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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13. 1914.
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Left to right Miss Katheriae Pfeuffer, Mrs. C. G. Arnold,
Mrs. Hives Emerson, Miss Adina Libak and Mrs. Miles Standish, who take prominent parts in Multnoham club ahow at Helllg December" 14, IS.
Mls Mabel Hughes, who will take part in a dramatic entertainment
next Friday evening given by the Holy Rosary church, at Hiber
, nlan Hall.
of ta' Fantasies circuit, being gone
for 17 wwkn, and being featured as a
headline attraction for the whole tour,
making a tremendous hit and having a
rooat enjoyable time.
Mr. nd Mm. Walker M. Kmm
will arrive In this lty today after a
delightful weddins trip and will be at
-horn at the Mallory hotel. Mr. and
Mr. Phillip S. Kamm are also ex
pected today and will renide at the
Wallory.
Mr. and Mrs. Alox RidU returned
home the latter part of last week from
Seattle. They paHed several weeka
visiting friends in Seattle 'and in other
Puget Sound cities.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Banks are
being felicitated on tr arrival Icem
ber Of a baby girl, who has been
l.amed Julia' Franc-en. Banks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Irving Mer
sereau are being congratulated on the
arrival of a baby daughter, Ueeem
ber .
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Miss Frances fox of the Frances
"Fox institute, New York city, Is in
Tortland for a few days, prior to going
to Ban Francisco, where she will take
an. active part in an educational ex
hibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel May 'returned
to the Mallory the latter part of the
week from Hot Lake, Or.
. Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Hembree are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank
ftchmtdt, 664 East Alder street, for
tfts winter.
EVENTS OF WEEK
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On Friday evening, December 4. at
', her home, 512 Clay street, Mrs. John
Ditch burn, gave an elaborate surprise
rparty In honor of the birthdays of her
'husband, John Ditchburn, and J. R.
, Jforning. both of whom celebrated their
?0th birthday on that date. The
rooma were artistically decorated with
.'ferns, flowers and Christmas decora-
tions. Five hundred was played, and
'-- Mrs. J. W. Noyer won first prise, Miss
Caroline Gould second, and A. II. Han
sen third prise. A dainty luncheon was
served after the card game. Those
present were: " Mr. and Mrs. J: R. Horn-
Ing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price, Mr.
and Mrs. I A. La Jole, Mr. and Mrs. J
"NV. Noyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mour
: ton, Mr. and Mrs. John Bonness. Mr.
- and Mm. F. R.-Wright. Mr. and Mrs. E.
Rarnlckle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cham
bers, Mrs. Lena Eaton, Mrs. L. H.
Gould. Mrs. Grace Fisher. Mrs. H. A.
Chambers. Mrs. Mabel Rataburg. Mrs.
Libbie Conklin. Miss Caroline Gould,
Miss Loneta Eaton, .Miss Lornie Bon
ness, Miss Bernice La Joie, Frank
Moulton, A; E.' Barnickle, Herman
Breuser, Fred Horning, Kenneth Horn
ing, Edwin Bonness, A. H. Hansen and
Mr. and Mrs. John Ditchburn.
Members of the Gilbert - Murray
School of Dramatic Art were the
guests of Brother Andrew, president of
Christian Brothers' business college, at
a banquet at the HaseiWood iasi Tues
day evening in appreciation of their
services in a benefit play recently pre-
sented in Alumni hall, December 3. Re-
marks were made by Brother Andrew,
Mr. Murray, Mrs. Carty, Professor Ds
Vin, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Hendricks and
Mr. Beacham.. Those present were
Miss Genevieve ; Gilbert, Mrs. M. T.
Carty, Miss A. L. Kelly, Miss R. Duni
way, Mrs. Guy McCoy, Burton Stevens,
c. w. Beacham, Francis Murray, Pro
fessor De Via, C. Hendricks, W. Has-,
kell, P. Daniels, M. Daniels and Brother
V. Andrew.
A pleasant surprise party was given
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Smith, 1686 East Twenty-first street.
Games and music were the features
of the evening and dainty refresh
ments were served. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Smith, Mr. and : Mrs. William Junor.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. William Petrie, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
rick Burns, Mr. and Mrs. D. Petrie,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barclay, Mr. and
Mrs. James Gordon, Miss Smith, James
Gait, Miss Sim, A. G. Johnston, Miss
A. Jones, Miss D. J. Smith, Miss D.
Junor, Miss A. Junor. Miss J. Junor,
F. Smith, P. Dorty, Miss A. Adams.
Smith, Miss J. J. Petrie. Miss W.
Petrie, B. Gordon, Miss J. Barclay,
A. Petrie, Miss M- Gordon, Miss J.
Gordon and J. F, Smith.
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At the home of Clinton Amadon,
1473 Onconta street, a number of
friends gathered last Saturday eve
ning for a hard times party. Those
present were: Olivia Harper, Beatrice
Amadon.. Clinton Amadon, Edward
Rutled?e, Myrlle Ellis, Joe Rogers,
Merle Butler, Willie Jorg, Otto Olson,
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Anna Roberts, Cyril Butler, Carl Olson,
Leonard Forgosen, Blanche Rogers.
Bernire Amadon, Adam Jorg and Dar
rell Elles.
Miss Ava Wright and Roy Campbell.
whose wedding will be an event of the
near future, were the honored guests
last evening at a surprise miscella
neous shower, given by the parents of
the bridegroom-elect, Mr. and Mrs.. Jrf
A. Campbell, at their home, 7239 Whit
man avenue, S. E. A company of their
friends called during the evening, all
bringing pretty gifts for the young
couple. Games and music were en
Joyed, after which refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. J. Arnett,
Mrs. Frank Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Will
R. Ivie, the Misses Lellah and Stella
May Ivie, Miss Effie Wright, Cbrester
Stonesburg, Mrs. Edward Shoemaker,
Mrs. J. F. Kaywood and Ervan and
Lewis Campbell.
Among the box holders at the ice
hockey match Tuesday evening at the
new Ice Hippodrome were: Mrs.
Helen Ladd Corbett, Mr. and Mrs.
William i'echheimer, Mr. and Mrs. I.
N. Llpman, Mayor and Mrs. Albee,
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Downing, Mr. and
Mrs. James Mcl. Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Farrell, Day R. King. Mr. and
Mrs. Julius L. Meier, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Sherman O'Gorman, Dr. C. C. Wilcox,
of Vancouver; Lieutenant Schneider,
of the Army Post; Mrs. H. C. Judge
and the officials' wives, who occupied
one box, were: Mrs. J. George Kel
ler, Mrs. Frederick Wilson, Mrs., A,
Neppach, Mrs. A. Ramcy and Mrs.
F. Solomon.
Mrs. Hugo Kroll was entertained
with a stork shower at the home of her
sister-in-law. Mrs. E. C. Kroll, 214
East Nineteenth street, north, Satur
day, December 5. Luncheon was served
after which beautiful gifts were re
ceived. Five hundred was the diver
sion of the afternoon. Honors fell to
Mrs. W. A. Gill and Mrs. Hugo Kroll.
The' guests present were: Mrs. Albert
Kroll, Mrs. Hugo Kroll, Mrs. E. G.
Ammer, Mrs. Henry Brammer, Mrs.
Earl Barker, Mrs. Dick Fultz, Mrs. W.
A. Gill, Mrs. Clem Groce, Mrs. K.
Horen, Mrs. R. A. Hume, Mrs. Joe
Hubble, Mrs. Will Joyce, Mrs. George
Taylor, Mrs. L. Taylor and the hostess.
At the home of Mrs. Henry Brophy,
634 Wygant street, on Thursday af
ternoon. Marguerite Coterie club was
pleasantly entertained, the hostess be
ing assisted by Mrs. A. Culpan, Mrs.
O. Clayton, Mrs. G. R. Trask and Mrs;
A. C. Tinker, guessing frames being
the principal pastime. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Many of -tie
guests entertained with musical num
bers. The Coterie voted on assisting
some of the people out of work. Those
In attendance were: Msdamesj John
R. Brophy, Georga Resler. A. CI Tin
ker, G. H. Trask, O. Clayton, D. ItVillis.
H. M. Gray, E. Rogers, E. Flyhn, i A.
Randall, C. C. Hood, A. Millar, j D.
Leslie, N. Laird. C. Cunningham J.! B.
Roth, T. W. Johnson, A. B. Strow
bridge, O. B. Goode, A. W'arren.f R.I L.
McGrath. C. Cimeber, R. T. Jorjnston,
A. Culpan, F. Johnston, R. A.j Low
ther, K. Ellis, A. M. Butler, M. Rich
ardson, F. W. Wiencken, E. Hamilton,
R. A. Boyntoh, B. Duncan, IL Brophy,
Misses N. H. Culpan, Lucille Joltnston,
Nellie Simmons. The next meeting of
the Coterie will be held at: the resi
dence of Mrs. O C. Hood, i24f East
Alain street, Thursday afternoon, Jan
uary 14. 1 o clock.
The Swastika club was pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mir. and
Mrs. Rose Mclntyre, 1019 Haiglkt ave
nueFriday evening, December 5 Pro
gressive "500" was played. The! ladies'
high score was made by Mrs. George
Boos, the gentlemen s by A. Sohlegel.
The other prize winners were MfyBoos
and Mrs. Schlegel Refreshments
were served. The club was invited to
hold its next meeting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Purdin, 1U2 Ste
vens street.
A most enjoyable surprisef party
was given Wednesday evening, becem-
ber 9. for Mrs. Lydia Lott, at her
home, 1169 Albina avenue, it I being
her 67th birthday. The party was
gathered by Mrs. E. T. Brewer, I as
sisted by Mrs. Edith Everhearj. The
evening was spent in '500, gardes land
music. Covers were laid for fcl, land
dainty refreshments were fserved.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. N.
J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. JR. i G.
Pfelfer, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Stubble
field, Mrs. Chas. La Febre, Mr Hdith
Everheart, Mrs. E. T. Brewer! Mrs.
Lydia Lott, Mrs. M. D. Conniff, L. J.
Fion. Isaac N. Lott, Dr. W, F,
erford. E. T. Brewer, Thomas
Master De Witt Campbell,
Ruth-
James,
Misses
Alice and Pearl Lott, Miss Marjorie
Stubblefield. Miss Florence onniff.
Misses Helen. Dorothy and Lillian
Pfeifer and baby Chas. LaFebre.
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The Arcadian Subscription club gave
one of the prettiest dancing parties of
the season Thursday evening at Chrls
tensen's hall. The spacious ball was
converted into a veritable, bower of
chrysanthemums and evergreen!, mak-
ping a dainty setting for the many
beautiful gowns. L,ou uocastaaer en
tertained with tha "Crystal J Schot-
iinh." a Air anil f rs M Cnrtfiten-
, Ten gave an exhibition of th "Lulu
Fado," the "Twinkle" and other mod
ern dances for the members j of j the
club. Among those present were: ! Mr.
and Mrs. IL P. Peters, Mr, aid Mrs.
W. L. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs J. G.
Garrow. Mr. "and Mrs. R. V. Coster,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jewett. Mr.; and
Mrs-. W. H. Chatten, Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Dockstader,, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1L
Abrey,. Mr. and 'Mrs. S. C. Swartwout.
Mrs. M. Card, Mrs. Nina La Rove, the
Misses O. French, A. Trueax, Adelaide
Sheasgreen, Kathryn Madigan, Anita
Nunan, Marion Allhands, . Frances
Johnson, S. Thompson, Beulah Rhodes,
Frances Shay, Adele Barnickel, Alice
Banfield, Mary Corbin, Pauline Powell.
Alice - Patterson. ! Hazel Coate, Ruth
Johns, Anne 1 Dillinger, Gladys West,
Lorraine Appell, Margaret McCollum,
R. McCartney, Jewell Hoffman. Eve
lyn Thompson and Axia G. Paget, and
Messrs. A. Brownell, C. E. Travlllion,
John A. Lee, Dr. A. Samuel Torrens,
Hart K. Smith, George W. Bever,
Fredrick E. Burns, Ralph W. Blakely,
E. L. Smith, M. J. Parker, C. E. Atlas,
Ralston J. Clarey. George Riddell, J.
H. Corbin, George Garrett, Frederick-
L. Carlton, E. H. Ellis. Charles W.
Olsen, Dr. E. B. Wheat. W. R. Rhodes,
E. C. Jones, L. Cunningham, H. P.
Nellson, George E. Hepburn, C. Jer
rold Owen, Ralph De Lano, Arthur W.
Stein and J. Walter Brown.
The Arcadians announce their next
party for January 14.
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A most enjoyable evening was spent
at Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Sorseths' home,
125 Monroe street. Thursday evening.
when a number of friends decided to
remember Mr. and Mrs. Sorseth of the
occasion of their crystal wedding day.
At 8 o'clock they found a throng of
people at their door shouting their
greetings for the day. The friends
were cordially Invited into the house.
where the evening was spent in merri
ment, and a number of speeches were
made to bride and the bridegroom
Musical selections were rendered and
refreshments were served. The coupl 1
were the recipients of a beautiful three
piece crystal set. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Evensen, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dahl, Mr. and Mrs. John
Eide. Mr. and Mrs. Hillerud. Mr. and
Mrs. O. Olsen,. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bars-tad,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Adde, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Pearson, Mrs. Aakervlk, Mrs:
O. Strand, Mrs. A. Andersen, Miss
Olga Lingaas, Miss Inga Eide, Miss
Dorothea Heide, Miss Anna Nelsen,
Miss Anna Lyon, .Miss Hilda Johnson,
Miss Kristene .adersen. Nils Engnes,
Edwin Pearson, Carl Paulson, Sam
Hangseth, F. Lowzow, Marius Fiare.
and Arne Evensen.
Mrs. John A. Valentine was hostess
for a delightful! Kaffee Klatch last
Wednesday afternoon at her residence
in Irvington, honoring the ' Ladies'
Auxiliary National association of Let
ter Carriers, of which she is the newly
elected vice president. The rooms
wJere aglow with, beautiful flowers of
the season, and the hostess was as
sisted by several prominent matrons
of the auxiliary. A large and fnerry
gatiicring was present and additional
guests called later. These afternoons
will be given during the winter sea
son by the different members, and are
anticipated with much pleasure. Mrs.
John Murrell will be the next hostess.
Mrs.. Thomas Gill entertained the
Bonhomme club at her apartments
in the Glencomb, Friday, Decpmber 4.
Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. A
large bowl of red roses 'adorned the
table, - which' was very pretty in its
color, scheme of red and white. High
scores at auction bridge were made by
airs. v. Beaumont and Mrs. E. A.
Parsons. Mrs. Harriette Hemmeter
will be next hostess at' her residence
ai S58 East Thirty-fifth street, Jan
uary 8.
Several chain teas of the series which
are being given for the benefit of the
British Red Cross fund, were given
last week. Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Elliot Haversham entertained; Thurs
day. Mrs. Clarence Veazie and Friday
afternoon Mrs. A. D. Charlton was
hostess. She planned a very in
formal affair with jist 20 guests and
the afternoon was passed at sewing
after which a dainty collation was
served. The fund has grown rapidly
during the last few weeks and bids
fair to soon reach the goal of $1500.
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Nifty new garments, selling regularly
at $22.50. $25.00 I arid ! $30.00. In
heavy mixtures and felain materials,
as well as Saltex Arab
cle and Hindu Lynx,
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Dr. Ross W. Earlywine and Miss
Minnie . S. Gmalilin? were united in
marriage on Wednesday at high noon
at the home of the. bride's mother,
Mrs. Amalia Gmahlinp, 41V llalsey
street. The 'Lohencren Wedd Ins-
March was played by Miss Kdith
Gmahling, and the ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. Alfen Leas,
pastor of bt. James Lutheran church.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Anna Gmahlin and J. R. JJobson
attended the groom. The bride waf
charming: in a pretty dress of White
crepe de chine, trimmed with lace.
She carried a bridal bouquet of Bride
roses. - . Miss , Anna Gmahllng. the
bridesmaid,, was gowned in a pretty
dress of lace over pink silk, and car
ried pink carnations. The decorations
were green and yellow, being a pretty
combination of ferns, Oregon grape
and yellow chrysanthemums. Art ela
borate wedding dinner . was served,
which was attended by only a few of
the Intimate friends of the families.
Mrs. Earlywine has a host of friends
in this city, and Dr. Karlywlne, a grad
uate of the Pacific Dental college of
May. 19 H, is practicing In Kverett.
WTaah. Mr. .and Mrs. Earlywine will
stop a few days in Seattle, and also
visit friends at Belltngham, before
taking up their residence in Everett.
Simplicity characterized the wedding
of Miss Tillie Dickel and A. F?. Wat
kins, which was solemnized Wednes
day evening at the home of the bride's
mother. Mrs. M. Dickel. Rev. E. 8.
Bollinger read the impressive service.
The bride was given away by her
brother. Otto Dickel. Miss Frieda
Keller was maid of honor. The bride
groom was attended by Preston Whit
iug, a nephew. A bridal march from
Lohengrin" was played by Miss Edna
lingers, niece of the bride. T4ie bride
was attractive in a simple gown of
crepe de chine with lac trimmings and
pearls. t-"he carried . a bouquet of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Frieda Keller was charming in a
yellow gown of charmeuse elaborated
with lace and she carried a bouquet of
yellow chrysanthemums. An artistic
decorative scheme was developed with
quantities of chrysanthemums, smilax
and greenery.
After the ceremony a reception was
held, the guests including members of
the families with a few intimate
friends of the bride and groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will make
their home in Castle Rock, Wash.
On Saturday evening , at the home
of the officiating clergyman. Rev. A.
L. Hutchison of the Third Presby
terian church. J. T. Kverneland and
Mrs. Dagmar S. Hansen were unltel
In marriage in the presence of a few
lnitimate friends. The grpora is chief
engineer on the "Diamond'O" steamer.
They will make their hme on . the
east side. ' . V
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Miss Gladys Marie Brue and Wil
liam R. Edlund. Wednesday, evening.
November 25. Were married at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bruce, 464 Jarretty treet. Rev.
W. R. Powell, of the Epiafppal church,
officiated. ;'
The bride's, residence, SS'iEast Tenth -,
street North, was the aci'h ' de-
lightful wedding Wed nest ay evening.
December 9. when, at "7:1, Al Frank
Watkins and Tillie Dickej&wcre united
In marriage In the present of 60 invlt-
tifully decorated in yellaw'and ever
green. The bride and bridesmaid. Miss
Frieda Keller, carried bkutlful bou
quets in harmony with th decorations.
tendant. and the bride- was given away
by her brother. A. DickeU The .cere
mony was performed by Rev." E. 8. Bol
linver nf tha HlKhland Conirreea tlonal
church.- The many and valuable pres
entswere the evidence ofathe-nigh es
teem in which the lhapp. couple are
held by their friends. ' h , bounteous
wedding dinner was -served.-'-
Mr. and Mrs. Watkin will make
their home at CasUerock,j,Wash
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Tuesday evening at liie rtpw ice tiippe-
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Furs for "Her" Christmas
Buy Gift Furs in This Gigantic
Sale at Rummelin's!
Right at Christmas-time, you may buy the most elegant and reliable Furs, 3
at the lowest prices ever known in the Pacific Northwest 1 fj
Rummelin's quit business forever on January 1, 1915! Everything must j
go for practically what it will bring. All our Furs are the very newest ,
made in the most fashionable styles. 1
Don't wait longer Come Tomorrow! A small payment will hold any a
purchase until (JJhristmas. '
Sacrifice Prices on Everything
We Quit Business on Jan. 1st
Here are a few of the thousands of bom fide Fur bargains 1
remain on everything no "blind" figures.
$15 Mink Neckpieces, clos
Original tickets
$30 Skunk Stoles, closing " Q flfi
out price 4)1UU
$35 Skunk Muffs, closing 1Q flA
3Ut price, . sJUU
$37.50 Otter Stoles, now tfOf fill
at
$37.50 Otter Mufs, now 00
$18 Black Fox Scarfs, ft- O (fi
closing out OleUU
$25 Black Fox Muffs, 7 r A
closing out. ......... D 1 f etJl
$45 Russian Pony
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ing out price. fDOU!
$65 Finest Mink Muffs, tDor AfV
closing out price. , AjDsU'l
$25 Australian Oppossum C nf
Scarfs, closing out. 'xOUlf!
$20 Australian uppossum Pin mi
Muffs, closing out price. . DlUtl
$50 Astrachan Coats, clos- COC H
ing out price JtD3
$90 "Near-Seal Coats, flCA'fli
closing out price only . . .. D3UU'
Coats, $27.50
Children's Furs V2 Price!
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Large collection of Fur Robes and Fur Rugs in Wolverbe,
Cougar, Bear, Leopard, Wild Cat, Polar Bear, etc. Rugs $2J j0
upwards. f;
Fur Trimmings, heads and tails, to close out, 25 and v 9.
Handsome Sets in Mink, Sable, Ermine, Mole, Alaska . Seyl,
etc., all at closing out prices. ' j v:
G. P. RUMMEUN & SONS
Oldest Fur House in the Northwest,
Now Retiring From Business.
124 SECOND ST. Near Washington