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MRS. FRANCIS H. POPE and daughter Mary were visit
ors in the city with Colonel Pope for a few days during
the past week, stopping at the Portland hotel, Mrs. Pope
is a daughter, of the late Senator and Mrs. Levi Ankeny of
Walla Walla and went to school in Portland.
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Couple Joined j Wedding Event
In .Marriage! Of Past Week
TlyriSa ELIZABETH MALBOEUK chose
Wednesday evening: for her wtl
Jlng: to Frederick Ames Lothrpp. The
service was read at the home of the
bride's .parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Malboeuf, on Willamette Heights, by
the Rev. A. A. Morrison.
The brfde was charming in a grown of
white satin made in simple mode with
pearl trimmings. She vore the full wod
dlna ve'l which was caught with a band
of orangre blossoms. Her flowers were
orchids and Bride roses. Miss Char
lotte Malboeuf, maid of honor, was
growned in pink crepe de chine with
liver. Her flowers were Columbia
roses. Mrs. A. A. Phinney of Seattle,
a sister of the bride, was matron of
honor and wore a smart frock of pink
repe georgette. L,IUle Dorothy Mo
1'herson as flower girl wore white tulle
and carried a" basket of Cecil Branner
roses. Rayrnoni' Williams was best man.
The' bridrtl music was played by Kdgar
E. Cpurson.
A brilliant reception for 200 guests
followed the ceremony. 1 1 tne dinine
room Mrs. Neagle P. Sealy tmd Mlsa
Helen Haller presided at the supper
table, with Mrs. Maurice H. Barnes and
Miss Julia Duffy. Those assisting
about the rooms were Mrs. Beache
Crofton and the Misses Laura Rand,
Elanoi Hohnan and Margaret Mans
field.
Both young people have a larre circle
of friends in the city. Mr. -Ixrthrop is
the son of Mr and Mrs. ,f H. Iothrop
of La,re!hurt and h.n recently returned
fro-n overseas. Following a briir trip
to Sound cities, Mr. anl Mrs. Liothrop
will make their home Jn Portland.
Mrs. Richard. Fenley Hunter has been.
he Inspiration for a number of small
locial affairs this week. She is the guest
3f Mrs. William II. Lines for a short
lime and is renewing old acquaintances
n the city. On Thursday Mrs. Lucius
. llen Lewis was hostess for a delightful
jrldge party in honor f the visitor,
Tuests for the occasion including Mrs.
tlunter. Mrs Lines. Mrs. Frank E. Hart.
Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd, -Mrs. Donald
Munro. Mrs. Reade M. Ireland, Mrs.
Ferdinand Smith. Mrs.- J. R. Bowles,
Miss Esther Tucker, Miss Klla Hirsch,
Mrs. W. H. Nunn. On Saturday the
visitor was again honored at a similar
affair for which Mrs. Charles Chenery
a-as hostess.
Miss Adele Lucke of San Francisco,
who has been the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J: A. McPherson on Summit
drive, will leave the city today for her
home. During her stay in Portland
Miss Lucke has been extensively enter
tained. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Wade ar
rived in Portland on Tuesday from the
Fast. Dr. Wade returned from service
tn France in the early spring.
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rT,HE marriage of Miss Dorothy Adams
and Thomas Foster Metcalf was
solemnized at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Seely
Parsons' on Council Crest on Wednes
day evening.
Tall cathedral candles flickered at
either side of the Improvised altar which
was formed of blue delphinium, white
asters and vine maple, before which the
service was read by Dean R. T. Hicks
of St Stephens Pro-cathedral. The
wedding music was played throughout
the ceremony by David p. Campbell.
The bridal hymn was acfng, preceding
the service, by Miss Charlotte Banfield.
Old Ivory satin and rose point lace were
used for the wedding gown, which was
draped in smart mode, with lace sleeves
and a unique headdress of lare from
which the wedding veil fell in filmy
folds to the hem of the gown. The
bridal bouquet was bride roses. Miss
Grethen Colton and Miss Dorothy Dix
on of Kugene' gowned in frocks of pink
and blue organdie were the bridal at
tendants. Each wore a large picture
hat and carried a shower bouquet of
Ophelia roses. The Misses Evelyn and
Mary Alice Meyer were the dainty rib
bon bearers for the bridal procession
and were attended by Master Dennison
Lawrence and Amos Lawrence. Stan
ford Anderson was the bridegroom's
only attendant. An informal wedding
reception followed the " ceremony.
The bride has an unusually large
circle of friends in the city. She ha
been a student at the University of
Oregon and is a member of Alpha Phi.
of the University of Oregon chapter.
Mr. Metcslf is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Metcalf of Danville, Ky., where
he will take hla bride to live.
In a charming yetting of roses and
carnations the marriage of Miss For
rest Geneva Erros and A. F. Fisher,
both of Portland, was solemnized at
the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Fleming of Forest Grove, on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
bride was gowned in Ivory crepe geor
gette and carried a lovely bouquet of
Bride roses. Miss Verna Fleming, cousin
of the bride, was maid of honor. Her
gown was of peach toned silk and her
flowers were roses. W. Freres of Port
land attended the bridegroom. The bride
was given in marriage by her father, W.
H. Erros of Portland. Following the
ring ceremony at which the Rev. W.
Walter Blair officiated, an informal re
ception was held. The wedding music
was played by Malcolm H. Hawke, son
of Dr. Hawke of Forest Grove. The
bridegroom is interested in the Western
Mineral Federation corporation of Ari
zona and they expect to leave for San
Francisco In a few days to make their
home.
A. delightful surprise shower In honor
of Miss Marie Duback, whose engage
ment was recently announced, was given
ThursdSy evening by Miss Velma Hays
at the latter's home, 556 East Salmon
street The apartment was charmingly
decorated with Japanese lanterns, with
wreaths of Oregon grape interlaced with
lavender chrysanthemums. The guests
attired in Japanese kimonos, sat on
cushions on the floor after being directed
to their places by little Japanese-fan
place cards. After the guest of honor
had discovered many beautiful and use
ful gifts behind a huge Japanese um
brella, dainty refreshments after the
Oriental style were served, including
tea in tiny Japanese teacups. The guests
Included Miss Marie Duback, Mrs.
J. D. Duback,' Mr. and Mrs. H. Hayes.
Mrs. P. M. McBride, the Misses Florence
Jolayson, Velma and Leita Hays, Nona
Becker. Alice Gohlke, Mildred Weeks,
Edythe Duback, Helen Duck and Mauna
Loa Fall is.
Gamma Phi Beta will entertain at a
dancing party on Monday at the home
of Misa Lenore Blaeslnj; in Rose City
Park. Those who have been asked to
assist Miss Blaesing and her mother,"
Mrs. H. J. Blaesing, in receiving are
Mrs. Charles Petheran, Mrs. Glen.Mrs.
Hamilton Weir and Misa Irene Strow
t ridge. - About 60 young: people have
been asked to participate in the affair.
Professor and Mrs. George L. Law
rence of Walla Walla are in the city
fbr a few days and are domiciled at the
Hotel Portland.
. Mr. and Mrs. James .Griggs, promi
nent residents of Tacoma, are spending
several day at the Hotel Portland.
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Fashions f or Gentlewomen
as Featured
by
H. Liebes & Co.
Below Cassaque of navy
Georgette, with ostrich
fringe. Braided girdle
cord is finished with tassel.
Above Frock of
G e o rgette over
"Cloth-of-gold founda
tion, with large os
trich ornaments.
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Above OriginalHarry
Collins model in navy
tricotine. Eyelet em
broidered and banded
with mink fur.
Above A luxurious
wrap of taupe duyetyn.
Hand-embroidered and
beaver trimmed ; very
richly lined.
Below - Georgette
blouse in flesh tint,
elaborated with fine
ly patterned filet
lace and chochet buttons.
Above Overblousc of
yellow Georgette, heavily
beaded in conventional
design. Girdled with yel
low Georgette sash, -
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Below Bead - embroid
ered Basque of Brest and
chiffon : a harmony in or
ange, brown, and French
blue.
Above Afternoon
coat of Belgian blue
velour, with deep
collar and cuffs in
Australian opossum.
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Below Cassaque of
black Georgette with
elaborate beaded
pattern and finished
with piquant ribbon
sash.
Above Hand - em"
broidered s u i t of
terra cotta duvetyn,
trimmed with kolinsky.
Above O r i g i n a 1
Harry Collins suit of
brick duvetyn trim
med with natural
caracul fur.
Above Black satin frock
brocaded, in gold. A touch
of King's blue ostrich the
only trimming.
Above Terra cotta
camel's hair coat
with wide band of
kolinsky from hem
to hem. Cuffs to
match.
Above A detailed
duplicationof French
model. B o d i c e of
navy blue velvet,
with skirt -of silk
Gros de Londre.
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Above -Three-piece
costume of taupe
duvetyn. Mole col
lar and cuffs and
skirt bands of mole.
Above-Semi-fitted blouse
of black Georgette with
novelty girdle of black and
royal blue.
Above Misses' suit
of brown velvet, em
broidered in silk and
cut beads. Choker
collar, cuffs and band
of Hudson seal.
Above Three-piece
costume of silver
brocaded blue vel
vet. W rap is smart
ly trimmed with
squirrel.
Liebes' Presentation of Fall Apparel
vouches for the authenticity of the mode and places on every garment the cachet of
fashion, convincingly demonstrating Liebes Style Supremacy. Garments sketched on
display and sale tomorrow.
Special Monday
Charmingly Modeled Blouses $10
Crepe de Chine Tailored Blouses with tucked bosom, roll collar, turn-back
cuffs and narrow plaiting trim. Georgette blouses in low and high neck styles ;
beaded, embroidered, net and lace trimmed.
White
Flesh
Suit Shades
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Above Afternoon
frock of shot silk,
silver lace trimmed
finished with - clus-'
ters of French flow-
ers.