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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY. EVENING,.'. AUGUST 28.M914. 9 J- I wnat J)'ociety i5 Poms iSP lk vr RS. J. B. Montgomery has V received a cable announcing .1 V 1 the marriage . yesterday in : London of her daughter. Miss Margaret Montgomery and Lieutenant Rofue Falrchlld Zogbanm Jr.. U. S' N. attache to the American - embaeey in London, and now assigned to duty looking after the interest of the Ger man embassy In London.1'. The engage, ment was announced the middle of the month in Portland and owing to the unsettled condition abroad the wedding wss arranged for an early date. Miss Montgomery has . been -' abroad :. for a number of years In company with her mother and sister, Miss - Elise Mont gomery, - Mrs. Montgomery . left her daughters Tlsltlng In England and re turned home for the - summer. The wedding Is the culmination , of a ro mance of long standing. , Lieutenant Zoghanm was In London on a two months' absent leave. At the outbreak of war he found It Impossible to secure psssage for home and wss assigned to duty with the "American embassy. : The details of the wedding ere lack ing as yet Mrs. Zogbaum Is one of the most Interesting girls of . the younger, set She is strikingly pretty with a crown of .sunny golden hair: and a bright vivacious manner. . She has . won quite a name in her writing as author of several short stbrie. "The Ambassadress" and, her. latest U lumps Is a poem "A Requiem," ' which the British Review published last winter. Her father, the late J. B. Montgomery, was Identified with the . making of pioneer history In Oregon. - Mrs. Mont gomery 4s one of the most prominent matrons in society. Mr a. Zogbaum Is a sister of Mrs. Walter F. ' Burrell, Mrs. Henry Russell Talbot and. Harry Montgomery. Lieutenant Zogbaum Is the on of f r. cib- ' -c i II v$ II jj " "'"sssivsBBSBBSBWJes1" , ' Mrs, Rufus Fairchud Zogbaum, for merly Miss Margaret Montgom ery, a popular Portland society girl, who was married in Lon don yeeterday. to this city and Is visiting her slater, Mrs. E. H. Schlapp, of 19s Ainsworth avenue. . , Mrs. Martin Battler, her daughter, Miss Edna. Miss Lena Battler of Ann Arbor Mich.; and Miss Irene Mosher returned to Portland Friday after a month's stay, at Seaside in the Royae Knoll cottage. , : Largest Crowd Sees : Southwest Stepping Centralis, Wash. Aug. 28. The blg gest crowd of the week witnessed the races .at 'the Southwest Washington fair yesterday, the attendance being estimated at 2500. The crowd; was given an extra measure with two run ning events. Following are the re sults: ' 2:12 trot, $500 purse: Dr. McKinney (Lance).....:.. S 3 Lady W. (Shell) ......... 3 2 2 Oakland jCoore (Squires) ... . .4 4 4 Dr. Wayo (Ward) .L 1 l time, 2:16H. 4:16. 2:15H Special nace. 3250 nurse: - Delmas . (Hogoboom) ...... . . 5 Hal Norte. (Woodcock .......8 May Davis (Davis) -. ....... 1 Aldlne (Todd) ...2 Mrs. ' Eugene Bland (Miss Ida Shea) , whose wedding was an event of 1 . last .evening. k . v Rufus Falrchlld Zogbaum Sr of New York, artist and author of renown. Dr. It. B. von Klein Smld Honored. Themany friends of Dr. and Mrs. R. B. von Zdela Smld will be Interested to know of the hoaor that has. come to them. Dr. von Klein Smld has been elected president' of the University of Arlsona, which Is located at Tucson. Dr. von. Klein Smld la a graduate of Northwestern . university . at Chicago and has had extensive training In Ea rope. For a number of - years be has been professor of psychology and edu cation at De PaUw 'university at Oreencastle, Jnd, and "the" last .two years has been conducting the depart ment of research at., the Indiana- re formatory for boys. Mra von Klein Smld -will be remem bered ' as ' the talented i and charming Miss Elisabeth Sawyers, who made her home. In Portland for four years. with her sister, .Mrs; Fletcher? Llnn-f '.- Bland-She Wedding.. : Miss Ida" Marie . Shea , became . the bride of Eugene Bland last evening at a pretty home ' ceremony,- the ReVi Father Cooney off lclaUng. - Miss Shea was a beautiful bride lather, robe of oft ivory satin draped with a deep tunic of rose point lace and long square train falling from : the shoulders,'; Her veil , was - becomingly arranged about her face with a circle' of orange blos soms Catching It in place, and , It fell In filmy folds to the hem of her gown. Her only ornament was a platinum and diamond pendant, the gift . of the bridegroom.-.' She -' carried - a great shower of flowers, orchids, white, rose . buds and. lilies of the valley.- ; ; ; Martin J. Shea gave his daughter in marriage and Miss Dagmar KoreU was maid of honor.' Little Maxlns Shea, -a cousin of - the bride, - was- ' the ring bearer,, and Walter Gadsby was beet .man. ' ; - '?, ';. . Just prlo to . the' ceremony Mra. William Caetleman. (Ethel -Shea)' sang in charming style ; "Thou Art -Like Unto , a -Lovely Flower,, accompanied by Miss Mayme Helen Flynn. - -The house war a bower of flowers. whit and pink asters and smilax be ing combined in charming- effect. About SO guests were- assembled for the ceremony and reception. Including the relatives and most intimate friends of the bride and bridegroom. - Mr. and Mrs. .Bland will leave soo for their honeymoon trip of several months duration in the east Mrs. Ordwsy Writes Dedicatory -Poem.' ;-; : ' S.f: Miss. Josephine Burns Hoben- will re cite itne beautiful dedicatory poem comoosea. dv Airs. June McMillan nrii. Wav." attth . TOreAentfttlnn . n th olt-v of. Portland of a memorial fountain by ine - women's Auxiliary, Company H. Second Orcnm. TI R v tn t,ir. r,i.. on Wednesday afternoon - Sentember 2. at 3 o'clock. The poem is one of the nest zromtne pen or June Mac Mil J an Ordway. and Miss Hoben will render It in her usual charming and sympathetic maimer. To Visit , in Canada. , Mr. and Mrs: Adam: Rtinn if rnw land yesterday for Calgary for a visit with vthelr son, Herbert Buppe. En route they will spend a few days at ao. .. . , Society Notes. - I- C R. Hollowaya former teacher in the -Park River,- N.-D., schools and John Montgomery, of the faculty ot Fresno. CaL. ' high school, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.. W. F. Honey et their 'home near Gresham. Mr. Mont gomery wiu "leave- ror;. California to morrow. . , . ... A Jolly party-arrived from Cannon Mrs.. W. "H. Chatten.and children of mverwooa. airs.: lu or san Francis co . and Mr. ; Hayes of Jjew York city. The party were guests of Mrs. M. card at her- new cottage Just finished this season. v . ' Miss ' Elizabeth ' . Hoben left last Wednesdav for An extend!) inlmim la southern . Oregon, where she will visit inenoa in jaarsnxieia ana. JNOrtb Bend. Many delightful events are ' being piannea in ner nonor. . ' George T. Horwltt has returned home arter a two weeks ' vacation trip In eastern .Oregon. r Miss -s Jennie1 Haggerty - of Denver. Colo who has spent ths- past four months in San Francisco, has returned 6 2 1 dd) ...2 3 Black Joe (Frank) ...........4 4 In the 2:14 pace Wednesday, J. C B. ran: away from the flelo. Mack N. was second, Aldine, third and Major Hardy, fourth. The time was 2:11. In the 2:18 trot. Kenneth won. The Frisco was second, Mack Fitzstmmons was third and Jerry Zombrero fourth. The time was 2:15." MASSES FOR POPE'S SOUL Rome, 'Aug. 28. Cardinal Vannutelll celebrated today the first of the 81- tlne chapel masses for the repose of the soul of the late Pope Pius X. Every cardinal In Rome participated in the services. ' 17, X,bs. Suarar S1.00. See Ben A. Bellamy's ad. page 5. Ad. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES THE LIFE CAREER .. - . - . - . . . . . "Schoollnr in 'Toath iboald - lnvarUbljr be directed to prepare a peraoa -la the best waf foe the beet permanent occupation for whics be to capable," President C. W. KUot. This is the Mission of the Oregon Agricultural College - Forty-sixth School Year Opens SEPTEMBER 18th, 1914 Write for illustrated too-page Book let, 'The Life Career,- andior CaU-. log containing full information. . .. . Degree Courses - : Agriculturei Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry, Poultry .Husbandry, Horti culture. Agriculture for Teachers. Forestry, Logging Engineering. Home Economical Domestic Science, Domes tic Art Engineering Electrical, Irriga tion. Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining. Ceramics.. Commerce, Pharmacy,- Industrial Arts. - i Vocational Courses - Agriculture, Dairyin g, Horn e Makers', Course, In dustrial Arts, Forestry, Business Short Course. . - School of Music Piano, String, Band, -Voice Culture. . r annua ; Zailaeaa , Coorae vy ' Hall Tree, ' Addroaa THE BEOXS33LAJL, (tw.7.1S to 19) Oorrmllla, Orerea. Oonciv. Charflc Pnrchcsc3 f.Icgc Tomorrow and Remainder ol This Month Go on September Accounts, Payable October 1 Portland Apents Gossard Front-Lace, Nemo, Dlcn Jolle. Don Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets Dept. Second Floor Fancy Bos stationery at : v 49c Each , : . ; - MAIN FLOORCorrespondence Cards, Paper ; and - Envelopes , pift. up , ia , dainty roserpink box. White -paper with - fancy rose-pink initial Paper, Cards .'and En veiopes tied -with rose-pinic rib-; Q. bon. Priced very special, box. I yH&Fh ANl N"VaV t T Reliable Merchandise 4- Reliable Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 " Home Phone A-6231 Dainty New Rallllngs at 29c Yard -r .. MAIN FLOOR -Plain and Fancy Rnf flings in - nets, chiffons, shadow laces, lawns, silks, etc- Good variety of styles to select from. Some with fancy colored edges. ; Width 'range from .1 -to OQra 3 inches. -Priced special, yard... e7t Reduce the High Cost ."of Living Save Stamps - JVi I' k . r ' ' ' . . sbbbv- i m m - r . sjl i TO Aw mm MAMW Given With Cash Purchases Made M Ml -Pepsurllinmeimtls TOM Money or "S. & H." Stamps enable you to possess certain things you want. But the Trading Stamps have an advantage over money in that they are given to you and yet they are as good as gold in the "S. & H." Premium Parlors. You increase your income and enlarge your buy ing power by saving "S. & H." Stamps. The premiums you get are the same goods you would purchase, with this difference: They cost you nothing. Tomorrow we will give double stamps with all cash purchases amounting to 10c or more made in all departments of. the store. Thnfty women, and men, too, will take advantage of this special offer and supply their personal and home needs and secure a double discount on their pur chases. Shop in the morning and avoid the afternoon crowds. Premium Parlors on Fourth Floor. -Stamp Booth on Main Floor. 89.95 White Hats at $2.95 $7.95 Trimmed Hats $1.48 SECOND FLOOR Tomorrow we offer for. Final Clearance our en tire line of White Satin 'Hats in latest models for street' wear. Wing, breast and ribbon-trimmed. Hats selling, heretofore up to $9.95. Priced very spe- fl QK cial at P4-r.e7U SECOND FLOOR Choice of our entire stock Summer . Hats of Milan and Hemp braids, in good assortment or the wanted shades, trimmed with flowers, feathers, ribbons, etc. Hats worth up to Pri..'?.r..s"-$1.48 Under anasioM Epiaeopal IHeoeae ef Orat-oa. Fall term - (tarts Sept..vSS, , 191i. grammar sehoet and eeUage preparatory oeeissa, - Con. patent inatructiea ia all.BTaacaea. Sen4 for aooklat "Wnare tora are trainee to think," Addraaa Shep Boo'.t goheaj. Tamil ill. Or. - HIL.L, MILITARY ACADEMY A Select Noe-SeeUriea BoatcBataad Day SeKool ifSfr- Military Diidpliae; SmaU CtmtK Mem l eachen. Garetul wporruioo aecawe law In that are mot attained ekewbere. Setui for caulee - - O RTLAN D, OR EG ftrl' MISS : CATLLPTS BOARDING : AND ' , DAY SCHOOL Opees Its fonrth year September 1C - Prepare for eastern colleges a ad aeboeia.' Primary and Intermediate departments, Monteaaorl depart. meat tor : little cblldrea. Bojrs accepted In primary department. Goaraee is Art. afoale and Dramatic Work.. Open - to visitors - during uinmer mi in rone . aweciy-uura Bcreei. Portland, Onna. . , . - . ., . . Girls' $10 Coats for 85.98 Dept. Second Floor Very newest Fall Styles in full length box back models with deep cuffs and storm collar. Excellent quality baby lamb material, also wide-wale cords with velvet collar and cuffs. Coats whioh wculd ordinarily sell QQ at $ia Ages 6 to 14. Special for PJei70 Girls' $7.50 Coats for$4e98 Apes 6 to 14 Years, SECOND FLOOR Girls' School Coats of fine quality Astrakhan, in navy blue and brown. Box style with deep cuffs, storm, col lar and latest sleeves. Extra well tailored. Ages 6 to 14. Coats worth $7.50. OA QO Priced special for Saturday at JVxeaO SI Bloomer Dresses 49c Bargain Circle 1st Fir. 11 1 r Girls Bloomer Dresses of light and dark col ored percales in neat patterns. Also a few crepes in this lot Ages 2 to 6 years. ACkp Dresses worth to $1.00. Special at .... . AH Children's Colored Wash Dresses GQf selling up to $2.50, Saturday special at aO.C Odd lines Colored Wash Dresses selling from $3.00 to $12.50, now at ............ PRICE Coat and Suit Sale Extraordinary I Women's Suits and Coats Selling Fomerly Up to $35, On Sale Saturday lor $5.00 Garment Dept., Second Floor WOMEN'S COATS Splendid assortment of styles i tn this lot Balmacaan, Belted Models,' Box Backs, and Flounced Effects. New 1914 Coats in Serges, Golfine, Crepe, Poplins, Tweeds and .Novelty Weaves of various kinds;' also dressy Coats of Silk Moire and Mateiasse.- A final clean-up of Summer Coats, selling heretofore at $12.50 to (PET ff $28.00. Priced for Saturday at... ....... tJJeJeUy WOMEN'S SUITS Tailored and Fancy Suits in the season's most favored styles, - Box and belted back models, in an excellent range of models. Skirts in peg-top, flounce and ruffled effects. Odd lines from our regular stock to be closed out immediately. Wool Crepes, T Serges, Gabardine Cloth, Tweeds, Poplins, etc Suits selling from $16.50 up flfl to $35.00. Priced fotSaturday at ...... JJeUU Special Demonstration Fancy Cookery and Desserts Grocery Dept. 4th Floor, 3 P. M. Daily Under Personal Supervision" of Miss Julie Crowley Book of Recipes Free to Visitors New Silk Girdles $1.95 DOUBLE STAMPS TOMORROW Women's Kimono Aprons 54c 35c Fitted Aprons for 24c Bargain Circle, 1st Floor Wom en's Kimono Aprons in good, full styles,, v with strap across - back. Ginghams and Percales in light and dark - colors. . Attractive new line of patterns to select from.. These Aprons are 57 inches Kf V On sale Saturday, ea- W-iav long. Bargain Circle. 1st Floor Special one-day sale of Women's Fitted Aptons with bib and large pocket. Trimmed : with rick-rack braid. Shown in light ' and dark colors. Aprons selling ordinarily at 35c, priced special for Saturday Of a only at -nC House Dresses 75 c Basement Bargain Center Women's House Dresses of ex tra good grade Percale in neat stripes, checks and plain colors. Nicely, trimmed and perfect fitting.-. Regular $15 and ; $1.50 . HousevDresses. - Priced 7KA special" at.V..-.. V Main Floor Just in by express new Fall - Girdles of Satins and Corded , Silks. Roman -stripes. Oriental and Dresden effects and two-tone novelties, with plain tailored Q QK bows! Special at... VAeatJ 50c Embroidery 18c Main Floor Embroidery in sertions, galloons and edges od lines in widths from 1 to 18 inches, selling formerly at 50c Priced for Satur- 10 day at, the yard......;. XOC 'Kerchiefs at 20c Main Floor Dainty lace-edge or plain hemstitched, with em broidered initial. Also with col-' or ed hems and borders. Fine, sheer quality. Priced OAp special, 3 for 50 each' Boys-PantWorfolkSuits - - , ...... Mil MAIN FLOOR Parents who' have boys to clothe will find these splendid Suits ideal for school wear.- Smart, snappy Norf oiks with new stitched-down belt Pants full lined, with double taped seams. Shown in beautiful new. Fall patterns and colorings. Sixes for boys 6 to 17 years of age. Boys' Norfolk Suits with 2 pairs of CM QK pants. Priced special at ePXeatl N. B. We also show a fun line of Boys Norf oiks in heavy weights, ranging in price from ......... ...6.50 to f 10.00 Boys New Fall Hats at 50c Up to S5.00 Boys' School Sblrts 50c Each Womehs g5f Men's $5.00 Shoes at $3.85 Main Floor Hundreds of pairs of Women's -High-Grade Shoes in every wanted leather, Sdme with brocaded . silk or cravenette tops. These are all 'new, up-to-date lasts, with latest heels and all weight soles. Strictly high-class footwear from famous makes. Reg-flQ 'A Q ular $4 and $5 Shoes, at ,vO.tO Main Floor Special factory pur chase of 1000 pairs Men's High Grade Shoes in best quality tan and black leathers. Popular new lasts in lace and button styles." We have all widths and sizes in this lot. Grades selling ordinarily at $4.50 to $5.00, on sale Satur- QK day at . . . . . . .'iT.V.v;-. 0OD Main Floor Boys' School Shirts and Blouses in new tapeless styles. Choice line of materials and pat ters. All sizes. Priced, KHp each fe..... Oyl Main Floor We are now display ing the newest ideas in Boys' Fall Hats in Goth, Felts, Velours and Velvets. Priced from QK flft 50e up to VMeUU Young Menfs High School Suits $10.00. $12.50 apd $15.00 : MAIN FLOOR We specialize on Snappy Clothes for young fellows distinctive cuts and fabrics especially designed for high school and col lege chaps. Our new Fall lines are now ready, comprising the very lat est models from master tailors- Ask to see them. ' First Showing; Men's Fall Hats New Fall Shirts Now on Display Main Floor New 1915 styles and patterns' in "Arrow," "Bates Street," "Manhattan," and other famous Shirts now ready for your selec tion. Percales. Madras, - Crepes, Silks, etc - Plain and plaited bos oms. All sizes and sleeve QCT f( Main Floor Fall styles in famous "Schoble" Hats for men now in. Soft and stiff styles. - Also new Fall lines in "Shedrain" and Bel grade Hats in soft and stiff-styles.-Step in tomorrow and view the new blocks. Prices O A AH range from f2.00 to 4eUU Men's $250 Fro gTrimmed Pajamas Priced special at lengths. Price f 1.50 to SJ1.98 New Fall Line Men's "Cooper Underwear Priced at f 1.QO and f 1.50 All Men's Fancy Trousers on sale Saturday at Special Bargain Prices Drugs and Toilet IN Double : Trading Stamps With Cash Purchases In All Departments Saturday 5c Ivory. 1 Fairy or Lurline - Soap 3c Cake" ; 5 - bars": of Ivory or Fairy : and 1 bar- Lurline ' to , a customer. No soaps delivered except with other purchases made, in Drug - Dept. 10c . Sapolio Special," a. cake 7e 50c-,Syrup -of Figs -Special -35 ,10c Merck's 3oric Acid for 8 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste for 28 ,25c Carter's Uttle Liver v PiUs 15e 25c Packer's Tar Soap for 15 10c Physicians'; .and Surgeons' i. Soap at, the. take, only . . . . 25c Woodbury's 'Soap fori.. 15 10c Colgate's Toilet Soap at 74 25c , Floating ; Castile Soap, 10 10c California - Medicated Soap at, special, a cake only .6 25c Kolynos'-Tooth Paste at tS 25c Dr. Graves' Tooth. Pwd. 15 50c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold Cream, special., the jar. .35 50c . Ingram's Milkweed Cream, s on sale Saturday, the jar 33 e 25c Velvo " Cold Cream now 5 50c Palm Olive' Cream, jar 33 75c Pompeian ; Massage - Cream, special price Saturday at; 60t 25c Attar Tropical Talcum; 1S 25c Peroxide Cream, a - jar '. 50c Santiseptic Lotion, on sale : for one day at; bottle.. ,,39e 50c - Pond's T Extract "..Vanishing Cream, special, the jar,.. ,33c 25c Mennen's Talcum for.. .12 10c Old Dutch- Cleanser for Tf 15c Mule Team Borax for .;10e? 50c ' Newbro's ; Herpicide . at 35 50c Hays' , Hair . Health at 35e 50c Squibbs', Talcum Powder 19 75c M. & L; Florida Water 50f 50c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream,' special at,- jar- ,.,S8f 10c Household Ammonia for 5f 10c 1-lb. can Chloride Lime 8f 50c Phenolax Wafers for. ,.35f 15c Toilet Paper 1500 sheets to the . rolL ' soerial ' a rr!l " . 8 . 50c Phillips . Milk of Magnesia on sale Saturday for .....4oe 50c Lavoris Mouth Wash ;.35f $1XX) Swamp: Root, special T9 $1.00 Lambert's Listerine..C65f Maurlne Toilet ; Goods Second Floor et FREE Treatment There will be no ad vance in price of Maurine 'Prep a r a -tions, notwithstand ing the general ad vance ; in - ' prices. Use Maurine if you would have a good complexion.- Free, tun; treatment m Rest Rooms on the Second Floor. v V