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SECTION FOUR
THE WEEK IN SOCIEIX
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AT, with its fruit blossoms and
flowering shrubs covering the
countryside. Is one of the pret
tiest seasons of the year Lri
Oregon. 'Every country lane is'
A garden spot, bursting with rragrant
blooms, and with the spells of warm
aHinalitnii- whlnh hitv Anttmti tha davi
re, things social have looked to the
out-of-doors. Trips to the highways
and byways, sightseeing or fishing
jaunts quite overshadow the formal so
da', functions now. With . the women
See Our
Display of
FURS For
Summer Wear
Smart new
Neckpieces of
Moleskin,
Ermine,
Fisher and
Fox, in white,
red and
dyed blue.
Alterations and
Remodeling now at
'Summer Rates.
FUR STORAGE
-'Vault U De. Below Free-
ins Low Storage Charge
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" !M Morrison Street,; ,
J, P. PLAQEMANN. Manager
talking mostly politics and the men
frying their own trout over a camp
fire, the balance of things seems
turned. Rain or shine, today will see
an endless stream of machines leav
ing the city for open country.
The women of the Portland Fruit
and Flower Mis&lon will give their
annual tea and opening of tho Day
nursery to the jbublio on May 18. This
event is to give all who are interested
in the nursery an opportunity to see
how It is operated. AJ1 the members
and their friends have been Invited to
attend. Miss Harriet Jellison and all
of the former presidents of the mission
will receive the guests. A lit of the
past presidents includes: Miag Clara
Teal, Miss Adela Adams, Mlsd Lena
Bickel, Mrs. Herbert Hoyt, Mrs. Thomas-
Honeyman, Mlsa Mabel Grant, Mrs.
E. H. Cahalin, Mi&s Louise Bickel, Mrs.
William P. Slnnott, Mrs. W. B. Fech
heimer, Mrs. E. C. Olltner, Mrs. E. C.
Meara and Mrs. W. J. Morrison.
A number of prominent matrons will
receive during the hours, from 4 to 5,
and 5 to 6, and a bevy of society girls
will asflist.
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For Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Matson,
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Slocum
were dinner hosts Friday night, aaks
ing as additional guests, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Beckett, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Hixon Reade and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Frank.
Mrs. W, a Dinwiddle entertained at
her charming home on , Portland
Heights Friday afternoon at a large
tea, which the gave in honor of her
mother, Mrs. H. E. Starrett, who haa
come from Chicago to make Portland
her home, and her aunt, Mrs. M. E.
Whltton. About 100 guests called to
meet the honor guests. This is the
first of a series of teas Mrs. Dinwiddle
is planning, another similar affair be
ing planned for next Friday afternoon.
The drawing- room was unusually pret
ty, decorated in clusters of the old
fashioned wall flowers, the"' tones of
which harmonised most artistically
with the tones of the room. Bleeding
hearts and forget-me,-nots graced the
tea table and roses were, used in pro
fusion about the other rooms. Mrs.
D. A. Patullo assisted the hostess In
receiving, and presiding in the dining
room were: Mrs: W. If. Crowe H,' Mrs.
John R. Hulbert. Mrs. A. F. Menke and
Mrs. H. W, Vorse, who poured tea, and
Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. W..H. Ducey
and. Miss Harriet Hatch serving ices. ,
Mrs. Frederick S. Stanley gave a
most enjoyable, though Informal, - tea
Wednesday afternoon at" nejr home on
King's Hill, . honoring ; Mrs. Alexander
A. McDoneJi of 8t, Paul, a- former
and most -popular ; Portland i matron.
About 25 of Mrs. McDonell's most
Intimate friends were present to greet
her. Miss Cornelia Stanley assisted
her mother In receiving. Mr. Mc
Donell has now returned from the
sound and he and Mrs. McDonell are
at the Benson. Their visit in Portland
will be of but of one more week's i
duration. Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Johnson were dinnerhosts
in their honor and yesterday they left
in company with Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Dougherty, .Jd Mr. and Mrs. Guy.
Taylor for the week-end at Gearhart
Park where they will be at the Kinney
cottage.
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The Woman's Exchange annual re
ports will be made tomorrow at the
Exchange room on Fifth fctreet, in the
afternoon, and all members ot the
organization and others who ar inter
ested In the work are Invited to attend.
Mrs. M. E. Tea left Saturday for
Corvallls, where she Is to be the guest
for 10 days of Mrs. F. A. Helm.
Honoring Miss Louise Bradley, Mrs.
Frank Kerr gave an, informal tea
Friday afternoon. Miss Bradley will
be a bride oX the latter part of this
month. An effective arrangement of
the tulips and iris was used on tae
tea table, over which Mrs. Samuel C.
SCerr presided. The hostess was
further assisted by Miss Mildren Nich
ols Miss Jean Gray and Mrs. A. J.
Bale.
Bert C. Ball, who has been in the
eastern states for several weeks past,
will return about June 1 and will be
accompanied by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Harvy Ball of Detroit.
Mich., who will pass the summer here
with Mr. and Mrs. BalL
Mrs. Alice Benson Beach was a
charming hostess at tea Tuesday aft
ernoon, complimenting her sister, Mrs.
Slgfrid Unander of New York, who is
passing a few weeks in the city. About
100 guests called between 3 and 5
o'clock to greet the visitor. Both Mrs.
Beach and Mrs. Unander are members
of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority, and a
bevy of their sorority sisters assisted.
Presiding at the tea, table were Mrs.
Ray Matson, Mrs. Louis Starr and
Miss Mai Hi r sen. Assisting about the
rooms were Mrs. George M. Davis, Mrs. j
R. A. Leiter, Mrs. Walker Campbell,
Mrs. Irving R. Stearns, Mrs. Berry
Eastham, Miss Henrietta Lauer, Miss
Lula Gutherie, and of the Gamma Phi
Beta girls, the Misses Bertha Masters,
Ruth Dunlway. Flo Killingsworth, Flora
Dunham, and Marguerite Sheehy.
The house was a bower of spring
blossoms, dogwood and Scotch broom
being used in the drawing-room and in
the dining-room fragrant apple blos
soms. The dainty pink-and-white color
scheme was also carried out in all the
appointments of the collation served.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Louis M.
Starr gave a luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Unander, with covers for eight guests.
The table was charmingly arranged in a
color scheme of pink, with the baby
gladiolus and Cecil Brunner roses cen
tering the board, and corsage bouquets
of old-fashioned flowers marking eack
place. Two tables at bridge were ar
ranged for the afternoon. In the drawing-room
a decoration of purple iris
and white stock was most effective.
Those enjoying Mrs. Starr's hospital
ity were Mrs. Unander, Mrs. Beach,
Mrs. Claude Starr. Mrs. F. K. Plate.
I Mrs. Walter Cook, Mrs. J. Valentine and
Mrs. Walker Campbell.
Wednesday evening Barge Leonard
gave a dinner at his home in Irvlngton
in compliment to the visitor, with Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Lansdowne assisting.
Miss Hazel Weldler left Tuesday
evening for Florence, Or., in "company
with her brother-in-law, Edmund A.
de Schwelnltz. who returned to the
coast after passing a few days in Port
land. Miss Weidler will spend two
months with her sister, Mrs. de
Schweinitz, who Is making her home
at Florence, while her husband's work
on the Jetty at the mouth of the Suis
law river necessitates his being there.
Mrs. Jarvis Webb, who -with her
little son, has been visiting since
March with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. L. Campbell, Is planning to return
to her home in Detroit, Mich., about
June 1. Mr. Webb, who had planned
to join his wife in a short visit In
Portland before her return, is unable
to leave at this time.
Mrs. George Warren entertained Fri
day afternoon with a luncheon honor
ing Mrs. Robert P. Noble, who with
Mr Noble and their cnildren will leave
(Cootlnned on Following- Par)
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Sanitary Rugs
For Refined Tastes
SAFEGUARD the health of your
family by purchaang CREX run
moat aaaitaiY and economical floor
coveriaf for people of good taste.
De not hold dirt or germ-laden dust
ro easily handled and quickly cleaned
simply snake Ughtlr out-of-ooon and
freshen with damp broom. Truly the
common tense floor covering.
Efivr .desirable pattern in artistic color
ings. Appropriate for every room the
yestf -round indispensable for the porch.
a Be eadaia roani CREX. Every swiiian rag
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CREX a fully prttaetad nader U. 5. Co.
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Originator: Win. Gnu Pndadi
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This 4-Piece Bedroom Suite in
Mahogany Ivory Enamel
Terms $7.00 Cash $1.50 Weekly
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Actual
Retail Value
$110.00
Positively the Greatest Chamber Value You Will Find
While the above iilustiation is drawn true to detail in every respect, it gives you only a faint suggestion of the wonderful beauty of this suite. Only
an actual inspection of it can convey to you its true value. It is patterned after the Adam period design, one of the most popular offered this season. ,
This suite can be had in shaded ivory enamel or mahogany. The unusually low credit terms places this wonderful suite within reach of every one. -
Red Cedar Chests
Extra Special . . .
$12i5
Built of red Tennessee cedar, with brass
lock and hinges, this Chest is a special
bargain. The usual selling price is $16.50.
On sale while the quantity lasts.
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$16.50 Five or Six Foot (J?1J AC
Mission Porch' Swings AtiJ
One of the beet Porch Swing values we have ever been able to
present. A Swing of this sire and style is usually sold at a much
greater price, but a fortunate purchase enabled us to secure a
number of them to be offered In big one-week: special sale.
Complete Showing of Porch Furniture
Reed, rattan, fiber, enamel and grass Porch Furniture is shown
In excellent assortments- Almost every wanted style Is here at
prices that will meet with your Instant approval.
$21.50 Large Chaso
Leather Rocker '
$15.60 i
As Illustrated, with plain Instead of
tufted seat, covered In genuine Span
ish Chase leather, upholstered on
deep, soft springs.
This Is National Gas Range Week the One Week in Each
Year When Merchants in All Cities and Towns in America
Offer Gas Ranges at Reduced Prices
You Save From 10 to 20 This Week on All
A-B Sanitary Gas Ranges
The ranges that made all ether range makers "reform."
If copying may be called reforming.
A line that is still vastly different and the most beautiful -most sanitaTy-t-most
economical most durable easiest to clean. ;4
The gas range that never needs blacking.
The gas range that is now used in over 7000 Portland homes.
You Save Largely in Buying Your
Drapery Materials
At Powers
18c Dotted and Figured Swiss, best Quality. 1 0ir
the yard AS-VgAi
86c Filet Net in Ivory or Egyptian colors, the 28c
85c and $1.00 Figured Madras or Plain Sundours,
all-over designs and plain centers, the yard,.... J7C
75o Figured Madras, in mulberry green or blue, yf, g
the yard TOC
$6.60 to $$7.00 Extra Heavy Tapestry Couch stC
Covers, newest coloring, and designs, each... apiJ.W
80c Linoleums, on your floor 60c
$1.00 Linoleums, on your floor. ... .75c
$1.50 Linoleums, on your floor. . . .$1.17
9x12 Worcester Axminster
RugS Offered at $27.50
$1.00 Down --$1.00 Week
High quality, thick pile, beautifully designed Rugs tha
will give unusual service. The Worcester ia a rug you
can only appreciate by Inspection. It Is the most serf
fceable Axminster rug produced.
A New Victrola
Outfit
$3ft
Now Every
One Can
Have Music
in Their
Home.
This new Victrola outfit offers un
usual value in its combination. The
splendid cabinet in quartered oak, or
mahogany is unusually roomy. The
combination consists 'of Victrola VI.
record cabinet, one record album, six
teen selections (eirht double-faced
records), 700 needles and record
cleaner.
We Charge No Interest
If You Buy Your
Go-Cart Powers
You Save Money
$8.95
437.60 Ivory Reed Carriage,
as illustrated, with reed
hood, upholstered in genuine 4OA QC
corduroy, extra special..... vadaaOO
Three-bow hood Sturgts QP
Go-Cart, special 0.vU(
Solid side -folding Go
Cart, special ..
Four-bow hood Sturgls CO OA
Oo-Cart, special ipl7.l7J.
112.60 Oriole Go-Basket, Ag
special pU.JO
The Largest and Best
Showing of Go-Carts and
Carriages You Will Find
in All Portland
A NEW
RENTAL BUREAU
Service Without Cost to You
If yon are seeking a house, apartment or flat, oar listing will save you
the trouble of going from office to office to secure the desired location.
Over. 700 U ems are recorded here- number unusually desirable -This
service -is without cost -to you . Make use of it. ,
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Dress
Forms
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Down
50c Week
It makes perfect dressmaking fess-
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junicu 10 .vary size, iorm ana fieigni. .
When collapsed, it takes up very lit
tle apace. Equal to any $17.60 Form
made.
Price $12.50
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