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TENIPAGES
FASHION'S AND K KKOLETVORK
FRATEBIiAIi NOTES.
SECTION FOUR:
, SOCIETY, CliUBS, MT7SIO
PARENT.TEACHEB NEWS
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Mrs. Oliver K. Jeffery," one of the most enthusiastic of the. patronesses working for the success of
the floral parade at the Rp&e Festival. Mrs. Jeffery has an especial geniu in planning artistic
! cars.
New, for publication in the
Sunday society pages must b
in The Journal office by Friday
' afternoon.
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By Nona Lawler.
OCIETY may talk about many
things of many interests, may
officially back, and be com
pletely Immersed m many good
causes, philanthropic, civic and
what not, but if somehow, just to re
1'evs the deadly monotony of the eter
nal "causes" clothes, do not enter
ipto the figuring somewhere, well,
half the fun is lost.
And Just here one could note that
hendsome gowns were a distinctive
feature of the recent Mid-Biennial
ccuncil of the General Federation.
But the Rose Festival floral pa
rade Js the ."cause", of the moment at
. 'thi: time, and clothes and pretty cos-
-tumes have taken center stage in the
' arrangements now that the neighbor
;. hood committees have been formed and
are canvassing entries. Many people
Bave pledged to enter vehicles but
- not nearly enough as yet and the wo-
jttea will receive entries up to the
ry.last.
- . That this event shall be heralded the
vorld over by the many Portland vis-
Itors in the fclty this year, the worrfen-
- we working hard1' for an unprecedent
ed success of , this one of the most
I typically "rosy"- events of the Rose
r estivai. Ana wnai is a prettily aec
orated car or rig .without a . prettily
costumed driver?
'. To dress': the. part of a flower when
sitting amidst the rarest of Portland's
rose glory Is the . secret of the prize
winning cars. The whole ensemble
must be attractive.
v'Did you ever see a vehicle decked In
wonderful roses and doves floating on
high, and a 'man driving it with 'a
- brown business suit, a slouch hat and
a- cigar . la his mouth? '
There are to be no slouch bats this
yearj, the-women , have seen ;to that.
The men and women drivers and their
guests are- all planning to costume
and --deck the people In the cars as
Well as the Cars themselves. : .
White flannels, white r sailor hats
with; white ribbon bands- are as much
as the masculine timidity of fine
ft athers. has conceded, but the wo
men are reveling in gay costumes of
dainty Ungerie, tarltan trimming, para-
acls and picture hats, It is always
meat-, effective -. to i see all the . occu
' pants of a car gowned alike In some
prettyrcolor scheme in keeping with
tne decorations and this will, be the
keynote of most" of the entries. .
? N"amre- should- be sent ' into the f 1
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SECOND FLOOR
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lowing district or neighborhood work
ers who include:
Rivera, Mrs. A. C. Kmmnna. Mr. A. E.
"Rocker, Mrs. W. M. I.aild and Mnt. Ir
Powers; lrrlngton. Mrs. R. L. Sabin. Mrs. W.
T,. Woodwiird. Mrs. I.. C. Gilraan and Mrs.) A.
It. Porter; Willamette Heights, Mrs. C. F.
Swlert. Mrs. Alfred Tacker, Mrs. Thomas
Burke and Mrs. George KlehJer; Portland
Heights, Mrs. -E. I. Thompson, Miss Cornelia
Oook, Mrs. Jay Smith and Mrs. John Keeting:
OEircgo district. Mrs. A. King Wilson; West
over district, Mrs. Inis Tarpley: Ioh IU11
district, Mrs. A. C. Mesrs. Mrs. George Mir
shall and Mrs. W. I. Wheelrlght; Keed col
lege. Mrs. Torry; Mt. Tabor, Mrs. Harrison
riatt;LaurelhtirBt, Mrs. H. R. Albee. Mrs.
OHerK. Jeffries and Mrs. H. C. McCutcben;
Ladd addition, Mra. Gale: Twenty-fifth and
Lovejoy. Mrs. Van Schnyrer; Snnnyside. Mrs.
Stanhope Pier; Mllwaukle. Mrs. Warren
Knight: Rose City Park. Mrs.1 T. T. Geer;
Woodlawn, Mrs. W. W. Wllllsms: Beaumont,
Mrs. F. C. Barns ; lrrlngton Park, Mrs. Ed
ward Baker, and Walnut, Park, Mrs. W. Klll
lligsworth. -1 Supplementary names to those pre
viously published of the definite en
tries for the floral parade includ-:
Mrs. L. Allen Lewis, Visiting Nurse
Association, Guy Talbot, Rosweil
Dosch, J. R. Prigmore, Mr. Manges, R.
E. Brlstow, F. 8. Doernbecker, Oregon
Laily-Journal, Hugo F. Krieger, Misa
Pauline Hermer. Miss Pauline Haller,
Oscar Huber, Mrs. Oscar Huber, Oscar
Menefee, Lewis Jones, Mrs. Frieden
thal, -
Complete in every detail of its ar
rangements, the t reception Monday
night at Multnomah hotel for the offi
cers. and directors. of the General Fed
eration of Women's Clubs, who were
in the city in attendance at the mid
biennial council, was a brilliant affair,
long- to be' remembered by the throngs
of men and women in attendance. Mrs.
Frederick ETggert, who had the affair
in" charge, is to be particularly ; con
gratulated for the, finesse with .which
she and4. her corps of. workers 'arrted
out and managed, the evening's enter
taining. There was something.. typically
Oregon, in Jhe decorative scheme, and
it was thoroughly beautiful. - .The ball
room andl assembly room with,' the long
north "i tea 'room,- which : connectsthese
two hails Were all' a veritable spring
forest of delicate green and. red tinted
vine maple leaves : and peeping -out
from the wealth of beautiful foliage
were countless doaens of huge white
and pink! peonies. The setting was
ideal for the many handsome toilettes
worn by 'the women." General' Federa
tion council social committee included
Mrs. Frederick Eggert, chairman; Mrs.
Solomon -Hlrach, vice chairman: 'Mrs.
Sarah A.' Evans, president of the Oregon-
Federations; honorary members:
Mraw James i Withycombe, Mrs. Henry
Russell xAlbee, Mrs. J. S. McKee, presi
dent of , the : Washington Federation,
and Mrs. John P. Vollmer, - president
of the Idaho Federation, and. the- fol
lowing assistant vice chairmen- of the
committee-- . Mrs. . P. J. Mann, ' Mrs. . P.
L. Campbell, Mrs. Julia Marquam, Mrs.'
C. sr. Jackson, Mrs. Charles J Smith,
Mrs. A. H. Breyman, Mrs. R. MTuttle
Mrs. W. J. Kerr,, Mrs. J.'H.i'Cook, Mrs.
Edgar B. Piper, Mrs. John Manning,
Mrs.' William T. Foster. Mrs E. E.
Coovert, Mra. John B.. Carroll, 'Mrs. ' K.'
M. Baker. " u
An amusing sidelight : on the-social
activities of ;the council- was- a con
versation; between a group of the visit
ing ladies one morning last week as
they were going down in the elevator
at the-Multnomah hotel, bound for the
council meeting.- -, i.. J '
.(.'-."Thev reception ,was wonderfully
smarViasald t,;r one chicly gowned
matron, - . .-". . ;, - .--7
"Indeed,"; said' another; 'the? whole
convention,, has been wonderful. :. the
Oregon women have left nothing un
done to entertain us." J
"Just one tiling wrong," ' said the
first woman, struggling with a truant
lock of hair, "there are no mirrors in
the elevators; Isn't it a frightful bore?"
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Mrs. John Burgard gave the first big
garden party of the season at her home
in Ainsworth ave., Thursday after
neon, when 800 guests called, enjoying
tea and Ices in the garden under the
shelter of cherry laden trees. The af
fair was one of the prettiest of the
season. Japanese parasols formed
shelters -for the tea table and the;
punch table and artistic hickory set-
tees and chairs were arranged about
the yard. Rugs were spread on the
grass and pretty hanging baskets
filled with gray, red and white geran
iums and vines hung from the trees.
Wind bells tinkled thir pretty musts
from every branch -and from the ver-i
anda the music of an orchestra found
Its way down to the guests, i j
The tea table was centered with a f
green basket of pink snap Gragons and '
huckle&erxy and within the house beau-.
tiful clusters of -roses artistically ar
ranged in French baskets, decorated
the rooms. ' - -I
Mrs. Burgard's mother-in-law, Mra
Elizabeth Burgard received with her
and assisting In receiving were Mrs.
Fred A. Burgard, Mrs. William E.
Clarke, Mrs. Wendell Poulsen and Mrs. 1
August Hoffman. ! Two; dainty little 1
girls, the Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth :
Anne Burgard took the cards at the '
foot of the stairs. They wore white
lingerie frocks , with big pink tulle
bows. -. 1
.Mrs. Burgard was gowned in a hand- f
some imported batiste and lace robe
fashioned over old rose- satin and Mrs.
Elizabeth Bugard " wore black char
meuse with lace trimming. j
Presiding at the tea. table were Mrs.!
Theodore Nlcolal, Mrs. - Felix Isher-1
wood. Mrs. George . H. Kelly and Mrs.
Daniel Kellaher, Mrs. Charles W. King.
Mrs. Theodore Stoppenbach. Mrs. Wil- ,
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When you payout rent money for a furnished apartment, you pay for some
thing: that 'never really "belongs to ypu-unldss at .exorbitant co, ,and.
themore ybu pay out the more you lose. You can 'never "catchuft,M 4ihc:. ( )
cause the payments never end. We furnish three,, four, " five and .si ,'ropm V
apaTtments on dignified terms of 'credit a whole house if you twant us.to-
and on easy: terms of payment. ; Each one 'brings you nearer to owning the (
furniture outright. Wnv not droo in and? see iust-what we can do for you? V
Use
Your Credit
For This Splendid
. " Chamber Suite
in Quartered Oak
If vou were to shop for days you could not
equal it in beauty, construction or value. 'It is a
suite that is made purposely for us and it is fin-ished-in
every, detail. These three pieces will
practically furnish your entire chamber, and the
low price, coupled with the unusual credit terms
places it within reach of everyone. ,
Terms $6.50 Cash
Then! $1. SO iaiWeek
This Five Piece
Dining Room Outfit
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$595 $3.99
Spring- Seat Arm Rocker in
. Quartered Oak. 1
Hand-Woven Rattan ; Hour
Class Chair.
$23.00 Selected Quartered
Oaik Iabntry JaUe I oi- Only
.55
Unusually fine Q u a rtrd
stocK is useq m its construc
tion. It is 42 Inches In length,
has large : shelf : and : massive
posts
Pay $2.50 Cash-Then $1.00 Weekly
Examine the illustration carefuflyv It showa you exactly the-quality and 1
lgn of the suite. Every piece is nullt In good Proportion and very well fin
ished. It is one of the many Powers', room outfits that has made this store
so popular to. home furnishers. Come in and nee It on our floor, you will be
more than pleased with the slxe and appearance.
$ CO Worth of Furniture $ .00 Cub 1,00 Week
S 75 Worth of FumltUTe t 7.50 Cah $10 Week
$100 Worth or Furniture $10.00 Cash $2.00 Week
$125 Worth of Furniture f 12.80 Cah $2.25 Week
$150 Worth of Furniture $15.00 Caah $2.50 Week
$200 Worth of Furniture $20.00 Cath $3.00 Week
Fine
in a Variety of Wanted Col- 5 1HCh
ors and Patterns -7 Special Cp JLj
If you are in need of a good. Rug, do not hesi
tate a moment to have . one of these fine Axmin
sters delivered to your home. .The terms of pay
ment are decidedly unusual, and offers any one with a
rug want a splendid opportunity to own one at once.
There are six splendid patterns in floral, Oriental and
small effects, colorings to suit every taste.
$ 1 .OO Down-$ 1 .OO Week
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You Can Do Better for i
L,ess on 1 mra street
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BED DAVENRORTS Read This List
$19.90
$27.65
$31.80
$39.75
$49.75
(28.00 Teloor Bed Baveaport with, slat ends, tufted
seat and back, covered In block Velour, now
$35.00 Oak Frame Bed DaTenport, a Unifold design,
covered in Chase . Leather, fitted with fine spring
$39.75 Chase leather ' Bed, Baveaport, has very
heavy Oak frame, Unlfold construction, finely made
$48.50 Colonial Bed Bavenport, see illustration
above, covered in Spanish Chase Leather, excellent -
construction and finish :
$80.00 leather Bed ' Bavenport. Karpen . make.
Fumed : frame, . genuine - leather - upholstering,
slightly damaged' ; . .
Rode Ftsstiyal Visitors WELCOME! V
Rose Festival visitors ate especially Invited to make-4ne Powers store
their headquarters while in Portland. Come in and - rest. Meet your,
friends. Take advantage of all the comforts this big store hasi provided
for you. If you are interested In home furnishings stroll through the
six great floors there are many things that will greatly interest you.
Make yourself entirely at home.,- We will be greatly pleased to have your
with us. , - ' , ' ' I. - .
42-Inch Slat - End Library
Table
$4.95
An Inexpensive, well made, well
appearing Library Table, finished
golden. . J-
$6.50 Drop - Side Iron
.. Crib : ,
Has continuous pouts and' close
filler rods, guaranteed Apriog.
Rubber - Tired Sidewalk
. Sulkies
,32.15
Light " weight. ' collapsible Sulkies
at a decidedly special price. - '
$2.75 Solid Oak Dining
-. yChairs . j . .
$1.49
Long post construction, f panel"
back, saddle shaped wood seat-
Learn to ' Wait for - Powers'
- Lowered Prices on
Dining Tables
$15.75 Oak Bluing Table, with QC
round pedestal,, speal , , . , . ,Va7.04
$22.50 Quartered Oak Blnlng
Table, large top. for. , . . i 'i. N 7."'
$S1.50 Plank Top,' 48-lnch ffOQ Alt
Quartered Bluing Table ; for fa40.?0
$23l00 Quartered BUlng' Ta d Q QP
ble. massive base, for. if .;J V liv.OiJ
$1.50 : 48-inch Plaik,5 T99 OQ ti
BoroU Base Table for ..... ?a6S7.00
Oirapcsiry Specials
,rA You; Save Largely in So Doing
' SS-CEVT BOBOEBZS ; TOtU, "excellent bordered '--Voile, 16 1 Q
inches wide, in White, "Ivory or Arabian color. . special, yard 7C
20-CXXTT BOBJEJtEBs TOXLT, ' an excellent quality, tn narrow" 1 A
or wide, drawn work ;borders. full widths all colors, the .yard - ItC
15-CBHT SWISS, White Dotted Swiss, with small, medium
; or large, dots,, width .38 Inches, yard -. .-. ... e: . .ii.. . . . . .
t00"S041OUB,' Plain , colored vSundoui In fMylberry," Cfreen,
rsiue ana itrown. ou incne wiae.jura ..... .
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69c
r- ' ' STOTSIAT BATBaT TOtT MCWET. ' .. .- :' i Z;
Brass Bed Sale
Brass Bed That Are Insured
Against Tarnish Reduced in
; Cost -
Colonial Beslrn, with ' 2-lnch' Q7 QC
posts and 10 fillers, special... H 50
$21.50 Brass Bad, Very heavy, l Q OC
10 1-lnch filler rods. now. , . i if 10.00
$24.50 Braas Bed. continuous '
post-pattern, 14 filler roda ClJ OA
now ...i.., ,. ylUiSU
$28.75 Bran Bod, 1-ln. up
rights, large continuous 61Q QC
posts, now , . . .' ,. . y
187.75 'Braes Bed, excellent i
design, 14 large 1-ln. fillers, . PjO OC
now .- . . . .. . ,p4iTr.Oi
$19,73 Brass Bsd. continuous
post pattern,., large filler C19 DC
rods,; now ....... .......... if Jkjj
Linoleum Sale
80c Fine Printed Linoleums
Wide' range1 of patterns to choose from,
extra good Quality, laid on your floor.
yard , - . t
,(SOc
v $1.50; Extra Quality Inlaid
In parquet, wood floor snl snnsll efforts,
f-olor through to the back; laid on your
floor '