2
'(M
Mhl Dacar R. Menefee. Akb 1st lng about
th room were Miss laabUa Qauld,
MUm Ruth Standlfer, Mls Virtrlnla
Mnefe, Mlm Alice Smith, Miss Mary
Paeon. Mian Florence Holman, Miss
Bally Hart. M1m Irene Daly. Mias
Flora Jane Menefee, Mrs. Kdwln Pooley j Falrbalrn, chairman; Mrs. F. A. Qreat
and Mrs. John D. Howard. wood, chairman of bridge; Mrs. H.
, I
Laat avenlne t their residence on I
Portland Heights Mr. and Mr. Fletcher
XAtut received all their old-time friends
on. ..the oocaalon of their twenty-fifth
weaaing anniversary. adoui iuu
amesta were assembled and enjoyed a
aeugmiui evening. xne nouse was i
beautifully decorated with spring flow- I
rs. la the dining room the table dec-
oration was of White lilacs. fuMa and
- jonquils, with touches of yellow tulle.
. Those who assisted in receiving were:
:Mr. Franklin I. Fuller, Mrs. Samuel C.
vKeWr, Mrs. Forrest Fisher, Mrs. R. W.
Shepherd and Mrs. A. S. Patullo. As-
iHsting in the dining room were Mrs.
Robert U Sabin and Mrs. James F.
tEwlng.
A number
of the girls of the younger
the guests: They were:
Mmt-v Stuart Smith. Ixuise
set served
. The Misses Mary Stuart Smith. Louise
and "Ruth Small, Louise Boyd, Mary
Long. -Marjorie Forbes and Geraidlne
.Coursen.
M .....h.n.' ? .':nm.n -n r
daughter" Miss Alice Gllma le"
- BatJrday on thi steamship Northern
- Tltin tr- H.r. VnMn Iflu. lo.i.
r IvT -" ' i
(e; IHVIf VIIIB VtlllQ LUCf Will IUVIV1 I
,' south, being gone about a month in all. I
' Mi Edna IrWe arrived Wednes-
day from New York to visit her pa-
rent, Mr. and Mra Benjamin F. I
Irvine. ... "
' MlM Eleanor Eoob will be the hon-
ore for a tea this afternoon.' which The Mult-Raw Oaiiclng olub wlli friends in southern California. Is en
Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Sajryer will Klv their last ball of the season atJ tertnr Oregon Agricultural college for
give. Miss Ecob recently arrived from I Hotel Multnomah Thursday evenina-Tl th TnM.vr Irn tl o,..u6 .
hl-ho fa.5Iw YDrk, to v.Ut r
7 I V Vli: . "ou"r
IT"" . . . y wi-
hag aoclal affairs, I
' , Mr. and Mr b.cV R, Menefee gave
m. dinner ihM nf n MVr. . t,.
: Mattery hotel last Wednesday evening,
lAat evening their daughter, Miss
Flora Jane Menefee, and Miss Dorothy
-.( Oreen, entertained jointly at the hotel
TV1 . ;tome party. The guests
l
: in two Hostesses.
A number 1
society
women are I
sponsoring the series of leetur wfcTrhL,."- ,u J!1 .V: 'ii'arilon WT
FebrJBVeri
it. . T"--
siao meratur. and current event, will
'Sti'rtii. .rr.;"",:
A tMA sllTflalA 1 1
Un. W. B. Avar Mr- i T o a i.'
Mr- W-n-i V 55i7f kiT.,.-"
we v v wwa A' , ui g VAAf AIM X ! rHlM
Mrs, Helen Ladd Corbett Mrs, Willia
MaoMaaUr, Mrs. Gordon Voorhies,
jars, soiomon Hirscb, Mrs. Clarence
Jacobaon and Mrs. Thomas Kerr.
Mr. and MraT."MorrU Dnnne ara
receiving meage. of congratulation,
LXxuiMm -
. 1
A ' card Party and dance under thI
auspice, of the ladter commlttea of
: I
7.GSNITHSCO.
I wltatlor,rvouneemrtft
VUItig and AtHomeCtuxfs
Lmbossed 5tauorery
i
e
. .'THREE HUMORED aXCVCM
V y : Msea'Buii.tiNe
. . i
bt. Andrews society will be held in
the Multnomah hojel on February 19 the Cornwall family alnce Thanltsglvina:
at 8 p. m. Both "?00" and bridge wUl'.d K rrfi. manv rl.nrt- In Portland
be played, followed later In the eve-
nlnig by a dance. The ladiea of the
comaniittiee are as follows: Mr: IL.
M. onerwooa, Mrs. ti. Thornton. Mrs.
k k. Rtr Mro t tj,,,. o
Blakely, Mrs. A. King. Mrs a." T
smith. M
Uwson, Mrs. W. Whitfield, Mrs. j!
j Panton. Mrs. R. Binr.kwnnd iwr.
d. H. Cowans. Mrs. H Hrcitn m
(t. urynan. Airs. W. Jones M I
A. a. ptown, J. Cormack and T. i
Bums. Tickets may be obtained from
any of the committee. . I
. 1
Mra. Joan F. TOft save a most d. I
ugmiuiiy appointed bridge tea at her
nomo m irvingion Wednesday after-
noon the third of a series of affairs
boo is .rranKing. mere were iz
t . J"1 Sa,,8 Places being found at
me uiuin uy an ingenious scneme. All
of the names were spelled backwards I
anJ..ln th cntenation and surprise j
at the unusual and strange names en- I
at ln unusual and strange names en-
countered on the cards there was much
run- Th rooms were decorated with
fTr Jbe,rrle " greenery. Mrs. Toft
V61 n T os t becoming frock of
wWte nd rold VofX SZJi
7.", ."d l bodi.Cfc
K. ' v...wu w&S BerVBO at tea
Lime.
Honor!
bride. Mrs. Isadore LangeVtalned ai
a bridge tea Friday at her home on
Portland Heights. Ten tables at cards
were arranged and, the rooms were
abloom w,th spring flowers.
m"1 r8' BIh'u Pron""s WLU e
ii w xn
. "-''"" mra. jonn
s nun. i
Flower, and all 'the expressions of
Untr.tni.iinn r- .ujr .
to the home of Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Dickenson Norrls, whose home was
fladdened with the arrival Monday
vening of a baby boy-.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tomir wtn
xerxain lnurrxmy evening with din -
iiw Amr. - . . . .
ner dance at the Multnomah hoteL
- t
saujnern California. i
Abraham Tichner has Invited
I sfiiAatai - 1- a . t
I "me- J.n ;"trt
.Blxw',, xor Junchoon
1 wriae inursaay afternoon. V ,
I S e aa I
Mr. and Mrs. Rhihard w ntMAm n.
I tertained at a small, but . handsomelv
PPOinted dinner Saturday evenlnar lnlMr- ana Mn- J' v- t,1,M8' "r' ana
on of the Drtvat intn. rJZ - Mrs. John McCourt, Judge and ! Mra.
?otel . er, were laid for
ri" lil0.0" ;ui8' Pr-
1 1 " rltlT. wa In th nature rtf
iouinun, ur. U118, Dr. Hewe. and Mr
Chlldat hnvlnr -v .
I Bralntree. M ' .
I . . . . ' " " uMiimu
wive na aecoratlons of scarlet car -
nwttoM and Oregon grape, and an elab-
"SrStTC
Vnmtmw, JV ' i
Inla iriain "
tll rtZt ?StJe o'.HbrnelL N. Y..
" ' Tr' na .Itt,
s uetsmger of Hbrneit. i v
were married Tuesdav i .i,tn. -
simple horn, -wedding, which '- was
Bolemntged at the residence - of the
varau, .r. and Mra.
Gxrge M. Cornwall, 12 Jl Garfield ave-
nne. Mia. AUce Cornwall, a .later of
the bridegroom, was brideamald and
nn ii kewnAm'a : ma 'k....'
Frank Davis acted a. beat man. Only
the Immediate relative. wre assem
bled for the ceremony- and-Dr. John w
ooyo. was me oiiiciaung minister The
couple met In mi. while thev vera at.
,.u . 7 1,,U11 uuutna I Mm. Herman Blaealng, Mrs. Nathaa
with her uncle, the Rev. Mr. Towner, I Harris. Mr, .and Mrt G. D. Tomaalnl.
who occupied, a Baptlat paitorat lnlMr Anton Gleblach. Mr. and Mra. a
' THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLA
"sji rl
that eltvl Rh has hton vlaltlnr with
and baa made many friends In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall are at home to
their friends at their new residence, 851
Brice avenue.
One of the most enjoyable dancini
parties of the season waa the fancy
dress affair given last Saturday eve
ning by the Till leu m (chlnook for
friend) club. The costumes were most
unique and pleasing. The TUllcum
club, composed mostly of Irvlngton
toia, assemuie at .oi.uria.ra. osui roum
every two weeks for dancing and these
parties are keenly anticipated by the
members and occupy a favorite place on
their social calendar. Among those
nrHnl wr- Mr an Un n V
Irvine. Judge and Mra. W. N. Gatens,
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Penfleld, Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Darnell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hoben, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krohn,
Dr. and Mrs. McCorkle, Will Bennett,
Dr. Horace Belknap, A. B. Peacock, Dr,
and Mrs. E. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. T.
U. Saul, Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Keller.
Mr .nil Ur, w.n.r w rinii Mr anil
Mr, and Mrs. Walter H. Guild, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Robinson Mrjuid Mrs. B.
e. Haney, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Young,
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Roope. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Peters.
Mr' and Mr- R" M" C' "i?, Mr.
Mrs. M. C. Woodard. Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Creath,:Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Brink.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mcculloch, Mr.
and Mrs. Saunderson. Dr. and Mrs.
jg? - MrnSrr Hnh
i''- Ft??
nd Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Parsons,
m
Mlsa Isabel Steele, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elton J. Steele, who recently
returned from an extended vlett with
accomplished violinist, and will be a
vb4e adjunct to the social and
mu-
stoaa lire of the state college,
.
recently arrived in the city to pass the
wlnter honored guest Satuer-
day February 10. at a bridge party
given by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Fred-
erlck ..Dedo Kuetter, at the Nortonia
boteL It will be a large and elaborately
l"'Polu, - ea mil4"r
i
A complete list of patrons and pa-
"""r...::.
to be
xW - " 8 -.include,: Mrs. Solo-
Tern-
mon iiirscn. Mrs. a. tu. Kocaey. aars.
t.
ca-B. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Al-
eMUcrs tfaw. . vv vV, UU AUIO.
bee, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Hoyt, Mr.
and-Mrs. A. H Averill. Mr. and Mra.
" "
W. A, Montgomery, Dr. John Sellwood
I nd wlfe Mrv nd Mrs J p Jaeger.
P0' 5- ?urfL HorLe f1
K.rCr. n m 1 o- "ti,
1 1; r,.,.. ' "V
I m. ucwvcij, jar. ni
I Mrn. Charlea F. Bera Mr. and Mra R
I F. Ball. H. H. Herdman. Mr. and Mrs.
. .-.- . .
1 ,eB80r vy ui, Aioerx a.
j Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilbur
xveea, ii x. ouumvos, Jvri
it If. ,.Aa.j r . n
i nw uriui, ur. uu jura., nuicoa
Giltner. Mrs. John Tifft. Nelson
I nv. : mi.. Mar Pr.... t..
I uiuner. aarp. Jona mil, xseison o.
Pike. Mte Mary France. I.om, Mr.
I Tm lliia-.aill ttskwaal1 T"
I Drake, ;Mrs. F. Eggert,Mn and Mrs.
Ferdinand B. Reed.. Mr. Lulu Dahl
v a '
auuerv .r.- ano , jmi-b. vineries tr. tvtn-
yn' Mr.. Robert . Berger.T. and Mra.
- Earl Henton. Mra. E. M. Bake, Mr,
MaUor. Mr. (and Mrs. Blaln R. Smith.
Mrs. hos. wouren-jnea, . j. wiiitam
Belcher, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Wal
ker, Mr.. B. E. Tait, Mr. and Mra. John
L. Logan, Mrs. J. C- Mann, Mr. and
Mrs, L, E. Kerr,' Mrs. Thomas Duncan.
Mrs.5 J. C Hare, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
, , '
C. Callan, Mrs. A. C. Shaw, Mr. ana
Mrs. R.- E. Millard, Mrs. Mitylene
Ftaker Stltes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bayley. Mrs. Mildred Kyle, Mr. and
Mr.. George Hotchkiss Street, Freder
ick W. Goodrich, Mr. and .Mrs. Percy
Lewis, Mrs. Emma B. Carroll. Mr. and
Mrs. William JL Boyer, Dr. Stuart Me
Guire, Mr. and Mr.. tucius Becker,
William R. Boone. Mr. and Mrs. M.
Chri.ten.en, Mrs. Susie Fennel Pipe
Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Lind. Otto
Wedemeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Den
ton, Mrs. Charles Webber, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Arnett, Mrs. L. T. Newton, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaao Smith, Mrs. Theodore
Thompson, Mlm Nona Lawler, Mrs. C,
J. Allen, Miss Vella Winner, Mrs. Phil
Blumauer, Miss Grace Amos, Mrs. G.
F. Alexander. Mrs. Alva Lee. Stephens.
Mrs. Wt. French, Mrs. G. M. Welster,
Paul Weaalnger, Dr. F. H. Dammasch,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menefee. O. M.
Plummer, Mr. and .JVlrs. Walter Evans.
Mrs. Edrward B. Kramer (Ruth" Pos-
ner) and Mrs. W. C. Smith (Lola Ford)
will entertain the Portland Roynor. of
the Annie Wright seminary with a
luncheon to be held at the residence of
Mr. Kramer, 70 Irving street, Friday,
jreoruary s, at 1 o'clock.
Wednesday evening the guests of the
Multnomah hotel and their friends en
joyed the first of their series of house
dances In the hotel assembly room. E.
v. uauser Deing host of the evening.
There was dancing -from 9 to 11 and
judging from the suc&ss of the Initial
affair these bi-monthly parties will be
very popular.
. a -a
Mlm Marie White, whose reading,
were heard at the entertainment Wed
rseaday evening given at the Masonic
Temple by tbe Portland Esthetic Dan
cing association, read for the first
time before a Portland audience that
evening since her extensive studies In
the east. She la a graduate of the
New York School of EXDremion and
pent several yeans in England.' fol
lowing which she made her home in
eastern Canada, living moat of the
time in Toronto where sh was well
known in her profession. She has also
appeared in recital In many place.
tnrougnout the east. "Flower's Name"
from Browning's "Garden Fancies
was an especially enjoyable one of
her .election. Wednesday evening.
Miss White ha. been visiting with her
sister. Miss Nora White, during the
last year in Portland and has been
resting from her work. Her many
rnenaa are looking forward to hear
ing her In recital again before her de
parture for the east.
. fc mm
Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff and Oliver
M. Moore were married Thursday night
at their residence, 280 Park street, by
Rev. R. H, Sawyer, pastor of the East
Side Christian church. Miss Marie
Rossi ter and J. W. Moore the latter a
brother of the bridegroom, were the
attendant.. The guests Included a few
intimate friends. Mrs. Moore lived
formerly in Washington. D. C., and is
the widow of the celebrated 'oomposor
of music. She la director of the music
at the Bast Side Christian church, and
prior to that -directed the choir at the
Atkinson Memorial ohurch. Mr. Moore
Is a produce merchant of Portland.
The wedding came a. a great surprise
to even the assembled s-uest. wha
thought, the affair was to be a social
evening the new studio of the bride.
For Mis. V Flawnnlce. Kllline-sworth.
bride elect, many pretty affairs are
oeing given. Friday af ternoonMrs. Guy
Harvey. Mis. Mover D. Cole and Miss
Alice 'Warren" were Joint hostesses In
her honor, entertaining With a bridge
party at the home of Miss Warren.
Spring - flower. ' decked the rooms.
guesta making up for aewn tables of
bridge. ' Mrs. Earl 8. West contributed
several vocal solos. Assisting the
hostesses, were Mrs. R. E. Menefee,
Mrs. Earl S. West, Mrs. Jesse Warren.
Mrs.' Warren Jr. and Mra. A. L. Tetu.
. Tha Ladies' Auxiliary of the Portland
Motor Boat dub held its last regular
mooting on Wednesday, January 24. at
HD. SUNDAY I.IOKNINO,
the residence of Mrs. Charles E. HilL
It was the annual business meeting,
and the election of officers waa held.
The secretary gave a report for last
year, ; wh-loh had been the most suc
cessful the club had experienced, and
In the election that followed Mra. '
George L. Baker waa chosen as presi
dent for one ensuring year; Mrs. Marie
Riddel 1, vice-prewl dent, and Mrs. J. S.
Smith, seoretary-treasurer. In the
"600" game tout followed the busMess
meeting Mm. Hill won. hi eh score and
Mirs. Ross second. Refreshment, were
served. Master William Rom. three
weeks old, nttde hi. first appearance
before the club, and was unanimously
voted mascot. In recognition of the
honor. Master William slept through
out the proceedings; and not once lift
ed bis voice to protest. Those present
were: Mrs. George L, Baker, Mm, J.
8. Smith, Mrs. George Kendall, Mrs. D.
A Dyer. Mrs. W. F. Ross. Master Wil
Wam Ross, Mrs. F. Volger. Mrs. Marl.
Rlddeai tand Mrs. Charles E. HllL The
next meeUng will be on February 7. at
the residence of Mrs. George Kendall.
Mr. and Mrs. Montrose M. Rlngler
have Issued Invitation, for a compli
mentary dancing party, which will be
given at the Cotillion hall, Thursday
evening, February 8. for all the mem
bers of the Laurelhurst club and their
friends. There will be cards, dancing
and an entertainment.
a- a .
Members of the Blackstone club and
their friends are looking forward with
much interest to the next one of that
cruib's informal dancing parties an
nounced for Friday evening, February
16, at Murlark ballroom. Invitations
for the affair have been issued, and
may be secured -from any of the.fol
lowing member, of the committee in
charge: Messrs. T. B. Collins, Fred W,
Hummel. Carl J. Hurley, Earl W. Ham
mond, Frank E. Manning. Alfred J.
Shawcross, John L, Boxorth, James W.
Crawford, Walter T. McGulrk and the
Misses Margaret M. O'Shea, Alma M.
Gruenig. Jesslyn C. Pottage. Margaret
B. Gllmore. Doris Clark, Ruth A Rout-
ledge. Evangeline J. MclntosA, Nita D.
Picken and. Lydia M. Villeneuve. Pa
tron, and patronesses for the evening
are: Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Plowden Stott.
Mrs. Zlna. Greenough entertained
Tuesday afternoon complimenting her
sLfrter, Mis. Harris, of Missouri. The
afternoon was passed at auction bridge,
and dainty refreshment, were served.
The fortumate contestants were Mra
Robert D. Incnanv Mrs. Frartcis Waring,
Mrs. M-'.C. Banfleld and Mrs. A Tllser.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Mm mm
Joseph Sandvall of 1200 East Bnrn
side street gave a most delightful
danclns party at their residence. It
was a typical sprinar party with dec
orations of quantities of spring flow
ers and black and yellow butterflies.
Tbe guests Were seated at the dining
table for .upper, a charming decora
tive scheme being carried out wit Hi
the jonquils, tulips, pussy willow, but
terflies and tulle. Those present Were:
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Jagger, . Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. George
Lee, Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Sturdevant,
Mr. 'and Mra. Ralph Routledge and
Mr. and Mr.. Sandvall. ,
At a -recent meeting of the Alameda
Park club, held at the home of Mrs. D.
G. Clarke plan, for a card party to be
held In the near future were discussed.
The proceeds will go to the Belgium
relief fund. .
One ' of ; the most successful and
largely, attended cardi parties ' of the
week .was given at the borne of Mrs.
$5.00-
tati
10 PRIVATE LESSONS'
v Personal Attention. ;
DANCE STUDIO, 509 DEEM BLDG.
- i Cor. -Wesfcimgtoa and Third.
MISS IRELAND. . .
I
FEBRUARY A. 1317.
V , j
E. M. Baker at 140 East Thirtieth
street north by the members of the
Monday Musical club. Each season
this rganisAlon gives some social!
event. Usually a reception In the eve
ning, and this year the card party
proved a happy change There were
IS tables at cards. Vocal numbers
were given during the afternoon by
Miss Dorothv Adams accompanied by
Mrs. E. M. Baker, and Miss Gertrude
Hoeber aang, playing her own accom
paniment. Assisting the hostess were:
Mrs. John F. Toft. Mrs. J. G. Frankel,
Mrs. Manielfr'Miaa Lillian Consorm.
Mrs. J. Coulsen Hare, Mrs. Louis Metz-
ger, Mrs. Paul Rlttenbery, Mrs. Rich
ard Mullen and Mrs. W. B. Hare and
the Misses Dorothy Manzell and Lu-
clle Abbott.
Captain and atrs.Burley entertained
recently In honor of the captain's birth
day anniversary. The beautifully dec
orated table wa. surrounded with 12
friends, and a feature of the feast was
the birthday cake, on which 21 candles
riameo. The captain was the recipient
of congratulations and good wishes
from many friends throughout the day.
www
Mrs. F. L. Whitehead presided at a
K .... .uvvneu IBlitHCVU ouu uvu
1 party on Tnesday afternoon, compli
menting Miss Lucille Carroll, bride-J
eiect. An arcistic iruit centerpiece I
decked the pretty luncheon table. Hy-
acintns and pussey-willows were also
used. A miniature bride -was present
ed to the honor guest, followed by a.
aurprtse shower. The gifts1 were con
tained In a large fruit basket deco
rated with tulle streamers said greens.
High score was held by Mrs. R. C.
Jones. Covers were laid for Miss
Lucille Carroll, Mrt. S. A Hatcher.
Mrs. F. W. Carroll. Mr.. John Boentje,
Mrs. R. C. Jones, Miss Rotha Carroll.
Mrs. F. L. Whitehead.
Mrs. L. Brtggs of Rose City Park
also entertained for the popular bride
elect during the week.
" .
The first card party for several
week, was given Friday evening at the
Rose City Park club house. During
the past six week, several dancing
parties have been. held and have been
splendidly attended. The card party on
Friday evening will be under the direc
tion of Mrs. Charles L. Wheeler.
On all sucb rcasion. the billiard
and pool tables, as well as the bowl
ing alleys, are free
A Valentine dancing party' will be
given by the Rose City Park dub on
Friday evening. February 9. The pro
gram will be under th. direction of
Dr. Arthur Laldlaw, the popular presi
dent of the club. Dr. Laldlaw will be
assisted by the following committee:
Mr. and Mrs. Crum, Mr. and Mr..
Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Rltter, Mr. and
Mrar Manner and Mrs. Laldlaw.
On Friday . evening the Rose City
Park club gave, a Hawaiian dancing
party which was attended by more
than 200 couple, and It was voted one
of the moat enjoyable occasion, of the
Spring Styles and
Materials
Are stow Seiar
: - Shows,
Choice fattens aad
the Tastes Styles
; to Choose rrona. r
Schweitzer & Eagin
; .XVASXESV tax&oss- . -
a WASXZVOTOV STKZXT.
Tr rt to the Saseiwood. ,
lit,,;;; t y-.rt . m -m-M,r ' III '
MK- " i -xjv r - . " : ill
' J
gJTB9 JL JiXyOSSTElCtxA.TtT '
nnwcT.i or i!HOvtraKoiric. ,
winter. Tbe club house was beautiful
ly decorated with the Hawaiian colors,
which, with tbe ladle, in white dresses
and the genUemen In shirt waists and
white trousers, with red sashes, pre
sented a most attractive scene. The
music was Hawaiian in It. melodies
and two native Islanders enlivened the
evening with occasional native songs.
www
Prominent physicians snd surgeons
of the city to the number of 200 gave
a dinner Thursday evening at Hotel
Portland. In compliment to Dr. Splro
Sargent ich, who recently returned from
a two years' service In Serbia, his na
tive land. Dr. Sargentieh devoted his
attention to typhus fever; and only re
turned to this country because of a
physical and nervous breakdown, due
toeverwork.
Mr. and Mrs. 'jack Peters very
charmingly entertained the Four Plus
club with a valentine , party at tbe
Hotel Multnomah last Saturday eve
ning. Cards formed the diversion of
Val
Time at Gill's
ALENTINE TIME the'day
of the year when young and old send
appropriate pjreetinffs of friendship or
affection. Whether It is the type desired by young
folks serious or comic or whether it be the
simple or elaborate Valentines of friendship or af
fection desired by their elders, "we hsve it."
Second Floor.
Books for Valentines
Pooks are increasing in popularity as Valentines
the intellectual women of today appreciate and
enjoy a good book give books I A few suggestions:
j-Main Floor.
JSfley's Poems ....75c
I Was Thinking of
You 50c
O. Henry's Stories $1.65
Kipling's Books . .$1.65
'The Turmoil 60s
For the Valentine Party
Decorate appropriately for your Valentine party.
We have a com- '
Valentine decora
tions Favors,
Caps, ' Cutouts,,
Nut Cups, - Al
mond Cups Can.
dlesticks, etc.'- - "
' Second - Floor.
V
the evening, "BOO" being played. High
nonors fell to Charles Roberta and
Mrs. Jack Peters. A dainty .upper
was served, the table being beautifully
decorated in tulips and carnations,
and at each plate was a favor In keep
ing with St. Valentine. Dancing was ;
enjoyed for the remainder of the eve
ning, Those present were Mr. and)
Mrs. George W. Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Lennox, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. George Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charle. Roberts, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Fred A. Cook, M. H. Wil
liamson, Miss Helen A. Cowle. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters.
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-Mrs. Edward Dunn gave a luncheon
Thursday at her home in Irvlngton,
52 Tillamook: street In -compliment to
a number of Condon, Or., women, who
are visiting in the city. Cover, were
laid for Mr.. F. T. Hurlbert. Mr. T.
G. Johnson, Mr. J. F. Wood, Mrs. Jack
Fagan, Mr.. Roma Gage, Mr.. -Camp
(ContlaaM en Ftollewtiig Page)
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