THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER .6. 1003.
fdale, of the slender, p1rltuII tyne. an I from her recent nervous collapse, has
arliatlo peraonallly anj an aoonnii'llahed I riumd her niualoal work and look a
I?ol?nrtithCLn.VY.h7Tl,.,FlrVTh? ' eldest daughter. Mrs Thorns
ha effect is delightful. , uu w' . . , i
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.7 Mr,' and. Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett.
Mrs. Warren P. Houghton and tha ,' ' ,7. "l. "
liiama.e siuuymg wiui Mr. .wituaa., . itorweru witn Ofiigiii to ttia occupancy
,ifir I of her new atu.Uu.
Mr. Ml Mm J, P. Graham enter- I , it,
Ulned with a family luncheon laat Sun- Mr. Anna Peatrlce 6hedon, rprt-
day.at-tbelr handsome naw Seaside lend prima donna, who lias won no
hum. Those- present were: 8. M. Or a-1 smell success in her work. was at tha
w ?U,i " hv Uvent. of June In New Tork society,
cards out for a tea Wedneaday., Bep. ,r ,xpe0(6d l0 return from th,p -.j.
ham. T. J. Graham and Iaola Graham of I Portlands laat wtrb nM an.
Marshland. Or.: Mra. Mavbel liuah and I aiialnttincea. film liaa ntuni tn vi.
Binrar i, iu mmot on mri, itooari B. ninn trip inrouH J-roiia Hc ptemher 10.
Howard, Jr. Mra. Howard was Miss I They will opoupy Mrs. Helen Iadd Cor
l.oulae Von Peatlnon, who was married I belt's pretty stotis and alilnl house
(and. JUIi Alma Knot of Clatakanlei Mra. I itlnjr her mother. Mrs. Sheldon spent
Maud, Uraliam, Guy Omham and Mlel the latter M.it of the paat ecutftiu study
Knua Oraham of Troutdnle. . Tha day line In t'arla after the eloae of her en-
cuuurftn. inri. ii- if. zvrnc tnu I tmn I inr l i i. I wr Mr aha t.Ma Ti.k. via.
"."'" r. iiuwtra, a proinar I vn ntit um. - .
of Mra Houghtoii- I , " ' ,
. ' ' I Iforaea Fsnton returned from' 8aa'lda
-Mrt anJ Mrs. Ell Paris celebrated ,T"",a' vsnlna- to visit frlenda bfore
wus an i.ieat. ona ana we tame waa -mmt with "The Alankan," and wlu
spread ' under ' tha tree. Miaa Alma return there In a few weeks, ' v
Kent . left for - bar home In Clataksnle , t . ,
after apendlng a monlli with liar aunt, ' ' . ' - .- . -Mrs.
11 p, Graham. - 7 . Mra. W. C. Alvord has c,rl" out for
r.... -A"-fV" . -'.-'- bridge next Tuesday evening In corn
Mr.' and Mra. Charles Dlerke 'have te Miss Avellne Webster of
tholr lden weddln, last Friday at tha h.Vf.(i'..i,'0,:7, I.pM.to cni
country homa of their daughter. Mra I oloeed their beruih cottane the laat of
R. C. Burrell. neat Camaa Mr. and Mra. 'k. wl- tor the season. '
lavls have lived went ioim in vmrm in I . .. . .... ... .. .w. .
Jr.' .K'J-k. .ou' L-M!--A' fC"'r. h. returned to
returned t their artlstln atudlo home Brooklyn. N. T. ; Miss Webster
a '
on Flanders street to reopen their sea- came iieren midsummer . tft- visit her na. aarvea ail iay iong. ford . university. Mlas Collier had te
.wmctm5i saif i&2agS'S '".-iai.. iw,!?
... inavuu, 1 1 CI wn E DIBn.
THE horse show over In Seattle
, monopolised a rood deal of at
' tentlon last week, and the Port
land repreaentation thore waa
v , ,' large. The show was a social
success, although the fact'' that It was
' an open-air affair, and there was only
a grandstand for spectators precluded
, ' ths opportunity for the display of hand
' some gowns that the " Tortland show
. offered last year. , There were, however,
. many handaome costumes worn, and the
Portland women' were said to be among
' the most handsomely gowned. ,! -s '
Portland modistes say that some of
their handsomest gowns went' over to
the show. The first day there were
many beautiful autumn frocks the long
.. lines and trailing marts prescriDea ay
, fashion prevailing.- Beautiful large pic
ture hate showing the moat gorgeous of
the fall colors were seen. But after
... the first day the weather turned so
warm that these) costumes bad . to bs
v d I Boarded for .'the cooler summer linens,
and so a large variety or gowning was
:. seen. r . i , . ;
The Portland - dele-ration ? numbered
; about SO, but several former Portland-
era joined these.. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
" AVhite Browne of Tacoma occupied a
.(' niyt witn Mr, ano Mrs. u. waiter uatea
Thursday night 1 Mrs,. Browne was Miss
, ! anny tirown. . .j. .t ; . ,
, - Mr. and Mra Claire .ft. Lamont, tb
latter formerly Miss Maud Hahn, were
oi tea seen wiin tne fortiana set. rna
; Lamonts are popular in Seattle society,
and receive much attention. They have
just moved into ineir new noma. - Bat
urday they left for a short trip to
. Aiaeka, but they expect to return in
time for the Portland show, in which
' Mra' Iemonev will In all probability
, t participate.' rnursaay evening tney en
tertained their Portland friends at the
savoy. The party attended the races
Friday evening, and dined at the Butler
jater. inosa entertained were Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Cronln, Mra jr.: O. Buf
t fum. Mra Sarah Forbes, Mra A. S. Nor-
; ton, Mrs. w.. u. Mncrae, io Hahn, T. S.
i MoGrath, Robert. Smith, Samuel Kra
mer ana dames jNicnoi. ieo Mann gave
h raoioring party weanesaay evening
sfter the arrival of the first Portland
party, and followed It with a supper at
& The Wilcoxes took rooms , at the
f Kerry,, and were, entertained a great
1 deaU Miaa Claire Wilcox accompanied
mem, Dut uiu not ao any driving,
though she Is an -expert whip,
j Andrew I Id law of Spokane and his
cnarming aaugnter attended the show.
Miss Laldlaw's riding and driving were
much admired. On "Flashlight," In the
. Jadles' saddle class she was considered
one of the prettiest pictures of the
whole show. She will visit Portland
,f next month, and will exhibit her own
horses. " -..- -'
. Miss Berhlee Baker of Tacoma, a niece
of the Misses Atnsworth, was one of the
most prominent active participants, and
her riding and driving were both fault
less. .She had a remarltahlv flna atrlnr
of horses, , well appointed. Prominent
Seattle women who rode and drove were
Mrs. JoHfah Collins, Miss Marguerite
White.'.' Mrs. Helena Frink. 'Mra. J. H.
Goldsmith, Miss Mary Flood, Mra J. W.
;. Coneidine, Mias Doroth.-AStlmaon, Miss
Alma Stewart and little Mima Helen
Wadsworth -FarrelL - Miss Helen is an
- - expert whip and rider, who fully de-
servea tne many oiue riDDons sne won.
Tle Portland people who attended
were Mr. and Mra T. B.' Wilcox. Mr.
'., Carnthers. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Nunn. I A Guest at the Portland Last Week I matter theatrical and musical, have
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Cronln, Mr. and rurtianq weeg. fof B0m6 Umo K,ven her eflvlaD,e
.Mrs. J. C. Ainsworth. Mrs. F. Q. Buf-j . . ' 7?T. I literary reputation, has been spending
juui, mib. oaran n. noroes, airs, a, a. I "umucr ui young people am line summer in jsurope, irom wnere she
Norton. Mrs. W. G. Macrae, Mr. and i?Y,n8 within the next few weeks for has written most readable letters for
Mra a. Walter Gates. Miss Belle A ins- 'heir respective colleges. Miss Helen publication. She will return to New
" wine xrria, miss Carrie r lan- iiiaigueiiia nume leave i york the last of Setuember.
James Nlchol, E. R. Eldrldge, . Leo I SD1,tt- There is a good deal of regret I
irr'.v"0 ?mltn'aMIdHirscs 1 "TXuU"ilna V?" ? BUrk? '--Mrs. John - McMillan of Roche Har
1 . Smith Vas ev-enA'f'1 bor Is the guest of Mrs. James Mc
. V ff w : . J because of her eyes. She will remain Cracken and will be -here for some time.
: A. pretty wedding- which was quietly ImJlTf rZr,?,Jelr ..i. , Mr. McMillan Is a wealthy land ownei
Ml.hr.1 . .m.ii cmn, unouiCT v ron-
.-.-v. . w..., - , ,oiiu taueiuy graauace, will enter If urn-
invitational jui oi immediate nienai year ana expects to leave soon,
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for the marrlaga The engagement has
been known among the immediate
friends for some time end since Miss
Devers return 'from Europe about a
fortnight Stgo she has been v the recip
ient of man aood wlshea. She Is a
bandaome girl f the brunette type with
mualoal accomplishments, fihe hns lust
returned from a year's trip abroad lit
which she toured msny of the'oriantal
countries and cruised along the Med-
l,r.an hofA mini to KurODS. Mr.
Plageman Is a popular member of the
younger set who Is prominent In the
business worw.
Mra. n. fi Nlchol and her little
daughter Elisabeth are Tilting Mrs.
Louis Burke and are being warmly re
ceived and entertained. Some seven
years ago Mrs. Nlchol lived in Port
l.n1 sh.n Mr. Nlrhnl was local nitna
ber of the Denver & Rio Grande, and she
was one of the most charming and popu
lar of the vounaer matrons, one na
tr.val.il m. vrwwl int and ! a bfierht and
interesting conversationalist She will
remain with , Mra Burke some two
weeks longer. A week ago Mra Burks
gave an Informal afternoon, asking In
about two dosen frlenda Mrs. Sylvia
McGulre gave some excellent dialect
readings 'for their entertainment and
nnrtlrnlar dellrht was taken In the en
tertaining playing of the Welte-Mlgnon,
the piano player wnicn reproaucea m
exact playlna: of the great artists and
snows tne aiixerence in styi.
Mrs. Frank" L Towle was. hostess at
a beautiful luncheon xuesaay at tne
golf Jinks. The large round Table was
beautifully decorated witn wnite asters
and pink ones shading to the palest
Shades. Alter luncneon Mra. niwum
nsnr , and her beautiful soDrano voice
was much admired. Mrs. Towle's
guests were Mra Russell Hawkins and
her sister Miss Smyser from New York.
Mrs. C. G. Reed. Mrs. Robert Treat
Piatt. Mrs. George K Wentworth, Mrs.
Frank M. Warren Jr., Mrs. Robert W.
Lewis, Mra Guy Webster Talbot. Miss
Talbot of New York. Mrs. Samuel Kerr,
Mrs. John K. " Kollock, Mrs. David T.
Hnnevman. Mrs. L. Allen Lewis and
Mra Norman Lang of Oregon City.
Much Interest Is aroused by the
report that Mra Hugh Hume and Mra
Charlea Curry are to open a crafts shop
at Mrs. : Hume's picturesque home at
Seventh and Salmon. There Is really
a crvlnar need for such a shop as the
devotees of handicraft and antiques
number many In Portland. Mrs. Hume
Is authority on the subject, and is well
versed In all matters artistio. Her
brother. George De Forest Brush, the
famous Dainter who is now in Italy.
nas promised - to send ner irotn lor
enee such 'finds" as will delight the
heart of. the collector. Mrs. Curry re
turned recently from Europe and . is
most enthusiastic over the collection of
old things.. . ..
Miss Marlon Bauer and Miss Flora
whose home 'la alwava a 'noniilar re-1 ' i jwu, ui. wie river oanics,- with' a I Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Piirrv are hnildlna-
treat jor tneir menus. Toe peat tai-i , u- V . '.' I 1 .T' 4 neir guests were I "nauiuui nouse near tne David Honey-
ent of the el'y- may t any time baj Mr na Mra. John.Whlte Browne, the I Mra F .Fulton, . Mra Abe Tlohner, Mlearae house, on the George tract, ac roe a
louno xnere ana moat or tns viaitins I latter rormeriv aiiaa Finn nrown f nn i n.-nntr, mias uronta Janti n line rora-sireet Driora. Th himkI it
i.iu.inmi aiiirs ara entartainea. tnera, lor i Portland. ' were entertained with a da- Si" vo T' Vl"" : cpooner andl"; cwmpieioa bdouc xsovemoer 1.
"V. "oqusintance witn JKuropo s n,htf ul dinner dance Thursday . even- I ., , . , , . ( ., ' jr-
Boieormes is wias. , I ni of ntiMk.hr Mr. nH Mra 1 ... i . I. Xri.- a.m. n,. . . '.. ..
. ., ' . ir, '.,.: . . I "... " umini, oi vyiiii vvaiia.
Mra S. ' if jonea. vhV.Mma Tw. H lirlt' H2 JZ'XL h" from Seal' Rpck,
i v -iuw. . mmrA C . aswav mvuiu a ruin 1 MHIr lllrnn I wnra aVPtaa aatataa a . . a. II. . w . .
Goldfitl. Ker., fw weekf CO tO vUlt l.-nlor and Mr. T?rown lunlnr. f wr I mer'S tour of Bf ltlnh nnlumhl. nt tntt U vinlt.n Mim M.r.rlt
the Jiobart Curtis, ha. gone to Albany ,t' , - ' . . . fr k.ik'nZ'Al 1 ' r:'-ir.: '-: '
to visit her rrandnarenta On her re-1 Mrs.
turn Mra Wolverton expects to- enter-1 Thursday
hait nfnu m . K ..i.. i... I compliment
because of Indisposition In health. Bev- wfll- leave September It for Alaska to Dr.- and Mrs,, A, X' Glesy and their I return from the national convention of
a few weeks ago to visit I ,enior and . Mra Browne junior were tner" tour of- British " Columbia and "S5"v.
Charles B. Wolverton at I handsomely gowned In yellow. , nve taken : rooms at Elton Court for 1o N
tta. haa cone to Albany '. . , ' , ' 0 ?J2tefi . "!3'.'?.- .lront.. , '
. r . i .. . . . .' .t?v. "ii'i". iiremw jjia-nier. ana I r. - , . . .
V Hewitt jonneti entertained their son Thomas have taken a suite 'VI "r"- ireaenoK Eggertv have
y. with a', pretty luncheon In t-the court . ... .. Ihvi hmJnnS?RT wKr tn"y
. m.. mm, B.-.H -k. " " r' ' -' i.'' - ."; ' .. ' " llriX 1 " spending the summer on
ent to , Miss, Edith Powell, who - .., ' , their apple ranch since Mrs. Eggerfo
a a 1 a a ai ' . . Til" . sa san Kias A T ' yt A il . . . I eaf saw r aha 41. . a i . .
era! old friend who knew br In Salem I Join her father after a ummer'a vJlt aofi, Paul' who have . been vlaltint: In wonPn' cluba at 1 Boston, ,
, . - V." ' v' Mis. Powell. Mis. 'Alice. Benson, Mis. '"rOgpot turVir," . ftr'iS!!"!1
re-
.1..- u- ,i.. ' on... i to arrive ln.Vinranvn . ii r o... I turned from the Breakera at North
Jar. ana . Mrs. Aiarcus ' J. ueianunt I xt u Tr..K. . " iner zj. aui will return t unu ., wnere tney snent several dava.
enterUlned their friends dellghUully , - 1 v , SUnford to resume hla .worfc , , jf"
yesterday with a old-faahloned picnic, wwa.Maa trains ra.urn. arn. " " ' ; '.5?V ."7 C.. " .w.lmrjrrnr
A crowd of their frlenda was taken' out I, i- M M.k. .n . Ensign and Mrs, Collins entertained I i .1 v v ' '''"' k
In a tallyhp in the morning to the ZTL. I on board the Charleston last week for I, "f" v"?,0 '' Per?-
uiacKamaa natct
a day's camp. Wading and swimming I York to continue her musia studies. M,I',eBJSpBr. Tacoma. Miss Hall is !lr, "ain st home at 711 Main street.
ana nening were rreeiy mauigea in. a i letter In tne fall Mrs. .Burpee, who wasi?A sni, puuumr witn fort-i '8"
Dnunnrui Dicnio liinenAon waa innui i u ..., it. mi.. n . m. v. a va h... auu "wini aui. . ana oeine annwn i . . .. .. .j.
unaer tne trees ana rensnea in trutn. spending some time In Munlcll. will r. TOUr"D"'" "'"" .... . I Mr. and Mra W J nr k. ...f
The party returned u town in the even-1 rlM fne a viait. . f . . . : . v . . . ' '. I.. maa Mr" w J otirnm, who spent
I"- . . .1 . ....... ..C!v ;-':---.- ' m'--. yi,-w ' ..a...:-- ".:JI,,. ,?ra" with their dgug!t
r n ir ;. . l " . '.f-' I v - u fufuiavr i ter, s miss Anita, who Is a student at
A pleasant event' will be a dance glv-J Mr. , and Mrs. Dan ; J.-- Moore enter-1 CaJIfornlanatrOn, who.apends go much rir Cliff, e expected home about
en at Rock Island club next Friday evening-
which . will nnetlmllv r.lon tha
summer sea eon there. The board of dl- next day,for thePhllllps Kxeter acad- fornla for the winter. .The JulTuaL' " . 7 aa nl her daugh-
commlttee on ar-iemy in .Massachusetts, -wnezie ne is just l Meiers nave taken her home at Eleventh I 1 """"" expectea nome Jrom
a . . A 1 a. I m nAtrla- aa V 1 aa aaMnnJ vaaa'a hiilr fTka I a aa A 111 a. I flaawl m. . at .
Seavlew where thev snent the anmmar
tomorrow. Mr. Ladd went down over
Sunday to bring them back.
: ,'' .
The I. N. Flelschners will keep their
rufttArl .la artlnr aa a.
ranrements and expects to make of it I starting his second year's Work. The and Mill streets.
a aeligntrui arrair. it will M open to I "", ugrV.l"L"BW'
the members and their aneata Tha I hall. Miss Hasel Blumauer and Windsor I
club has grown rapidly In popularity IKenney of Boston. , . I Mrs. WUHam T. Honeymaa and Miss
tnis summer ana many smart luntyieons, . .' ' "V ; Grace Honeyman. left for the east last
there. ... ' Mra. Edwin Alden Beals writes that I week on an extended vlslt.. Miss Mil-1 cottage at Seaside open for another
. w V She will sail with her daughter.' Miss mV?rtXK ?ZaxIL. bu was their
iLTr.. a a in.. TAMh I Nancv and her son ClTda. SentembAr SO I will he ntorAi at imo-r ii-viZ I UCBt weetl.
Asaa as. Ai A JMVt a lovii, iwi I OSS Ayuiu.uy I ' "I ----- . - aui.aujiia I -i - u
r-.( .kM... I from Rnrland. Mlaa ISIlzaheth Mnrw I SChOOl at PDUghkeepSle. N. Y. I
TH,. .., aM. I who accompanied them to Italy to study I f .if - , L Mr -Edger B, , Coursen returned from
Tuesday evening from. Seaside, where for the rij ts . having such pro- ' , T T, rber trip to Alaska very 111 and has been
they hare spent a month at Seaside I nounced success that she will remain Mrs. Frank X, . Towie Tias cards out! !aKen to the hospital. The family left
nulla?, an. aurnwo TBry active i mere sne is now witn-tne interna-1 ror a bnage party next Wednegilar I u ve weeas ego.
and earnest In the -Church WOrk Ofltlnnat Tlnnra mnnim r Vtlun v I Z.. : . I j
r.i-i. ..i.v. .viv -r. I " v" aiiempon. ins xowies are now k- n w w
is rector' Miss Morrison is one of the ... W . . , at Twenty-secoudand MarsnaU slnoe Lp Hahn has-returned from the
handsomest and most nooular of the I . rvr Tir ant hi. wi ino' ! UP l"e erc3r nooee on BreaKers. where he has been one of the
. ... - - - u.h u .v. , linn rniiirn nn ...... rwnw. c... - .i.ia. . . i w. .... .
JUnger SSI. .. t,..1J. 0... . v . . - """v'" uurupB, v.i.o. .unuamn, guiui UU 1MI 10W
I from Seaside for the season. Miss Baar I " '
The Irvlna-ton neoDle are lnnVlna rnr. I la a charminir HrL who haa nlraaHvf Miss Shirley Easthsm ntmrtmA f
ward fn tha-rannenlna- or tha .'m made many friends in the moftth -he Friday evening with a launch party. I Mr":. Helen Ladd.Corbett snd her
1 r , Z 1 r r " : " . .. Ihas been here. Mrs. Edward Cookinir- w w . ... ,". jsons, Hamilton and Elliot, returned lant
H'cWJXurXoutthltot this ntSiMMlSlWn Amy Seller of San Francisco is "f Seavlew. where they spfnt
VZS. ANNE
Bauer ex'pect to return to New York
next Saturday, after spending the sum
mer here with their mother, Madame
Julia H. Bauer. Miss Marion' Bauer is
a talented musician, who has succeeded
In gaining recognition in New York.
Their clever sister. Emllle Frances
iauer, whose interesting letters on
month, t
set for the first of their Informal at
homes wfTh are so pleasant to that
NO definite date has yet been I eral weeks.
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Mrs. M. Baum' and . family returned
home Jast week. " During the summer
neighborly suburb. There Is a good deal
oi piaying on tne courts tnese aaya
4 A thev .occupied their cottaire Klnasclore Lovmi from their anartm.n. I ta -t North Beach last week,
. r. m r.. r 11 tt n . I . ciAa.,lAW nr. .1. .a . I r .v v.. . a I
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred - Seller. n Bummr ln thelr cottage.
dub. 19 luimins lorwara to a- trip east) ' ' w'w "'"
thl winter for the opera season., - J J. M. Watson and his daughter.' Miss
- w 1 ' I Louise Watson, who Is popular wfth the
Mr. and Mrs. Brandt Wlckershara have I ral y2u?.!rf?t,r,wIl? 4 Hackney Cot-
been building a most attractive home r
at Nineteenth and Hpyt streets, .which turned from a tour of China and Japan,
they expect to have ready for occupancy . it it
In about a month. - The musla-room is '. . .. ' . . v' .
especially attractive a large , apart- Tn" Misses Falling have a beautiful
ment beautifully finished and excel- bungalow . summer-place wjth large, at-
lently lighted with well-placed windows, tractive grounds, at Riverside next to
Mrs. Bauer, who- haa quite recovered the Amadee Smith place, where they
Wlckersham's - mother. Mra .Tnhn I Mra Rose Cpursen-Reed and daughter.
O'Brien, and her brother, Vincent from I J?1"" 15a. nave spent the week at
leen Lawler.
San Francisco are visiting them.
,
Mrs. C. L. Mastlck and her daughters.
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Misses Elaine and Helen Snyder ot
Miss Maud and Mlas Cara, have come lOZ, - -u Z P'rB .OI
uo from the beach and i.ls'!!.'!11' VHav-wto have been spending
Up from the beach and closed their enf.
tage at Seavlew for the season. Mrs.'
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THE STORE NOTED FOB . BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
THIS S
TORE
WILL REMAIN CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
Labor Day For Tuesday Morning" we have prepared a
splendid list of bargains that ought to appeal to economi
cal women.
Miss Frances J 8" rJJth Holbrook will enter a
m. .j Pr"f?,r,vt' school preparatory to
er of Mr. and Bryn Mawr where she will enter later.
- and relatives was that of
wpuno craaxoro, aaugnter or jmr. ana Bryn Mawr where she will enter later.
mrsv v miBxa a. tsraaiora or irvington, m.i mary xiewut will return to Welles
, to Richard Wilder In the chapel of if Presently for her second year's work.
Trinity church. Dr. A. A. Morrison of- M1?" Mary Livingstone will leave the
flciated and Carl Denton was at the or- iaat of ,Sn month for her school at
ran. The altar wss pretty with white 5?."?' Ida, near Boston, which opens
chrysanthemum asters and palms banked October . She jegan her course there
the chancel rail. - Ms Marjorie Hoffman re-
The bride was beautifully "gowned in turns in about two weeks to Bryn Mawr.
white satin angelus ornamented with ."'''
' roae point and pearls and worn with
full length veil taught up with orange Miss Tzetta Jewel, her sister. Miss
Bri5rse.. "Her. later Mri" SS w. 1 he5 mther' Mrs
McGowan of Goldfleld. Nv.. waa th I Jewel-Kenney, have returned from Cal-
matron of honor. She wore corn-ool-1 lfornla. where they spent the summer
".r" r""-n.v"","i.r "I"na bave taken apartments at Four
peas. The bridegroom's brother 'Frank teentn Salmon streets. Miss Hazel
wuoer. was tne oest man and the usn-1 snenaea tne Kevcre Latin school In
riuwum own wu v Jarnest Boston laat year. girls' finishing
Webb.
Following the ceremony there -was a spent the summer with the famllv In
supper at the Portland for the bridal California. H mother was here last
KT.lrjlll.onr-Jar MT'yr and Miss Haiel wUl snend ttSl
iiaer ibii b,i once ror buiii to spena i winter with them
- their honeymoon and will be at home I Friday evening:' thev save a hmme
after October 1 at 7g Kearney street warming at the"? new aDartmSntaH
' f .-ftr TrU-J,r"v.m"5 JftK l0""?-1 ??ut 100 of their frlinda attVndrdT
sidled Mft'itoMtVZvtMT hoateawVTe aterrSntein
popular girls of the Irvington set, their friends by Mrs. Beakevi Mra
There was a great deal of entertaining O'Brien, Mrs. Dana and her daughter
. for her prior to the marriage. Mra Mra. Parker. Georite Baker an,r hi.
Wilder la a brother of Mra. Percy Birth mother, m ra Ttalrar THat-aa w A .
and Is an enthusiastic and clever golf and refreshmenta All the Hunaalow
theatre players were In attendance.
Miss Jewel opens at the Bungalow to-
school. and was graduated In June and
and tennis player.
A marriage of Interest to many, be-,
cause the people are eo well known was
that of Miss Anwylyd Jones and Dr. i
Luther H. Hamilton. Wednesday after
noon, at the home of the bride's pa
ds y.
Eight girls who were members of a
now disbanded card club, entertained
delightfully at dinner laat Thursday at
the home of Miss ' Alice Benson
ir land owner
Who Is connected with a bis- land com
pany owning a great deal or property t
about the sound. The site of the Lewis
and Clark fair grounds has been bought
up by the same people. Mrs. McMillan
has traveled extensively and is a ohsrm-
lng woman. Several have entertained
for her Informally. Mr,, and Mrs. Gay
LioniDtra gave a ainner Monaay even- j
Ins: asklntr Mrs. McMillan. Mr. and Mra.
McCracken, . Miss Llela Shelby, H. O.
ouciney ana w.. nuriourt.
Mrs. I. H. Rand has returned after '
a' five months trip east, where she vls-j
ited her mother and other relatives and!
friends. The cities and mountain towns
of New Hampshire, and Boston took up
most of her time. She visited also
with interest. New York and Coney
Island, the Hudson, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Chicago, Oshkosh and St. Paul,
and returned home by way of Canada,
visiting In Vancouver and .Victoria. Re
turning with her waa Helen Wetzel, i
who has been studying piano In -Boston.
, I
Miss Evelyn , Carey has come into 1
prominence the past . week because of
her heroism In- saving two companions.
Miss Mildred Honeymftn and Miss Hll-
er. irom arownin last Saturday after
noon. Miss Carey Is a popular girl
wun me vounaer set aa wen as witn
her elders and she is being made much
of and hlahlv Draised In snlta of her
own modesty. She Is a daughter of
Judge snd Mrs. C. H. Carey of River-
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Men's $1.00 ' 1.25 anrl R1 S0 TV-ee
Shirts, open front and back, separate
cuffs ; your choice at 25c each.
THOMSON'S CORSETS
95c
Thomson's new Medium Bust Corsets,
lace trimmed, with hose supporters
front and sides. All sizes and best
$1.25 grade. .
LISLE CORSET COVERS
-43 c
Fine rjbbed French Lisle Corset Cov
ers, long sleeves and silk finished
edges. A standard ,75c quality: all
sizes.
$2.00 FLANNEL GOWNS
$1.47
Women's extra heavy Flannel Gowns,
trimmed with embroidery, beading and
ribbon. Best $2.00 grade. All sizes.
$1.50 KID GLOVES r
2-clasp French Kid Gloves, in all new
fall shades and all sizes, on sale Tues
day and Wednseday at $1.00 'a pair.
Gloves fitted. ,
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
$2J53
Extra quality white wool Blankets,
with pink or blue border and silk taped
edge. Best $4.50 grade.
1-
rnlauverihd1' rewMfrfendT we're" 'V, V toml'ne"t
present. The onde s father waa assist- vvne'er. who left yesterday to enter
ed by Dr. Luther R. Dyott in the cere- the Unlreralty of Michigan at Ann
roony. There f rc no attendants. The arKnr a .i.it. . a
V.-WrhT..:;.Whlie ft,n tri,ranJ nd the table arpointraerta were beau
ZHHJFnXkTJX: " J71.,.:" -"5 A". e'Ouf.'lTe Japans, embroil-
l.V,- ilt J 7iZ "I . "m!n-1 ereo ciotn covered the table.
The
ijt rirniill I in 1 ion hMlMSaa awavaa V aa. 1 ,. TJ. vis
To?k fn ' tA. t i I , "2 t-'erolyn Benson, Mlasa Allen. M In
,t Zm 1 " f"l",rbr Eth' -lln. Ml-s Faith Powell. Mlaa
i T-i k "i? "jonths or Bna Strauhal. Miss June Sterling and
JhaTJJid mity, ,ZL. dt25n1 'r' wr Mla 'orrlnne Riley. Their gue.ta
! rwtll u7?V,.m.wi.ro,:ta wrT" Jonn "Wheeler, jack Gravel, Dan
ii4 jihB i r lfk?Jl,()" f Bellinger. William Wakeman. Jerry
jTld i2.? h..T hmaV M'" OoodaaJl. Newton Grlraby. William Det-
U lit I! if,
WOMEN'S RIBBED VESTS
s
Women's fine Ribbed Vests and Pants,
fleece lined, very elastic. Come in
cream only. All sizes. On sale Tues
day only.
42x36 PIClOW CASES
lie
42x36-inch Pillow Cases, regular 12c
grade, on sale Tuesday and Wednes
day only at abov price. Hotel men
take notice.
KIMONO FLANNELS
12i&c
New. Kimono Flannels in pretty fig
ured effects, a great assortment bf
colors ; on sale Tuesday and Wednes
day at regular wholesale cost,
J?AND CALLING 5
CARD5
taine a great deal. There were no rarda. I
WW I Miss lie r ion Jackaon la planning to
' The ofTWra of the Cntted Btatea ?Ta-1 " n t mbout September ft to study
1 ona pn.in iiii iKfirianuai taoquet to I ai-x in .-w 1 ora. aflse Jarkaon Is
th eiff of worker laat nlcht at the
noct imiio nun. j ne party or arnt
went p the river In the launch RM.
C1tT. niter A. Holt was tbe tnaj-t-m
hjm r, Ta table dcorationa were sug-s-:
ive anl emblematic, entirely of nid
and stiver. The ewaa-loa waa a merry
01. and greatly enjoyed.
it it
Mle Helen IUnr. Mist Claire Weld
lit and Mlaa Iaabella Gauld eirrt te
t reit Friday for tbe east. Mlas
liH-r W. J eater Pryn Mawr after a
ililt relatiyes ra Chicago a ad
rf: V WrldW wOl etr
-iwar rtt lea.,
I ' 1 w.:i rnw fcer work
at fTs : i (i. atere Le Is UUe year'
a .r.'
't taleated young woman with mdrh
naiiT- anuiTT m',d her miniature work
wita Mlaa LU v. O Ryan lately haa
attracted a a'-t'xl deal of attention. Her
frienda are glad i.t an. ,a th8
thia opportuifi- t.i .tody further, tn
routa she w-iif iit urm. Kdwln a.
Powers of lii r t;i u.. 1.
wlu retnetobered aa Mlas Belle Mr.
y mnm ' m t charming -!rls
fLV rmtnuT m before he, marriage
tVte'cTArt Hopkins inetl
J04-3O5 306 BCt-eUiCSth
'iSUCHANAN BLTXL WASHINGTON ST.
I
' Mr. sad Mra Arthar H. Drrera liare
etMrM4 te tbelr rriewds tbe enrase-
rt'.L"1 w.iog danslHer. Mlaa
'fct TVa tv mat ,
axraagecneats ba rt Was aia
WEDDING
AND VISITINO : CARDS
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W.G.Sr.IITIf &C0.
Washington" buildino
$1.00 FLANNEL GOWNS
Women's Flannel Gowns in pink and
blue stripe patterns, nicely finished
and our best reguTar $1.00 values. AH
izes.
SATEEN PETTICOATS
Black Mercerized "Sateen Petticoats in
two different styles, made extra' fult
and regular $1.50 grade, Tuesday only.
MEN'S GOLFSHIRTS
Men's soft front Golf Shirts in neat
stripe -patterns with detachable cuffs.
Regular $1.25 grade, and all sizes.
Paris Patterns
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All Seams Allowed
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
Paris Patterns
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All Seam Allowed