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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL., PORTLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 28, - 1915. IWnel Society ls Doina -BYNONA - yr.RS- ALFRED TUCKER en I tertained i Informally "Wedne . It I day . afternoon in honor of Miss Prtscllla Goodenough of Hood Rlrer valley,, whosa -engage ment to Harold F. Tucker wai re cently announced at Hood River. Mw. Warren M. Knight and Mrs. Carl Wernicke served punch in - the library, assisted by Miss , Stephanie strain. ,- Presiding In the dining ' room irere Mrs. S. S. Montague. Mrs. Jesse btearns, Mrs. H. S. ButterfUld and Mrs. H. L. Shepard. assisted by Miss uenevieva Butterrield, Miss Elsie Iee. Miss Cathjerins Davis and Miss -Carol Montagu. - Assisting the hostess "were Mrs. C. N. Hugglns. Mrs. H. .H.' O'Reilly, Mrs. James N Davis, Mrs. C. B. Baker, Mrs. R. W. Montagus and Mrs. Hicks C. Fenton. Elolse Hugglns and Virginia Fenton received the guests at the door Society Women Take Interest in Floral Parade. The executive committee of the board ef patronesses of the floral parade, of - which Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett Is chairman. Miss Henrietta Falling vice chairman, and Miss Valentine Prichard secretary. Is desirous of securing r.ames and addrerses of all Portland ociety and club women Who will enter decorated cars in tho festival pageant June 1. Names should be telephoned to Miss Prichard t Marshall ,2270. Tho festival headquarters. Main 2800 or A- 3B75, will also take entries. This com mitter war. ts to get in touch at once -with pony, riders or drivers of pony . carts. -1 --f-A. : ., ' - Miss Helen Stokes Wed. Of interest to her many Portland , friends Is the marriage of Miss Helen : Stokes to Eugene Eric Valk of Los Angeles which took place at that city ..Friday.. May 21. Mrs. Lisle Stokes . and her daughter were passing . the winter in the southern California city and the young couple met shortly after their arrival last fall. All the appointments of the wedding were quite -simple. Miss Stokes has passed the summer here for several yeara with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Davidson. Mr. Vaik is popular socially in Los Ange les where he Is engaged in business. Rosenf eld-Lang Wedding. - The wedding of Miss Gladys Lang and Dr. James Rosenf eld, which, will 'be solemnized next Wednesday, Is one of the Important social events of next "week. Both Miss Lang and Dr. Rosen feld ate popular members of the younger set. Owing to the recent tf leavement in the family of tho bride ' groom-elect, they have not accepted any prenupiiai.' entertaining. Mr, ana .Mrs. S. W. Dlttenhofer of St. Paul , have arrived from the east to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isadora Lang untli after the wedding. Mrs. Dlttenhofer Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lang. v ,k . ' ; Post-Xuptlal Reception. Dr. and Mrs. A, W. Moore have sent out cards for a post-nuptial reception at their home, 135 East Twelfth street, for the pleasure of their son and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Moore Classmates Honored. A pretty affair In the social cal endar of the young people was the card party given by Miss Marcella Larklns, 326 East Ninthsstreet north. Tuesday evening, in honor of her classmates and a. few friends. . "Five hundred" was played and several thor - oughly enjoyable t musical numbers were rendered, while refreshments Were later enjoyed. Those present were the Misses . Theresa , Stopper, Lena Shannon, 'Irene - Ktrby, Tessla Manning. Tessle Martin, Ethel Kissel, . Loretta Regan, Francis Wolfe, Kath- erlne Meagher, Mary Dunn, Edna Kelly, Francis Kirby, Florence Mc Intee. . .- . W' : '-'s .". - Home Wedding. I At the home of, the bride's parents. 701 South Eleventh street. Arthur L. Coulton -and Miss Eva Coates were married by Rev. A." L. Hutchison of the .Third -Presbyterian ' church last Saturday -night. After a short honey moon trip the couple' will return to .romana 10 resiae. B. B. Club to Give Dance. ' ! The B. B. club will give a dancing party ; Wednesday evening, June 2, at the B. B. hall. Thirteenth and Mm streets. The committee is: A. " Bos- kowltz. Dr. J. J. Rosenberg. A. E. Miller, D. Solis Cohen, M. Goldstein and Julius Cohen. 1 Rose City Park Club Dance. t The Rose City Park club" will have its next dancing party tonight at the club house. A four piece orchestra will furnish the music Guests( of Dr. and Airs. Miller. I Dr. and Mrs. Byron E. Miller enter tained last Monday at their home, 530 Montgomery street. Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Aldrich of Minneapolis and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Caufield. New Arrivals. Felicitations are being showered upon ; Mr.' and Mrs. L. Fred Bishop, of 353 Hall street, the occasion being the birth of ,a baby daughter, Tues day,, May 25. Mrs. Bishop was Miss Bert Morris. . v - - " " Congratulations are being sent to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schulz whose, home was gladdened Friday morning by the arrival of-a baby gfrl who . Is to be named Rose May. H A f ' Society Notes. v Mrs. Charles G. Benson from Silver- ton has undergone an operation for ap pendicitis at Portland General hos pital. , Miss Martha Brownell of Turner is convalescing following a serious sur gical operation at the Portland General hospital. '?Tr?-'-Z'i--i'' ' v' ! ';.:': :'::-'''": Mrs. John M. Mann, who recently underwent a serious operation at the Good Samaritan hospital, is now convalescing rapidly but It will prob ably be several weeks before efle will be able to see her friends. , f- , - v i 1 . ; i ' & J Vr I I r ; " - J,, nil Woman's Exchange Home made pies, ' breads, cakes, cookies, candias Jellies, preserves, hand made infants' articles, children's dresses and dainty novelties for Rifts, on sale 186 Fifth street. (Adv.) Top, Mrs. Margaret Burrell Bid die, one of the patronesses for the Rose Festival s floral parade, which event is being given this year under ' the special 'direc tion of prominent society women of the city. . : . Bottom, left to right Mrs. Henry Fick and1 Miss Florence Ger trude Smith, who : will Blng tomorrow at the entertainment given at the Rose City Park school house for St. ; Michael's , Episcopal church -in-. Rose City Park. 2 Detective Films Shown at National President Wilson, with his confessed fondness for detective stories, might enjoy the' bill which opened at the Na tional yesterday.. Two. of. the films are detective dramas of the thrilling est kind. j "The Frad" tells the story of a girl detective. She finis - that another girl is being compllea to net as a decoy for a gang ..who are -working a "badger game. She takes" the girl's place and 'work's with the' crooks straight through - to - the place where they are in Jail and tho here is1 free. In fact, our heroine stes st far and so willingly on the crocked path and becomes such an integral part of the crooked scheme that an unemotional Jury might hold her guilty With them rather than to be commended for trap ping them. . "The Girl She Might Have Been" is crime and tragedy, unrelieved by; any ray of iiope or happinets. The girl is murdered and ,the crook who causeB her death is killed in a struggle with her lover, the detective. , ',, As an antidote there 13 a farce-cotn-edy, ."The Jarrs Visit ArcaJla" PERSONAL MENTION Nome Merchant Here. - C. E. Darling of - Nome,. Alaska,- and Berkeley, CaL, who, with Mrs. Darling owns the celebrated dog teams driven each year In the Alaska classic by the equally celebrated "Shorty" Allen, Is a guest at the Multnomah on his way north. " 'Shorty lost one of the dogs this year and ; we only captured- sec ond," said Mr.' Darling this morning, "but we ran - a wonderful f race just the same tor he had to go 25 miles farther than 'the winner and was only beaten by three miles at thit." - r Mr.,, Darling, who is in th hardware business, looks for an active business year in Nome. ' ""Several nfew strikes have been reported." he Said, "and there Is going to be more - dredging around Nome than ever before." Federation President Arrives. : Mrs.' Percy V.' Penny backer "of Aus tin, Texa president - of ' the (General Federation of " Women's Clubs, is a guest at ;te Multnomah. She is ao companied by Mrs. A. S. Blount of Dubuque, Iowa, - . . ...-.. i . - Major Bowlbjr In City. Major H. L. Bowlby of Salem, for mer, state highway engineer, is at the Benson. Mrs. Bowlby is with him. Mrs. M. Jaskulek and daughter, Miss Jaskulek, are at' the Portland. They are registered from Dayton, Ohio. C. A. Bergqulst is a Bend visitor 'at the Nortonia. . . - ' . H. A. Atkinson of Eugenets . a guest at the SweardjL Mr: "Atkinson Is in the reaUestafe' business. H. M. Harwood of Astoria Is at the Cornelius. - Mrs. Harwood accompanies him. : ( . Guy Bates' Post the actor aDDearln? in "Omar the Tsntmaker," is a guest at the Multn,omah. - - Miss Alice Flemins. fMr c ' . v. Everett), lor: several seasons popular Apollo Club Concert Highly Appreciated A large audience applauded the seventeenth concert of the Apollo club which was rendered with natisf vine- I musical effect at. the Heilig theatre last night. , In addition to the horal f numbers, solos were iven by Paul i Wesslnger, baritone, and s Joseph P. i Muller, tenor. The accompanists for j the vsoloists were , Edgar E. Coursen t and Charles Dierke. The most successful choral selection was "On the Road to Mandalay," ar ranged by Speaks, though "Suomi's Song" .by Mair was almost equally appreciated. In "these songs the club had an -opportunity to bring out large tonal qualities better than in many of the others which were mostly soft and fragmentary. Bullard's "Hunting Song" from Kins, Arthur was well re ceived. - , Other numbers were: "Maiden With Lips so Rosy." by Gall: Marietta.'" by Gall; "Kerry Dance," by Malloy Brewer; '"God" Bless the Love For ever," by Podbertsky; "Castilla," by Protheroe; "Lamp in- the West," by Parker; "Image of the Rose," by Relchardt, : with solo by George P. Meade, tenor; "The Broken Melody," by Sibelius, and "Silent Recollection," by Pache. , ' ; . " . - (: v Mr. Mulder's? solo numbers were: "Thine Eyes so Blue and Tender," by Lassen; "Violets." by Downing, and "Love, r Have Won You," by Ronald. He responded to an encore with Mad cap June." i " , I Mr. Wesslnger sang "The .' May Night," by Brahms: "Silent Safety," by j" Frans and "O, That i Never the Sun," by .Leoncavallo. .' leading womaji of the Baker Stock company, is at the Multnomah, Miss Fleming has just returned from a highly - successful season under the direction of - Oliver Morosco in ' Cali fornia. . V' . ' " ! X " Thomas , Blyth and Mrs. A. . P. Thompson are Evanston, Wyo., visit ors, at the Portland. . ' W, W. Edwards "and. J. A. Edwards of Marsbfield, are guests at the Nor tonia. :; k- ' M., Summerf ield . of Albany is at"Yhe Oregon. He' is In a mercantile busi ness. i -. . 1 h '. A. J. Baker, a Eugene hardware man; Is at the Seward. - . : Alfred. If. Beckwlth of . NewTork. secretary of the National Wholesale Grocers' association, is at the Portland. Mrs. B'eckwith is with him. T. W. Burglehaus is a Seattle visitor at the Cornelius. , .. x H. C Coffman, a Chehalis light ami power man. Is a guest at the Imper ial, i C M. Vassar, a Pomeroy,, Wash druggist, is at the Oregon. P A. Anderson of La Grande is at the Imperial. Mr. Anderson is in the abstract business. ' Edward Murphy, a Tacolt mill man, and Mrs. Murphy are at the Oregon. John Baird is an Eugene visitor at the Seward. S. G. Reed, proprietor of 'Neah-Kah-NleTnn' at Neah-Kab-Nie mountain, ts at the Imperial. ' Tyler Ilenshaw and wife of Oakland, Cal., are guests at the Portland. J. F Yates, an attorney of Corvallis, Is a guest at the Imperial. AH Charge Parchnses Made Tomorrow Go On Your June Account, Payable July 1st Tea Room on 4Ui Floor Candy Day, Tomorrow, at the Bargain Circle, Main Floor 2000 Lbs. Delicious Sweets at Special Low Prices $6.50 Switches, S3.50 V - DEPABTmnrT so noos, . , Sale .extraordinary of high-grade fiat- ural wavy Hair Switches at about A - , regular-value. 26 and 28-inch lengths in .3 separate stems. .Light and me dium shades of brown.' Switches - worth v $6.00 and. $6.50, on Kf sale for Saturday at only vOOU (D)D(ffls9 WegQmmaimi IKflimsj, l Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 1 Home Phona A-6231 SilIaFlossPIllows4Gc v bzzs 18X24 htch3:s7 Art Dept., 2d i Floor Another very special offering in Silk l;lo6s Pillows for Saturday's selling. Popular size 24 inches long and 18 inches wide, well-filled and good.-' cambfic cover ing. Supply your needs. Spe-'lp cial for Saturday's sail e at, each"w This Store Will Remain Closed Decoration Day. Monday, May 31-Dont Forget to June White Sale Now in Progress : Every White Article Reduced Except a Very Few Restricted Lines Lsistt Bay (off &m sine Enthusiasm Running High at the Finish Tomorrow .will be the last day of the Department Managers' Competitive Sale and as a grand finale each department head has brought out the most compelling bargains of the whole week. Each day has shown; a wonderful increase in sales throughout the various departments,- due to the exceptionally low prices quoted for the different articles offered from day to day. Who will win the prize is the question of the hour. Remember the store will be closed Monday, Decoration Day, so come tomorrpw, and, supply, your wants. Headquarters for outing, camping arid picnic supplies of all kinds. , June White Sale Now in Progress Every White Article Reduced Exscept a Very Few Restricted Lines Extraordinary Bargain Offerings In Ail Departments lor Saturday Read This Ad Caret ally! Wo rn en $32.50 Coats Saturday, $i498 Garment Salons, 2d Floor Coats from our regular stock distinctive styles, from several xl our best makers grouped and decisively under priced for last day of the Competitive Sale. If you have a Coat to buy, by all means see thase first thing in the morning! The very newest models are shown--short-box styles,, high waistline effects, plain tailored styles also . many with plaited and belted backs and loose flare styles. Such wanted materials as coverts, serges, poplins, chin chillas, golfine, gabardines, etc. Plain colors, fancy mixtures and black-and-white checks. Trimmings of fancy collars and cuffs, braids, buttons, patch pockets, etc. Some unlined. others lined with excellent quality peau de cygne. Coats selling heretofore up to $1 yl QQ $32.50. Underprised for Saturday's selling, at only pXJbI0 Drug- Sale Tomorrow Dept. Main Floor Limited space- prevents us from giving a full list of the articles on sale, Sqatbbs' 25c Talcum At 13c Drug Dept. Squibbs' Talcum Powder in violet and carnation odors, also unscented. Regular price ; 25c everywhere. "I O Special for, Saturday at J-OC This Includes Hats oi Navy, Brown, Green, irtcci, Forpie, Gray, Belgian Blue, Old Rose and fin K In Season's Latest Models Millinery Salons, 2d Floor The Millinery event of the season 1 300 Beautiful NewTrimmed Hats in this sensational offering for tomorrow. Very latest mid-season styles in large and medium sailors, close fitting turbans, pokes and other , models in Milans, Milan Hemps, Leghorns, and other desirable straws. The assortment comprises every, hat in the depart ment worth up to $30 in the above shades. Trim- ; mings of flowers,. velvet ribbons, wings, ostrich fan- -cies. fruit and other novelties. Remember, these are all new, up-to-date Hats, many of them having arrived within the last 10 days. Come early in the day and have the' ad vantage of first choosing. ,' Hats . worth up to $30, flC priced for Saturday's selling at only your choice EXTRA SALESPEOPLE Will Be on Hand to ; n . ' Serve You Promptly. LOT No. 2 All Trimmed Black Hals Worth Up to $7.50 $3.00 Black Hats Worth to $25 f S9.95 LOT NO. 3 afls fior 5 All Trimmed While Hats Worth Up to $7.50 3.00 White Hats Worth to $25 ' $9.95 LOT NO. 4 All Trimmed Sand Hats . Worth Up to $7.50 $3.00 Sand Hats Worth to $25 $9.95 Basement Sale of 1000 Eat Shapes All Purchases Are Final No Exchanges and No Hats Sent C. O. D. , Every Untrimmed Hat in the Basement is included in this remarkable offering Saturday $1.98 Hat Shapes 49c Basement Scores of different styles in this lot. Sailors, side rolls, close fitting hats,' rolling brims, double edge effects, turbans, etc., in various straws and big assortment of colors. onapes selling heretofore up A Q to $1.98 on sale Saturday at SiYlAJUI-, WJl of Hat Shapes in fancy braids, assorted colors S2.98 Hat Shapes, 98c Basement Sailors, Shepherdess effects, Txicornes and other wanted styles in white, black, sand, nat ural and other colors. Shapes selling here-QO tofore at $1.98 o : $2.98, Saturday at only UOK, $1.48 Hat Shapes, 29c Basement Women's Untrimmed Hats of good quality Hemp in; various wanted shapes." Shown in- black,' white, red, blue, pink,-purple, Oflu green, etc. Regular 98c to $1.43 grades at C Womens Si Union Suits at 59c Fine Grade Lisle Outslzcn Only Dept. Main Floor The Knit Underwear Buyer is striving mightily to win the prize I For Saturday's selling he has taken 244 Women's Outsize Union Suits and put a price upon them that should 6ell every " one of them before closing .time. Tine quality lisle thread, hand somely finished and perfect fitting. Low . necks, sleeveless style, with tight knee. Better come early in the dfeyl Union Suits CQ like these usually sell at $1.00.. Buy - them (tomorrow at only OIC Kemmimaiinill Salle 2 ! Wool Dress iioods In Good Uselnl Lenaths. on Sale at DEPT. MAIN FLOOR Hundreds of women twill welcome this oppor tunity to buy the new Dress, Waist or Skirjt and save half! fror to morrow we have taken all Remnants andshort lengths wm1 dress goods, coatings and waistlngs and offer them at Just yf regular prices, neecuess to say tne assortment is made up of the wanted fabrics, serges, cheviots, tweeds, coverts, homespuns, andhundreds, of other fabrics In all colors, black, whitie and combina- j f'io,s tions. Good assortment of black-and-white checks, at 2 ICC. Girls' 85.00 toS7.50 Coatls On Sale in Basement THE LAST DAY of the De partment Managers' Compet itive Sale brings a sensa tional bargain offering in Girls' " Coats in the Basement Underprice Store. 320 New Spring Coats -are 7 1 : , involved in this sale, and when you consider the price we havr put upon them, you will readily see there's Sure to be active buying. Scores of attractive styles for girls 6 to 16 years of age. Plain colors and fancy weaves in great variety of patterns. Splendid woolen ma terials in light and medium weights for Summer wear. CJO A Q Coats selling formerly at $5.00 to $7.50, on sale Saturday at P-10 Score Cards 22c tor 100 Main Floor' Buy for months to come, for you'll not likely get an opportunity like this again very soon. Score Cards for "Five Hundred" and Auction Bridge. Priced for Saturday's selling only at $2.00 the OO thousand or 100 for only! N e w Neckwear At 25c MAIN FLOOR--Women's Neck wear in very latest effects. Dou ble Roll Collars of fine quality Organdie, Embroidered Dutch Collars of , white Oriental Lace with ribbon bapd. Plaited back styles with velvet ribbon bands. Embroidered and plaited back or gandies and many other styles, Priced Special Saturday OP. at only . . . .... ...... ... DC- 63c .Apronns I SECOrjtD FLOOR An extra special of fering1 for Saturday only. 1600' womenfs Coverall Aprons ' of splendid quality ma terials, nicely made and trimmed. Styled with belt across back and pockets. Open side, front or back. 5 7 Inches, Jong and large bust, lOn 55c Ap no n s t:Ov r Colonial Hams V SerpentineCrepe TOILET GOODS Be sure you are taking'ca're of your compleion by the very best method. If you are using soap and dry powder discard it long enough to give. MAURINE a trial. Clean the skin with, Mau rine Satin Cream and then apply Maurinc Beauty Lotion. In a few days you will note a vast improvement FREE TREAT MENT of "Maurine" if you will come to the Rest. Rooms on the 2d Floor. Special demonstra tion near Main Stairwayylst FL : List of Preparations v . Beauty Lotion, price s S0c( $1 Satin Cream, price 50c $1 -Rosebud Rouge, price 25c, 50c MaurineAstringent, price 50c Maurine Skin "Food 50c, SI Hair Tonic at 25c 50c, $1 Maurine Hand Lotion -. at 25c 30c Colored Scrims at 14c jiatiLfira 14c Drapery Department, Third Floor For the last day of the "Competitive Sale the Drapery Goods Buyer ment of beautiful new floral designs in artistic color combinations . ..... '.I II t .. .. J . m - :o oarmonize. witn au aecoraiive scnemes. yraaes worth to 30c, priced for Saturday's selling at only, the yard ............ Men'siSS, S h oes at $3.39 Shoe Department. 1st Floor A rousing sale of -2000 pairs. Men's Shoes- a fitting climax to the. week's notable offer ings in high-grade footwear. Patent leather, gunmetal and tan Russia calf. Conservative and dressy lasts. Broad toes and heels or the smart "English" toe ftasts with . wide shank. These are not broken lines, but regular stock underpriced for this one . day's selling. Q Q Q Q Standard $5. Shoes, pair. JOO9OV At 14c MAIN FLOORl 0,000 yards genuine Serpentine Crepes, vast assortment of beautiful new pat terns and colors. YOu know the regular, pricef Buy M''1Am you want of it. Sat., yard XfftC iL7V3C the Pound GROCERY DE- (j PARTMENT, 4TH FLOOR Choice Eastern sugar cured Hams, put up by Armour & Co. expressly for this store.-; Nice sizes, weighing from 10 to 12 lbs. each. Better take ad vantage of, this sale and buy a cou ple of these choice Hams. Tele phone orders filled prCmt-l ly.- Colonial hams, pound . A. LJ. Colonial) f Save S. & H. Trading Stamps and choose from hundreds of beautiful and useful premiums absolutely, FREE. "Start to save now. t ' ...... ..... : 1 1 1 0 0 Mo r e Men's Smigfls Regular $15.00 and $20.00 Qualities Saturday at Only Every man will want to dress tip for Decoration Day and, as usual, this store stands ready to help him in every way. Of special im portance to men who want to look their best at small cost, is this Great Speciat Sale of Suits we announce for tomorrow I The de partment Manager promises extraordinary values in this lot for the last day of the Competitive Sale. Smart models for men and young I patterns and strictly hand-tailored throughout. It's worth your sortment. . Regular $15.00 and $20.00 Suits on sale at pLfOJ r n Y