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Newspaper Page TextLarge Reception Is Given, f or Miss Mitchell ITIHE reception for Miss Grace Mitchell , j - wmcn was neia at tna nom or ur. anaMra WmiamK-Fieblgv aided tor the- Unitarian Woman' alliance last , Wednesday, afternoon .;m largely, at-; ' tended by Portland' mo representa tive women. JUlu Mitchell, who la tour- ' ins ttola countrjvwas aent from England as a delegate t the annual meeting: of .the National Unitarian Woman'i alll- 7ances, which 'was Jield In Boston- last May, as a representative of the "Mem- berahip League of Unitarian and other . liberal Christian women" of England. . . The Fteblg home was a bower of beau tiful flowers. - .:' r :f ,. On the veranda were large boxes -of growing .flowers. ' ; The ball where Miss Kd wards stood showed a profusion? of aalardlas. i. . . In the living room, among other decor ations were clusters oft giant dahlias, ; where, receiving with Miss Mitchell and : Mrs. Flebig. , were Mrs. BS "Young rrenidenr. of the Portland alliance: Mrs. - frank Jackson and Mrs.-S. t R. Went worth, vice presidents, and Mrs. O. Sum mers. treasurer : Mrs.. I; A.": "Walker - secretary ; Mra J. W. Thatcher, -orr4 x spondlng secretary, and Mrs. William Eliot. . '-c'' . ' : : , The purple and cerise petunias, artis . decorated. ? ,-xs i 1 1 The .purple and cerice petunias, artis tically 'veiled In gipsy phyUas,' made a most attractive centerpiece for the table, with Its silver and china, where Mrs. Lee Hoffman and " Mr a' IV.. W. Sitton poured ' and served ices and cake, assisted by "Miss Ferguson. Miss Cora De liln,. Miss ' Corliss, Miss Cora and Ruth Eliot, Miss Ethel Wentworth, Mis Hawley, Mrs. A. C Forester and Mrs. Marsh Boothby. : . Mis Mitchell has 'a striking person ality of English type lan ear v nest speaker, and held the keenest at- - tention of her audience- for over an' hoar as she explained.; the' plans, hopes, and' successes . of the ''Membership league" i work, not only In ' England but ( on the continent.-- : " ' ',. -:v ' r-T ;l -' After attending he May meeting In . Boston, Miss Mitchell has visited aU the ' Important cities of Canada en route here , ' by way of .Victoria andJSeattle, At-the latter place she was- srrea try "Impressed by the .Unitarian .church' and its' people,, as wen aa the wonderful scenery, which ;" she scarcely, had time to thoroughly en i joy. 'Arriving'. in'Portland last.Tuesday, she has been - kept busy ' meetfog and i. speaking to the' people nere,ot' only at ' the- reception "Wednesday,- but at the Unitarian church-; Thursday. - She ex pressed - herself as being, greatly -1m- pressed with i the scenery,, climate and , people here and their' interest along; her -"-lines of-work.--. ' "t "- 'T ..A .; v ' k -- -. Miss Mitchell left Portland Thursday evening for; Cs3!Tolrntawhere-sha.-wlll address meetings all along the line to the Atlantic, where- are to-be found Uni tarian churches or cpngregatlons of lib-; - era! thinking women. - " ! i Mlas Mitchell expects to returajto Eng land in the autumn. , - r? . - v :-i ., v ,. i - Mrs. Aw F. Nemiro of Chicago and Mrs. IV Nemerovsky. have returned to Port land after a two weeks' " visit at Sea-" slde -Mrs. Nemiro .was the bouse guest of Mrs. D. A. Pepp and the Incentive for j several charming social affairs. Friday Mrs. Pepp entertained wlQi a bridge tea at the Anne Davenport tea house of Mra Nemiro. who was also honor' guest at a luncheon given by Mra. Sam Nemiro at - the Seaside hotel. Covers were laid for seven guests. ;Mts. Mlscha Pels was hostess for a dinner party for Mrs. Nemiro at the SeiafteTiotfil. when eight ' friends .enjoyed herjiospitallty ' Mrs. Frank A. Jackson . entertained at " dirmer at her home at "the kFordham apartments, Saturday evening, for her house guests, Mrs; Susan-Tracy Crain . of Minneapolis and Miss Dorothy Good hue, who left Tuesday, evening for the Orient. Miss Goodhue was .also; enter tained Sunday by Mrs. Crain with- a motor trip and dinner over, the Colum bia river highway. Her guests Included - Mr. and Mrs. FranX"A.' "Jackson, ; Edwin i Jackson and Miss Goodhue. .... : . . : sJ-i"'-"' if,: " Miss Genevieve' Xoughlin and Mrs. Thomas I. Loughlln returneJto the cjy. Tuesday, following : a radnth'a. Visit- at ' the borne of Mrs. Lbughlln's slater. Mrs. A-. W. Berkley, at Aberdeen Wash. Dur ing i thia time they motored to Hood's canal and spent three weeks in that dis trict ,. , . - . - . Mrs. Raymond G. clilttler . was -hostess for an attractire-eaad party Monday, at her home on Mount Tabor, honoring Mrs. George Haslet t of Pendleton. After luncheon, Helen Wegman, instructor of i music at the University ot Idaho,, gave - several beautiful piano selections. , - - : : - i - Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Brougher ot Txs ' Angeles are visitors at Gear hart, where they arrived for the ; remainder of the summer, motoring up from -the South. : Dr. Brougher - waa accompanied by his son, the Rev.. Russell Brougher. ,.t Mr., andi Mra Sherman "R. Hall.' ao ! companled by their guests, Gilbert Col ' gate,; Mlas ' Graoe- Oolgate end Gilbert : Colgate Jr.- of New York, were recent 1 Visitors at Seaside. - Mr. and Mrs. MacCormao Snow are i leaving this : week, for Sea view, where they will spend August in the Wood cot tage. .; : HVH-5vy Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Caswell spent the i week at Cannon Beach. Mrs. Dale Hlnkle (Louise Caswell Is a visitor at the beach i with her mother. - a - 'ji;; -v -;(.."( -. : ' . " '-v.-;'-. Miss Katherine Overbeck Is a visitor ' at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. James P. j: Cooke at Gearhart foBa.skiOctttrae, - Mrs. Percy W. Lewis,' who Is spend ' ing the summer at .the beach .with her v... --!:':';" ji. M-t The Tailleur js : the Foundation of !your wardrobe, there fore choose it' with the 'greatest care is to ma terial, ljnes and. general style. We are , always Clad " at this establish . ment to cive ' you .the . benefit of our Iong ex-perience. ---rfgr i i i ; i i hi ISS GENEVIEVE BROOKE, wliontkher mother,! Mrs. homc of Mr.- and Mrs, C. Deen.much entertained in .Portland. t - i family. waUiosxess for a birthday, pkrty-f July 28 at Seavtewr Wash.." on the-occa sion of, the birthday anniversary, of Jiec niece.. Mlas .anadele -tin ey Ww-faaW try had planned to make a trip to Balrd's hollow , to see the ? lighthouse, so .-ar rangements ' were ? made Y to make a- the trip at this 'time. Wltlt a .party-' from LonK' Beach, Wash., Mrs. Lewis and herjdaughter'Dorotbyetnd grandmother; Mrs. Mary 'Harper. Miss "Fay Ruddock and the . little gnest - of honor, motored to . the lighthouse. At . the -dinner , hour a -'birthday-cake withseven 'candlas vwm placed; on the- picnic, table, .which was arranged by -Mis' Rudduck -with,- pleas ing favors suitable to . the . occa'sfon; Members of the party ;veru Mnv Percy W. Lewis. Mrs. Mary" Harper, Misses Fay E.' Rudduck, Norma Stampf, Dorothy M. R. Schloth,, Mrs. J. C. ' Watson; Miss Katherine MuUer and :' Master Billy Schloth. A surprise shower was eiven1 JulV 24 fat-he. pleasure -of Mlav Uelen. JOgiJMe, who will become the bride ofWalfr E. Brunkow In the near future. Th af fair took place at the home of . Mr. fan A Mrs. S. W. Qgilvie, 1493 East Hoy t street. a large-ntrmber'of the Triends and-rehw uvea of the younjr folk were Dresent and a delightful :evenlrlff . waa spent. , . isir& tinviuiuyi. uisieyj win daughters, Dorothy' and Virginia, are spejQdlaft.tha, svomenwat. Neab-Kah-Nle, Mr. Insley returned earl? in-1 the week, but the , other ' members of ' thei family nave oeen . staying at the tavern. ; They expect to return to the city Monday. The marriage of Miss Edith L. AKnow and .Arch c P..- Rutherford .was : auletly solemnized Wednesday , evenlnar' at the home of the bride's parents, Mra and Mrs. - H. AJtnow, at their, apartment, v 714 Gllsaa street, The service .was read by Be .w- , . : ' " Fa . . . - ;'4 : . At . - v 41 I I IM - - If A 14 " " ' ki jj j- ' ' I! M ;- M rif'.'; . . ' .Hi " ' ' 1 , " ; p Mis l III : a v-3! II .r? -:"k l;l AlOXJNCEMENT: i i V ; ' Cordially, invitesyou to! T " ; Exclasie-Iall wl91 iBTmi&tyAYXHeiiig : Theatre iBuilding) . . - : - " ' ; is - i , ' . ...... . . TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1920 - Hunt Lewis, r- Miss Brooke Juts' 1 1 I v t i it 3 it i ' , if t It the Rev. George Bennett, pastor of .the Pat ton. Methodist 'church.--; The" bridal couple - were attended : by Mr. 1 and 'Mrs. G-H-' xAltnbw." '-JFwrrthw - occasion i the rooms were prettily decorated with sum mer blossoms. The. bride is a Portland girl and has many f rienas - lit the city; Mr. Rutherford-iaartflember of the firm of - Rutherford ' 4; Skelton, -contractora DnrJo-thear period he served with his regiment In France. Owing to the bride groom's business, Mr. - and Mrs. Ruther ford 'wfll spend 'four months of . the year at Arlington; Or.;?. Where r they fare at Present. . Later they will, return to Port land -to-reside.- -e; ' V ...'.;- - r The 'Misses Flanders, who have been spending, a short' time at Eebla, have badias their guests at the' beach Mra John .' Ef finger and the Misses . Louise and- Alice- Ef finger of Berkeley. Cat, who have been recent Portland visitors. r -,?-- - m.. y l ' : i Mrs. Philip Buehner Is the guest of her - daughter, Mrs. Charles Thornton Xad v orv theummer months at - the Ladd "cottage" at Seayiew. . j ' ; T" TERBACK T: AUKlt. .ATTRA : AKOTIT.T. 4- ' 1(1 HOP Face and Scalp Treatment . Shampooing. Hair Dressing . Marcelling ' I , - . i'H i Dyeing and Bleaching t -J i : ' 'Manicuring? I ' 'Open After P. M.- by Appointment, til PlttoekBlk-Phoae Bdwy, 811 Sure That They. Are the Best "Plan , now i or? the and-Winter Baby -Below Tenth . Expert Materaity Corset' Fitting SHOP1 attend the opening of Mminery, at -1 GommunitvGirls Erij oyTriickRide AhdHikeSuriday - ' j - ''r '. 1 . TlORTLAND ' communltr servlee has JL-, continued its program of 4 activities with on usual enthusiasm throughout the summer months. The motor truck jHde and i hlldng r party, of last . Sunday . .re ceived the response of. 420 participants who' left the Northwestern bank building at S:30 o'clock In the morning and went to Eagle creek,- where a large part of their number climbed to the Punch . Bo wli Thai company"' was 'carried to their destination in' motor trucks loaned through the courtesy f .Mayor George L.- - Bakers Commissi oners- Mann - and Bigelow, Chief -of Police L. .V. Jenkins, and. -the- firms of Zellerbach , Paper com pany Woodard -Clarke Co., Marshall Wells,- Oldsv-Wortman AfrKlng X4pman, Wolfe & Co., Meier & Frank Co., Peer less Pacific company; : Crown Milling Company, Portland Flouring, mills, J. -K. Gill Copland . Blumauer Frank, Drag oompany. y.-;-..s .. - - -Today - a party, of community service members will leave at 2 o'clock from Twenty-third t and Washington streets for Imperial Heights and from, there to Blasted : Butte, ' a trip of from six - to eighttnUesj EcKglrU is-oexpeeted' to bring her own luncheon. 1 A bonfire will be builti for .the early, evening hours and - the - company - will return at- 9 :30 o'clock. -A leader ' will be chosen' from the'Trails club who wlll act as guide for the : company on the "trip. - 1 - -s ; Anothef interesting feature of the com munity service: work is the short story writing,. class .which wUl . hold its second Will oe 4.montns I 25- -and, more: Qf '-: '.Ssl 25 and more Off 1 ungar s j-sxi erust! h 1 - . . - j j. - i r t mm m 11. at '!--!! - m. $525vFrehch Seal -Coat 'h: ta Beautifully' lined and designed, now S393.75 Similar " coats are. reduced to- $412,50, ' $225: $393.7Si i. y v.. :.. i $900 -Moleskin . Coat In belted , style and .beautifully lined," now $675 Skunk:minmeme1e kin, now 975 a cape mod el, now J 750. ' .st- - - $600 Nutria Goat ' ? Fashioned in flaring- style,, now only $450 Similar- coat, now $487.30 Muskrat coats.1: now 281.25 and 337.50. ' , ".j - , $750 -Taupe Squirrel, Coat J : -i ' , A lovely youthful model reduced to $562.50 Similar coats, are 712.50 and 675. V Gh'okefs 250 Fischer Choker now $87.50 I 85' Natural Fischer Raccoon Choker - ,,$63.75 . s 485! Blended Sable C&lff now "' 55 VMinlLiChaker now-$41.25 75 Two Skin; Kolinsky Choker fiow $56.75vV 165 lTwo. Skin Natural Hudson ; - . Sahje now $123.75 ; ' 1 75 1 Beaver Cape now - $1315 meeting . in Washington ; park Monday hl'ght at J 6clockr , Miss .MoJlle" Segal has -volunteered her services for - this work, which promises 4to be unusually laterestlngw..Thev first -meeting vf the short story .class was held July 19 nd was. well, attended. ? The girls are study ing Jhe. work, of GHenrr and wilji con tinue the' same . study this week" ; with the addition of a sketch from the life and works i-of Jerome ! K. Jerome. Any person who is a merafber of the organi sation .or who is interested is Invited to attend the causes.;, , , Mrs. G. - M. Welster has returned to the city from a vlslt-of several weeks at Neah-Kah-Kle. . - During her stay at the beach . Mrs. : Orange M. Clark . and Mrs. H. M. Lull and daughter. Barbara, and son, James, were house guests at her cottage, i -., Mra, . Welster will, remain In the city for the rest-of the season. .Mra; Lull and her daughter have recently re turned from California,, where Miss Bar bara has been studying violin and.' has met with unusual success in her work.' A A surprise party1 was given ' recently forMrs. B. H. is'lemeyer,' 110 Laurel hurst avenue, ' on the- occasion ' of her trtrthday annrversary - About midnight a dainty supper wut served. Those pres ent were: Messrs. and Mesdames John son, Butler, DuvalL Nlemeyer, 'the Misses Edith ' Du vail, Gladys Duvall, Louise Nlemeyer. .-vf -', f" ' I ' l ,-:.y--.:.;--m-:m -T-v - Miss A'nna J. Gillmore -became the bride of ' William H. Docery Thursday evening at 762. Multnomah street, where the bride makes her home. ' The service was read by ; the Rev. J. Bowersox in the presence of . friends and relatives. Mr. aad Mra Docery will reside in Port land. -"I ' - o ' f-lt 1 ' . ' . ; ( . 4 Mrs. ' E." J. . Burks was hostess J tot a luncheon Saturday afternoon honoring , a r group et congenial..- xrlenda The afternoon was spent Informally, i : the:Diggest. fur sale of piece, of management that. we; can atfhistime, when! the jmany. Eastern strikes and unset ..;"tled;tatorc6n "it t pbssij?l;tdnia wiiiprov to you the , wisdom of buying your fall I ' Our furgarj$ents for creative iashioningstiper$ zporkmanshipand for big value, are second to none and, surpass in merit practically all competition. : $575 Cut iirmiar $1150 An 325 Moleskin- Scarf snow $243.75 250 btter Seatf now, $187.50 185 Moleskin Scarf now $138.75 ililO FnmR'al Hctrt nmu-con ... 450 Moleskin Scarf , ;" lt5 Lovely Fox Scarfmow $86.25" - - - 95 felack Lynx Scarf now $71.25 . H x.j , . 67.50 Brown Wolf Scarf now SO ?' as) taupe woiiocan "65 Brown Wolf Scarf V 6S. Brown ;Lynx;jScarf 172.50'Brown Woif -FtirrW BrHddi orTDeposit Mrs.v Pence and Her, a ug hter Are Entertained ' f . i" , A3IONGJthe . Jnuch - f eted Vvlaltors , In XX Portland this - week are Mrs. Lafe Pence ef llnt. Mlclu, and Mrs.-W. 8. Cudlipp and ' her daughter of . New Orleans.- who, -with Dr. ' and Mrs. Howard Miller- of ; Chicago, have ' been sharing honors at several functions planned- for their pleasure by their friends In Port land.1 Mrs. Pence and Mrs, Cudlipp are sisters of Mrs.' B. Fay Sims and Mrs. W. L Northup of this city, and a fourth sister.- Mra1 Evan McFarland of Seattle. arrived in' the :lty,-to be the guest of an. ims Friday,- morning. ; -; . , : s' Monday's program' Included a bridge party 01 icwru uoiea'Tor wnicn aiiss Laura Northup was hostess at the Port land-Heights home of her mother, Mrs. H. fH.r Northup. " Tuesday Mrs. W. - X. Northup gave a ' bridge , luncheon of It covers for the visitors and . last week Ma, - H, H. Wade entertained in their honor., Wednesday evening Mrs. J."- P. Ludlam entertained Mrs.' Cudlipp: .and Mrs., Pence and Dr. and Mrs; Miller at an Informal dinner at her home In Irvn ington. 5- Thursday Mra E. Fay , Sims presided at a delightful tea for their pleasure at her home in "The Alameda. On this occasion Mra H. C Billings and Mrs. H. H. 1 Northup assisted .the hostess in dispensing hospitalities and Miss Hen rietta Cudlipp and Miss Florence Wade served the- guests. ; About - 60 - guests called 1 during the .afternoon. V Friday Mra - R.. T.' Brookings 5 gave a ' bridge luncheon for' the pleasure of the visitors. Next Monday Mrs. J. P.- Ludlam will give the year- and greater than ever before It is bv a Hudson Seal Coat i . Beautifully designed and lined, . new l$434fc253 Similar coat, now 525 Kolihsky trimmed Hudson Seal coat, now 75 0 Squirrel trimmed model, now 600 Beaver trimmed model, now 712.50 Australian " Opossum trimmed 'model,; now 675 - - oauna inmmea moaei, now- zoou. j j . , 1 $1150 Long Hudson4 Seal Coat along ample lines, reduced now; to $862.50 coat witnr large Martin collar, mow Summer Errnine Cape ; unusually' ttractivt and .beautiful ? wrap, Sciarfs. trimmed with Monkey i fur, 1 now oj.o -s now i8.75 now $48.75 K ) Scarf, now $54.38 ' a luncheon of It covers atathe Bohemian cafe.' and will take, her guests to her home for the afternoon hours of bridge. The visitors expect to remain in the city throughout August.- -- it - - ITbe home of Mrs. Nellie Pollock was the scene of a Jolly party ; Wednesday; tha guesta Including members of Wins low . Meade circle . No. 7, 1 Ladles ef -the tr.' ATn A-bbUhtnCutriancheon was spread on - the lawn and tables, were gracefully, decorated, .with., garden, flow ers. . Mrs. Sadie Brill and Mra. Lena Thompson, daughters of -the hostess, as sisted with the. serving, n. The afternoon was spent In games and eonKa, with a lancy ,-aancing numoer oy uuis xvcitu Brill, ? granddaughter of ; Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Pollock is very popular among the Grand Army societies and is known for her . singing. as she c is 1 the composer of many , of the songs she alngai Those present at the gathering were Mesdames Lucy- C. ; Beck, ; Frances New berg, Al mira Underwood Foster. Daisy Abraham, Ella O. Himes. Eva Osborne, Mary M. Ryle, Eugenia Westerberg, Laura Dur kee. Clara Cross. Lillian Thomas, Bease E. . Mauro, Ella Newcomb, 'Jennie Bee son, Missouri Klmmerling, Sadie Brill, Lena Thomoson. Rose Deal' of Seattle. Maletia Gordon, Ella .Wimble, Louise Nlemeyer, Nina Nlemeyer, Claribel : M. Piatt and.the:bostess.-vj!;.jif - :.;v; ;,':;.: 1' . ' " ' , r ' 'i j The C marriage - of Miss - Ceeile N. Wlnslow and James - Harold Asher of Iowa was solemnised- In the presence of a few relatives Friday at 29 Willam ette boulevard. The service was - read by the Bev. J. Bowersox. 'i Mr. and Mrs. Asher will make their;, home In Port land.-; " :' A-.vytl..-- I Mrs. Mlscha Pelf and Mrs. S. B. Mor row, who returned ; from , the beach for a few days, have gone back to Seaside for the remainder of this summer. Mayo Methot will be the house guest of Mrs. Pels for the season.- !) '' ' ' rur ' and .winter furs now I $350 Moleskin Coatee - v A ' luxurious and .beautiful wrap, reduced now to k u Similar coats reduced to 1650 Taupe squirrel Coat npw487 50 , 900 Kolinsky Squirrel Cape now $67fli f ! 1250 Natural Mink Coatee now $937.50 1 Similar coats reduced to $1125 and $337.50 .450tSkuhk Cape now reduced to $337.50 ' Similar 'tapes are reduced td 116.25, 101. 25, 33750, 176.25 and 262.50. - 150 Black fox Scarf now $112,501 1 1 13S Bfack Lynx Scarf now $101.25 . 3 s '-67.50 Taupe Wolf Scarf now $50.63 862.50. 185) Pointed Fox Scarf now $138.75 L 135 Brown Fox now $101.25 -J . now ,f i-.. 325 Natural Blue Fox ' 1501 Cross Fox Scarf MANUrWCTURERS 1 mi0 - inrwrvt w FURRIERS ' BROADWAY AT ALOCR PORjTLAND.OREOONif ' Taii Chapter Has Line ! P a r ty for ForestGhildren' TU.U chapter of) Alpha Phrentertalned JL ! at a Urys party at the fairy operetta TTne Forut niiiitm. . r..... . . vn, . utnu m j n 1 .ci noow tn the gardens of the H. c.- Wort- man nome. The operetU. was of special interest as it was written by Mra MaWe uiin 1 arsons pi Theta chapter. Alpha ru. , 01 fine . university of Mlchlffan. Guests .on this occasion included Vera Frudhomme, Ra Peterson, and Delia Delch. . Who wertt fni.ri.iii.i v.. v. . Misses Elfie . Rhodea Hln nnni-Mi- Mrs. Thomas Foster Metcalf (Dorothy Parsons). G retch en Colton. Miriam GU llss, Genevieve Lpughlln. Florence John son. Christine Forbes, and Hilda Chase. Miss Imogen Seton, premiere danseuse . In tbe operetta, Is a member' of Sigma chapter of the University of Washing ton and Miss Florence Garrett, also an Alpha jPhl glrli waa a dryad in the operetta.;.- - .ii . f -Miss poBOthy j-Wbrcester Is spending the week f at Gearhart and Cannon beach. jAt I Gearhart,- with Miss Laura Blossom she - will .be the house guest of, Mrsu George I W. Herron. . . '- . U ! ! ; Mrs. Lester Pattee of Pasadena, who is i the house guest of Mra James M.. Ambrose, was the guest of honor at an imormaa . luncnepn Saturday for which Airs, ucorge . Fuller was hostess. JMr. and; Mrs Charles VL Dint anA family SDeht the week-end at T.nir T . Barre. j returning to the city Monday master 4l2i.50 and 375. now $243.75 now $112.50 a A. l!"i ' - , - - . fflitiriiiiHiHiinHniiininKiHiuinnHninniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiHii iiiifniTiiiiiiiifiHiiiiiiinnitBlP flllHIIHllHllMflffl t fT T TTT f rry trr I t t r r r T r t ryv 1 -