The Oregon daily journal., October 15, 1914, Page 11, Image 11

THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER V 15, 19U.
TtfK OnniAr'nAinY BY NONA
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MR. AND MRS. CIARfcMOE F.
JAM1HON of Detroit, Mich.,
are visiting in the city, the
houne gnents of Mr. Jamison's
brother and hl wif. Mr. anil Mrs. O.
I. M. JamlKori. Many informal affairs
have been Kiven for the visitors. Tues
day evening Mr. ami Mrs. Harper Jami
son gave a dlnn- party in their honor
when the following guests circled a
table prettily centered with yellow gar
den flowers: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
1". Jamison. Mr, and Mrs. O. P. M.
Jamison, Mrs. Morgan A. Baker of Mc
Mlnnvllle and Homer fi. Jamison,
Mrs 11. I-. K-s was an Informal
hostess yesterday afternoon in honor
of -Mrs. UamiMoii and today Mr. Keats
took both Mr. and Mrs. Jamison and
a party of friends on a motor trip to
tlio ('HHCHdcs on the Columbia highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamison wil leave for
horn" the latter part of the week.
Lengup to tilve Benefit Per-
forma nrc
The Catholic Women's league : Is
nHkinx preparations for its benefit
performance of "Mother" Monday even
ln, October 28, at the old Heilig the
atre, Kleventir and Morrison streets.
The Maker stock company, which is
playing with a small caHt that week,
iw pr.-Henting this splendid old play
with their character women, Florence
Huberts, taking the leading role of
Mother." The league has bought out
the house for Monday evening and will
take the profits for their general fund
The league Is one of the most promi
nent philanthropic organizations in the
city. It maintains its rooms at Fourth
and Washington streets, where it has
a cafeteria luncheon served each day
where 5 and 10 cents can purchase a
good warm luncheon for girls em
ployed down town. It has reading and
rst rooms, a free employment bureau.
a free clinic and a Business Girls' club.
xyhose mission is mostly that of visit
In and caring for Its sick members
The committee which Is working for
the ttuccass of the event of October 2S
includes Mrs. .1. C. Costello. Mrs,
Andrew C. Smith and Mrs. John Man
ning.
l or Minn Caldwell.
Mrs. George H. Upthegrove enter
tained at luncheon at her home, 690
Kast Couch street, today, in honor of
Miss Gladys Caldwell, of the De Wolfe
Hopper Opera company. Those invited
included: Mrs. Maurice Crumpacker,
Mr, Walter H, Evans, Mrs. NCiHon R.
Jacobon, Mrs. J. C. Maxwell an.l Mrs.
i. 5. S' hmidt.
House Wiii-riiing Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Otmar Brunner enter
tained ;it a house warming party on
Wednesday evening last, at their new
home in Burrell Heights. The rooms
were beautifully, decorated in autumn
leaves, Oregon grape and huge clusters
of dahlias. The evening was spent in
600 and bridge. A. Mueller and Mrs.
Theodora Calourl rendered several
zither selections. After an enjoyable
evening a dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Lulu Sauers and Miss Viola Held
Keived the ices. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Brandes, Mr. and
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Miss Lou Killings-worth, whose wedding to Harry Swart will be an
event of November 11.
Mrs. C. A. Brandes, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- played the wedding march. Miss Ma-
liarn Brandes, Mr. and Mrs. O. Brandes, tilda L. Ash sang D'Hardelot'S "Be- !
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brandes. Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Brandes, Mr. and Mrs. L.. A.
Brandes. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schaffner,
Mr. and Mrs. George Held. Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Calouri, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mueller. Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Graf. Mr.
and Mrs. F. Blaser, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Sauers, J. Franz, K. Knust, Lyon Play
fair, Miss Clara Redheffer, Miss Viola
Held, Miss Lulu Sauers and the host
and hostess.
Beautiful Home AVedding.
A beautiful home wedding of the
week- was that of Miss May Johnson
and Mr. Bernhard Olsen on Wednes
day evening at 8:43 o'clock. Dr. Dyott
officiating.
The ceremony was read under a
bower of cedar. Mr. Stienus Weiman
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Dancing
Home Pleasures
Accompaniments
Social Entertainment
TKe Child's Musical Educator
The
ANGELUS
Player Piano
No article in the home has so many and varied
possibilities for enjoyment as the ANGELUS
When one is alone there is no dullness if the ANGE
LUS is there. When Visitors drop in, there is no form
of entertainment that has the perennial charm of music,
If dancing be suggested the best dance music of all is
instantly available perfect in rhythm and of ample
variety and tunefulness. For those who wish to sing,
the ANGELUS is the ideal means by which anyone
may play perfect accompaniments.
For the children -the kiddies
the ANGELUS is a veritable
storehouse of musical treasure.
It is the fountain -wherein they may drink in an appre
ciation of music in all its delightful forms.
All this you may have through
the ANGELUS though you know
nothing of musical technique
The ANGELUS gftes you
command of all the music of
all the "world. It enables $ou
to pla with all the skill and
freedom of personal interpre
tation of the most skilled hand
performer.
The ANGELUS makes this
possible because it is equipped
with patented devices the
Phrasing Lev'er and the Melo
ant, which give a control of
time and melody otherwise
impossible.
General Western Representatives
Morrison Street at BroadwtT
OTHER STORES San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, San
yf-r -fm ir-in. TMto r(l other floast cJt'en.
cause.
The house was artistically decorated
with cedar and pink and white roses.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, William Oliver Johnson.
She wore a beautiful gown of char
muese, with an over drape of imported
puvia cloth, hand embroidered in
white violets. Her veil was caught
under a most becoming little cap of
maltese lace, circled with orange
blossoms. She wore a white coral
necklesg and broach, both wedding
gifts and the bridegroom's gift was a
bracelet
Miss Sophia Johnson attended her
sister as bridesmaid. She looked
lovely in a gown of. orchid tinted
crepe de chine and carried an arm
bouquet of pink buds.
William R. Carlson, a fraternity
brother of the bridegroom attended
fcim as best man.
During the evening about fifty
Thr ,?,,0f. young coupl. called
The brides bouquet was caught by
fr l Lrena, AhC- Th Pnts of the
bride received with the bridal pair
Mrs Johnson wa3 bandsomely .
m charmetise gown,
with overdress of silk maltfese lace.
High School Dancet
Of interest in mk i ,
is th Ka? circles
of th- T","a S tint party
be held Z'Za ocnol collies." It will
2 th.1 cotffi &tre' November 6'
school :" "e. ?e f. th largest!
..o tne winter Th na
tronesses and the commit,. f.a:
eral schools inr.i.,H-. Vr ,lue
Mrs. Welch. Mrs. Wym0rJfT:
nethm0VnSS UUian Stevennken
netn lorn insnn r
r . ' J3runn. Miss
MarV Dunhar A ul
m . . u" yy niuner.
-oo.cl veicn. Harri,
Miss
Brubaker,
Complete Lines Ice Skates, Hockey Sticks, Sporting Goods, 4th FI.
Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors, on the Second Floor
4dSz
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STAMPS
I Double Stamps
on Groceries
Tomorrow we will give Double "S. &
H" Green Trading Stamps with all cash
purchases amounting to 10c or over
made, in the Grocery Department on
the Fourth Floor. This special offer
also includes cash purchases made in
the Bakery and Delicatessen Depart
ments. Order your groceries and pro
visions tomorrow and get 2 for l
Trading Stamps. Shop in the morning.
M9 WOTflmae & MSirlg
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Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Pacific Phone Marshall 4800
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Home Phone A-6231
Th Hand
of thrift
Will N.v.r
Waste
Your
"S. & H."
Green
Trading
Stamps
Portland Agents
Home Journal Patterns
and Publications
, Semi-Made
Corset Covers
13 Off
MAIN FLOOR For tomorrow's
selling we offer several special
lines of Women's dainty semi
made lindermuslins at one-third
off the regular prices. Corset
Covers, Chemise and Gowns in
many beautiful styles and pat
terns. Exquisite garments for
gift giving.
Regular S3. 50 Garments at $2.37
Regular $4.25 Garment at $2.83
Regular $4.50 Garments at $3.00
Regular $6.50 Garments at $4.37
Regular $7.50 Garments at $5.00
This New GossardS3e50
A Popular New Model
i HIS CORSET is added to the Gossard line with
confidence in its immediate popularity. It com
bines correct style lines with adaptability to fig
ures of many types. The bust is low, the back and
hip lines straight but with waist not quite as large
in proportion as in the very extreme models. Has
two elastic sections at bottom, insuring comfort in
the closely fitted skirt Priced at $3.50.
Sale "Leona" Undermuslins
$1.69 Grades 69c "Le
ona" 3-in-l garments
corset cover, skirt and
drawers combined. Made
of fine quality longcloth
and beautifully trimmed
with laces and embroi
deries. 98c toJQ
$1.69 garments at U9C
$3.98 Grades $1.79
Made of fine grade long
cloth and nainsook. These
gatments are exceptional
ly well made and beauti
fully finished. Regular
St. 98 up to 13.98 grades
on sale at the 1 7Q
low price, eachlf!
A Timely Sale ol Women's Knit Underwear
To Close Out Odd Lines "Carter" and "Merode" Makes
BARGAIN CIRCLE, MAIN FLOOR Rapid selling will be the order of the day, for thrifty women will be
here bright and early tomorrow morning to supply their Underwear needs at phenomenally low prices.
Odd lines, but a good assortment of sizes in Women's Union Suits, Vests and Pants.
Carter's $2 Union Suits, light or heavy, 2 styles $1.39
Carter's $2.25 Union Suits, l't or h'vy, outsizes $1.59
Carter's $2.50 Outsize Union Suits, garment $1.79
Carter's $5 Silk-Wool Union Suits (women) $3.75
Carter's $5.50 Silk and Wool Outsize U. Suits $4.15
Carter's and Merode $1 Vests and Pants special 65c
Carter's and Merode $1.25 Vests and PanU, sp'l 85c
"Stuttgarter" Wool Underwear for Women H Price
Men's Blue Serge Suits
Miss Marion Ori ""--.
Gilbert Shea, Miss Harngtte Harlow
Miss Ada Otten, Miss June Fis Mils
Margaret Mansfield, Irwin H.n.I
Joh Piatt. Jack ' pZ' nAH&?'
iamien.
Parish Social.
The ladies of St. !..
will serve a dinner nt s.,r.Ho
12 o'clock noon to 4 r, Z. A.T
benefit of the church. The officers of
the committee in charee of th
J MVInn V. 1
5Jl." ,?aily TF?.!mln' treasurer; and
... i . wins, secretary.
For Mrs. Monson.
In honor of Mrs iv,r tr
...... illa UJt oeattie. Wash., a for-
ci ivcii-R.riown HnrtlanJ .1
r . B"l, iUISB 1
Barer Mann presided at a delight-
j luutneon Monday after
noon at her home on MilwanWio
nue. Mrs. Monson ha a
. . - -v . 1 vuiiiiiier- 1
ing in Portland and has been enter
tained with a number of smart affairs. !
r ft n Tto rw..
uordon Granger W. R r v At 1
.tc 4 uiuce ai ureene g hall In Wood-
T"k U,etkulavenue' this enlng,
October 16. The state societies as well
as the members of the Relief corps
are invited.
4r
Bachelor Dinner.
Ernest Brlttain, a noDular har-v.,,!,..
of the city, who is soon to become a.
benedict, was the honor guest at a S
dinner Tuesday evenine at th i
noiei in a private dining room The !
bronze-toned shaggy dahlias were used'
to decorate the table. Those who rn. !
tered the board were: A. E. Sugden i
H. U Arnold. R. w. McLeod. M. j!
rvsuii. A. v. one. j. o. McDonald, E.
u. diuuiii una . a. lamont. I
Mrs. Smith to Entertain.
For the pleasure of her sister. Miss
Hazel C. Scruggs. Mrs. Davirl vrr.,
Smith has asked In a few of the
younger set to dance Friday evening.
Elks' Band Dances.
A series of benefit concerts and
dances will be given by the Elks' band
at Cotillion hall beginning Monday
October 19, and following November 9.
December 7. January 4, February 8 and
March 8.
The proceeds will go to a fund which
is being raised to take the band to the
San Francisco fair.
Society Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowrte, cf lied- i
ford, with their little daughter, left
last Thursday for New York, where
they will pass the winter.
Mrs. Frank Frame, of North Bend,
arrived on the George W. Elder, and
will pass the winter in Portland with
friends.
Mrs. Arthur Rahn, of Alba ay. ar-1
rive irom tna town last Friday to
visit witn irienas in Portland for a
week.
Miss Nell Storm of Medford Is visit
ing in the. city with friends. ,
At $18.75
MAIN FLOOR We have just received another
shipment of Men's and Young Men's Blue Serge
Suits same quality and styles as before to sell
at $18.75. Made by one of America's best tailor
ing establishments. We also offer at the same
price several smart new models in fancy chev
iots, tweeds and cassimeres in beautiful new
patterns. Fall line of all sizes for CI Q 7C
stouts, slims, shorts and regulars. ?103
Smart New Balmacaans
$9.95 to $25
MAIN FLOOR Our showing of the new Bal
macaan Coats for Men and Young Men is very
complete. Especially smart are the new models
in Scotch Tweeds and Mixtures in the stylish
browns, black-and-white and other combinations.
Step in and see these new models Of" ()A
now on display. Priced $9.95 to
Men's Dress Overcoats, all sizes, $25
Men's Water-Proof Slip-Ons, at $15
Men s S1.50 Union Suits, $1.29
25c Silk Lisle Hose 19c Pair
Main Floor Men's heavy weight
Union Suits in ecru and gray
fine, soft, fleece-lined garments,
well-made and perfect fitting. A
standard $1.50 grade at any time.
Sizes from 3 4 up to 5o. (1 on
Priced special, garment Plaf
Main Floor Men's fine silk lisle
Ho$e with reinforced heels and
toes. Shown in black, white, tan,
navy, wine, green, gray and lav-
enaer ana in sues 9 to
Regular 25c grade now six
pairs for $i.oo the pair
it V.
19c
Great Sale of Men's Fine Shirts
QUALITY, style and patterns such as
you expect to find only in the
higher-priced Shirts. All are cut in
full standard sizes with plenty of fullness
to the body and sleeves. A wide range
of neat stripe patterns also many in plain
white. Soft or stiff cuffs plain or pleated
"bosoms. Sizes t4 to 18. Priced QC
special at only IdC
Men's "Shedrain" Hats all styles $3.00
New "Schoble" Hats at $3.50 and $4.00
Men's Balmacaan Rain Hats now at $2.00
Men's Pajamas and Robes $1.00 to $2.00
Complete Showing
Halloween Novelties
of All Kinds at
Lowest Prices
First and Fourth Floors
Boys' Balmacaans
6.50
MAIN FLOOR Boys' new Bal
macaan Coats with Rah-Rah
Hat to match new line just
received. Made of handsome
waterproof woolens in beauti
ful new patterns. Ages 3 to
to. Coat with Hat o re
to match priced at dO.DU
Other Balmacaans $10 to $15
Boys' Norfolk Salts
At S8.75
MAIN FLOOR Boys' high
grade Norfolk Suits strictly
hand-tailored garments from
famous makers. Shown in
stylish new patterns and col
ors. Some have two 1C
pair pants. Special PO I O
$1 Blouses 69c
MAIN FLOOR We have only
a limited number of these
splendid Blouses left, so come
early. tyled with French
cuffs and yoke. Regu- fr
lar $1 Blouses special 01C
Boys' Union Suits of fine
ribbed wool famous "Carter"
make perfect fitting. Priced
at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
New Coatts m $18.50
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and Fall Length jSlyles
SECOND FLOOR Women's and
Misses' Coats which combine serv
iceability and style Coats designed
for dress or street wear in the sea
son's very newest models. Balmacaan
and belted effects with box pleated
or full flare skirts. Cheviots, Cara-
ul, Broadcloth, Kerseys, Chinchilla
and other wanted materials. Some
trimmed with velvet or plush. Ex
ceptionally good Coats C1C Cfl
at the low price of... PXv7JV
Stylish New Coats
At $35.00
SECOND FLOOR At this price we
show a magnificent line of the new
winter Coats in tailored and novelty
cuts for street or reception wear.
Many are fur trimmed. All the popu
lar materials and colors.
Scores of models at. . .
$35.00
Smart Tailored Suits
At 22.50
SECOND FLOOR Tomorrow
a new snipmem 01 janorea uus Inri
women and misses which we have pricS
at $22.50. Stylish new Redingote effecSi
with hip belt- also many handsome mci
els in more fancy cuts, with trimmings
velvet, satin, novelty braids and buttor
and tunic skirts. Materials include cheviofcsi
serges, broadcloth and poplins. BeautiS
new colors. All sizes. New
Suits at
1 i r I filers zrrn I
I -mr m I flsT- M I
m Mil is III J
31 JCrVrt
a-
we feature
Suits fil
$22.50
Messaline Petticoats at S2.49
New Silk Petllcoali at $3.39
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Second Floor Special purchase
of women's fine grade Messa
line Silk Petticoats on sale to
morrow. Two styles all mes
saline or messaline with silk
jersey top. Shown in a full as
sortment of the newest Fall
colors. Plaited founces. String
tops. Special for this ?0 AQ
sale tomorrow pUU
SecondlFloor These excellent
Pettic-outj are made of extra
good duality Silk Messaline
and hve fitted tops. Also
shown jsvith silk jersey top.
Wide ilj" narrow accordeon
platted ffsounces. All the latest
Fall slypes. Priced verv spe
cial fo this sale to- (PQ QQ
morrovat JJO07
Wash Waists, Special $1.29
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Fancy Waists on Sale at S3.98
Second Floor Dainty new
Wash Waists underpriced for
Friday's selling. Cotton Crepes.
Marquisettes and Batistes. Short
and long sleeves. Nicely trim'd
with laces and embroideries.
New style collars and sleeves.
All sizes in the lot. OQ
Special at J5A.J7
Second Jloor -Several odd lines
women . high-grade Waists,
groupe ifor quick disposal at
much ts than regular worth.
Beautiful nio!els for dress oc
casions Crepe dc chine, chif
fon, lacs, etc., some with fancy
vest etjfect Priced tfQ QQ
very special at tpOsiO
New Middy Blouses of Corduroy StyleciJwith belt, and lacings
down front or sides. Very stylish and cjfcidedly NEW. Ask to
see these tomorrow. Priced at 3 ...$5.00
Complete showing Women's and Misses' Sweaters $3 08 to f 20
x ,
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Hand
-ru-
A Remarkable SALE!
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CENTER CIRCLE, MAIN FLOOR A speiSal purchase of beautiful
hand-crocheted Doilies to be closed out tomorrow at a fraction of
their real value. Shown in exquisite patt'er4.fc
5, 7 and 13 inch sizes. Priced as follows.
5 inch Doilie
9e
7 inch Doilier
9e
Three special lots
Doilies
13 in.
59c
Beautiful Crocheted Bed Spread 16.00 and $20.00
MilliEnds
Embroidery at
c
Yd.
On Sale at Bargain
Center in the
Basement
Thousands of yards in this great
lot Beautiful patterns for all pur
poses. Edges, Insertions and
Bandings in narrow, medium and
wide. Fine sheer quality ma
terials and well-worked designs.
Mill ends in lengths up to 10
yards. Embroideries in this
lot worth up to 3 5c at,; yard
9c
Order a Box of Choice
Hood River Apples
From Our Model Grocery
Richardson's Fine Linens
When you buy Linens, buy the best! Richardson's
world-famous Linens have stood the test for generations!
Beautiful in finish and unsurpassed for real service.
Rlcjiardson's $1 Table Damask 88c
$1.25 Damask $1.08 the Yard
Main Floor Richardson's Table
Damask full bleached and
splendid wearing quality. Shown
in several attractive new pat
terns. Full two yards
wide. $t.00 quality, yd.
Richardson's 75c Linen Huck Toweling Special at, the yard 50c J
88c
Main Floor Richardson's full
bleached Table Damask in ex
cellent heavy grade for general,
use. This also comes full two
yards wide. Regular (1 flQ
$1.25 Quality at, yard
Mei's Shoes
Great Sale 'WeaivEver' Aluminum
And Special Demonstration by Factory Expert
This 85c Cov
ered Sauce Pan,
holds 4 pints -Special
69c
This 85c Pre
serve Kettle, 5
pint size Spe
cial now
57c
This 80c Sauct
Pan, 5-pint size
Special for
this sale at
43c
This 55c Lipped
Stew Pan 2-pt.
size Special at
only
25c
Ask about our
Free Sauce Pan
Special Offer
Don't fail to attend thi
wonderful demonstration
of the many superior points
of "Wear-Ever" Aluminum
Cooking Utensils. Learn
how to cook an ordinary
cut of meat on the top of
the stove and have it juicv
and tender. AH are wel
come. Come and bring your
friends with you.
See Special Window Display
S385
Shoe Jpt.
Main
Floor
EIHS
M
plete
J K
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FALL SHOES
fci!t to withstand rough
jireather. Nineteen com
bines from which to
choose." Black and tan in but
ton or ijace styles. With good,
heavy tples. Also dress weights
of VicK'd- Scores of lasts
all sizfsf-$4.50 and fiQ QK
$5.00 Se for..... PO.OO
Woman's $5 Shoes
. Ii $3.48 .
Main ? Floor Women's fine
foofweirf at a bargain price!
Very fewest Fall and Winter
styles h patent colt, with coth
or broJjUde quarter; dull calf,
enamelfd coltskin, gunmetat,
vici k&jj etc., in innumerable
lasts, rbts and heels. Turn or
welt sSks. Standard $4.50 and
$3.00 "isl.bes. on sal
at,,pairi-
V",
'. S3.48