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. " ' .THE , OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY I MORNING. MAY , 21, 1918.
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HfcSIElS VILlIAH P. jhutott ; W-CVvIri 1 'f- i"rA
Brooke, Miss Rhoda Rumelin. Mlas
liolen Ladd, Mrs. Haeel Hlumauer Lltt
and the hostess.
Mr. ana Mrs. Alexander A. McDonell
left Monday for their home in St.
Plul, after passing several weeks In
Portland, where they were extensively
feUd.
Mr,' Charle Allen Reed of Hood
River, who 1 visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Donohoe, was the In
spiration for an informal luncheon
Tuesday aftern on, given by Mrs. Wal
ter Yerlan at her home in Rose City
Park.
,k Mr. and Mrs. Heed and their little
on, Charles Allen Jr., motorej down
, the highway Saturday, May C, in com-
Pally with a party of friends, and Mr
Reei, who has purchased a new car,
; returned by way of the highway last
'. 8unday. Mr. Donohoe accompanied him
and will vlnlt at their ranch Imme for
10 daya. Mrs. Reed and her little son
left for home Wednesday morning.
!- Foremost on the social calendar for
. Thursday afternoon was the large tea
r given at the Day Nursery by the
." women of the I'ortland 1 Fruit ano
- Flower Mission. This was purely a
social affair, not a benefit for tne
. Nursery, and was arranged to bring
the work of the institution be-
tore the people who are Interested in
philanthropic endeavor. All members
r of the mission and their friends were
.- Invited to attend and an invitation was
,. also extended to all of the public
.' who are Interested to call between the
hours, which were from 4 to 6 and 5
to 6 o'clock and inspect the nursery.
The fornitr presidents of the Flower (
. Mission and the officers received the
, guests. In the reception line were: Miss
'j Clara Teal, Miss Lena nickel, Mrs.
Thomas D. Honeyman, Mrs. Richard
Monges, Mr. E. II. Canal in, Miss
"T Louisa Bickel. Mrs. W. P. Sinnott. Mrj.
- William B. Fechheimer, Mrs. Edward
' C. dinner Mrs. E. C. Mears, Mrs. Wll-
11am J. Morrison and Miss Harriet
. X Jallison. Presiding at the tea table
j from 4 to 6 were Mrs. Ayer, Mrs.
. Solomon Hlrach, Mrs. Wheelwright and
MlM Fallinp. From 6 to 6 Mrs. Thomas
. D. Honeyman, Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams, Mrs. Joseph Nathan Teal an-1
l Mlas Maud Alnsworth poured. A
group of vary attractive young debu-
Untea assisted. They included: Miss
Helen Ladd. Miss Mary Stuart Smith,
Mlas Antolnett Mears. Miss Ruth
. Taal, Miss Rhoda Rumelin, Miss Ruta
Rosenfeld and Mlu Lavelle Young
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Friends of Mrs. Charlea F. Beebe
.'. are felicitating her on her recover
I from her reoant operation. Hl.e re
i. turned home from the hospital last
' ; Saturday, and 1 cow convalescing at
her residence, 712 Klng'a court
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. ' Mr. and Mrs. David C, Lewis left
t laat Monday for Medford, Or., where
they will pasa the summer, having
taken the Cowles' orchard residence
, at Big Sticky, Mr. Lewis has been
. t Hi for the past year and the change
has been made for his health.
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Juna 1 will bo the occasion of the
Kosa silver Tea at the Baby Home, lo
rated at Woodward street and Mar
" guerite avenue, on the Richmond- car
; line. The board of directors will re
celva the guests, and they Include:
'' Mrs. 1." C. Burns, Mrs. Fred JohnBon,
Mrs. George B. Cellars, Mrs. Henry
; Russell Albee and Mrs. T. a Allison.
J Among those assisting will be Mrs.
" r Wheelwright. Mrs. Guy W. Talbot,
Mrs. C. C. Colt and Mrs. William Al
. l.vord, who will preside at the tea table,
; and serving will be Mrs, Xandon R.
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Mason Jr., Maisie MacMaster. Miss
Helen Laild, Mrs. Katherlne Hart, Miss
Rhoda Rumelin, Miss Catherine Hol
brook and Mix Barbara MacKenzle.
An elaborate program will be present
ed, with Miss Marguerite Egbert giv
ing a monologue, and William Grler a
vocal solo.
Miss Nona Lawler will sing and
numbers will be given by a quartet,
of which the personnel Is. Mr. and
Mrs. George Hotchkiss Street. Miss
Ruth Agnew and Clarence Heath.
An Informal dinner party was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hawley Hoffman
Friday evening, the occasion being the
birthday anniversary of Mr. Hoffman.
The Walking club took for its week
ly hike the road to Oregon City, Fri
day morning, and the following ma
trons were In the party: Mrs. Fred
erick A. Jacobs, Mrs. Walter Burrell,
Mrs. Morris Whltehouse. Mrs. Daniel
PhlndUr. Mrs. John K. Kollock. Mrs.
FTed H. Green. Mrs. Mary P. Montgom
ery and Mrs. George Whiteside.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Frank (Edna
Levy) are receiving flowers and all
the pretty expressions of congratula
tions over the arrival. May 15, of a
baby boy. Mrs. Frank was a popular
San Francisco girl before her mar
riage. The little arrival Is a grandson
of Mrs. Bigmund Frank and a great
grandson of Mrs. A. J. Meier.
Miss Genevieve Thompson is being
welcomed home from her extended
visit in the south, where she went last
summer cm account of ill health.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Haseltine made
their departure Tuesday for Pittsburg,
where Mr. Haseltine will attend the
American Iron, Steel & Heavy Hard
ware convention. They will be gone a
month, passing most of their time in
New York, and stopping off en route
at Chicago, to attend tha National Re
publican convention.
The Catholic Women's league will
give a card party at the Cathedral hall,
Seventeenth and Couch streets, FTlday
afternoon, May 26, at 2:80 o'clock. All
members of the parishes of the city
and their friends are Invited.
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The Portland Opera associatlonTl
wnicn is maae up or local mustclans. Is
holding final rehearsals on its perfor
mances for the latter part of next
week, May 25 and 26, tl take place at
the Baker theatre. Boxea have been
taken by Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett,
Mrs. George H. Street and Jlss Fall
ing and the MacDowell cb6b. Among
tnose wno nave arranged! line parties
are: Mrs. Preston Smith, Mrs. Arthur
W. Chance. Mrs. William C. Alvord and
a party rrom the Woman's club of For
est Grove, Or.
Mrs. Robert Berger and her daugh
ter. Miss Helia Berger, will be among
the hostesses of this week, entertain
ing at their home on ' Melrose drive
Tuesday, May 23, with a bridge lunch
eon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brigga are be
ing welcomedhome from Ariaana.
where they hava been living for the
past year.
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Miss Mildred Bowser of Fort Wayne.
Ind., who is the house guest of Miss
Margaret Raeder, was the Inspiration
lor an informal tea Monday after
noon, which Miss Raeder gave at her
home in Irvlngton. The hostess's
mother and aunt, Mrs. C. J. Raeder and
aa.ru. T. c. Warner, assisted to receiv
ing. Pink and white blossoms adorned
the' rooms in artistic effect. Assisting
in the dining room waie Miss Lavelle
Florence, Mis Edna Florence, Mtss
Helen Ross, Miss Hildreth Huinason
ana Mrs. Bruce Stewart
Mrs. Ira F. Powers will give n dln-
r wr jhibb wowser May Z4, and Mrs.
Charles Preston baa planned an Infor
mal sewing party.
Rehearsals are 'being held dally by
students of tha school of the Portland
Art association, whose entertainment
will be an avent of May 7. At tha
end of each achool yaar the students
give soma performance which they ar
range and present entirely - by them
selves. . This year Maxtla," an Artec
pantomtaev-wiU m given. Miss Doro-
(.ORGTNA ClxAII,
nig MRS L-OLTIcS
thy Gilbert Is general chairman and
the various departments are headed
by Miss Edna Barrell. scenery; Miss
Clara Manny, costume: G. Stuart
Pratt, business.
Especially interesting will be the
scenery, which will be of the most
modern type. A conventional forest
of palms and bamboo is being painted
and a temple rlth gorgeous Aztec
designs Is being e ected. The cos
tumes will be very striking, carrying
out the general brilliant color scheme.
Several dances by priestesses and
townspeople will be a feature.
Following is the cast for "Maxtla":
Mexicatl Teohuatzin, head priest
Harry Schaeffer; second priest. F.
Hayes: priestesses. Miss Florence
nuiraes, aiiaa . num rmiverson.
Miss Katherlne Knapp; King
Acxltl, Harold Doty; Maxtla, the prin
cess. Miss Dorothy Gilbert; Xibalba,
tho sculptor, G. Stuart Pratt. Dancers,
Miss Margery Hoffman, Miss Shanna
Cumming, Miss Campbell; farmer chil
dren, townspeople. '
Mrs. B. F. Eshelman of Los An
geles has arrived from the south to
pass several weeks here with her aunt, j
Mrs. M. J. Aitchlson, and her cousins,
Mra. John E. Aitchlson and Mrs. Clyde
B. Aitchlson, Mrs. Eshelman has
many friends here and in the sound
cities, having formerly lived at Ta
coma. and she will be extensively en
tertained while visiting in tha iioith.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin I. Fuller ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Butter
field to their farm at Deer Island over
the week-end, motoring down yester- I
An- aft.pnAnn T W All,.. X' ,1 1
Dr. Coffen also went down for a fish
ing trip over Sunday and will visit
Mr. and Mrs, Butterworth over Sunday.
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A merry group of girls returned
from Seaside,- Or., yesterday after
passing the week there at the Si gel
cottage. In the house party were
Miss Gladys Sigel. Miss Do'rris ClarlE,
Miss Clarice Biles, Miss Dorothea
Waggoner, Misa Greata Butterfield
and Mrs. Frank Thompson, .
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On next Tuesday afternooif at 2
o'clock the Women's Department of
the Rose City Park club will give a
cari party at the club house. Auction
bridge and "600" being the games tf
occupy the attention of thoae present
This will be an elaborate affair, the
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first to be given since the Inaugura
tion of the new officers. Choice prizes
will be awarded and a full attendance
of the women is expected and desired.
It "will be a very enjoyable afternoon
The party will be under the direction
of Mrs. Arthur Laidlaw, chairman.
and Mrs. W. P. Richardson, Mrs. Carl
Christensen and Mrs. T. T. Geer,
Mrs. John Logan will entertain the
Portia club and their husbands Tues
day evening. It will be the last eve
ning party of the-year. Eight tables
will be arranged.
Last Tuesday afternoon the club
was entertained by Mrs. George W.
i Stapleton at her country home near
i Gresham. Mrs. B. S. Huntinnton won
the . highest honors.
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Mrs. Harry E. Chlpman has sent
out cards for an auction bridge Thura
day afternoon, June 1, at her home, 30J
East Twenty-second street
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Elaborate plans are being made for
the vaudeville performance at the Ger
man house today, which will be
given by the Ladies' Annex and the
"actives" of the Turn Verein. Miss
Augusta Elizabeth Wllhelm. wha pic-
Spring's delayed appearance has caused us to have a stock of Suits and Coats
much too large for this time of the year. Genuine and generousTeductions
have been made, in order to effect a quick clearance. Wearing season hasn't -really
begun so you can realize what an unusual opportunity this is to save
money. '
Jersey Sport Suits and Coats, every Corduroy Sport Suit iand Coat, Silk Suits
and Coats, every Combination Silk-and-Serge Suit and Coat, and every Cloth
Suit and Coat. Fancy trimmed or tailored models. All sizes for women and
misses.
$25.00 Suits and Coat.
$35.00 Suit and Coats
$50.00 Suite and Coats
ASSORTMENT OF DRESSES in all the new styles so smart this season. No two
alike, dove ray and copen blue, navy, black and white checks, plum, brown, green, ,
and practically every wanted shade..... ... J4 TO H . PRICE
ture appears in society today, will be
one of the solo dancers.
Interesting visitors who passed
few days, last week, In the city at the
Portland rotel were Mrs. Charles Miner
Goodall and her mother, Mrs. Edwin
Goodall of San Francisco. Mrs. Cooper
and Mrs. Goodall have been In attend'
ance at the Bahal congress at Chicago,
which convened April 29 to May 2 and
they have visited circles en route noma
at Spokane, Seattle and Portland.
Both women are prominent society
matrons of San Francisco and have
many friends in Portland who regret
that their visit Is o short a one.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Street
(Katherlne Crysler) hava returned
from the wedding trip to Seavlew
Wash., and are at home to their frienda
at their residence studio, S8 Twelfth
street
For Mrs. Thomas F. Loy of Los
Angeles, a prominent member of the
Robert E. Lee chapter of the Daugh
ters or the Confederacy of that city.
Mrs. Ferdinand Joplln will entertain
with a tea Wednesday afternoon at
her home in Irvlngton. All members
of the Daughters of the Confederacy j
in Portland and other southern women '
are invited to attend. Mrs. Loy" is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. William
P. Connaway, at Vancouver.
The fallowing interesting Item is
from a Hood River paper of May 11:
"The Misses Carrie and Louise Flan
ders, accompanied by Rodney L. Gllsan
and H. Kemon, members of the Port
land Huct club rode u? the Columi-A
highway oil horseback.
"The party arrived here late last
Friday from Cascade Locks, their
mounts having been shipped to that
point by boat. The entire Journey
would have been made by horseback, it
was said, bad it not been for the hard
surfaced paving In Multnomah county."
Word has been received here an
nouncing the marriage In Chicago May
8, of Lynn , Keady, a well known
Portland man and Mrs. Bertha Lonas,
late of London. The wedding was a
simple affair and the couple left
Immediately for New York where they
will make their home. Mr. Keady has
made hiis home In New York for' the
' past year. He Is the son of W. P.
Keady of this city.
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Thursday evening at the Armory
ballroom the machine gun company of
the- Third infantry entertained the
seniors of Jefferson High school. The
patronesses were: Mrs. George A.
White,' Mrs. Frank P. TebbetUi, Miss
Nona Lawler, Mrs. C. 13. Weston, Mrs
B. J. Stublefield, Mrs. Cleland Mc
Laughlin. Mrs. J. L. May, Mrs. George
A. Brown, Mrs. H. W. Holden and Mrs.
A. R, Tenbrook. The committee in
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355 Alder Street, Corner of
Suit and Coot
V4 to V3
....... .$18.75
. .$26.25
. . .$37.50
$30.00 Suit,
$40.00 Suits
$60.00 Suits
cluded Mao Brown, John Tenbrook.
El win Wieston, Dale Brauce and Jack
Holden.
The Irvlngton Basaar club, which
is a branch of tha Unitarian Women's
alliance. ' will give a social and card
party Feiday evening. May !. at the
Nortonla hotel. Mrs. Fred E. Harlow
will have charge of the program, which
will consist of children's fancy danc
ing and ; muslcaL-jiumbers. The pro
gram will be givln at 8 o'clock, and
cards will follow at o'clock. The
committee of arrangements includes
Mrs. William Flebig,- Mrs. Thomaa H.
Edwards Mrs. William F. Woodward
and Mrs, F. A. Jackson,
The success of the dance given by
the young people of the Madeleine
church at Irvlngton club last Friday
evening was such that they have ar
ranged to repeat the affair at tne
elubhouse Friday, May 16- The pa
tronesses will be: Me -dames jonn jr.
Daly. M. F. Brady, C. J. B. Maiarkey
and J. N. Gravel!.
Cards are out 'for the, Beaumont
Tennis iclub's dance Friday evening.
May 26. at Vincent halL Forty-second
and Sandy boulevard. It will be an
Informal affair with sport togs in
vogue. Dean Vincent was recently re
elected president of the club ami L,eon
ard Feyen. secretary treasurer. Tne
court is at Forty-aeoond and Klickitat
streets.
Troop "A" cavalry, Oregon Na
tional Guard, through the president
of the troop club, Paul R. Dickenson,
announces their next dancing party to
be given In the Armory ball room
Thursday, May 25. The parties given
by the .Cavalry troop in the past have
always: been successful and the oifl
cera and men of the troop are making
every endeavor to have tins event
equally enjoyable. Among the patrons
and patronesses who have promised
their support and presepce at the dance
are" Governor and Mrs. Withycombe,
General and Mrs. White, Colonel and
.Mrs. McLaughrin, the staff officers of
the guard and their wives and several
other prominent people of the city.
This will be the closing event of
the season for the troop.
Invitations have been Issued for the
weddin-g of Miss Florence Lllburn of
Roseburg and Dr. Lee Arrlngton Wells
of Estacada, which will take place at
the home of the bride's parents In
Roseburg on June 6.
Miss Lllburn Is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lllburn and
has resided In Roseburg for the past
four years, the family formerly being
residents of Portland for many years.
She is exceedingly popular in the
younger social set of Roseburg, and
is an accomplished musician. She is
being quite extensively entertained in
honor of the coming event, and in her
departure from Roseburg will be
greatly missed.
Dr. Wells is a practicing dentist
now located at Estacada, where the
couple will make their home. Dr.
Wells' parents are well known resi
dents of Portland, where he and Mlas
Lllburn attended school together.
A large number of the ladies of the
Aid society of St. James' Lutheran
church met at the parsonage last
Thursday afternoon and perpetrated
their annual "surprise" on Mrs. Leas,
it being the anniversary of her birth
day. A musical program was Impro
vised land elaborate refreshments were
served by the ladies. In addition to
the hearty good cheer and well wishes
the ladles also left an Interesting
memento In the way of a substantial
purse.
The final danco of this Reason's
series of informal dancing parties
given by the Blackstone club has been
announced as Its "season end" party,
and will be given on next Tuesday
evening at Murlark ballroora. The
committee In charge consists of the
following: Karl Herbring, (John L.
Bozorth, Earl W. Hammond, James W.
Crawford, Theodore D. Harmon,
Ernst J. Magius Jr., Frank E. Man
ning, Walter T. McGulrk, Thomas B.
Collins and Alfred J. Shawcross, who
will be assisted by the following
young ladles: Edna M. Young, Irene
M. Harmon, Ruth A. Routledge,
Margaret E. Gilmore, Evangeline F.
Mcintosh, Nina D. Picken, Regina M.
Shea, Rita A. Donovan. Lydia M. Vil
leneuve and Winifred P. Ralston. The
patrons and patronesses are: Juge
and Mrs. E. V. Littlefield, Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Langguth and Judge and
Mrs. Arthur C. Dayton.
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The ladles of the German Aid socie
ty wish to announce a May day party
at the Altenhelm, 2001 Division stree'..
on Thursday afternoon of May 25, for
the benefit of the Altenhelm.
The ladies in charge are, Mrs. John
Rometsch, president; Mrs. Henrietta
Jasper, vice president; "Mrs. Charles
Meyer, secretary; Mrs. J. C. Luck
el tretasurer, assisted by Mrs. L.
Schmuckll, Mrs. A. Heissler, and Mrs.
Eugene Stelinger.
A fine musical program has been ar
ranged. The candy booth Is in charge of
Mrs. H. Eberhardt. Refreshments also
will be served during the afternoon.
Everybody interested in the cause is
very cordlaKy invited.
, The Christian Brothers Collega
Park
RcJuccd,
mad Coat. $22.00
and Coats $30.00
and Coats .$45.00
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Sirs. W. C. Haseltine,
alumni announce their fifth annual
ball, to be given in the collega hail.
Friday, May 26.
Thla Is an event that Is always
looked forward to with much pleas
ure by the "old boys" and their
many friends, and no pains are being
spared to make the ball a great suc
cess. The committee Is: John J. Mo
Oreal. Perclval 8. Brown. J. Keneflck.
Chester H. Hughes, Ray O. Assman,
Charles J. Lair, A. Hyland, B. E.
Nledermeyer, C. D. Fox, J. Callahan,
Seth E. Nygren and Walter Copp.
Patronesses: Mrs. J. Kenefick, Mrs.
Thos. Dooling, and Mrs. A. Q. Hoban.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miller announce
the engagement of their daughter, Eva
Maude Miller, torNorris Sykes, the son
of Rev. and Mrs. Gabriel Sykes of
Watervjlle, Wash. The wedding will
take place early in June.
Miss Oeneva Lucy l&egner and Ray
Lionel Faulkner were married Tuesday
night at 8:30 o'clock at the home of
the bride, 3307 Fiftieth street south
east. Rev. A. B. Walts officiated,
using the ring ceremony, under a large
YOU are invited,
to witness
Emporiums Summer
Exkibit of Wkite Mil
linery Monday and
Tuesday.
Notable in tkis skowing are
Wkite Hats in fineausought
for braids. Handsome white
wings, ribbons and flowers,
form tbe trimming. White
Hats that will give your
Summer costume its loveliest
, note. And withal, they are
moderately priced
$7.50 to $12.50
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who is visiting in the eat.
basket of rale Iris and graceful sprays
of hrtilal vr,ulh hlnaanmit Ttlinbl nf
greenery, tall sprays of dogwood, deui-
zia ana otner wnite may Diossonis,
lent an appropriate atmosphere to the
occasion. After the singing of "Be
cause" (D'Hardlot) by Mrs. Edgar A.
Dens mo re and to the strains of Men
delsohn's wedding march played by"
Elizabeth Jolinson, tha bridal party
tnr.tr their nine MISS Gr&C LOCKS
ar,A Unrrlpt Rurna held white
,.iin rlhhnm murht here and there
with sprays of deutxla, to form an
aisle for the briaat pany. juuuv
Misses Loreta and Loleta Robinson,
twin sisters, dressed alike in white
frocks and carrying baskets of white
flowers, led the bridal procession, ins
ring bearer, Rosalie Taimage, io
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Th. hriri a. blessing brunette, was
charming in a gown of ivory white
satin with chiffon overaress, face anu
pearls. Her bouquet was ui
I UDr, .liu .i.an w- -
After the ceremony and congratUhv
(Continued on Folkmlng Ps)
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