THE OREGON .SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10.- 1003.
TUB STORE NOTED FOR BEST GOOD3 AT LOWEST PRICES
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PARIS SEAM-ALLOWINQ PATTERNS, TEN CENTS EACH (;
MONDAY MORNING BEGINS THE GREATEST
Mils
DRESS G
ever ; meip irr this; city -' '
Thouiandi ef yards of thli gciton's fleit'snd best dress fabrics on gait at ortctically third
ofr regular Talus, women ' who axs. gcqu
alua. 'Women 'who 'ir. gcauainted with thig p-t dress goods atort will bs
prompt and taks advantags of this great, bargain avent y To our hundreds of out-of-towrt
ent
spl
friends ws Issue a spacial invitation to share 'in the splendid bargains offered during this sale.
Writ forour.fcW Redaccd Prlct List
.' -wv.v y f :ru jtv j v .ew 11.411
vOLY ' week . hss necessarily been
i I I very quiet and society has been
1 1 I centralising Ita efforts and Us
expectation en the Immediate
I; ,' post-Lenten season, which prom
ises to be brilliant Indeed, , . The
.Old Lad lea Home tea tomorrow will
tart the aeon oft - with the usual
brilliancy. The four weddings of promt
nence will follow Mlsa Agnes Helen
Jlill and Horaoe Earle Chapman at the
Trinity church Tuesday evening at :J0,
Mine Edwtna Balrd Maetlck and Oerald
Anthony of San Francisco at the Unl
itarlan church at the seme time, Mies
J .aura Uale Dunne and John Ker at
Ilia home of Colonel and Mrs. David M.
lunni. Wednesday areulng at 8:30, ana
tMlKa Hannah Marie Smith aad Edmund
jiennlneton Levy at the home of Mr.
unci Mrs. R. H. Blrdaan 'ttie ' same even'
Tftursdsy'eVenlng the assembly bail
will be the center of Interest, and Fri
day even In the Scottish Rite ball and
'. the .Hawthorne .Tennis club danoe at
,? Jrvlngton club. . Next week the Baby
Home charity ball will lead interest.
Heveral invitations . axe. Out . for card.
. parties and teas. ' '
The usual amount of entertaining
k has been dona for Mis Acnes Hill' the
' y t ent. week. Monday evening .Mrs. Am-
' brosis Scott entertained at cards with
I about 0 guests and the Jre. was .woo ,
abyMrs. Ben Oadsby. The decoration
.were jonquils, j iuepaay , jars. - jiarry
f Nlcolal entertained for her at luncheon
for six. - The. decorations were 'pink
and -the guests were: Miss HIU, Mrs.
A. C Pinion, Mrs. waiter Gadsby, Mrs.
ilen j Gadaby and'. Mrs.' Ambrose Scott.
Wedneaday npon Miss. Mabel Ayers
frkve a luncnedn at' the Nortonla, Yel
qw Jonquils formed the centerpiece and
a bunch of violets was at each place.
There Waa mualO during luncheon, and
afterwards bridge Was "played". 'The
guests were: Miss Mildred Long, Mr.
A. C. fan ton. Mrs. John Scott. Mrs.
Klnathan Sweet, Miss Judith Scott, Mlsa
'. J-.va Long, Mrs. Bra Gadsby, Mrs. Wal
' tr OartBoy, Mra. Ambrose Soott and
yin Hill. In the evening Mr. and Mrs.
ihweet gave a tallyho party on the Clare.
mont road. - There were 14 in the party
'and .supper . followed at the - Sweet's
j .home. The plaeecards were miniature
(jaltyhos, and Jonquils were the flowers
Thursday evening Miss. Judith Scott
'save a five hundred party with slxta
5 bios. Miss Mabel Ayers won prise. Kupper
-wa served af a long table In the din
Mnir-roofn. covered with , Dink carnations
t, and' lighted .with pink candles. The ,
' guests "weref Mr.- and ' Mrs. Frankl
Branch Riley, Miss Maoei Ayers,1. Mist
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27-in. White Rajah
73 c
On sale Monday, .Tuesday
and ' Wednesday ',27-lnch
Pure, Rajah Silks In splendid
weight and quality; fine-for
jumper suits, costs, etc.; best
regular $1.00 grade.
. 36-inch Mixed- Suitings for
children's: dreuei,, in stripes,
checks, plaids, etc.; ..the best'
regular, 50c qdality; on sale
Monday.'.Tuesday and .' OC
Wednesday,", at,' yard . ,X3 C
'toeh'.AU' Wo"ol.Vb!ie ?n ' '
. dcepvrustrous 4lue-blck, very ,
, fine. even thread and our 'reg-'.
ular $1.50 , value. . On ' sale
Monday iand Tuesday AO
only lC ipedal, yrd.. VOC
36in; Taffeta Silk
i,: " ,i
35-inch VBlack Taffeta Silk
free from filling and warrant
ed"best reguly 12S quality.
On sale.' Monday;' Tuesday
and ' Wednesday. onl)r at this
rernsrksblelow;prie,e. f
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brose Scott.: Mr. and Mrs, Ben Oadsby,
the Mlsnes Eva and Mildred IXtng. M
!"nd Mrs. Vslter Gadsby, Mr, and Mr
Mr.
rs.
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-A Klimttan Sweet, Mlas Judith Scott. Mtas
. . 1 1 . t I 1 r . . C.ak1.ahah . Mm
iif"P Hill, nsi I J ' Dirj'iiciiouu, wt.
Jorseneon, Arnold Rothweli, tr. Homer
I. Keeney, Mr. Ooodaall, and Horaco
Chapman. , , , ' . .
; The annual meeting of the North Pa
& cif lo . Presbyterian board ef missions
st lje JTJrst;. PresbytertaB church . has
been Interesting several prominent ma
trons' the past week. About 80 out-of-.
town delegates were entertained at varl
, ' oua prominent homes. Mrs. George B.
jOUars, Mra : A. ' E. Butterfleld. Mra,
rG6orge Fuller,' Mrs. Imar and , Mrs.
F. Thome formed the hospitality com
mittee. A feature of the decorations at
the churrh was a handsome bunch or I vXf'ZffUC'
sai e - W SP s w aa w WW V 'BBJBfWagaaBBV
s tr fr '.
44-inch French Chiffon Voile
in. black and colors-Hur own
direct importation and the
identical quality sold about
town for $175 a yard.. On
special sale Mon-i 1 OQ
day and Tuesday... aj)
54-inch Black AH Wool Pan
ama in a splendid weight for
spring and summer wear;
wsrranted fait black and our
k... r,T. ei en t n
grade, a yard
98c
44-Inch,! Copenhajpen Stripe
Suiting; 44-mch .Copenhagen'
Pronella; ' 44-irtch 'Brown
Herringbone; 44-inch Golden;
Brown t Panamsf -44-inch,
Golden. Btown . Prunellar
98c
A yard This sesson's most
popular weaves and fsbrics
and standard $1.50 values. On
sale Monday and Tuesday
only-at this spedsl low price.
.Take advantage.
44-Jnch ; Cream All .Wool
French Serge; our regular
$1.25 quality every day in the
year and worth' every cent of
thar orice." - For a
dav -special- we .'oUer thfr
.ayrd.....,.,..M;.pyCf
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45-lnch Cream "All Woo!
Serge, used extensively for
coatings and skirts a splen
did weight and the quality
usually sold at $175 a yard.
On sale Monday 1 f QQ
and Tuesdsy, yard. V leaW
EASTER BRIDES OF THIS WEEK.
In honor tit hnr Slat btrthdav. which She
'celebrated a few weeks ago and of her
1 J,20th anniversary as president.
. V The delegates Included many prom
Clnent women from other towns. They
if were: , Mrs. M. U ; Pomery orIX)S Itock. Mrs. Robert Livingstone, Mies
v Angejesi jweaaameo neneomnu, ium, Henrietta . Falling and Miss ADDlu 'L,
:Ulythe, Main, Hartman. Stapleton, Atwood.
- Matthewasnd Steele, and Miss Helle- The tea' table will be In charge of
'brand, from Seattle; Mesdames :.Ackley, Mrs. Charles K. Curry, Mrs. John Eben
f H arret t. -McLoyd. Laughlin, . ' Bowie, young, Mrs. Walter V. Smith and Mrs.
.hormlly and McBrlde of Tacoma; Mrs. Joseph N. Teal. Assisting in serving
fray, - v;neaas; airs. . rwwr, jsrvwn-1 win oe miss JUesue Knupp, Miss Mar
HlleV Oregon Mra. v Hlgglns and Mra Jorle Noble. Miss Malda Hart. Mlas
W. S. lloert, Astoria; Mrs, jmhs, Muriel Williams, Mlsa Caroline Karam,
; Pallas'. Mrs. French, Mrs. Mossley and jMisfe Eva Jones, Miss Mildred Nichols
(daughter, and Mrs. Sunderland of EUs- and Miss Dorothy Holbrook. Home
iworthVWastiington; . Mrs. MCAjiure ana mR(J candles -wUl be In charge of Mlas
BMrs. A. N. Smith of Spokane;. Miss lEffle Houghton and the lemonade table
Minthorne of the Carlisle Indian school, 1 0f Mrs. Herbert HOiman Metsted by
oaugnier 01 rniiio inuiwiu, , mtsi u. ,w. . i ;ampten and miss urarn
elder In the Presbyterian Indian church Nicholson. Mrs. C. K. S. Wood and
rear" Pendleton: Mrs. Young,',' North jfrsi J. O.' Gauld have charge of the
Yakima: Mrs. Hayes, - Olympian Mis refreshments .
Helen Clark from Neah Bay? Mlsa Julia The' musical program provided by
iiatcn, roresiaaie, yiwo, M. ; w Mra. warren K. Thomas is as follows:
iiAnna, formerly of Sitka Training I s- . . (
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Alt SUITS REDUCED
VALUES UP TO $35 NOW M3.85.
Starting tomorrow 'morning and continuing for three days
every Suit, Coat, Waist or Skirt in the hoose stands rad
ically reduced and when we say reduced we, mean reduied
no "marking up to mark down" tactics here. Note the
following items. Msnymore not mentioned here:
Suits $12.50
Wbmeni and Mioses New Tailored Suits in popular stripes
and a full range of plain shades every garment man-tailored
and finished in the best possible manner very latest styles
and values, easily worth -up to $20.00. On sale ClOCfl
Monday and Tuesday ., JlLifV
Suits $23.85
This lot Includes our regular $30.00, $32.50 and $35.00 Suits-,
in the new Herringbone Stripes in browns, blues, greens, r
tans and, black and White mixtures; latest cuts and gar- '
ments any woman would be; Wroud Co. own. ,Ypur . JOO OC ,
Choice Moriday and Tuesday.,.. ... ......... sJaiJeOJ ,
MUSLIN
Underwear
REDUQED
Women's Fine . Cambric
Drawers, trimmed with hem
stitching and tucks; best reg
ular 40c vslues Mon- OC
day and Tuesday, pair.'aSjC
Fine Cambric Gowns in
square V-shape or slipover
styles; lace beading and rib
bon trimmed; stand- ftl
ard $1.50 values VIC
Cambric Corset Covers with
deep lace ' yoke, beading and
ribbon; several very v pretty
styles; 45c values, at OC
each... ..aWC
Fine Cambric Skirts made
extra full with .deep , knee
flounce and wide oriental lace
insertion $3 val- dJO Q
ues, each 17
KlcW AGH HBUK HILV
the United States consulate. .Their
home, was formerly in Eugene, where I
mey were prominent in society, ana
both . the, daughters -were graduated
from the University of Oregon.'. They
nave many friends in fortiana wno plan
to entertain for them when they have
become rested from their long ocean I
trip. Judge Tanner, who has been very
ill is slowly improving. Mrs. Tanner
nil Xft Ultlo. dm 1afra msmharB rt i
jjlP 9 J I a prominent Oregon lamiiy.
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The Arts and Crafts society of Port-
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p!imiiiiA fnndit nr'RHlem: Mra.l ' .-'v.- ' Lakme Quartet
almae-f Albany: ' Mrat. Patch. ? Mrs. 8chrao vloUn) Von Goens
Bchool,. now of Eugene;, Mesdames ..Mar
t
pi
Albert : Robinson and ottjef a.
Miss' Laura punna and John Ker who
wlltt be married Wednesday .'evening
i Miss Marv Mackenzie Pa hill
"Red dover'.'. ...del Uiego
"You and LOve". ........ i . . .d'Hardflot
"My Boae of Yestpr E'en. .Marie Rich
h V Miss sara uiance.
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hW beett'much .anUrtalnad. Jorl the ' ; . -XakmQuarttet."
past'week. A number of informajdln- 'AbendHed" . , , Schubort
hers' and luncheons have been given for Humoresq'ue" t . . , j Koepping
th- .Monday avening Mr andJMrs rZTof ou", . . . .Bartletf
Marry itumpumj .nwruunta . wbh. -rh, Clover Blossom". ... .M. Ixyrtch
a l a .. J tv mm m Ikl Sv A IHllira 1 V haff SStf AfA 1 , mm v.
for them.- On their "vlthey were "Tlir BeamlHg Eyes".
.Hawley
M. L. Bowman.
H Baclo" .'. .mviin. Ardlti
"Sonnet d'Amour" Thome
"Irish Folk Son"
:! : Lakme Quartet
i surprised to find a whole company In
mot fantastic garb which caused much
amusement. Al caras jars. rwur jno-
Comb won the rim wrwe. -. M.te we i "Where Blossoms Grow" Sans Saucl
evening a burteaqua shower for Mr. Ker M Ins Kathleen Lawler.
t'pllorhteit the suests. - i: ' -'( I tri.v. Bnn."
- T)..lrA. I w .............. .
4 uesuay iiwra jure. -.uwij. iiwi
iare a. pretty luncheon at the Portland
with ln nnvnru. r, Pink cam a.
tlons were the decorations and the 1 ' The marriage of Miss Gladys Theo
gei vlca Mviia-'ln P'A'lSJnAU-rnM' tne daughter of Mr. and
' owl?M C. Barnes, to Captain John
i Arthur McComb, Miss liuclle Dunne, 1J. Reynolds of Medford was celebrated
MIbs Ethel' Shea, - Miss ieit w aison. i Wednesday last at Santa Barbara, Call
-Af"rwa?d the mpa'rir went to Ms fornla, where the Barnes are spend
" M' at son's : home where with omej 16 Jngi the winter and spring. The oere
. other guests bridge, '.wi Played,; ; Mr. mony took place at the Hotel Potter
f George Brown and' Mrs. Millard Hoi- tni rcv. Benjamin Goodrich Officiated,
t brook won the prizes and at the one The parlors were decorated In green and
i table of f lva hundred. Mies Luclle Dunne white, with marguerites and asparagus
i'mas the winner. In the dining-room a ferB the motif. . Dinner was served
..bride's table wa arranged with seve- ,fter the ceremony, and the table was
ral . small tables around, t . The decora- deocrated in pink and white with Brldes
jlons of pink Japanese-orange blossom maid' rosea -were
beautiful. A big Easter agg in ; captain and Mrs.- Reynolds left the
i .ni.ia mw imina a i same avenmg lor raeuiuru, wnere mey
and when It waa opened there waa a J have a pretty bungalow on the Reynolds
Pathollo circles. 1 The patronesses for
lana-n&s arrangea xor an exniDiuon ox the first dance are: mra jamcs
general arts and crafta objects, begin- P. O'Brien,' Mrs.. M..W. pal. Mra. F.
. . . ' I H. WSJte, Mrs. A. ' nnuiu. un.
nlng May 15, and continuing for three S' V Sri R H. Flinn. Mrs. Da-
weeka The exhibit will be placed In vid M. Dunne, Mra, James P. Cooks
the Art museum and promises to be an I and Mrs. Frank E. Dooley. The com-
lnr..tlnir affair A niimhr of ' lncs.1 I tnlltu pnnnlflta of Robert E. Gleason
nrki will hlhlt and It la exnected I Alfrtwl O'Brien., JosSDh KehOe and Matt
oauroom. The patronesses are: Mrs. u I that Mrs. Hugh Hume win bring home I u. oms. .
F. Beebe. Mrs. W. J. Burns. Mrs. H. a aood collection of articles from east-1 . W W
W. Corbett Mrs. H. C. Eckenberger, Urn ' cities where she has been Inter- f Arrangements have been made for
S.p-i.owr m m iTn'JS'uS x eBlea m the next aaeembly dance which will
I. Hart, Mrs. Soiomon Hlrsch. Mrs. I be given next Thursday evening at the
Richard Koehler. Mrs. J. Wpslev ldd. I ' A luncheon was given at the Nortonla I UMSSAaalit. ttslTI sat ' Waeslt , Xmrt . AtiA
US k enpitfoX Mra aJTll ! g??!'? TamhiH struts. ., There 'will be elab-
W. Kitten and Mrs. i """"" i orate aeoorgtions. rna paironessos are;
' Ibridea ; There were 14 covers, and Dr. Mrs. Theodora B. WUoox. Mrs. Richard
ww : -"" Rnul.was hostess. The anests were Koehler. Mrs. Helen i Ladd Corbett, Mrs.
Mrs., James R; Hays of Pendleton Tiaa Miss Leslie Flske, Miss Gertrude" Lyons, tmajries wwu". "wSur j'
h " "'y. rJ?ao, 1 1"' "WM " 'u w.... m,-
mon. Mra L.
Wortman.
announced the engagement of.
daughter Ethel Merton Hays 'to Franteis m'Im Janet GraVrMlss Lulu King, W. Alvord, Mrs. f Wesley Ladd.
Mrs, T. N. Patterson. Miss Edwlna Mas- Burns, Mrs. WlUam H. f'"MI5-
beautiful jhower of handkerchiefs;
f Much interest Is shown Jn the Old
.ladles. Home tea tomorrow afternoon
at the'llobart-Curtia. : Many .prominent
men; have Interested themselves as
1 t. . I . M .1.
ouncJ lut vli rV7 " attenUOn because of the prominent
knnouncea last week, Mrs, -F. J. Mann,!. . ,,,; hi. int .'hi
president
f vtie-t're
fruit ranch. . They will be at home after
m 1: . Cantaln Remolds formerly
lived here ana nas many rrienas, ana
Mrs. Reynolds uvea in irvmgion.
" The Baby home ; dance at the , new
Masonic hall Js attracting a good deal
Ident wlU KThrS Uz. Th Vlance WUl be given Thursday
s fii-unn iiimimt-a - wtji n Mrs; ."v. a. evening;, Apnj u, B-nu . u.vmacn nas
5 M, !rs. jc V, Corbett,. Mrs. Hannah charge of the- decorations; George H.
.!... n, Mrs. jp. Wt Wakefield. Mra Hill, of the. .refreshments and B. H.
n 1 "ui peon, Mra. H. S. Gile. Mrs. Nlcol of the entertainment... Wllder'e
- - M iii ' h. Mrs... Jams K." Falling,1 orchestra will play ID the clubrooma
- Lokenberger, Mrs. 1L L. Pit- and Prasp'S orchestra and band In the
"WUlard Bond of Pendleton. The . en-J Miss Maud Mastlck, Miss Cara Mastick, I Mrs. K. At J. MacKensie ana Mr. jpnn
gagement was made public at ari an- gR. U. Blrdsau ana miss Haul. w. ...-.
iiuuiici-meni luru ueun muriuajf givou jjj i . s - i T r Vl.lahnnar nt down to
Miss Hays' sister. Mrs. '-C. H. Lewis.! ! '. - . Mrs. I, N. Fieisnoner. went aown io
The table was beautiful with masses of ,TThe last at, home of a series of five her beach house Friday to spend Sunday
wnaesmaid roses, with pink ribbon ana l which has been given during the past taking witn ner Mrs. Marcus rieiacnner,
tulle festooned from the chandelier. I v-. h ' thm. seottish Hits Maaona Ml -Flora Flelschner. and the Misses
In the other rooms were wild currant "tf.w v 7 l.J - b na H,ld Jaolv
niosBoma and carnations 'of the? name ww as uma hibuu vurav
tint. The auests were Miss Ethel Hays. I hhd . dancing, with Parson's orchestra.
Miss Lillian Rourke, Miss Lulu. King. I wlU. bo the main features of the eve
nt us rrance King, Miss Helen1 uooie. i nmg. . , .
Mlsg Hasel Robb, Mlsa Sadie Novas, P" The patronesses will be:' Mrsa J. J.
Miss Hasel Ferris, Miss Ludle ,Ken-1 Kadderly, Mrs. Richard Martin Jr.
worthy and Mln Rlanahn Sohnft MtaalMrs. Charles E. Bunvon. Mrs. E. B. Col-
Hays nd, Mr. Bond Are, bqth "In. Portland well, Mrs. R. D. Cannon, Mrs. H. P.
on a visit Miss Hays has been making Palmer, Mrs. Philip Neu artd Mrs. J. F,
nernqme nera, . i j vunneu. . .
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Mrs. Herman -Von Borstel entertained ' The reguUr Patton home tea will
informally with "Dutch whist" Wednes-1 be held at the home, . 978 .Michigan i fo the ensuing weeks.
day at her home. 10 East nf tnth avenue, Tuesday afternoon. Miss Alice I w
street north. The rooms were artlstl-1 Justin will have charge of , the pro-j 1 Miss yida' Reed has returned iTrom a
rnllv o n-ifv, , . I gram. im "uuina mu wui ubi i four SIODUM THil1 W s wpnmr. i
cany arranged with early spring flow- Mrs E- w. Rowe, Mrs. A. L Berkley, Reed T with her mother. Mrs. Walter
I.,.? itri-cuuun imii euiu panor in real Mra ti
no mo ainins,room in venow, Thoaa finrvin
present were: Mrs. Rav Matoon Mra. I T.,i
RalDh Walker. Mra. Ren Tinrcrnr Mm I uf tman Mra 1. H Pitera. 'Mra n I HTIaa 'Frances Warren and ' MISS 'Grace
Ben F. Fleckenstoin, Mrs. Alfred Ker- Kadderly and M1b Jefferyst fake "L" Warren have sent . out invitation; for
rlgan. Mrs. Henry Frank, Mrs. Charles car, ...... bridge Tuesday af ternoon a their Kng'
o iui iw. oitb. Annur .erron ana tne , . - I jueignta nome. ,
Misses Lotta Knrrlsrnn. Pnmllla TTar I . . nrim. .-a mv. ir.n.. I ,. . Sr -a-
&..f". SVMtfellne " - " " " Tra'" Mrs, Dell, Stuart ' and A.r daughter
k ii V " i io riemjr, do- . . . ; . i I Miss Deiberta Btuari, are spending-me
hla Lants Eleanor Gansmiller, Daisy 1 porarlly In Portland. . She .will occupy week at Seaview, Washington. v ; ' ,
y .1
Mrs. Charles Feldenhelmer and Mrs.
I. N. Llpman wera , the prise winners
at the meeting of the Whist club, Fri
day, when Mrs. . Sol Rosenfeld enter-
tainea. , . , ... ;, f. -r
', . '":"-,'.'.v; ' W..: W'-:.ii
i,r. and; Mrs. A, C Panton are ente
I tainin Mra J. t. Matheson of Billings,
Montana, the - doctor'a r sister. " Some
pretty entertaining is piannea xor-ner
w. nw, inr. ji. u. nerniey, i Reed IS Wltn ner momer, mi
H. A. Cuahlng and Mrs. C. Irwin. I Reed, at the New Nortonla.
tig In tha dining-room will bM " '
Nicolal. assisted by Mrs. J. G.l ;-.'-tv . ' '" '"' ' i
i o I Z-A , CT. . 7. ,' covers were I
laid and the table waa nrettv with M 1
Miss Katharine Sitton. Miss Fanny I
rV".7J 'y, VZZ... -1 i . warren, Mrl
W
. Cards are out tor a large bridge partv
to ' be given : oy jars, jonn eoeparu.
Thursday aiternoon. . .1
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Mr. and Mra. Blaine Smith spent the
week-end at their pretty xottaga Ala
several
Uean and Ethel Mclntnah. Th. nrlualth. 1 t . Pnah hnma whlla Mr: and Mra.
were won fcy Mrs. Arthur Kerron and Rush and Miss Alta. Rush are touring
Miss Eleanor Gansmiller. I abroad. Mrs. Williams is the mother of
I Mrs. George Marshall and Mrs. Bus-
Mrs. Saimiel Kerr gave a crettv weu oi win y. ,
luncheon Tuesday fnr Xfl. u...i I -iW..,i 'J.:.-';&'T.-.J
Dolph who returned recently from .1 Mrs. Alexander H. Kerr who went
vibi easi lasting since early fall when I "v - " ..i,Blm, w Beasiae. ... ,.,..,.:
he aocanlMihav :fcmh.b'.iirt.i...Jhe awn' Tbomaa: at.RarVaiH'arr1'Kerr . w
Vanderbllt Dolph. east when The enterefl JeiM, KA75'SS,ATl?IVL Mr. and Mra Max M. Shlllock have
wuiiams college. Twelve covers were illJ".lTlTJ..JlJr' Sif" gone Ur Burns, Oregon, xor
tv with m ,"rr r-. montw stay. - ri r ,
nas piaeea ner- onugnier inuu in . a , , s . -. a a A'- i
L jt.OifV'ir vi'. ... I ' Mr. 'an Mra' Georre K. ' Wentworth
Ml.. ?Aida Broughton : gavea lubcheon l. ridy m Blx week'.,trl tp
vs. a . z. iu in. i apt 1 -1 - : 1 rW' iiiri. 1 v ' 'm1 -. -j ; ., t
XJB.Vin i; JiAWU. Mrsi nAAi. V nr I wJaaaJh' tfns'i'Uisa .'. TrMWlMa . af amSiAl ' ' . . i-S a a .. - ' - ' '
SrHoug'ntom'MiM GSSkw,.JJiB, Tn ".HrKX- Nr Pa"erson. Mra Hugh Humi la expected home
&,HatGr WMW fromSeveral weeks' trip toew
w - v r .a.r. ... m .. uiii asiiiu. inia. . vv auiaui aiwvm dmisoi. 1 . . - -j.- asa , aav l- .
. Mrs. -IL B-.MlUer, Miss Lauralanril t , : i ". J. Mra John Cran tua aone 'tft' Hood
Miss i Winifred Miller are visiting at The Columbians of Columbia nnlver j River lor a snort -visit. , - -t
the home of Judas and Mr. a m rlitv will aive their first annual brom-1 w.w'f T '
ner and Will be there - for. atvnufr t -m I Mi...vMlnd t Vri,la ,b 1 . Mra. 7Ta.rrtat Tf- MirArthur evnacta to
month. - The Millers have inat M,,Mnf .n n-n. ..ni..rlF will r.K.kl.l Imn Innlrhr fnr. rAllfnrnl tn . attend
from Yokohama where Mr. Miller holds become the leading social affair In the graduation of her younger son, Lew-
Is A. McArthur, from the University of
California. Mr. McArthur,- commonly
known as "Tarn," is especially elever In
literary work and haa made himself a
popular favorite there.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK
. A reception was given by the congre
gation of Mispah Presbyterian churoh
Wednesday evening to Rev. Dr. J. R.
McGlade, Mra McQlade and daughter.
Miss Helen, who are now preparing for
a trip abroad, and afterward will,, live
In the middle. west .The churoh was
filled .with frlenda An excellent pro
gram of musid' ana recitations . was
flven under the direction of Mrs. Julian
eterson, and an address was1 given by
penumbra Kelly, telling of some of the
good things accomplished under the
leadershiD of Dr. McGlade durlnr his
seven ' years' pastorate, and predicting
uia.i in a low rwvi m jucvjuauoa wvuih
aaain make their home on the Pacific
coast. On behalf of the congregation he
then presented to Mra McGlade an um
brella, a reminder of her Mispah friends
In Oregon;-to Miss Helen a bracelet, to
remind her- of -her. Misoah. .friends-who
tiave seen ner grow rrom a girt into
young womanhood; to Dr. and Mrs. Mc
Glade a silver tray, on which waa en
graved the -world-wide' christian- Jttn
deavor - benediction. "Misoah: may tha
Lord watch between ' me and thee While
we are absent one from the other." Re
freshments were served-bv tne women
Oi .ina cnurcn in tne oaaemeni panors.
A pleasant ' surprise waa given at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Hoss, 170 East
Second street north, Monday, .In cele
bration of the fifty-second birthday of
Mr, Hoss. Thla was also the week of
Mrs. Hoss' ' birthday and their twenty-
first wedding anniversary. Refreah
ments ' were served 'and whist- played.
Mra Sadie Peters and' -her daughter
Hasel won the ; first prises. Mr
Quensnelle and Melvin : Smith won the
booby prises. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. D. Vaniante Mr. and .Mrs.
BoaJKjmaa, Mr. and Mrs. Quensnelle, Mr.
Peters, Mrs. A. Durbin. Mrs. Mary Bra-
den, Mrs. atary- Hansen, Mr, ana Mra
William Hoss, Miss. L. Loomls,- Miss
Anna O'Brien,- Miss Mae Farrell, Miss
Hasel Peters, Miss Helen O'Brien,' Miss
Ruth Board man. T. barren. n;ari htosa
Arthur i Durbin, Virgil Daviess, Corbln
fetors, A-e itoy noes ana r. ttyan.
Mr., and i Mrs. J. N. ' Brown enter
tained the- Five -Hundred club at their
home '..on Willamette Heights. . The
nrlse-winners were Mrs. J. M. Yates
and Professor C. v M. Hlgglns. The
guests ef the club-were Dr. and Mrs.
Dabney, Mrs. Z. M. Parvm, Mrs. C
Smith. Frederick Vrooman and Dr;
Shepherd. , i . . , (
tn celebration of ner eighteenth birth
day Monday, evening Miss Hasel Dell
Harcourt, at the. home of her parents,
800 East Thirtieth street, entertained 57
of her friends. Most of those In at
tendance were ner church associates,
members of the Pentecostal Chum
HAVE TOUR .
CALLING CAI1DS
INVITATIQNS ,
AND .' i ''.
MONOGBAMt i
STATIONEBX r :
ENORAVBD AT '
RUSHTONTS
104 Buchanan Bldg., between
Fourth and Fifth on Wash, St-.
WEDDING
AND VISITING CARDS
W.G.SMITH&Ca
WASHINGTON BUILDING
the Nasarene. and ' the : evenina 'was
passed in muslo and games. Aside from
tha family, thoaa nrnnnnt were Mr.i and
Mrs, W. E. Vandnrwark. of FOrt Collins,
Colorado: Mr. and Mrs. TB. G.v ThornhllL
Mra R. H. Field; the Misses Mary,- Ida
and Gussle Bertschlnger, Mary Davies,
Marie Field, Cora Stump, Elsa GrleSel,
Florence Bartholomew,. Zona and Lola
MoQuald and Grace Dltslen E. N: Blloh.
er, Wayna Field, JSVilford; J'hlllips.rAr.
thur; Reinhard, Forrest .Bartholomew,
Slay ThornhiU, Reinhard Grlesel, Walter
riesel, Irving Delano and Gilbert and
Charles Flckard.: , r- , , .
The Mispah social club' gave a social
whist party April 16 at the home of
.rs, Thompson, 447 Benton street' . The
winner was Mrs. E. I. Hayner Snd Mra.
C. Nelson was the loser.' Eleven games
Were played.1; ; Those .present were:
Mra" Uownsy, Mra Knott, Mrs. Julian,
Mrs. Hayner, Mra Cole, Mrs., Green
wood, - Mrs. Kellogg,- - Mrs. McGregor,
Mra - Thurkelson, Mrs. Wilson, Mra
Mra Meyer, Mrs. C Nelson, Mra Cof
fee, Mrs.. Van Horn; Mra St Peter, Mrs.
Sunder, Mrs. Williams, Mra Huebsoh.
Tha club will meet MaV 7 with Uri
Burrows, (Si East Ninth street. 1 1
The Waglacwa club met at the home
of C V. Love,- Wednesday, ApfU i. jMra- ' t
E. C. Walker won- first" mixe. and Mra.
W. A. Gill tne seondy. Dainty refresh
ments were served.- . ..-: ,'. t
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