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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,; SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1915. TME ; ' . - : , i i mm, SOCIAL EVENTS OF a""" -" r -a i Is: Hllligs. Mrs. Friank Mci H. Stahl and I! v S fj r' fUt f J y bZ" W v, Ac," A'iH'- WW t x i f s - - v ,V' if yi m ' i7S - j- - '5 -iJLr j- I table .lr-5'",'-;' -Mu tf wr"' -' , C "M If.-' . , - K 7r iv1 ' fl i KvVx'' r 7 v ' - k lfiL: Mrs. Ciustave Abendroth. a recent bride, who has been making s 'jgJrW k " V -5U&!Jr-Tr' i s delightful visit in California. ? - t I II I . V Mrs. Eugene VV'etzler ( Paul loe Weiss), a recent bride. -. BertiUeit played the WPddlns march, end also sang a solo, miasps joimon, Bchi, MlUef and Wetzler were UHhern and David BiUeter was rient inan, and Harry Johnson and Albert Losll wereothcr attendants. The auditorium and . banquet nail of the church were bowers of early spring flo'wers. Afterthe cerernony a re ception waa held In the ?)anquet hall - end tight refreshments were served to 850 K"e5sts. i ' The couple received' many handsome Klft's. They will be at home to their many friends after Monday, March 22, at the Iris apartments. Third and Mill fctreets. Married Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at home of bride Uy Rev. Dr. John H. Boyd of Presbyterian church, Sarah K. Pattinson and Charles S. Uarlocker of this city. The bride is the daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. ' John M. Pattinson, 9 SO Congress street. Alen Wed March by KellanU Morgan. The Misses Kuth- Pattinson and Sin Morris received. Miss KLla Pattin son acted as bride's maid, Walter Sny der as best man. The bride- wore white crepe meteor, carried brides roses and lilies" of valley. Immediate family and relatives only. Sister, Mrs. Charles Olson, and son aCharles of Seattle were, out of town guests. The couple will make their home at Coquille. - j , ' Mrs. M. P-aker, 335 lla.ss.ilo street, annourttes the marriage of her daugh- ter, Amelia Hay Jacqueline, to -Frank Burch. -Rev. Henry Marcotte, pastor 'of Westminster Presbyterian church, officiated at the church Saturday, March 13, at 4 ' o'clock;. Mr. and Mrs. Burch left Portland ton Monday for their j;anch and new home at Mulino, Oregon. . j barracks! news S3 Mrs. Lucius C Be.iinett entertained yesterday at a prettily appointed luncheon In honor of Mrs. George S. Young, who has just returned from an extended eastern' trip. 'The table and dining room were artisticaJIy dec orated with flowers and greens. Tne guests were Mrs. George S. Your.g, Mrs. Walter Boswell,' Mrs. James Hob mon, Mrs. Le ' Roy Taylor, Mrs. Wil liam Brooke. Mrs. Peter C. Field, Mrs. .'David J. Baker, Mrs. Wilson Chase, Mrs. Htnchman, Mrs. Samuel V. Ham and Miss Polly Young. - Mrs. George Clarke Rockwell, wife of Lieutenant Rockwell, left Wednes day night for Los Angeles, Cal., where he will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lockhart, for several months. . ' Mrs. Kdgar A. Fry gave a supper last Friday night. The guests were Lieutenant and Mrs. George C. ' Rock well, Captain and Mrs. Charlus T. King. Lieutenant and Mrs. William Gill, Captain and, Mrs. Herbert C. Gib- ner. Miss Chambers, Miss Tiernan ot West Virginia and Lieutenant Klliott. f The entire engineer corps left Mon day for San Francisco, where they will be' on duty at the exposition for sev eral months" before proceeding to Gil Voy, Cal., on a mapping detail. The! officers in command are Captain Ricli-i ard C Moore, Lieutenant Philip Flem-j Ing. and Lieutenant Kljiott. j Mrs. Samuel V. liam presided at aj charming luncheon last Friday in honor of her mother,- Mrs. Hinehman. Centering tlie dining table was a beau tiful gold basket filled with sweet peas and tied with tulle. Covers were. laid for 12. The guests were Mrs. Cof fey and Mrs. Swetland, of Portland, and Mrs. Rutherford Hartz, Mrs. Janjesi . iiotson. Airs. Murray Baldwin. Mrs, Walter Boswell, Mrs. Hinehman, Mrs, .Wilson Chase. Mrs. Lucius C. Beni nett, Mrs. Edgar A. Fry and Mrs. David J. Baker. On Thursday sflprnnna Mra r .. - - . - nuiuri- ford Ilartz was hostess at a card party. Three tables of bridge werrt played, the high scores being won by Mrs. Ralph Glass, Mrs. David J. Bakei and Mrs. William Brooke. After-cards a. number of additional guests dropped in" for tea, Te hostess was assisted by Mrs.. Brooke, who cut the lees, Mrsi. Field, who poured tfte- tea, and Mrsi. Moore and Mrs. Glass, who servedi. The guests were Mrs. David J. Baker, Mrs. Le Roy Taylor, Mrs. Richard Moorep-Mrs. William Gill, Mrs. Ray mond ifO. Ingatls, Mrs. Charles T. King, Mr. Murray Baldwin, Mrs. iWillJam Brooke, Mrs. J Davis, Mrs. Adrian S. Fleming, Mrs. Ralph Glass, Mrs. Peter C. Field, Mrs.: George S. Young, Mrs. Ty'er of Vancouver, Miss Tyer, Miss Polly Young, Miss Chambers and Miss TicrnAn. j MrsL GfoTgo a. Young, wife of Colo nel Vbunj, and Miss Polly Young re Hurned Sjnday from a four months' rip throiigh the eastern states. They Visited Hi Boston, New York, West Joint. Philadelphia and Washington ijind Whils enj route home stopped at Detroit. While in Washington i fhey had the pleasure of a xlsit with Mrs. JjloydL who is- spending - the winter there j while ier son Kenyon is pre paring for hijs entrance examinations to West Point. I An informal hop was given, Friday night by the i Officers of the post. i - I ie Hdga i club wiil net next afternoon with Mrs. Richard B The Tuesday C. Mtore given: Th Cxi ray. C. C. Hood, H. Scott, A. B. Berger, F H, Crosby, Df Willis, M. K. Pattbn, D. B. Leslie. S I. darson, A. Rbtetrmund. H. K. -Sherwood.! A. B. Price, A. K. Zink. M.'M. Huff. W. J. Hurst, C. Tinsley, J. M. j Boren and R. A. I.owther: the Misses! N. Culpan, K. Fintiegan TBerger, li. Lowther, F. Prke, R Randall, M. ! Willis, V. Trask, fe". Scbtt and O. Lowther. the next meeting of the Marguerite! Camp Coterie iwill pe held at the residence of Mrs. Ltpttie Harris. 164U East Twen tieth stireet, Thursday afternoonj April 8, at r p. ml. j One Of thp pleasant urpri8a ties of par- rreirt KvCnts class will meet Monday Afternoon at the home of Mrs. David J. Baker, when a talk will be by Mrs: iTanBeyhill, of Portland. Lieutenant! and Mrs. Rutherford Ilarti en ertaiined at dinner-Wednesday evening. A color scheme in green, in keeping with St. j Patrick's day, was carried out. Centering the table was a bouquet. of green carnations and lilies of the valley, while the favors were miniature hod carriers for the women and little harps for the men. : The guests were Captain and Mrs. Murray Baldwin. Captain and Mrs. Herbert C. Gibner, Captain and Mrs. Harry Hege man. Calptain and Mrs. Charles T. King, Miss i Gllman and Lieutenant New garden, i the week; was that tendered the members of Marguerite Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, Tuesdays even ing, by the Charter members, the occa sion being the celebration of the, six teenth (birthday of the camp, also the regular monthly birthday party. After a shorl meeting the charter members took possession of the ball and pro ceeded to relider a very enjoyable pro gram consisting 5of musical selections and readings, followed by several games, j after wfcich the march ito the banquet room was taken up ; where beautiful decorations of green and white Consisting of Oregon grape and green Carnations met the eye and nu merous good things to eat met the pal ate, the centjer piece being an immense white ! birthday: cake surrounded by 16 lighted candles. The following were the chirter members present:. Mr. and Mrs. il. F., McGrath, Mrs. Delia J. Handlijn, Mrs! Agnes Culpan,1 Mrs. Josie Day, Mrs. Harriet! Beaq, Mrs. Mina jBrowh. Mrs. Jennie Bingham, Mrs. Sophiai Barrette, Mr. Sarah Tu- H. R. Biersdo-f, this bing eft of the 26: who signed sant aii Dr all that is the charter. PE Ehso NAL MENTION SQUABS I W raia thousanda of squabs and . -elivcr to yon at . wholsaal prices. Jfortwst Suab St Pigeoa.Clul), Pona The fallowing residents of Portland registered during the week at the Hot Lake sanatorium: F. S. Bramwell, Herbert Goldsmith, G. W. Mills,' T. W.' Hall, Bert Moersch. Walter J. Holnian and Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Wyckoff. Captain Julius Oliver, well known Alaskan steamboat man, is also at the sanatori am. n tWoriCk, Civil war veteran sconsin, came to Portland re- spend his remaining venr.s brother, J, Worick of Mbnta o is also a Civil war veteran. , Mary X. Pferdnes of Hood River ral days In this citv last She was . the house guest of la t. ,iuicKiey. 5 Rev. from W cently near his villa, w Johr tb Mrs spent week. Mrs. De EVENTS OF .WEEK regular Mrs. R. noon. Mrs. Do Uvva F Mrs. A. Marguerite i Camp .Coterie hdd its meeting , at the residence of A. : Lowther Thursday ! afcr- The' hostess was assisted by viniis, irs. t u. Jiood, Mrs. ynn, Mrs. ,H. K. Sherwood and xs. tserger. Trie housn wan tastefully decorated in ;rwn at-.i white, the place, cards being green shamrocks. : jMisses Esther Lowther and Florence iPrice contributed several musical selections, which were much appreciated.; j Guessing contests and conversation j pleasantly whiled awav the remaindejr of the afternon.! 'Mrs. C. C. Hood ahd Mrs. A. B. Price were awarded prizes in contests. The fi.L lowing members and guests: were pres ent: A! esdaraes K. M. Boynton; O. B. Good. A. Culpan, L. Harris,; M. Cooleyi A. M. Butler,! R. L. McGratn, A. Olney, C. A. Kills, C. Cunningham, EX Flynni A. Warj-en, ;G. H. Randall. G-. H. i Trask, llllll ii ; Jack After cream being color. was fpent Those! AylsWiorth, Ray 1 Mr. a gren's hospitality were: Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs. Ryjsl, Mr. and Mrs. -L. Brackett, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sholze, Mr. and Mrs. JT. iPeters, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cannojn, H Means,' Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Barbdr, Mrs. August and the host and hostess. I The "Wisconsin society of Oreaon held its regular , monthly ltneetjng Thursday evening March IS, with over 300 in attendance. This state Isociety now boasts of over 500 memibership and is one of the live wires in the Portland boosting campaign The evening was devoted to plans for the coming clam bake, also a coijrimittee of 10 was appointed by President Mc Carthy to cooperate with an4 assist in affairs given by the Federation !of State Societies. The commltjtee ap-Douxj RosB Mryj prograni. coislstini of I a mier, Mjiss M. Kinnjey, Mrsi H- Raven, X McKay, I J. C. Neal, Mris. Hl Winchester. Kay,! Mrs; If. S. Scrlts- B.MjcDoniald. A short vocal solo by littl Miss Mr. Nathan land soprano! solo by Mrs. Gabriel PuljenJ was followed by re freshments. cards b-nd daiacing.' Tlie next mleetlng 6f the sdciity will Ibe evehlng, Aipril 15, at Cotillioh lodge; hall. Fourteenth and Burnsid,e streets. 4 Mrs. WlHiam S. Nash land Miss Olga &echtem entertained Saturday after noon With a bmaift card party I in honor M Mss Frahces Schade, giyen at the attractive iiew home of Mrs. Nash on Rutland terrace, Arlington Heightiji. Cit flowers and greens were gracefully arrlangd t iroughout .the f.pacioujs' roc md combined with a cojlor scliemej of t;inH and gre;n, sweet peas decking the i luncheon tible. Card honors fell i(n favpif of Mrs. S. D. Din- lap. Sfeatedl atiiout the pretty luncheon Frances Schade, Miss Gertrude were:! . Miss Mis Flortla iVlEtiith Bernard, .Missl l3u Aindirson, Miss Mrs. J Lydia Damtneier, Mrs. Mrs. O. Secthtem, IMrs. Blojh. iMrs J. P. Schade, J. R. Hinkle, S. p.aJJunlap. Mrs. H. G. Sohiade, Mf. K. Johnsbn, Mrs, G. Schade, Mr. Wfilliam $. Nash ind Miss qiga Sechteni i Miss Schadefs wedding will be event or tne near future- ; A birthday skirprjlse pjsrty was given in honjor of Ijarrf, Hdltgrtve at the home 6f Miss Emma Torrhoeblen. !0S Churcr street Saturday evejning, March 13. A veiy enjdyable evening was spent. A fame was placed and jthe prizes were wcJn b$ Miss Sidie Weston and J'nile Bfickj. The laltte'if part of (the evening w:s tper t in dancing, j An elaborate supper Was served, the color scheme being red. The center piece was a birt iday j cake with Slighted candles guests were the Misses FJva .1? Ruth Chaf fin, ! Martha Jaeb-kei, Wlnni fred Westop, Gertrude $ouliack, blarjche Parks, Harriet We!ston, Eveline Baiker, Mabel I Saxjtonl, Sadie I Wleston Jaeckel and Mr. nd ljlrf moenien. Messrs. Bruce Brady Al WetoiL Gu!y Buck, I Clarenc Forestberd, Leo Chaffn, Dud Wf(rsc Rowlainds 4nd M. jStout Las party suburban Home of ninth Svinda of li t af terjioo ttle! frl ends Mrs. E. F Tor- fBaird, jack Dykes, Julie Ed Brady, hkul, Henry Mr. land Igathered ati the Malloh, 12B2 jMocfire sltreit, to honor their ittle daghtier Sulste birthjday! anhiverary hostess reteivjed jmanjj- pt-etty tokens bSrthdiy preseijit wfre: Mavid SauVle, reifiembi-ances. Those Mfitbilda . Oughtenberg, Barbara Alridge, Alice Glover, Hplen Flarrellj. Jkck Farrell. oieyrr, liain- Judge, Mar- MaryEllei Lane!. Alberta erine Alrlge, Jeamey Bell garet! Judpie, Mary Anija J Judge, Catherine van, Catherine Sj van, FauLSuIliva Mildred Rothchiild, Arth Marie Heally, jjack Healy, Judfe-e, ulliva(n, A dplightjful evening was spent at the h$me it Mr. ami Mrs. William Hocklnson, j 383 East Fortyfsecond street, Wednesday evening, the occa sion being Mr.; Hockinsoh's birthday. The rooms ' Iwere elaborately decorated with festoons, of greens and St Patrick's favors, little green sham rocks, Paddir pipes and hih hats, also ' ferns land Oregon grape The first: part of tlie (evening was spent in play ing 50iu. Mr. and Jlrs. Guy Fiejdhouse i and AL J. Hiockinson rnade the highest ; scores! and iMrs. A. J. HOckinson and J Reddttway the lowest ; Fcores. i the ijame refreshijnents of ice cake and punch weire served, all . carried out in thi St. Patrick i The latter part olf the evening ' mrry Mrs. Frank it being her The little udge, James Ruth Sulll- Kevin Sulll- m Dorothy O'Hanley, ur Girrow, Teresa La- iJeDioua, Louise Le- SS?S. ii f I f.r: ! rv. ) Svi ' ' I 'S-'' " u : r L ' Mrs. Ray Boelheim and he little daughter, Virginia La Verne. Doux, Elizabeth TreBdergastJ Ellen Mallon. Alice Mallon, Kathleen Mal- lon. Susie Mallon, Morey ; McClain, Mabel Ryan. 4 Harry A. Grable I-Tlflav night enter tained about 35 -friends at a St. Patrick's costume party given In the home of his parents, 802 Sixty-fourth street, southeast. Music, games tnd refreshments made the evening! an en joyable one to all. Those- ipreaent were: ! Misses Gladys Wanker, Marie Coney, Audrae Gentry, Opal McKay, Olive Morrow, Ruth Eseman Alberta; Ander son, Alice Hunt, Maybelle Pillngton, Inez Couey. Ruth Smith, Julia Smith, Gertrude Kent, Friedd. Chapman, rla with music present were Mr. aihd Mrs. K. W Mr. and MrJ. fid Metzeer, JIri and Mrs! 'odd. Mr..: and Mrs. nd M ind dancing. Fred Todd, M r. and M r4. Will Hesse 1, and Mr. ani i I Mr. and 3V r s. Guy Fieldlliouse, all of Gresham;, Ir. and Mrs. Jack Redda way, Mr. 'and Mrs. H. Carlson, Mr.: and Hocklnson, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mather's. Mr, and Mrs. Bob White r. and Mrs.! William- Hockinson. rs. Ernest Swangren enter tained at thieir home in Metzger, March 17. Guest.4 came "Weaving of the Green," In true Irish fashion. St. Pat rick fi-nd al) of his accompaniments of shamrocks, Padds' pipes andj green foliagfe were features t)f the decora tions.! The wit of the g-uests was se verelr testd in clever guessing con tests.) Mr. Bailey and ) Mr. ICannon proved 'Trie Sons" iy winning first prizes- Mm. Brackett arid Mr, 'Cannon won first honors in five hundred. Mrs. Ruggles and Mr. Stewart jwere awarded the ckmsolation prizes. I I Refreshmjents were served. Dancing finished the program oC the evening. Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs-j Swan- ngravmgf : For the Best iSee Us! I SECOND FLOOR I . ;j (Sitis j! VI J4 JC. GUI Co., 3d Alder -llllll !llll!!!iii!l!lliiillilll!il!ll!!llli;illll!!il!l!llii I - I t,: '' : ' ERVIN NECKWEAR The beist iof ' European silks are used for our cravats. I Exceptional Values Four-in4Hands Sl.OO to 82.SO. Remember;' our trader-mark standu for quality, y " K.I S. ERVIN & CO., Ltd. General - Engush Tailors. Meh's ActjesSories Custom! Made' ' anirts. - , - sinuzjxra- busxb-g- : iETZtB STB-ET AT ALSEB are vi?loonio iie Supor jii tiiV fllir) AiTT T TlCTT!ltiX- A F 111 il Y i Woman . JUIT5te v etr I m m m im I ill j mim'ut picinro.v ue,beiut fid. I I IB !P' cA(on(yJtiivdi Z'l, If! 'fltji jil.; I tf mmw mmi, U- Si 1 I 1 1 ml mi m x i ii n Egglfston. Elva Steelby. Florence Qae- side. Ruth Chaffln; Lizzie Peterson anjj Leslie McKay, and Karl Eseman, Hijgl RoWnson, D. C. Scott, H. I Mo Cajbe, C. L. I Brock, M. Grace Scott, H. Coiop sr. Edmond Hunt, Harold , Holmi-be-g, Guy Grable, ?Haj-ry-Grable, Mri. ana Mrs. C. H. Grable and Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Grable.. ni attractive affair Wednesday evjenlng "was- a luncheon and shower gijven by Mrs. . J. M. Peters In her hqnw at 352 Morris street. In- compli ment to Miss Esther Clemens, whose marriage, to Mr. Walter Pfaender will N'( i event the latter part of March. Sprlr g blossoms were effectively used inj d. coratlng. The guests were Miss Eth?r Clemens,. Miss' Maud Thaye, Miss Esther Wilson, Miss Grace: Bald win, Miss Ada Lawrance, Miss! Irene Clarlt, Miss Rosa Kline, Miss Elsa Klin i, Miss Riith Pfaender, Mrs. E. Filet, Aliss Freda l'Jfaender.l Miss Epit'i Moore. - Miss - leona Clemen, Mjiss Pearl Titus, Miss Beulah iTitus, Mlg Olga Sechtem, Mrs.. A. Pfaender. A knife ting the hostess was Mrs. J. W: Mathena. - 4c The R00 party givfen Hy George right Relief Corps at their hall Wed nesday afternoon, was a pleasant 8f fair and large numbers were present. Card honors f ell to ladies Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Crockwell; gentlemen; Mr. Hehde sehott, Mr. Mills. The neatt one. will be on the thirty-first. Following, the regular birthday supper was (given, w'heii a large- audience listened to la plea; ling program, ea,ch number receiv ing :teried 'applause. Piano solos were rendered' by Miss Tipton, Miss Dake: readings by Miss Whirten. Miss Lot spiech. Mrs. Wall and Messrs. ! Morse, Pan in. and Mills of the veteran auartet gav several choice selections accompa nied by Professor Wheeler. There wee 25 guests at. the birthday table: whose natajl days were i In- February ad Marj-h. I. : I ' :;i '- . : ' 1 Tlie Massachusetts Society of Oregon held a social and entertainment, Thurs day evening. In the Roaarlan I rooms, Cotrtmercial clubv ! Telegrams were rece ved from Governor Walsh of Mas saciusetts also from Mayor Curley pf Bosi on, sending greetings.' A letter of i egret from Blanche Rlnsrjof the Orplieum : circuit was received. Miss Rlnir Is a Boston girl and' expected - V 1 ': i A - 7 Mrs. D. D. McGilllyary, vice-president of the Rose Social club, who recently - entertained the members of that organization. to be present. Judge II. H. Nprthup gave an address upon "Evac uation Day" (March 17, 1776). Miss Kathleen Booth favored with a pleasing solo. Through the kindness of Sherman, Clay-,& Co. there was a vlctrola concert during the rest of the (Continued on Following Page) r tntsf or M w imtiQr S5- 1 imiectitcai oliarm of GdfMi Christ ensens Hall and Dancing School OUR NEW FEATURE Organize Vour own party and leirn the'new dances at the Wed- aisday Informal Club. Fifteen minutes free instrctlon under the personal' supervision' of Mr. and Mrs. Chrlstensen. Admission by caJrd or reference. Danelns; at 9 lock.! Committee Mrs. Tryon. ss Aa Paget, Mies Sherman, A. Pflngsten, Bruce Baird. pomTZiABrs's ; KECooamnciJ BQHOOZ. FOB SOOlAZi DA-HOIira. I Main 6017 A-4880. I 1 " 'is&ry .9 "V ' March Dance Record: ABLE FAVORS For the Dinner, Tea or Afternoon Party j Morrison Near Fourth The "Popular Sweet Shop" or YOUR PIANO BEE Hovenden Piano Co. 87 nrra bt. j Bet. 8tar and Oak Main 677 the Needlecraft Shop DEVOTED E XOTTSI VE LT ; TO WEEDLEWORK ND j FAMCT OOODS. r 343 Alder, near Broadway. Millicent Waltz A-&635 ) (MpKpc) Prlne't Orchentrm. lZ-lnrh ) XOVE'S MEMORIES. (Htuiimu) i.u www. rrtnee OrcHeitra. A 6632 j8THC0PATED WALK, from "Wtch J2-lvrix ) Your BUip" (Berlin), Fo-trot. 1.00 ) Prinoa's Band. A-6633 TICKLrNO LOVE TAPS, from "Siil." 12-Inch ) (Pcncbk). One-itrp. Prinra' Bnii. 1.00 )8I6TER BUSIE S 6EWINO SHiaT8 ) F0a SOLDIERS arawmki. Onn ). tep. Prinoe'i Bind. A -5634 J000DBYE GIRLS, I'M THROUGH, 12-Inch ) from "'Cbin Chin" (Currll). On-itep 1.00 ) Prinon'f Band. . S CHIN CHiN WALTZ (CaryU). ) Prlnoa't Band. .. ' Columbia Graphopbone Co. 429-431 WASHIMGTO ST. TOB COB8XTS 344 Washing-ton St. Morgan 811111110; Beautiful Effects Can now ha bl In' Rprlne Klniwara. T)affn dlla. Tulipa aod Frezlaa at raaooatil price. Martin & Forbes Co. Mala 889. FLORISTS. A-1269. 847 WASHIUGT0H STREET. Nor tonia Hotel w Ipere iou can entertain with large small Tea, earn or uancinsr 1 I'arties. j dar Personal Supervlsloa of Management. or the 1 THERR Is IndlTldnal Hy la 00 r work Natarlnea with added - grace A dla 1 1 net Ion not often found yet area til , appreciatea. COLtJ-CBIA BTTZZ.9Zna, PARIS It AIR C30. SINCE 1888! make a spe cialty of fine liair- s ,to ord;r for es. and Cents, dressing; ' Mas- ease. I Manicurlnaf. 147 Broad, way near . m orrlson. Have Your Spring Suit ' i. '. Made by - :j . WIVIOTT BROS. I Z.ADVBB' TATZ.OB8 412 Morrison St.! EM TEST Atn KENT AXS XH8TBT70 TIOW IW THE HOME. Arrange to see yourselves Iri motion ( pictures, ;in your own home. '! - WE DO XT. Northwest Weekly , Pbone Main 643, ' BAH ITS AWD OBCHE3TBA8 Tor All Occasions. Muelral Services of nil rifMcriptl on contracted for. Only ttest of talent f urn!h1. OEORdE E. JEPPEBT'3 Musical Bureau fJeorge K, Jeffi-ry. Mr. Ai Director Office and Residence Studio 830 Sna-er St.. Woodiawn 334S. Candies SAwlally made to harmonize with J(or eoUtT aclirina. Cat 'n Fiddle ' On Broadway, 145 Theatre Bow Salted Nota Staffed ri ' ASK ABOUT OTJB ' BUG ABO - CABPET CUSABTBO AND DTEIWO ' East 194 B-1194 Mala 1713 A-1713 Laura Baldwin Doolittle STUDIOS Remodel the Draperies or Refurnish for You This Spring. Telephone Marshall 438. A-4238 414-417 Eilers Building j ERNST'S ICE CREAM 1 ia aaaaeajsssaa-,waaai ces and Punches lxlivered to Alt I'arts of IIUIIillllllliitlUUilUIIIIMiiliiillUllllilllliltilliilUU 1 Main 16J9 A-lf3"