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1 HK August rj t! I t '"ntlnucs hut
already tnlk nf the fall activi
ties has begun. Preparations nre
b'lns made for the earlv fall
' -M'ilneF whl-h Tlll numtar th
marriages of a number of social favor
ites. The f:rt to bi announced Is that
of liisB Bradford and Richard Wilder,
which will bo celebrated early in Sep
tember The earlv ),ors show tn Seattle Tb's
year is haster.inn the lulk. and (nterevi
in our own hore Phw which tak"
plare in iiild-( x tober A riu'ul . r f
Q& hore fanciers are to cr,ttr th'l
horees in the Se;)!t! Flnr at! 1 the , rm- , y-'"-"
llment will h returned in ip tober 1 r. n. Mi
any are i.Unnlr.c to b "er to tn- mti'.
OJnd 10 attr-n! the fnsf!vit. s t)."re.
Mr. and Mrs James M i -klr nr. 1 their , 1
daughter. Miss Actte r"tirr.i Frlilav ! M'-
from their trip through Kurope. Mrs. 1 f'J.."
Muckl and M!" Mu k!e I ft a year ago i . ,ik V'ri
rid visited Kgypt. Palestine. Turkey
Greece. Ital, Spain and Fr.mce. and In
and rf f r. si i7i t were Fr (
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Vnnnc the pifls received wa -
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plr.j.'s of I.lpnnn. Wolfe - To
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'f ;1 visit to the w m.l In Se
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were met by Wr. Muckle. who toured the
-LBr'tish Is.eg with t!em On th1r re-
turn trip they met In New York Mr
Wucklen s.ster, Mr J I Young and
her .taiighur Miss Ki lzlet I, Vi-uttg.
,' who w.ip e;i route to He: lin. hee thev
win H'erd t' re,- five vears for Miss
Tours n r.I trait in Mrs Murk.'
and V isf M i K - x po. t i nt-ini to K.i-
ffj-e in u.. 1 . i s to tour r. a- . hi ,i- i
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turn home Mrs M-.. k,e was m- t bv he.
n Wiiiijiio hh.t ;,;st retuf,(d fr"m
year aier,trn AIak
event i-frest t tn
Iopl retnsinlnt In P,.rt4ana the rst
. Week was th- ' s tournament at
, Be-h . jr . w,nt owr. from
ktw an4 a Lrs. rl!ntr of summer
etsrs wnt over from SSLld Tb
wUl fa-tja thai attends th
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njnywt. O.'.er sims thm the
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t .' '',-'( hostesses Th op of
Armstrorg. who rrtarrie.i
Mel., was aflOfg Ih.e gU'StS
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-1 M- V i' Imr.nlrg and their
.!' and MrS F. 8 iunn!nr,
I'T-iand. arrlVtd at Waldport
In two large tour'rg cars.
r r t - firs' automoblies to ar
V r,' or1 The trip tn was a
r-itfrt r,n and with a small
"f w rk the roajs could b mad"
- . h travel The co"ditiori of
1 ,.. e: the famous Digger moun
tain, whare tha party raally exparted were six Fnlvarslty of Orason boys who
trouble, was found to bs sxeeptlonMliy
food. About two weeks were spent in
he Alaea valley where trout fishing
and hunting- waa enjoyed. Monday nlsbt
the party ramped at the Ready spring;,
iuat west of town, and proceeded down
the ha-h to Yarhate Tuesday momln.
Mr. Ifunnlng Invited the Waldport peo
ple to ride with him and both autos
were kept luisv on the beach for some
lime Alter an tiuiiui ni in.nw.n
n.nv tii reitirn in Portland by way'
of New port.
Pr. and Mrs. R J. Harber and their
daughters, Miss Fannv and Mlas Helen,
left last Saturday for Berkeley, tab,
for a week to attend the wedding of
Miss I.uey I.ornbnrdl. the rtaiiKhter of
Mr and Mrs. ('. I.ombardI, to I.leutenant
Alvin Barton Hnrber. The wedding was
celebrated Thursday and Mr. and Mrs.
Harher will ome north Immediately to
from Seattle lor the t'hilippines.
iiama over from Rand Island Rohm
rveieon, victor voigt, William Wood,
Arthur van rniaen. Philip Hart and
unariaa onow.
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Mrs. K. Nolaon Wlsner sntsrtalned
number of friends at, ths home of her
mothor, Mrs. William Pratt, on Water
street. In Oregon City, Thuraday after
noon. The afternoon was pleasantly
passed with bridge, and the pries waa
won dv nira. i neooore Osmund. Mrs.
wiener was assisted tn her duties aa
hosteas by her sister, Miss Cls Barclay
i-rnn.
I tw parlor ana fllnlna--room were
beautifully deoorated with flowering
bugle vine, i ne prise ror tho beat
m tiro was an unusually large and beau
tiful bunch or varl-colored sweetpeas.
The Fred Pages are enjoying; their
M l rrom rrmiio lui nit: i nui i'iiu. .....i mimmer nnllnr at Tellesn K.v
..u .re tt, n.menani la stationed v be i annual summer outing at leiioan bay,
bride formerly lived here' with her near the Williamson river. With F. fl,
parents and was one of the most popu- cjtrstton. collector of the port of San
Inr and prominent of the younger ei. , Frlul.,rn. Mr. PaTe soma years am
Kho was STHduntod from the t orlland i .,1(ir from tha Indians and
Academy and later from Bryn Mawr, ,wo farnU1ls ,p,n(J thrtr summer In
where she took high honors In her class , ,M. (,(,iia.htfui nlc to nhieh hv hv
nd was nwnrded fl vrsdnate scholar- . , . . , i
. , V.l . , k. .... I aunen rnuny impnnrTments anil oonven
shlp. She will be remembered as the one .enr(,
who played no cnaimingly tne leaning . .
part in "The Foresters, tne nrst ai - -
fresco play . given by the Collegiate j Another early fall wedding of Interest
Alumnne sasorlatlon. Mr. Barber Is the wm he that of Miss Miriam Strong, who
second son or it. ana Mrs. n. j. nnnirr
nnd was a nooular student both at Port
Innd academy and at. West roint. wnere ;
he was graduated In the honor rank Into
the engineer corps of the army. A year
npo he was stationed In the Islands.
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one of the early fall weddings will;
he that of Mtss Fiances Caroline Pr.id
ford and Kit-hard Wilder, which
will be celebrated Thurs lay, Sep
tember 3. at Trinity chapel. The
i-'-voni'iny will be a quiet one with onlv
tho bride's sister, Mrs. James K. Mc- ,
Gowan as attendant. Miss Bradford Is
a charming brunette, who Is most popu
lar with 'the Irvlngton set. She Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H Brad
ford of Irvlngton. Mr. Wilder Is a.
brother of Mrs. Percy Blyth, who has
been spending the spring nnd summer
in Kngland and who Is expe.rted bonv
soon.
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Mls-r-I-frnrirtta. H. Falling was host
ess at a pretty tea yesterday afternoon
In compliment to Mrs. Wall of New
York, who formerly lived here. A nurn-
' her of her f'dends were aRked to nice!
leave
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lur Mrs. Wall Is n charming woman,
who "has traveled much and ia exceed
ingly well Informed, especially on art,
in which she is a connolsB'.-ur. Mrs.
I'rank Vincent Du Mond of New York oon.
mil Miss Howe, who Is visiting Mrs.
W. I.. Brewster, poured t m and Miss
Paheiln 'lauld, Miss Arcllno Webster.
V.lss Kate Falling. Miss Katherlne Fall
ing and Miss Olive Falling assisted.
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A small colony of Portland people
hnve collected at Hotel Kmprrss in Vic
toria nnd have assisted In making the
summer weeks pleasant for one another.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Aver have apart
ments there and have been entertaining
Mrs. ('. Hi. S. Wood as their guest. The
Allen Lewises arid the William MacMas
ters with their several daughters and
Mrs. Hanks and her son are others
staving there.
Miss Virginia Borup. who has been
prominently connected with the chil
dren's work at the People's Institute,
leaves this week for her home In St.
Paul, to prepare for her wedding In
October, Tier engagement to Richard
Holder wnR announced some time ago.
She will return to make her home here
after her marriage.
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Miss Ruth Honeyman is the guest of
her cousin. Miss Cunningham, of Beat
tie, wnose bridesmaid she will be early
In September. Prior to her departure
from Tacoma her hostess. Miss Marlon
Blakeley. -who has been so charmingly
entertained here, gave a luncheon of 12
i-ovees In her honor.
A good deal of pleasurable expecta
tion is centered In the coming studio
tea and exhibit to be given by Miss lyil
lio V. O'Pyan. whose miniature and por
trait work has attracted much favorable
comment.
Mr. , and Mrs. William IT. Warrens
went down last week to visit Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Hart at their cottage at
Oearhart Park,. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Alvord Joined the party yesterday. i
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Pick Jones spent last week at Seaside
as the guest of Herrv Wesslnger Miss
Maida Hart is also being entertained at
the Wesslnger cottage by Mlsa Milla
Wessinger.
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Fuller and
their daughter. Miss Frances, and Mrs.
Frank B. Thorn left yesterday on a
trip through Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. George H Flanders anl her
daughters. Miss Carrie and Miss Louise,
are at Bc.nff Springs after a visit of
several days in Seattle.
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Pr. and Mrs. George R, Storey are
receiving congratulations on the arrival
of a son at their house, S 1 6 Overton
street, last Thursday.
Mrs C. F. Swlgert entertained a few
friends informally Monday afternoon
tvlth a muaicale at her home on Wll-
inette Heights.
Miss Mildred Honeyman will
next week for Potighkeepsie. X.
enter a glris' finishing school.
Miss Knirl Rothchlld gave a
dinner preceding the costume ba
will bo married to Harry 8. Bladen
Wednesday, September 2S, at the First
Presbyterian church. Mlsa Strong Is
one of the cleverest and most charming
voung women o Portland society sni
enioys wide popularity. She Is a Bryn
Mawr graduate.
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Mrs. Joseph McDonald and her, guest,
'M--S H M. Carlock, gave a fancy dress
p.i-ty for their young friends at Sea
side Last week which was Intensely en
joyed. The prize for the best sus
tained character went to Miss Dorothy
Hnber, who appeared aa an old, maid.
Mrs. F. B. Oaie was hosteVtjf Ufa. five
hundred party and linen shower Frl
ilav for Miss TCtbel Merton Hays, whose
marriage to Frances Wlllard Bond of
Pendleton will btt celebrated Wednesday
Mrs John Q. Alnsworth Is spending
the month at Banff In British Columbia.
The first of September she will come
down to Seattle to attend the horse
show and to visit with friends.
Leo Hatin entertained with a launch
party at Long Bench. Wednesday.
Ahont a dozen of his young friends were
taken to Sand island for a picnic lunch-
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H. B. Litt
Monday and Tufcaday
All Linen Suits, values to $28.50
$6.00
All Summer Waists, vals. to $12.50
$3.00
Nc
(None Ckartfed)
Garments Carried Over
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A card from A. B. Pteinbach tells
of the trip he and his famllv are
enjoying through Switzerland. France
and Germany have also been In'
their Itinerary and he lauds particu
larly the beauties of Tyrol. The -"Hoher
Lift," or elevator on the Hametsch'wand
In the Alps was a special source of de
light to him and he suggests the pos
sibility of such a construction for
scaling Portland heights.
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Mrs. Robert W. Lewis and her little
sons returned yesterday from a visit In
Medford with the Hunt Lewises at
their fruit ranch.
Mrs. Lee Hoffman and her daughter
Miss Marlorle Hoffman, are guests at
The Breakers at North Beach.
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Ed Lang writes from Brunnen that
his party Is enjoying a delightful trip
through Europe.
(Continued on Page Three.)
WEDDING
AND VISITING CARDS
W. G. SMITH & CO.
WASHINGTON BUILDINO
THE STORE NOTED FOR BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICE9
Breakers last week. The honor guests
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BUCHANAN BLOG WASHINGTON ST
r-ers rSha sr-4 ths seen was
f atisty b4 vrtt Tf..
T.h marriage e,f Jin Su.m Ca-iri'ii
Church and President I' L Ciir i i, l
of the I " 1 vcrsif y of Oire ,n was .--
hr.itC'1 Thursdiy evening a' G'snl i ,.
I'olo. Thev are enioys r. g a hTf)!"n
trip to Sulphur Springs and w, ; r-
turn ea.rlv n"il month to Fugerv T e
ride Is no les popular In F.uger.e
is Oregon s resident She has !.-,
there for sevrral year, f.rst ss tr.i -n
of the morn's dormltor-v art later as
l.rri i'i in Ie.;h eapariiip, she r
!"-,re1 herself .. ?-t-ry rne "n t r
;-;rpus They will take up their r '
f;,e In ti,e presidents house tie
'Stnpus, which ! being rorrod.-!
Heretofore Mrs 7.leber. the president
mrvtr.er-lr.-ia w. has assumed the di;'t
of the i.e.tt i r.f the prosldent s hrfi'
ht she has gone f pe i ' le to iive
with he- son.
The golden we-ldlrr innhtMrT of
Mr and Mrs. S. Lipman was celebrated
wlh elaborate detail last Tuesday.
Many friends snd ria!ri sert In eor-f-s-alstory
meRssre end gifts Sn.l
flowers Sod r-.sry attended the -e-p-tie.n
glren for them st h Pcrt'ind !n
m sven-.rg ,,nir tn, immed! w rl
tiws ef the family were in attendance
NEW IDEAS FOR NEEDLEWORK
There re many reasons fcr"
':VJt
re the btiiect p'ace in town.
G!ar;ce in our shop any day and von
th: better tncrcl-.anrli'.e. heiier ty. etrer
pr-ce, pie a.ant aie-peciplc no Know thnr
buine. a!! cr.unt
Our shop i the only p'ace in town de
voted exclusively to hiph prade fancy work.
Specials for This Week
Corset Covert, stamped on best gride
French cambric, complete with fV to
embroider, ,prrial 45
Pure linen Centerpieces, in Ora1. eyrirt.
N'a!!arhin and ccrivert!nl pattrrni;
fpecial ....19
Note Mail crderi prorr-ptly filled from
tb'i sdvertitetnent.
Closing Ou
t the Stock
A Sensational Sale of
Fine
.Dress
Monday and Tuesday
Come prepared to buy, for such values as we offer here are rare indeed. We intend tlm to be
the greatest two-day sale of high-grade Dress Goods this store has ever held and that means
the best bargains ever offered in the city. The superior quality of our Dress Goods is well
known. All mail orders will be filled at the prices quoted if sent promptly. Every item guar
anteed exactly as advertised.
50-In. Black Serge
Regular $1.35 grade; comes
full 50 inches wide; all wool,
splendid weight; some stores
ask $1 .50 for this same quality.
52-In. Broadcloth
89c
Regular $1.50 grade; 52-inch
black all-wool Broadcloth, me
dium weight, fine deep black;
a real bargain.
48-In. Silk Voile
Regular $2.50 grade; 48-inch
black Silk Voile, a beautiful
lrench fabric, fine even
thread; don't miss this.
56-In. Black Mohair
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Regular $2 grade; 56-inch
black mohair Sicilian, extra
quality and weight; war
ranted strictly dust proof
27-In. Cream Rajah
Regular $1 grade; to close out
the balance of our cream Rajah
Silk we offer it at the above
special low price.
44-In. Crepe de Paris
58c
Regular. $1 grade; 44 inches
wide and comes in gray and
champagne only; very suit
able for evening wear.
42-In. Black Prunella
Regular $1.25 grade; 42-inch
black Prunella, warranted all
pure wool, beautiful finish;
a great bargain.
50-In. Ladies' Cloth
53c
Regular 75c grade; 50-inch
black all-wool Ladies' Cloth;
never sold for less than 75c a
yard; see this.
50-In. Herringbone
Regular $2 grade; 50-inrh
black Herringbone stripe, all
wool and very stylish for fali;
save 35c a vard.
50-In. Black Diagonal
$1.23
Regular $1.65 grade; 50-inch
black Diagonal, all wool and
medium weight; wears splen
didly; always stylish.
44-In. Black Voile
Regular $150 grade; 44-inch
blue black French Voile, me
dium weight; on sale Monday
and Tuesday only.
36-In. Taffeta Silk
Regular $1.25 grade; 36-inch
black Taffeta Silk, lustrous
finish and all pure silk; every
yard fully guaranteed.
45-In. Mohair Sicilian
Regular $1.25 grade; 45-inch
mohair Sftilian; our best
$1 25 grade," ei ftale at the
above price; Mack only.
50-In. Storm Serge
Regular $1.50 " grade; 50-inrh
black Storm Serge, all pure
wool and fine weight for suits
and skirts a snap.
54-In. Broadcloth
$1.63
Regular 2 ffrade: 54 inch
black Chiffon Broadcloth,
beautiful finish.; a standard
$2 grade anywhere.
Sample Suits, Coats, Waists, Etc., Below Regular Cost
. Paris
Pattern!
10c
Seams
Allowed
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
Paris
Patterns
10c
Seams
Allowed