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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON. SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 11 l - 20. 1003. . s? f l"- Vw'.V'-..aw If y ui 1 .itHi; nil at week haa been a y on Iwlth two 'large function and bridal party and four other young wo nomber of smaller ones that bar "j,,. th, weidln Wednesday even kapt society busy. Tha presence jng thr wm b M informal reeeptloti t of tha IUllan ahlp In harbor and at tha horaa of Mr. taf Mrf. .k- ji-Ti-fcf T ,ZnHiit of ita -offl-Sng with only the Jbrldal party. (ha delightful hospitality of its orn- tn- JmedJata ralatlvee and a faw In . cer has bean A pleaaant touch. Thalr tlmate f rlanda aa guests. uniform have made a bright apot at j most .of the teaa and dlnnera given Miss Mary Montgomery" returned last i ' during the week. Tha Puglla leavea on Sunday evening after aa extended vlait the ISd and tha ahlp'a departure will east She reft early laat aprlng for . be watched with regret by many. Connecticut to vlalt her brother and ' Mrs. MacMaster'a beautiful dance and hta wife in New Haren. Moat of the Mrs. . Houghton's tea have been the aummer she spent with them at their y , , ," ...v.. . aummer home on Long Island. She haa 'particular ahlning lighta of the meek Ju,t rturnd from vlaitlng with Mr. ' entertainments. Mlaa Strenss weddlne; nH Mra Mnrrla Van Houten on their hi. b hmm AppMMianrA loni informal I ranch at Bhoemaker. N. M. Mra. I entertaining. MIm Houghton's engagement waa the ' first of a number of betrothals of un- 'usual Interest to be announced.. Several others will be made publlo soon, it la I understood, and aa thin has Deen wnis- pered around pretty generally, every I ona ia on the qui vtve for more startling ' 'news at every function attended. ( The costumes worn at the teas given last week show that the new directolre and! sheath gowns in their modified : form will find popularity, with Port- land's 'smartest- women. The long. - . 1 graceful linea -when not made on thu extreme patterns are becoming to every ' .' one, accentuating the etatellness of the taller women and lending height to the shorter ones. Some exceedingly hand some ones were worn last week and it t i Is said that the horse show thla year I i will be a splendid display or me new fashions. A beautiful tea was that given by Mrs. Warren F. Houghton and the Misses Houghton in compliment to Mra. I Robert 8. Howard Jr. Wednesday af- , ternoon. The invitation list included practically all of aoclety and . If waa - one of the prettiest functions given . here in many a day. It formally opened the Season and the assemblage was a . handsomely gowned -one wWh-thelr new fall costumes. Everywhere were beau tiful flowers. The music room was in V red with red roses and the reception rooms in lovely pink chrysanthemum 'shades.; Bride rosea ornamented ' the table in the dining room. '; , . Beautiful- flwrs--werent. in for Mrs. Howard and far Mies Effle Hough ton, i the -announcement ' of whose en traffemenf to Marion Ddlptrcave a de- ilghtful surprise to most of the guests. Mrs. Howard waa a bride -in the spring, . formerly Alrcei von- Desttnon. and -Mr. Howard la. abrothert o Mrs; Houghton. Miss Claire Houghton, was celebrating her- twenty-first Tlrthday-and so ' came in for her share of flowers and felicita tions. In the receiving 'line ' were- Mrs. Houghton. Mrs. Howard and Miss Effle Houghton. Mrs. Houghton wore a hand some gown of black lace over white eat In. -TMrs. Howard was In her wed ding gown of -white lace and satin and wore . beautiful diamond ornaments. Miss Houghton ' wore blue rajah and lacs cut directolre and was the center ; of much attention. Floating about the rooms and receiv ing the guesta were Mrs. J. Wesley Ijadd, Miss Olga von Destlnon, Mrs. C. J. Reed, Mrs. Morton H. Insley, Mrs. John Bhepard- Mrs. John K. Kollock, J.Irs.; David O. Lewis, Miss Martha Moyt, Miss Ella Hlrsch, Miss Miriam ptrong. miss Margaret waiter, . miss Dnrnthv Aforrlson. Miss Grace Warren Miss Leslie Knapp and Miss Marjorle iioirmal. in xne music ruuiu ms, i- v n.nhii'vhit'Mi ln Wel.n Xlnn a rnirh trvl nnnrh and waa as- Yn Houten. who was miss Helen mbo stated Mr. Tllney of Oran J. Rurna W. IX Y hari Tom Rnbertaon. klne Woed. Thaiea Llnthicum, U. Murphy, H. rral f R Rerr, Rodney G I lean, Thomas Brooke, Waller Beeoe. jipMr tv Mai .Hlrsch, Miss Fi Tork. The raat week Mr. and Mrs. Howard of St. Louis, who baa been7 at the Portland botl, have been enter- talned a aood 1m1 by the Joasolyna. Mr. Howard la Dissident of tha Com- I munWHlth Steel com uu r of St. Louis ana was bare attenditiir tne maater me- Iehaalos' convention. The Howards and the Josselyns are old friends from UL Ixitite and enjoyed many reminiscence logemer. - Mlaa ribreno Koha entertained at bridg Wednesday afternoon at the Port land with four Ublea for th game. Her guests ware Mlaa Halea Roeenfeld. Miss Amy BeUer of Ban Franolaco, Miss Hen rietta Harria, Mia Oertrud White, Miss pii xiiracn, miss rrancea jaooos, mis sa Helen Coolant a. irsoh. Miss Kmliy niiy, it . Mia Wlandlv. Mlaa A m v John D. Carson. William ir-rv, Jr"."""?- oderlck Marl ear, Andrew j."" .V. m I T nrZ ur ni f. ui . . uV. nryette iauer. isa miaa Jiax- Don Munroe. Frank wiiaer, M O0D,nClT - "-Jl',-'' Vh ? Hawley... Hoffman, Ma n. Ban iYancleco. Mlaa Beatrice Baar of Knner? BeMti'i'-v"'" Chf Holbrook. luymond Wilcox, Mr. r;--- fcfias Helen Van I ,B... r.fl,' Oppenheliner, Miss Hawley .Hoffman, ax anow, (tan anolspo, Reed. Clifton MoArtlMr, Lewla McAr-1 h,rlln Mj u, n ' u;i.i,..M. Kfnrrla WhltehOUSS, Harry Falling, Klllott Corbett. Hamll- sa Flora, Flelschner, w Mrs. Warren K. Thomas expects to ton corDaii, e-rnjjai " leave Wednesday for New Tork to plaoe Mfe'vVrW-lfl ' "thter. MU. Jeanette Thomi. in Ir H. C. Jefferds. Mr. Wataon, Mr. school at Osslnlns-on-the-Hudson. She Horsley, Mr. McNeir, Antoine Iabbe, lr- will remain n the city for several weeks -A'.Kir Robert Btronir. Harold to attend the onera after the seaaon Strong, Harold Wells, win Minor, opens in xnovemoer ana expecia to near Pierre du Flon,' Marlon Dolph, Dick a number of good concerts. Mrs. Jones, Mr. Young, Leland gmitn, Mr. i nomaa i one or tne moat discrimtnat- Boodle, t aptaln lnaing, nnnaia w in niuui vi j-urunu, wno icaas in kanale. Plowden Stott, John Kmerson all things musical. Her acquaintance of th Italian battlonhip, Puglal. aho will renew number of friendships .A- I VII UQi TIOJV, . : v . Tne rortiaua oww w ... v.. v. m . . . a i ASA a bb I aa vvtii nuv ia wm making eiaoorate piana xor tne wmmi i , . .iv. . w.i. season ana expected home today to begin ar. of tha moat delightful clubs In the rangements for tha. first concert of the cltr. . Th new club house has already Steera-Comao serlea, Wednesday. Octo- oE&ulnW Opera' .rT.t'Ma4el Ba?ifrd' S.Jr LJWttn amonJ Vl?ff dwelN m Jacoby. Rlccardo Martin and Qui. 3Ji, ttTiL enoe Campanarl. Miss Steers Is Tecov. mrm nil m l Vila b,. ri' a convenient club house for entertalnlna becaoae tha coif club is too far removed for many. A sign oi tne irapunrnj licmuni the ex clusive down-town aet who propose to 4v' j '? W 'if- Jf . J PsJ , . . .,"' '' m : id lllf' i - i ' - III pa erln raoldlv from her accident and wilt soon be able to e out again. i'" ' Mrs. Alma D. Kata and Mrs. Everett Ames entertained Informally at bridge Wednesday afternoon with about five tables. Mrs. Ames is making a short visit in tsaiem and will return tomor row to prepare for an extended trip tnrougn California in uctoDer. Jay S. Hamilton, president of the Irvlngton club, haa just returned from i months' trip to California.' Plans will soon be set on foot for the winters af faire at the club. The usual at homes for the members will be riven and the annual reries of larger subscription dances for the friends of -the club will be repeated. Mr. and Mra. Blaine R. Smith and their family have returned from their pretty cottage at Seaside, where they have entertainea tneir irienas extensive ly throughout the summer. They have moved Into their new house at Fifteenth and Halsey streets in Irvlngton. ; Mrs. C. E. 8. s Wood, Mra David T. Honeyman, Miss Josephine Smith. Miss Frances Wilson, Miss Alice Howe and Miss Margaret Walter were guests at tea or tne rugua orncers Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Marcus Flelschner and Miss Flora Flelschner plan to leave for New Tork in November, there to spend a few week before a-oing to Europe on an extended vlalt In Italy they will be Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blumaue and their daushter. Mlu II1 lilu mauer, who plan to laave Portland at me same limn, out will tnd tn Christmas holiday in Naw Tork- Mia Fleleohner le an . anoompllahed slnao arid may put in some time ia etujy wuue auroaa. , , A. goed deal of regret -ia, expressed over the announcement that tha W. J Burna family will booq remove to San Francisco to make their home. fnr many years tne iiurns ramlly haa led In aoolaty and the daugbtera of the family, of whom there are several, have been among th most popular of the younger -, mim, nures wui aeji rrom Mi aariy in tne monta to Join Mr. Iiurns here and th removal will soon after be eueeievi it is unaereiooa. Mies Helen Spalding's Wednesday afternoon reception at the First Unita rian church parlors brought out a large number of har friends to aiva trMiinr to tne tuwaent ot tne women a Alli ance of that church. Brte-ht autumn aster and various greeneries gave their charm and beautiful roses added the toucn or in aeparun- summer. The oooaston was mucn enjoyea Mr. and Mrs. R. La Bar re pood win and Miss Goodwin are planning to leave soon for Europe, where Mr. floodwla will put In his time in further study and work. They expect to leave early In October and will vlalt Miss Good win's brother In Chicago briefly and thence will go to Florida to remain tlU they sail about . January or February. After that their plana are indaflnlu and they may remain abroad for era! veara. Prior to his departure Mr. Goodwin will give an exhibition of tils work in his studio in the Coinmert-UI building. The famous, Rooaevell door will be displayed along with a number of Mr. Uoodwtn'a landscapes around Portland, and hla atudlee of gain and fish, Mra. uood win's still lire etudlaa. too, will b on display. . Mr. and Mra Hanry Ladd Corbett have arrived from Europe and are visit ing Mra, Corbett' parents, Mr. and Mra Hovt in New Tork. Thar are ex pected home in the near future and some elaborate entertaining la being planned AV Ik. t.,1,. Mr. and Mra Guy Webster Talbot and their little daughter, Jane, and thalr slaPar. Miss Geraldlne Talbot, will leave next Sunday on a visit to New Tork. Mia Talbot haa become popular dur ing her visit here. , ....... f- . -WW ,-, : ' Merle O. Campbell, a graduate laat year from Hill Military academy, left Tuesday for Ann Arbor to enter the law department of tha University of Mlchl ran. Tha naat year he haa been taklna- graduate work at Hill's. His ' HUda .Jacobs and her brother, Adolphe Jacobs, .were the rues t a of Mr. and Mrs. Iv N. FTelscltner at Seaside laat weeltv The Flelaehner closed their house there yesterday for tke aummer season ana returned to town. . ' ,. (Continued, on Pag Three.) Wl XATX OTTOBOWV our present quarter and on October 1 will remove to a beautiful new store at 148 Sixth streeL near Morrison. , We do not' want to move mora merchandise than w can help. Prices On every, stamped or embroidered article In our store. , Completed Articles Beautifully hand-embroidered rUl rillUW, VlUa W f t .UV aaVaae4t1 2.50 Sofa Pillows, values to $11.00.... ...,....., S5.00 rtim.w. TMn. ,.t.,A. I. tl M . IVU .,WUD, l ,.UV,n, , Ctnter Pieces, values to tS.00.. Night Gowns, values to $$.00... Chemisevalues to $10.00...;.. Stamped Pieces for Embroidery S2.SO Sl.OO S5.SO 95.00 No good reserved: none stamped to order Night Gowns, regular $2.00 value .......... t.urwn wivflra, rvcuutr Bin vsuues ... Shirt Waists , v-enwr riwes, regular BO values . ... Hemstitched Linens, value to $J.S0 ,.. S1.2S .. 38 ' . . 99 .. 40 " S1.19 KO BXJJTOS BTOBBS The Needlecraft Shop 383 Washington Street, near West Park - , Styl es '9 In LaJics Suits ' arc up-to-Jate as shown ty Drake & Swan Company , ; , 415 Waalimgton V Strict . Exceptional Values ia Exquisite Evening Gowns . WfilllJfflB ) AND CALLING ' i3UCHANAM BlDd WASHINGTON 6t V WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS W. G. SMITH & CO. WASHINGTON BUILDING 1 r 5-Day s' Sale mresiMills" Underwear Sample ."Miss Miriam Strong, Fiance of Harry Stlnson Sladen. i . Phentograph by Aune. t M,WIn" Sa th. , da, daughter of.Mra.X.W. .rflf in ronm Mr-. T. Tl. Wilcox. Mrs. I "ul or rriniana, ; , " - . . . - -. . , i Antrtsiinff .nr Hiatar. miss t i&rft flia:- riowaru ' ...j .' ik vatson I "iui,reu wrfc " , HIm Ladd Corbett. Mrs. Mather and Mrs. ; J. Frank Mrs. Wil", MVorbett ana Mrs. mrtin, her.home. 1wltMrser j'f. MrDolprwas'dUnrahed foo"Z Kret 'are doing Bohemia. Where thoy i. . iVi.nM. .. iiim utln Mrt went to , attend . .the exposition at KnlpaenowToreVeUow Prafue and staid to tour the country aatlA. Mra. Ladd was in a beautiful around. 0 mhrM.rii HnMrla irown over Dale W W blue silk. Miss von Destlnon wore Mr. and Mrs. 'William MacMaster en hydrangea blue marquisette over blue tertalned charmingly Tuesday evening silk, ornamented with handsome lace. ... . k-t-n their atfmrt ur. Bh.n.H wnra mhlta lace as d d with a dance at Ardgoul. tneir aitraci- - also Mrs. Kollock. Mrs. C. J. Rcetl ive suburban home, near the golf links. wore pale yellow satin cut princeas; The dace Is one of the handsomest and te.1.""1,," J"Ki?5.i!?i5S moat complete in Portland and was ex Mlaa Hovt wore white lace: Miss Hlrsch ceptionallv attractive that evening with was In white lace; Mlsa Strong was in I scores of oriental lanterns glimmering rin'gVlerey fiSS 'TZll 22 rlson wore a white princess frock cut which has beeft left irf its. native tat directolre: Miss Warren was In white 0f beauty. Indoors; there was dancing lace; miss wormian in wnite inmmea . th ..ii... wa- nrettilv arramred with handsome old embroidery in blues ana tn" 8"" .P. , 7 ' and -pinks and Miss Knapp in white, for supper. Mrs. MacMaster waa hand Miss Claire Houghton was charming some In a stunning gown of white chlf inAr" TOlSfcrowro? handsome band. , ol ! -11- who seldom goea out now was prevailed ver woven In. It waa cut seml-prlncess upon to come down and aha looked on the lone sheath lines and gave a very beautiful in black silk and received smart appearance. Her three young much attention. . Wilder'a orchestra daughters who sre not out yet were in played throughout the afternoon. the company and attracted much atten- Of course attention centered about tlon In their simple girlish frocks. " Miss Houghton when her engagement The Invitation Hat Included JUr. abd was made known. Miss Houghton is Mrs. Richard Jfunn, Mr. and Mra. David " one of th most popular of the younger t. Honeyman, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. A1-; et and Is a prominent flarure in all thelvord, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. "Wheeler, Mr. vounr neonle s functions hrre. flha haal.nH Mra J Wralev Ladd. Mr. and Mrs. a charming, unaffected manner and Is I E. G Shevlin. Mr. and Mrs. John- Kol- an arrorapllahed planiate. Ehe Is the I lock, Mr. and Mrs. Morton 11. Insley, aranddauchter of Colonrl an1 Vfra R I u. -XTra Patt.rann Kfflnrer. Mr. B. Howard, a cousin of Mra J. Wealeyjsnd Mrs. Percy Birth. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ladd and a niece of Mr. and Mra I Allen Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. David Cham James Flower "of New York, who are I bra Lewla. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. prominent in New Tork social rlrclee. I Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mulr, Her cousin, one of the Misers Flower. I Ur mnA Mra. William H. Warrens. Mr. msrrled Pierre Lorillard Barbey. Ua-1 and Mra. Frank M. Warren Jr.. Mr. and rion Dolph Is a son of the late Senator I Mrs. Fred O. Sykea, Mr. and Mra. J. I. Dolpn and a nephew of Mr. and Prank E. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mr C. A. Delph. He la a WUllame Corbett. Dr. and Mr. Herbert 8. Klcb- a-radoate and at FnlUge won fame for ola. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kerr. Mr. and his proweas In football He Is a prom- Mra. Out W. Talbot. Mr. and Mrs. Fred nmi memwr oi tne leaaing nuba of p,,. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Arer, Mr. and the eity and la esprclally active In tht u4Vlrt R. Howard Jr.. Mr. and InlTerslty club, for several rears he Mrs. n c. Meara. Mr. and Mra Walter Bi,wbUVLtnP."r''r on l" Mu,t F. Burrell, Mr. and Mra John Shepard. . . fP anJ Mra. i-. rxjwmra ureue, ar. ana ww Mra William T. Brewster, Mr. and Mra Th event of prominence this week Bert Ball. Mrs. Frank VinctDuMond, will be the wedding of ... Miriam Z iah rtHaT MraAr einma ana narrf stimsoa SJadea at tha I C Ml noil. First Presbytertaa church Wedneadavi Wlae Henrietta railing. Mlaa May Ten in a. The mLI of hn .,rT ralllnr. Miss Sally Lewis, Miss Mary evenwr xne maid or honor wUl be Uvinastoae. Mlaa Effle Houghton. Mies in'm "''' me ononmiMi niiln Houghton. Miss Alta smith. Miss M a Katfejfn Burns and Mies Effia IAlle Smith. Mlsa Maraaret Walter. ,,c.un. K neweii or 8an Mlas Italia Knapp, Miss Khoda Failing, Jancleco, a brother ef the rWwaJli here. I Mlaa Erneatlne Falllnc Miss Olive FaH- ' ' T oeat mB and the aabera n(. Mlsa Amy Heltaba, Mlaa Avdlne wi.l be Walter B-eoe. Arno Botbwaii, Webster ef Brooklyn, Mlas Frances l'r.d Hrwt, Ro4erlrk Macleay, Bert Wliwm. Mia Joan BrewnUe, Miss Ixro- vT r,Vii Cll'''r Murphy. thy Morrienm. MLse Oraoe Warren. Mlaa s Rhea FatitDr rare a prty rreiwee Warren. Mlae Aaderaon, Miss ' ' ' tt Jtiae PtroRg. 7 ha Martaa Hayt, Mlaa Leeiise Carey. Mlaa f "'.",, Bnme, Mtae liwrk. sosi4 gttt Mlas iea row Deatlnow. tn. M lee Freest ifMi raliiag. Mlaa O.lve Mlaa wni!e Hir-rk. Mlae Llela 1. MynrM Cat. In, Mlaa eheiny, Mlae Ora-r1-a Thomraow. Mlae tf ,.' Lt1 trom Mra J. Has! tlrh, Mlae Beatrice Baar. Mlae i. eofi tr f tae fcride ,el. fwki, BMdia, Mlae Miriam Utro-a. ' W'aM tia . rt-rt, , V tee Mer-rt Hffmaa, Mlae Carrte Tr.'vrTrw eei,ta Mr. and Mra. Oar- nrrm. Mae lulae Flairdera. Mlas ,,.. re-. I wM eirala at ;!r.r at rvuy Hewit. Wise Kathleea Bama ir. I 4 far r .3'a- a&a us geta Vim rtmnf H 1 be tae Me Btli Kimrmu air. inarcfca&aa awirk bride ef Victoria, loin. . The hostesses for th year will be three of the most popular matrons of the Heights set Mra A. C. Panton, Mrs. A. D. Carlton and Mrs. James D. Hart. Their names will secure the social success of the club, ..for their popularity and social' prestige is not limited to the Height set. Much In terest awaits the announcement of their first function. . i it Mr". W. F. Stine entertained at bridge Friday afternoon; at . her JVlllamette Heights home with, five tables. The prlies were' won-by Mrs." Rumelln and Mrs. Mlnto. The rooms were prettily decorated with cut flowers. Mfs. Stlne's fuests were Mra A. C. Panton, Mrs. ohn A. Keating, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. J. C Elrod. Mrs. M. L. Holbrook. Mrs. W, C. Knighton, Mrs. Ouy W. Talbott, Mrs. Frank Rigler, Mra. C. N. Huggina, Mra C. W. Hodson, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. John W. Mlnto. Mrs. Charles E. Rumelln, Mra Mark Gill, Mrs. Gilbert. Mra Goorge H. Nottage, Mra P. L. Willis, Mra Louis Gerlioger, Mrs. May, Mra. W. A. Hatha way, Mrs., P. I. Packard. Mrs... John Haak, Mrs. C. W. Sherman, Mrs. F. 8. Belcher, Miss Morse and Miss Packard, w w Mrs. Harrison Corbett entertained in formally Friday afternoon In compli ment to Mrs. Howard Corbett and Miss MajtCorbett of Brooklyn, recent comers to Portland. Harrison Corbett is a brother of Mlsa Corbett and. Howard Corbett Miss Corbett has proved a most popular guest since- her-arrival about a fortnight since. As she is in mourning for her mother she is not vet going out much but a number of ln- rormai things have been done, for her Only relatives and a few Immediate friends were asked in by Mra. Corbett ana ene was assistea dv miss Kathleen Burna Miss Gladys Weldler, Miss Latta and her own sister. Miss Avellne Web ster, of New Tork, who la making a prolonged vlalt here. w Invttatlona have been sent out by Mr. and Mra Henry von Oroenewald for th wedding reception of their daughter. ill We are Portland headquar ters for' this ; famous under wear and offer some extra special values for Mon day, Tuesday and Wed nesday. "Forest Mills" Medium Weight Union Suits, perfect fitting and nice ly finished, $1.50 QQ grade. Sale . . . 0C THE STORE NOTED FOB BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES Sample -Waists A maker's entire sarriple line . j of white Lawn, Linen, Mull, Silk and Wool Wists, on sale at regular wholesale cost ' of making. Remember here's but, one of a kind. No exchanges. Skirts Sample Dress.; Skirts in ali popular "Fall " shades ; also about 25 fine, black Voile and Panama Skirts voiles with or without drop. We've marked these to sell at about one third off regular prices. "Forest Mills' Vests, Pants and Tights, in medium weight, for present-wear, all sizes. Sale 47c AH Pure Non-Shrink-able Wool Vests and Pants, in gray and cream, reg. $1.50 grade. Special at , 98c I'Forst Mills" Medium Weight Ribbed Union Suits, finished with slk tape. On sale for 3 days . , 50c Miss Grace Faulkner von GroenewaM. and Henry Barter Jr.. which will take place mat-soar evenlnr. October 1. from I until 19:10. at tha homa 114 Wheeler street. Immediately after the wedding accomplished pianists whoee work baa attracted a great deal of favorable comment w w The Irvlngton club championship ten nis tournament wlU open at -th club lomotrow and even thourh onlr mem bers are admitted to play there la a good deal of Interest taken In the tour nament and there will doubtleae be a rood many vial tore. The Multnomah club tournament, which closed yester day has bald the attention for tha past two week a WW B 8. Joaeelya left yesterday for St Loots with hi young da ash tec. Mil- j dred, and hla aoa, Beaag Joaeelya Jr. The twa chndrea win eater th Prta-i ctpia school tbet-e, aa esclualva ckoel Ita a eevere course and military In- etrvetto for boya Mlaa Mildred ts en ter! r. a vnoa ner second rear there and toe eloW daarnter waa aAduated l Jana, Mr. Jeeaelya wlU as oa te New Women's Fine Ribbed Vests . and Pants, n good fall weight, full -line- of sizes. Q Sp'l, garment. . . X JC Women's Fine Pure White Fleece Union Suits, a splendid fitting $1.25 garment. Qf Sale ..QIC A SALE OF sj Mew Fall at 60c on the 250 Smts Dolllar Sale New Fall Suitings Monday For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we place on sale : a full line pf this season's ooDular weaves and colorings at specially, low prices. Note these : 38-in. Wool Suitings, plain colors and Her ringbone stripes ; best . 65c quality Special, yard.. OUC M ONDAY, TUESDAY AND. WEDNESDAY we offer for sale 250 Sample Suits at 60 cents on the dollar of actual value. This is without doubt the finest collec tion of High-Grade Suits in the city today. We secured this lot of suits at a price very much under the regular, and are going to sell them at like reductions. . Only One of a Kind Being samples, there's but one of a kind a point well worth remembering. - The styles have a decided tendency toward the "Directoire," and the materials comprise every novelty brought out this season, as well as the staple browns, blues and blacks. The trimmings and linings are, of course, strictly new and novelrlf-'you- intend buying a Tailored Suit, now is your chance. A few specimens on display in our Morrison street window. No charge for alterations during this sale. 44-in. Wool Panamas, in a complete line of all newest shades for Fall;4est $1.00 7 HO grade, yard. .... i DC 44-in. stripe Serges, Chevrons, Fanam as, v etc;; standard $1.25 grade anywhere in ,town, per yard . . .. . $1.00 19-inch Black Taffeta Silk, splendid weight and quafity Monday, Tuesday and CA, Wednesday. .... DUC 1 27-inch Black Taffeta Silk, fully guaranteed, fine deep black and extra , heavy- yr Special, yard. . . . I JL "Forest Mills" . Fine Silk and Wool Under wear, finished " In the finest possible manner' and best $3 0 f Q values -ayiat L V W7f n CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS. 36-ih. Black guaranteed Taffeta, all pure silk and best $1.25 grade On sale for 3 Q7 -days .......... Of C ewaawanaBBaaaaaBBBBaaBBBsas. ' ' 56-inch all-wool Cloak ings, in stripes, checks, plaids and plain : col ors; $2.25 r grades, at...eDleJU Hosiery Gloves Umbrellas Muslin Wear HII Children's , Heavy Ribbed Stockings for school wear, double heel and toe, 11 best 18c grade, pair. . . 1 1 C Women's Fine Ribbed Fast Black Hosiery, double heel and toe and rrguLax 65c grade ....... 47c 2-clap French Kid Gloves in all popular colors for fall, bur regular $1.50 QT grade . ....iJjC 16-button Long Lisle Gloves in black, white and tan. reg ular $1.25 grade, a "TF Pir .. IDC Men'a and Women's Um brellas, in natural and fancy handles, ,best rain- n"f proof cover. Sale ... J C Spl lot Women's Umbrellas, best gloria top strong para gon frame., steel ( MPJ rod, $2.50 grade . . 0 1 4 1 Fine Cambric GownS in rib bon and embroidery trimmed ' styles, long or short sleeves. . Special . . . . 7 C Fine Cambric Skirts with deep embroidery i flounce, fine tuck trim'd, best A"j reg. $L50 values ....7l C. ... 5,.