilson wore a dainty
. gowo of white net with touches of pale
blue and a crush bow of blue on the
bodice,
Mia Tlrginla Wilson wore black net
over aatln, with a corsage of panned
velvet, Ik urquolae blue. ' .
Mra Theodore B. Wilcox was beautl
j ful In, 'a costume of lavender panned
velvet cut en train with diamonds fot
ornaments, . . .....
Mra w. B. Ayer wore a pale blue
chiffon satin. i
Mrs. j. Wesley Ladd wore a stunning
Imported gown of heavy, whit satin
was given for her by the Amoees, wi
wnom ner son is making ma home.
Mrs. Richard Nunn entertains with
is tapiea or pnage wedneaday after-
noon. About th rooms wers yellow
daffodils and tulips. The tables war
designated by colore and to th winner
at each table was given a bouquet -of
flowers ' In th corresponding color
blu for violets, red for carnations, yel
low for' daffodils and so on. To tables
were marked with colored ribbon Inatead
of number a. Mlas Maud Alnsworth,
atias Clementine wuson ana Miss JKua-
seii assisted th noatess..
Th guests were Mrs, W. B. Aver,
Mlaa Von Bolton. Mrs. C. F. Beebe, Mrs.
Walter y. Burrell, Mrs. R. J. Chlpman,
Mrs. F. D. Chamberlin. Mrs. Harrison
Corbett. Mrs. J. F. Dickson. Miss Fail
ing, t Mias Ollaan, Mrs. George Good,
Mrs. 11. IX Green, Mrs. Solomon Hlracn,
Mlas Ella Hirsch, Mrs. Morton H. Ina.
ley, Mrs. Richard Koehler, Mrs. Btew
srt B. Llnthlcom, Mra Li. Allen Lewis,
Mrs. T. W. B. London, Mrs. K. C. Hears,
Mra Arthur Mlnnott. Mrs. Clarence
Nichols, Mra O. O. Pelgram, Mrs. A. C
Panton, Mlaa Panton, Mia Ruaaell, Mrs.
George Russell, Mra Lewie Ruaaell,
Mra C. J. Reed, Mra Frank M. War
ren Jr.. Mlas Frances Warren. . Mlas
Mtuae Ainewertn, Mrs. w. u. Aivora,
Mra Bartlett. Mra Catlln, Mrs. Wil
liam Brewster, Mra Frank Vincent Dy
Mond from New York, Mrs. Dole, Mlas
Gil. Mrs. Frank Hart, Mrs. Le Hoff
man. Mlas Martha Hoyt, Mrs. Henry B.
Jones, Miss Clementine Wilson, Mra,
John K. Kollock, Mlaa Mary Montgom
ery. Mra Jamas MoPrackan ' Mra. WU.
with elaborate embroidering of gold Ham Mulr, Mra Sanderson Reed. Mra
threads. I Sargent, Mrs. Fred G. Sykee, Mrs. Zera
Mra William MacMaaters town waa I Snow. Mra John Shenard. Mra Oeoraa
exceptionally handaome of White , Irish J 8. Taylor. Mra. Of la H. Wlrhf. Mra. la.
lace worn with a pearl necklace. 'It. Wllllama, Mrs. Holt C. Wilson, Mra
White net spangled with silver. . . hrM Wartna a Tnfrtn Via. .mm
Efne Houjrhton wore pale blue ,11. . . - .-
juibb r rances Liewia, misa nnoaa rail-,,-
Ing, Miss Louis Flanders. Miss Susie
ana ner Btolt MU, Amy Heltshu, Miss Kather
a Thurs- ine Johnson , of Vancouver barracks.
";'i"s Kjwisa Mastlck, Wbose niagemeiit -i';An&ounce4'.
Mlaa
crep de chine, and Mlas Claire Hough- unmarried friends, to meet her sister,
ion was in wnue net wun wnite satin miss Bertha Tongue, who has com
roses. frnm Hlllahnro In .nor, 4 h. nl.t.. rrk.
Miss Margaret Walter was charmlns I "
In pal pink silk. pries winners were Miss Louise Fland-
Miss Francea Lewi wore a handsome era and Mias Susie Stott. Mra. Free-
gown of pink satin with white lace. man's guests wer Miss Bertha Tongue,
;w w i Jans r rancea mwh, nias rwi a rail'
Mrs. Fred D. Chamberlain
daughter.. Mias Ethel, returned
day night from a week's stay In Wasco. Miss Hazel ' Crocker. Miss Barbara
whsr they visited Harold Chamberlain. V.T ' M?J,?orrla "?r, vulnth,
.h ia .rlnir.. ,- , ., Miss Ines Barrett, Miss Isabel Bryan,
who is spending the winter In eastern MlM Grc Warren, Miss Margaret Cat
Oregon. The cantata "Queen Esther" lin, Miss Alice Strong, Miss Gladys
wss alven there one nlcht last week. wvHi.r. mim miria Hnnrhtnti iur..
and was aUite the social and musical Claire Houghton, Mias Josephine Smith
event Of the year thee. Special trains and Miss Miriam Strong. Later a few
otners cams in xor tea ana tney were
Mies Carolyn Burns, Miss Leslie Knapp,
wibh 0'rancea w uson, aubs ivatnerine
Sltton, Mias Helen East ham and Miss
orothy Morrison.
Miss Jessie E. Morehead entertained
a number of friends at her home, 393
Stanton street, Wednesday evening.
Music and games were the feature of
entertainment during the evening. Miss
Chrystal Oakerman won the first prise
and Miss Rose Du Boise the consolation
Srize In the gingerbread man contest. A
ainty luncheon was served and flash
lights were taken. Among those pres
ent were Miss Ketherlne O'Brien, Miss
Gertrude Kinsey, Mlas Tora Malm, Miss
Frances Btreibig, Miss Ida Howe, Miss
Emma Schwann of St. Louis, Miss
Grace Taylor, Miss Katherlne Oblander.
Miss Minnie Pfennlnger, Miss Daisy
Salmon of Omaha, Miss Martha Orth.
Miss Rose DuBolse. Miss ' Grace Jnnna.
Missel Helen and Chrystal Oakerman.
Miss Nell Mattlnson. Mrs. Small. Mrs.
Ragen and Mrs. M. F. Calkins, William
Lcwn was the mascot
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Mrs. wVC Alvord arranged a charm
ing aurprlse tea for . her mother, Mrs.
Philip Schuyler, Tuesday. In compliment
to th latter's seventieth birthday. All
the older people called during the after
noon and aom of Mrs. Schuyler's con
temporaries assisted In doing the hon
ors. Ths rooms wer beautiful with
quantities of flowers sent in by friends.
Mrs. Alvord received with Mrs. Schuy
ler, and assisting were Mrs. F, G.
Wheeler,- Mrs. . Harrison Corbett and
Miss Falling. In-the dining-room Mra'
George W. Hoyt, Sc. and Mrs. Rodney
Gllsan, poured tea, and in the library
Mrs. W. S. Ladd and Mrs. H. W. Corbett
served lcea A unique feature was the
"birthday cake." which was really 70
littl cakes, each with a candle of Its
own, brought in 09 a salver.
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There Is a good deal of Interest In
the engagement of Mias Lauro Dunns
to John Ker, which was announced last
week by her parents, Colonel snd Mra
David Mr Dunne. Miss Dunn has ions
been prominent in tha Dix crowd and
has many friends amonsr ths . young
people. Mr. ; Ker :was- formerly of
Mlssiaslppi and has recently mad his
hora here, i-ie is a neDhewasr Governor
Cnamberlaln. v . - v .
An engagement of ' Interest to th
younger people was announced last
week when Mr, and Mrs. Charles j
Masticx mad publie th engagement of
their daughter Miss Edwtna li air A Mm-
tlck to Gerald Anthony of 'Alajneda, Cal-
W vrvasa. Biiu mm rent vvbiwv v a. tv iiimmaif WiStt uuu V ? I WSU. saisj
Mrs. Guy Talbot looked pretty In alp. O. Wheeler. Mra T. B. Wilooa. Mra
pink chiffon empire gown. . Gordon Voorhle and Mrs. John Ebeo
Mrs. George Good wore whit satis. Young,
with satin roses of pink on th bodio. WW
frkrc owvr; ;inr.". y h-:
cut on almpl girlish line. prtty tea Tuesday afternoon, for-
Mra Richard Koehler wor black lace mally Introducing her cousin. Mra
TaEM.. ... i Charles Bowman of ToUdo, Ohio, who
h.. .K..,.n. t -m,htt- n.t I haa recently come here to make her !
satin decorated with pink rosebuds, an horn. Receiving with them, waa Mrs."' EuroD'
-MrrVSh w ti Wora whit, u'ea arrlt Greer . of Peoria, 111 toots, an
wlUrieTr,h N' Te r "Ut9 U old friend, who ls.vl.ltlng at th Bax'fT,
Miss Genevieve Thompson wor pal ur . w ,ars, iuoo
blue veiling with touches of white. I h"n,d,?!ne,r, gowned In a net of whit
Mrs. Richard Nunn wor whit lac ""h Dreaden flgurea of laynder and
With diamonds. I wiiu luucun e n huh
Mra John K. ' Kollock wor a pretty I eoior in - trimming. Mrs. . Bowman
whit net with yellow touches. I Pf blu ciothjrown hand em-
ui.. r..ii' nlrn. m,nrm mIi ti I broidercd in oink and white. . Mrs.
veiling cut mplr and trimmed with I Greer was gowned In whlU Persian silk
. . riMaAAjl la nln lr
Miss Frieda Oralis Wore whit, n4 1 , JP .the dlnlng room tea was poured by
and carried pink roaea . - , Mra. wooert vv i-ewia ana ra jomj
ui.. tymfn B-ionHor. 'me . 4n I Ebett- Younc.' v The table waadecorated
chiffon with pink saUn roses ornament-1 with yellow daffodils and candles with
ing th skirt ' I yellow ahadea. Mra Lewla wore laven-
Mlaa i.iia Bhtiiiv ynra i nw tin I ur cniiion. ana jura. luuni a Dime avnu
cut nrtneesa with a bertha of roBe Dolnt whit chiffon. Assisting them were
caught with a handsome old cameo. . Miss Hse Koehler. la lavender' silk, and
Miss Gladys Weldler wore whit net the Mlaaea Barber andHasal' Crocker
over chiffon cut princess. and the Miaaes Effi and Claire Hough-
Miss Amy Heltshu wor pink satin 1 wn an in wnit rrocua in tna recep-
avtth tna , MIm AtnhraMaraA in nlnk I tlon room Mrs. A. I MaxWelL . in a
blossoms and with touch of whit nandeome brown vlvet costume, Mrs.
lace. I wiiuain 11. yuncKic; in fray aaiin, ana
- Mr. Ralph Matson waa handsome In Mrs. Frank Freeman in pink and whit
an empire sown of white aatln with a I ana, aesisiea.
berth of roB point , i w it v t
miss urac yvarren wore a pretty jars. jTana rreeman entertained at
Ifornla. Th wedding is to tak place
in th prlng. v ,
Mlaa Mastlck Is one of the cleverest
and most popular girls of her set. She
haa a beautiful soprano voice- which,
prior 10 ner , retirement . rrocn pubiia
musical work this fall, was bringing ;
her to th front as one of the most ,
firomlnent of the younger singera Dur- j
ng Mra Rase Blooh-Unuer'e absences
from th Temple Beth Israel and First
Congregational cholra she substituted, j
aif tmmt aulrt. h. i. , V.
soloist, of the First Unitarian church.
flha is a popular member of th Omega
(no sorority ana a most cnarming young
hostess who will be greatly missed. . -,
1 Mrs. Albert Feldenhelmer entertained
with Or tables of military whist Thurs.
day 'afternoon.,' The table winning con
sisted of Mra Charles Kohn, Mrs. Her
man Metsger, . Mra Ixxwenberg and
Mrs. Coblenta. Th other guests wsre
Mrs. AdoiDh woire. Mra Koiomon Koa.
enfeld. Mra Gertrude White, Mrs,
Charles " Rosenfeld. Mrs. ' Fred Roth-
child, Mra' Emll Frank, Mra Julius
Ijang, Mra . I. N. Llpman, Mra Newton
Blaaingar, Mrs. Joseph Goodman, Mrs,
Joseph D. Meyer, Miss HUdah Jacobs,
miss uutennorer and Mra 5n pieu-
etadier, ,
Mrs. Wallac McCamant I entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. William M. Davis
and her sister. Miss Davta of Philips-
Durg, New Jersey, pne is giving a se
ries or very Informal teas for them. in.
vitina in a few of her friends st a
time. Last Monday and Friday after
noons a few called, and this Monday
there will p soma mora -
Mr. and. Mrs. Zera Snow entertained I
at dinner Friday evening in compliment
to Judge and Mrs. William. H. Hunt
Covers were laid for 10, the guests be
ing vt. ana Mrs.' noJt u. wuson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Ayer. Judge and Mra
Hunt. Miss ' Martha Hoyt and W. D.
WBMlWrignt.. - ,
Mr, and Mra It B. Adams and son
Pan! returned last week from a pie
ant trip through th eastern statea
.tey visited Chicago. Washington, New
Tork, St Louis, Salt Lake and Mount
vernon, Ohio, their childhood home,
Where they naa not been tor it year a
An alabbrata affair, was given last
night by Mr. and Mra Adolph Wolfe In
a cotuuon , ror ineir aaugnter. Mias
Florence Wolf, at their handsomt
Klnea Helghta horn. Mlaa Wolf and
Wrupman 14 th couuioa
Miss -Orace Warren entertained with
a pretty luncheon Friday, In compliment
to Mia Mary Morn or iuiutn. wno i" I
vtaitina ner aiater. Mra wens uiiDeri.
covers wer laid for it. ana yeuow oar-
louus wer tne decoration.
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Mra K. B. Merges of Everett street.
returned from Seattle Friday, where ahe
had been spending a fortnight wun
friends. Mrs, F. M. Carroll of Seattle
will b Mra , Merges' guest for a few
weeaa. - --,
Next Tuesday Mra Isam Whits will
entertain with a large dinner for the
young people In honor of her nephew,
Mr. ianaesoerger oi can jrancisco.
Mrs. Charles . Kohn entertained the
bridge club it th Portland Friday, and
Mrs. junus Meier ana Mra unaries
Feldenhimr were the winners.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. ' Nleolal, Mr.
and Mra. J. G O'Oorman and Miss Mc-
Cord wer guests last week at Coronado
ueach. cauzornia.
Mrs. A. Obendorfer entertained at
bridge Thursdsy afternoon In honor of i
Mra Abe Meier, who is leaving ror I
Tlit STORX NOTED roil BEST COODS AT LOWEST PRICES
t
Portland Ageriis Parish P
Exhibit and Safe of
" v
ySPRlBIGSUSTS
Monday and Tuesday
A iplendid opportunity for you to. view ttie "very latest style
:' ij-1 r iiccii, irom ' (New iojK ana. . raris.
Monday and Tuesday w place on di$-
i t. . ciav a nunared.and liltv new sorlnflf
baits , and coats, correct ' models in
.'.the very latest fabrics and colorings.
And. too. vou'll be summed at tha
' littlencsi of the; priced... We make a
specHiLy ot muses: buits and Coats
;.: In ages 10 tq 18, :, See our big Morri
,'rson street windows. : ;'Ht... ; '".
BLACK VOILE SKIRTS
; pine black French ' vpile Skirts, In
: full . box or cluster plaited styles,
'' some plain and others with taffeta
.bands; splendid.
. . ; rial- and r
.."' 417 vattia
iplendid . quality of. mate
regular $14 to I AC
t ....... i f .v 1 1 siil
WOMEN'S. 10NG.C0ATS
Women' Long Coats In brown and
gray mixtures with velvet and braid
- trimmed collar and cufs; well tail
ored, throughout and best $3 val
ues, -Monday .and- Tues- QjJ
WARNER'S
CORSETS
Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets in
f medium, long skirt' and me
dium i long -over v abdomen.
front and side support- QC2
i, special, eacn.4.;;,. VIU
crs.
H. '& W, Corset Waists for chil.
,1 dren, ; the best . corset waist
n 'made, comes fn ages 2 td 12:
; regular, ooq graae, spe- nr 1
' cial.. each ....... ...... ,'jLDC
Warner's " Rust - Proof Corsets
-? for . medium figures, Jjigh
diisi, tun nip ana round waist,
long back and skirt, tJl.Qr
Special......... .....ej) 1.00
Warner's ; Rust - Proof Corseti
xor stout tun , figures, extra
heavy boning ; with French
. sectional gore, bose & tf
Y, supporters, . special. 4 aCLD
Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets
: for the. average figure,', me
dium dip bip model, front and
.side supporters; $2 qa
grade, , special. .. . plOy
Redfern Corsets, styl F model
'. tor wen developed figures, low
" bast and long dip hip, hose
supporters iront ana spo l r
Sides ......
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
!
The women of the Present Day dub,
with their huabands, and a few Invited
guests, numbering in all about 40 en
joyed a social evening; at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. EJ. M. Bergen Tuesday,
with program and refreahmenta J. S.
Werleltfc a Mrs. Wetleln'e proxy, Intro-
duced himself as president of the club,
and announced th program. -Miss Eva
Graves, a young pianists, played Liszt's
"Fifth Nocturne," In a most satlsfao-
tnr manner, followed br If. 8. Pelrce.
whose selection, Schubert's "Serenade,"
ahnwad hla nleaaine- vole to the beat
advantage. A violin solo, McDowell's
'To a Wild Rose," by Miss Mary pahlU,
era v avidpnea or real artistia reeling
ana spienaia-trainiug,-u w ,.m.iur
mninvckA mm vaa tha baritone aolo Of C
H. Parrlah. in pe icoven s .-Amour;
song.' Mrs. AHcs B. Marshall followed
Mr. Parrlsh with Chopin's "i nirty-sev
nth Nocturne." charming veryon with
her artlat,lo interpretation. Miss, Ba
bin Dent sang 'The Getana," by Har
ris, and P. A. Btapies, wnoas apeciaur
ia Vinmnrniia anlAAtlona. aave some Im
promptu numbers. Mra Staple and
Miss Qulgiey were aecompausis.
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Th Oregon chapter of th United
Daughters of the Confederacy held a
meeting Friday at the residence of Mrs,
H. H. Duff, Twntyscond and Hoyt
streets. .Mrs. Duff has often tendered
the hospitality of her horn to the Or
s:on chapter. An interesting lecture Of
the IjIIS or utonewaii jacaaon waa
BLANKETS AND
V COMFORTERS
Extra oualitv white Wool Blan
kets, red, pink and blue bor
ders, silk bound; regular J.iu
frade, Monday ana fry CC
uesday, pair.. pLJJ
Fall-size whfte Wool Blankets,
good weight, pink and blue
borders and ilk binding; best
. $5 values, special, a tfJO 7
pair....,....;. ej)e
Heavy gray Wool Blankets,
fancy colored borders and the
same grade we have sold all
season at $5 a pair, dJO QC
Monday and Tuesday .tPJil
Heavy' stitched r Comforters,
dark colors only, covered with .
food grade ere ton; atandard
US' grade, - Monday (JO
and- Tuesday. ...iOC
Full bed-size Comforteri In
light and dark colors, good
and' heavy and -best regular
eaiiu 3aaj, va t t ew W"
Full-size Comforters, filled with
pure wnue larainatea cotton,
hand tufted," good assortment
of light and dark (1 7JC
colors; $2.25 values. j)leUJ
Special Reductlonsidn ?
CREAM DRESS GOODS
Monday arid) Tuesday
Cream Drese Goods and Silks specially -priced for Monday
snu .ucaaay seiung. uraers oy man win D given tba
same careiui attention as tnougn you were shopping in per
son. Note carefully the following special bargains:
: NUNS VEILING A T,47c
38-Inch cream Nuns Veiling, a splendid quality and the Iden-
ucai graoe soia at -otner stores at coc a yard. Un salt Mon
day and Tuesday at forty-seVen cents a yard. ' -
7r NUNS VEILING AT 63c
48-inch cream Nuns. Veiling, warranted all pure wool and our
best regular 73c grade, make up beautifully: on sale Monday
and. Tuesday at sixty-three cents a yard.,
44-mch cream Chiffon Panama, fine even texture and finish;
a splendid $1.25 quality and never sold for less, .Monday and
Tuesday at ninety-seven cents a yard.; . v
WJTAFFBTA'SiLKAT.59c-l M
20-Inch cream Taffeta Silk, warranted1 every thread pur silk,
spicnaia weigm ana iimsn ana equal 10 any sac ialieta in
town, a great special bargain. .,;-:, .... '-;.v: t" J
riven by Captain Luther D- Mahone of
viririnia. Mlaa Conner favored the au
dience with a violin solo. A cours of
historical study oi tn uonieaeraie gen
erals was outlined, by the president.
Mra. (Seorira 1L B to vail. - Th Ufa ol
Jefferson Davis Is the first number of
th series. A vote or tnanics was ren
dered to Mrs. Silvia W. Masruir for the
substantial sum she presented to the
Oregon, chapter, v realised from her
charming . lecture "Echoes from Dixie
Land," recently pi ven? In Women of
WOOacrail nail. Ti ne next mweiinp win
be held at the residence of Mrs. W", T.
Joplln, Twenty-fourth and Clacftamfla
streets, tne evening ox japrvarr .
The Tuesday Afternoon club met with
Mra. S. H. Hudson. . After the business
session ths hostess took charge of the
followlnar croaram! Piano aolo.
W. Hudson! 'Life of Keats," Mrs. J. D.
Hayes; "Study of Hyperion " Mrs. A.
J. B tues; -study -or 'iav or-ut. Ag
nes,' " Mrs. A B, Manley; lyrical pleoea
Mrs. Merwin Fugn; "Keats' Lflterary
Style," Mrs. C. Cro-ster: "Illustration of
Influence of Elgin Marbles," Mrs. A. J.
Whltmer. Refreahmenta wer-' served
during th social hour by-the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. (VW. Hudson. Miss
Annie L. Fulton of Wasco, who is spend
ing th winter at the Hill, waa the guest
of the club. The club will meet with
Mrs. George Boynton, 568 East Ankeny
Street . .... .'i. ?". -,
The Ladles' Aid society of the East
Forty-fourth Baptist church hfcld Its
quarterly meeting at th home of th
pastor, Rev. B. Clarence Cook, 1430 East
Tamhtll atreet, the evening of January
28. The meetins was an informal aonlal
One and the men of the church were
Invited to the meeting by the women.
This was the first time the friends were
in tne new dome or the pastor. -An
Informal program was given In which
Mr. Gilllhan save several sonaa and
Mlas Blanche Robeson, and Mrs. E, F,
Patterson gave readlnga About f or
v were praueav. ;. i,
- . Th Tlltlcum club will glvf dance for
the school set at Mount Tabor w. O. W,
hall at west avenu' station next Fri
day evening., The patronesses are Mrs.
D. J. Qulmby. Mrs. A. J. Dvirert. Mra
8- E. Welch and Mrs. B, D Cannon. The
ciut memoers are- t. u. uomea, D.-H.
Qulmbv, H. W. Trueblood,.H.. Minor. O.
Mail Orders
Given
Prompt
" .and
Careful
Attention
Corner Third and Morriaon Street!
Frentias and L. Seely.
- yMra . Charles Grltimacher enter
tained the literature department of the
Portnomah '.Study club, Wednesday af
ternoon. Mrs. Lawler gave -an enter
taining address on Washington Irving,
bringing out much that was unfamiliar
regarding the much-admired author of
Allianrbra. Th discussion that followed
the address and th quotations from ths
author under discussion mat wer giv
en in response to roll eaJJ, made th
afternoon one oi rreai lmereai.
social hour followed th program.
Tha ''Faithful Few," 17 In number.
members of Fram assembly, No, HI,
United Artisans, were tendered a ban
quet at the Vienna oaf e, Tuesday eve
ning. William Prltohard acted as toaat
maater. Those present were: H. 8. Hud
son. Mra j. Xieacn ana aaugnter Flor
ence, Mr, ana atrs. winiam rritcnara,
Mra Emma McFadden, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Paddlson,
Mr.; Guhlke, Miss Bentley, Mlas Phil
ips, Misses Ada and Margaret Gordon,
Mra. w. w. i-.yon ana Mrs. j. u. uim
Sted.,. -r -v . Av - -" " ;
f, A largely attended and pretty recep
tion of th weelc.wa given by Mrs, M.
perlot to her many ; f rlends, at her
home, 408 Mechanic street The parlor
and ' dining-room were decorated with
Oregon grape ana potted plants. , Mili
tary whist was played snd the' first
prise wer won by Mra B. Morlts and
F, Moner. -The second prises wer won
bv Mrs. Otto Wsckrow and Jo Moner.
Dahctnc waa enjoyed and later an elab
orate uppr1was served.
Mrs. Mary Steele celebrated her 70th
birthday last ' Saturday evening, at her
home : near; MJst, Oregon, Gamea and
music were enjoyed, during th evening.
Daintv 'refreshments were served at a
Ste hour. Those present were: Mr. and
rs. H. Ruddiman Mrs. N. D. Peter
son. Mrs. winiam fringie, juavia Kay
Ua.f.rdi . . TTaal mrA TTAnrtr - nitrfillmon
Mlsa Grace . Mann. Edlin Peterson. Lin
coln Peterson,: Misses Mabel and Beta
Frtngie, Miss itutn Kuaaiman, H.
Peterson, Kohert irvmg, x ciaus Mes
sing ana Mrs. Mary - aieeie. . .
I The S. JV H club mat at the home of
Mrs. Walter Webster-Wednesday. Mrs.
W. A. Gilr won th first prise and Mra
C F. Frasee the second.- Those present
were: - Mrs. : w. weDster,;Mrs. j. b.
Rotht Mrs. W.-W, Christie. Mrs. C, D.
Kennedy. Mrs. W. A. Gill Mra. S.?W;
Ammer and Mrs. t 'R. W. Benjamin.
Dainty refreshments were served. The
next meeting win be held at the home
or Mrs. ii. w. Benjamin. : -..
: Mrs. Clsra Bewlclt Colby gave a re
ception last' Saturday tvenlng at Fel
lowship headquarters, 81 Selling-Hlrsch
building, at which Mr, and Mra Walter
Thimn. TVf Mia arm ai,a4.
Mri-MIll spoke very interestingly on
"The Fellowship Idea.". : A good musi
cal program was given by Mra Wig
ham, William Li. and Miss Grae Story.
Refreshments were served. . the nnlnr
sonem oeing yeuow. '."y (..
- A pleasant, surprise was given Mra
H., Ehlers by the Sunflower club st her
horn oh : Montana- avenu Wednesday
afternoon, January JJ. A pleasant aft
ernoon, was enjoyed by alt . , ., ,f
--.i-w -.w 'v. . ,
A pleasant surnrlse nartV waa riven
Saturday evening In honor of Royoivard,
at hla horn In Fulton. - Many iuf treat
ing and amusing games war 1 played,
after -which light 'refreshment wore
served. - Those present wer th Misses
Patience Whltaker, Grace Brackett, Ag
nes Harwaa, Bertha Babel. Mary Regner,
Pearl Ward, Julia Rieachel, Marie Mea
gher. Ella and Catherine Gaynor and
Roy Ward. Edward Gaynor, Edward
jonnson, wunam Ksesey, cayior wyn
koop, Frank Regner, Cbarle Schneider
and William Cormack.
., - w ,i'v '
- Tha Phllatbea club of tha East Forty
fifth Street Baptist church met at th
home of VInnle Shrake Friday. A very
pleasant afternoon waa spent In study
Ins th missions in China. Mra Shrake
served refreshments. ,
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Miss Iallne Hackman entertained a
few. of her friends at a whist party at
her . horn In : Myrtle Park - Thursday
evening., , ,
WEDDINGS
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WEDDING
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Comer Sixth and Morrlsoa
A very pretty horn wadding took
placs last i Wednesday evening at ,th
residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. J. Blagen at Hoqulatn, Wash
ington,; when their, daughter Florence,
was united In marriage to William Har
old Staiger: of Portland. ; the ceremony
being performed by Rv. !. George A.
Bale, paator of the First Baptist 'church
of HoonlamJ'-',- C. r . -"V'f'iL-i' '..'
- The bride a was given' away by her
lauicr. . fier Bioier, Mir. jonn nana
tsiat aDurn. acted as roaia or honors hr
littl sister. Celeste, as rlna bearer, and
ftllsabeth Adams was flower girl. -
a:?.to8rideKroo.raw."endb Mrs. E" Nordenson.'Mra Ma
.S1 fXLll Mrs.v J. E. Dunbar and litt
"rr. ... . .v-r""-""" I xjtjrifia omitn. Mr. ann Mra. unnr w
yy iiiLn . avta mi niLii .uuunnaa sssi:b j m nva r n a k asm a a rj a ii i a. a.
una carried a anower Douquet oil , , it . ,t , ,,' i
Bride- roses and' orchids, -w Mrs. J , 4 . tr.. V
nia.ihnn. A.. ,h.. r.M.. 1 - Mrs. Anna Huauenin of Vancouvi
a- lac rdbe. and carried a- shower. f I Washington, na announced - th ma'
SrH68.'? 'S?6',,?!? 'rt;K-.ui;Iit5 1 fu8 ot hr daughter,,' Madeline to a:
fiow "m rt iwere"dainti dre.ed"in IM'W'W' Vancouver; Tl
WEDDIiSG
AND ' VISITINO' pARPS
U G. SMITH & CO.
WASHINOTON ' BUItOINO
flower ' girl were. dalnUly dressed In affrS L",'". 2r ft j. A.
material. ,.fh .ceremony wPeBdLdln .LPalachm,'.t.h
iook viae oerore an aitar or greens i ,n i. " ---""-
.....m iv ii.. inv jatner varwniie-an nnrrnrmii
scheme of the bridal parlor. ' I . ; I akthlLalm ffiJtt.Sef.'
Th wedding, supper waa served V by J Jdv i "i T0"6 orland' after y1l
canaieiignt ano tne -.coior i sonpme ! of l--$-z-MWi7.;v
th dining-room was . white and cinlcvl rtfj'.-1 W
The bridal table was in green and white - Monday afternoon J.' U. Ewlnr a
and many lUtle lncandeapf at light wer f Mrs, SadlS B Cook, both of this ell
used among the greens. ; .,v!v .-.,( v--1 i,-Ml -,i,-a i- -..-IT.rvTl .v-
- Mr. and" Mrs. A. Stalger. .Franklin wer tt?d nJBrrjai: ta tha recepUi
etaiger ana Mr e'rederick tsggeru par-i ru vr vn wnue xempie, ur. j. ws
ents,. brother and aunt of the groom, 1 fomb Brougher officiating.' Only a f
wer in attendance from Portland. I wutow irjanag .ana . reiauves we
, Amid a shower of nlnk rose nnrala I preaom, " ' - , - ?
ind gold slippers Mr. and Mrs. Stalger I - '.-' -W' W
left' for a Hhort trln mnA h it I , Mnnd.t iftiMM. -. it t.i i. i.n.
UW'ill '. 8 . Mlsa bUj
fs returning to thhom o her cirl b3V Henry A- Bardon. n, H. O
u.ivii nna uco, lil.ll. JBAT,
hood. Her parents "until . recently, re
sided here. . V f-v-ifc-?' v i. T.
Sidney B. Moor. and -Melli C. Smith
or Mra n.ua uoraea, sistr of the bride, I n'oiooV when Mine mr-ia Tr..,. j
wading a. . eTyuietir jmly 5rtl.Sma ' Swlf oVilSlJ
lmmedlat. relatlvea and friend being I M
mnA . r
Smith, will reside at 309 North Sevi
A church wedding of some promlnes
, present,
Tha guests wer Mrs. Ella,
(Continued on Pag Three)