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THE - OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND. SUNDAY. MORNING, : AUGUST 8, 1920. 4 Third Meeting : Of Short Story Class Monday F3RTLAND grirU who have followed the activities of the community ervice will b interested to know , that the third meeting of the short story class wHI be held Monday evening In Lauiel . hurst park, near , the clubhouse, at 7:30 o'clock. At this time, under the able leadership of Miss Mollie Segal, the class will study , the life, and works of Jerome K. Jerome, with special atten " ton to The Passing of the Third Floor Back." They Will also consider . the works of Edward Everett Hale with his i famous torv IThe Man Withnnt (Country a model of his work. The class is open to all girls who are inter ested In the short story as a type of literature or who' consider following it construction as a vocation or pastime. Community Service hikers will be guests of the Trails club August 15 and IS to Troutdale Butte, Sandy river. The leader will be Charles 8. Warner Take Montavilla-Mt. Hood car at Third and Morrison streets; at 4 :50 o'clock Saturday afternoon, connecting with Troutdale car at MC Hood station, cross Sandy and climb to the camp, 500 feet elevation, for the evening campflre and sing. Those ; attending are expected io bring blankets, - bathing suits and four meals. Those coming out Sunday morning, take, Bull Bun car at First and Alder streets, 8 :45 a. m., changing: at Llnnemann Junction for Troutdale car. Take bathing suits - and two meals.:! There will be a Sunday v hiking and swimming. The return to Portland Wilt be on the 6 :40 car, due In the city at 1 o'clock. ... i..: I : . , , (.. .1 ; ' T' : ; j- Miss -Jennie I Bernstein became the bride of Max.dorfkle at a pretty wed- ding at the home of her parents,. Mr. ;,and Mrs. C. I L Bernstein, Tuesday eve ning at 8 o'clock, the Rev, A. , Itosen- . crants officiating. The service was read in the nresencA inf SO rplativf onrl flr ' friends. Preceding the ceremony Miss Margaret Mason sang the bridal hymn. . and Leo Solomon played the wedding march. The bride-was beautiful? gowned In Ivory satin and laoe.Her ' wedding veil, which was especially attractive, was given to her by a friend who wore It on ' her wedding, day. She carried an arm bouquet of Bride roses. The bridal attendants were) the Misses Bertha and Ruby Bernstein,' sisters of the bride. Jo seph Bernstein attended the bridegroom as best man. At the supper" table Miss Bertha Bernstein and Golda R'ubensteln Berved. assisted by Cecil Rubensteln and Mrs. J. W. Herns. Mr. and Mrs. Cforfkla motored to Sea side for their honeymoon. Opon their return they wil reside in Portland. A delightful garden party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Shaf ford, Capitol Hill, Friday evening, i Music and games were enjoyed. Sup-J per was ' served on the lawn Those -present were Mr. and Mrs.. George B. Thomas; Mr.! and Mrs. lid Cronkrite, Mr.- and Mrs. E. D. Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mclntyre, Dr. and Mrs, G. IL Parish, Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Johnston.. M. W. Storey. H. R. Reeves.Mr. and Mrs. George Rodjrers, Mr. and Mrs Cj A. Newman. Mrs. E. J. Mendenhall and! son, Fannie and Mabel Parish, Harry- T. Bllnco, S. M. Hays, Frank W. Whitiiey, Cecils Davidson, Mr. : and Mrs. R. A. Cole. j- - j I ... ' The Misses Edna Lewis and Florence Lewis, formerly of . Portland, now of Southern California, were guests of hon or Thursday at a luncheon for which Mrs. O. J. Ferris was hostess at her - home in The Alameda. Guests for the occasion included 10 of the old friends of the guests of honor and the afternoon was spent Informally. The Misses Lewis are guests for a short time at the home ; of their father,! Charles Lewis. ' .. : --'.. :... . . , ,;, An announcement which comes as a surprise io (many roruana ineiius is that of the rasrriage of Miss Myrtle A. Wendlick to Raymond E. Weston, Mon day. Accompanied by Mr. snd Mrs. Fred A. Johnson, Miss Wendlick and her fiance Journedey to Salem, where they were auletly married by the Rev. G. L. Lovell. Mr. and Mrs; WeBton are both graduates of Jefferson high school, and have a large circle of friends here. After I home In Portland. i -- ' - - - . j Mrs. Henry Mett. with her son- and daughter, left for California last week. Carl Mett will attend the University of 1 school at Berkeley.- Prior to leaving a : pleasant week was spent with Mrs. Carl e von Wintslngerode.' ;,: i ' ..'V. - .; President P. t Campbell of the Uni versity of Oregon, who with Mrs. Camp ; bell has spent some time in British Co 1 lumbla. has returned to Portland and is at the Hotel-Portland. He will be joined . soon by Mrs. Campbell. : Mrs. John Abbot Strom (Olive S. Rod- lun) of Marinette, Wis., is a visitor in the city at the home of her sisters, the : Misses Rodlun, In Rose City Park. i . Mrs. Warren Keeler has returned 'from , a delight fur visit , at Agate Beach Inn, . where she spent two weeks. - Cbe easier Photography., and Art 407 Morrison St.; . Between 10th and 11th Phon Broadway 2837 Mid-Summer Photograph Special 12 5x8 Border Print . Photos - . Regularly sold for I i 0 an4 worth it) 4 Poses to Choose From 9 $5.00 faff!?:...,,". n TlSS DOROTHY GOODHUE, who left the city last week l 1 ! to be gone a year in the Orient, where she will be asso L ciated with the Overseas Trading company in Japan and China, t j -., : - - ! t : ' ' ' ' ' ' MlMI ' ' r I " - """ " " J i i. I am I I. mill Kinm f ywwuwM)' mnmmmwrniwv V f ; V f ' I " If1 1 s H- -. I I " If - . . f : :; :f:-' , , fy ' 5 ' " m ' , r r : i x - I - - . - ' :;: j. s ' i : 'i ' If . ' - V - ; " ,-.'.- ?J J - - - "1 ; j - ' "si x I is a r --- - 4 ' - n - 1 :i 9 x vw 4 i ! if i - , Wnt ffl Mi ; ? ;maRkham , Mr- ' -v x i l BSBSBSSSW I - I XV- Mrs, Downing of Berkeley, CaL, Is Visiting; Sister INTERESTING visitors in Portland hav been Mrs. Claude S. Downing and her two daughters, Jean and Martha, of -Berkeley,; Cal., who have been visiting Mrs. Otto T. Wedemeyer for a short time. , Mrs. Wedemeyer and Mrs. Downing are sisters. A number of informal affairs have been given for. the 'entertainment of Mrs. Downing since her arrival in the city,-one of : the-largest of which was the; musicals Friday evening given by Mrs. John Ross Dickson at her home in Xrvington. I- . On this occasion Mrs. Downing, who Is a meszo-contralto and. an unusually gifted i singer, added to the pleasure of the affair with a number of vocal selec tions, t Otto T. Wedemeyer also sang and Miss Edith Woodcock, who has recently returned from a" year's study: in New York, played during the evening. Mrs. Wedemeyer' entertained informally re cently! at a 'tea honoring her sister, and Wednesday Mrs. M. Donald Spencer was a luncheon hostess In her honor. Mrs. Spencer also has asked a group of mu sical friends In for an informal evening at her home in Cornell road for Friday evening. as a farewell to. Mrs.-Downing and also to present Miss Edith Wood cock to her former V Portland friends after 'Iter- absence. Mrs. Downing and her lietle daughters are leaving the city Sunday for their home in Berkeley, CaL Miss Eugenia Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al)son -W. Peters, who -was a guest ever the week end at the home bf Mr. -and Mrs. Cameron Squires, returned to hen home in Seattle Wednesday eve ning, h -';'' Richard W. 'Childs. manager of the Hotel i Portland, 'accompanied by Mrs. Childs; spent a few days at Seaside last week, it .. - ! '?!' f : t ! i i ' Mrs, . R. O. Davidson gave a small luncheon Saturday at the Hotel Port land, j: Covers were placed for six at a table decorated in sweet peas, ; . Tile Chickering Piano The golden beauty of tone is the characteristic fea ture of the Chickering. This famous piano, built with faithful adherence to the highest ideals, has for nearly a hundred years been the-American ideal in piano craftsmanship. 'The Chickering1 will grace your home. It may also be had with the Ampico. The .Ampico is, a mechanism that plays': the piano with no evidence of the me chanical. It plays again.as the artist played, j ' Exchange your old piano, toward a new Chickering. Liberal allowance will-be made and terms of payment may be arranged Jf desired. ; x ' n?r ,-,.. ,; s-rf v-v z ;...-"''! -ryh - .:$. --i ;i Come in Ak to Hear th Cnickerin Ampico i GiFJQHMPiAmGQ, 1 : I" 147-149 Sixth 'ACM V .S..s.t...M Mrs. Louis Allen Is Inspiration of Several Affairs MRS. C. LOUIS ALLEN of PhUlpse Manor, Tarrytown, N. (Y who is a visitor in the city at the home of her mother, Mrs. D. D. Warner ! in Irvington, has been the Inspiration for a number of informal affairs during the past week. Wednesday. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. E- G. FOrd were hostesses for a delightful tea given at the home of the farmer for the pleasure of Mrs. Allen and Dr. Eatella Ford . Warner. . , Summer blossoms : ar ranged, in artietks baskets about the rooms were used as decorations for the affair. At the tea hour Mrs. 'Samuel P. Lockwood and Mrs. John Burkhart pre sided at the table. Assisting about the rooms were Miss Jean Aniesbury. Miss Sarah Landerson, ; Miss Keba- Maoklin and Miss Catherine Lockwood. Saturday Mrs. Allen was . again hon ored at an informal tea for which Dr. Estella 'Ford Warner and her sister. Miss Doris Ford, were hostesses at their home in Tenth street. ' Miss Christine Denholm and Miss Nan Hunterpresided at the tea table and were assisted in and! about the rooms by the Misses Virginia Wilson and Marean Young and Mrs. Charles Wenett and Mrs. john Deegan Mrs. Allen will spend the remainder of the season in Portland, which 'was her home before her marriage, j Mrs. . J. . W. Pettlt and daughter . Mar- guerlte and Mrs. R. H. Searle's have- returned from asvisit of three : weeks . occupied a at . Bayocean, where summer cottage. they Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stevens of Phil adelphia and Mrs. Robert Brigga, and Mrs. William N. Harris of Los Angelea comprise an automobile party now stopping-at the Hotel Portland, A charming luncheon of eight covers was given Monday at the Hotel Portland by Mrs. R. E. Oselman. : .5 f 5Mxs. ; Andrew- R. Porter I of Irvington is a Visitor in Duluth, St. Paul and other mid-western cities. 1, j Street, Portland Birthday Party Much Enjoyed' By Little Folks SUMMER days lend their long hours of sunshine most happily to the out of door frolics of little folk. A recent event which assembled a delUrhtful group of Irvington children was the party given at ue attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. A. I Finley, 77$ Clackamas street, on the birthday anniversary of their son. John Thomas Finley. A. birth day feast and pretty favors were fea tures of the af fair. The little guests Included; Irene Miller, Helen Peters, Bet ty Terry, James Terry. Frances - Rice, Margaret Watt, Elizabeth Ally. Kenneth Durand, Anna Jane McMillan, Janet Boring, iByron Hoyt. Doris Buck. Dor othy Dickey. Kathryn f Miller, Elizabeth Fletcher Mary Johnston. Helen Had ley, BUy Mugge, Eliot Price, Arthur Elliott, William Finley, Phoebe Katharine Fin ley, Jane Stipe. Jack Stipe,. Fred Cook, Pauline Yeon, Harriet Hoffman, Ina Na- dine Foster, Claus Versteeg. Scott Clod f elter- Lyman Billion, Robert Closky, Mary : ifeu Jiiiion. jonn strange, Lyle Foster, Elmer Foster, Ralph McCully, Billy Manning, John , Goss. , Barbara -Averill, Lucille Saunders, Dina Edletson, craig Flniey, Lucile George, yohn Yeon, Betty Clarke. Frances Good win, Robert Louis Stevenson. Robert Norton, Fran cis cole,- Richard Cole and Gilmor Mc- Flatko. .... .r . .1 1 .'::! . .. r Mrs. W. M. Owen, was delightfully shr prlaed Monday evening by a group of her friends, who met at - the home of Miss Mildred Hurd In Laurelhurst and arranged aj bridal shower for. her pleas ure. The marriage Of Miss Owen and Lee L. M. Durham of California wil be an event of the near future. For the occasion: the rooms were decked in gold englow and pansies. Assisting with de tails, for the affair was. -Miss; Pauline McLean. Miss Owen is a member of Sigma Kappa sorority of the Oregon Agricultural college, and Mr. Durham is an Alpha Sigma Delta man from the same school. . Mrs. Ben W. Olcott and twin sons, Richard I and Gordon, left Thursday from Salem ' for Cannon Beach, where they will spend : the remainder of the season at the summer home of former Gover nor and Mrs. Oswald West. -Mrs. West's mother, Mrs O. B. Hutton is also a visi tor at the West cottage. Chester Olcott, oldest eon of Governor and Mrs. Olcott, has been -spending several weeks at the beach, j " . -. - i '.- ;- t- - , I . ! . Miss Polly Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James B. Kerr, and Miss Elizabeth erotn. of Portland, for a few days. Halley, daughter of Mrs. Thomas G. Hailey, presided at a tea Friday after noon at) the home of the former for a group of the younger girls who are home for--the summer vacation. !" ' ' ' .( ' ' . Miss Laura ; Banning is a'" visitor in the city j from Mount Vernon, New York, at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Banning, at 402 East Forty-ninth street north. Miss Banning is a member of Delta Gamma from Syracuse university. New York. Honoring Mrs. D. A. j Braucht of St. Paul, who is the guest i of Mrs. A. ' C Callan for a short time. Mrs.- Philip Blumauer presided at a1 luncheon Mon day. Mrs. Lloyd T.. Lacey of San Fran cisco also shared honor on this occasion, j Miss Louise Moran was guest of honor at a bridal chest shower, Monday, for which Mrs. O. C. Wellborn and Mrs. Swabar enteratined. at Jhe home of the EfJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIllIlllIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIlIIlIIIIIH 348 WASHINGTON, I : Filial leataece j Every Summer Garment Must Go 1 Regardless of Cost in order to make 1 room for New Fall Merchandise 1 which is arriving daily Choice of Any Suit In Our Entire Stock j Up to $7&.00 Values . All Colors All Sixes Up to $75.00 , Values FINAL CLEARANCE OF -H-v v v Vrt:;; JerseySuits Many worth j to $39.50 T .lTTLE .7-year-oId John Thomas Finley was the inspiration for a birthday party at the home jj of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.Finley of 773 Clackamas street, last" week when about 25 T- Irvington kiddies assembled, at his home for a frolic in the "gardens; A birthday feast and pretty favors were features of the affair. . " . k - - -,. "" IA.'..:.A r- i tf- -. . it .... v & I l - ' : TV ' rv w I W 'I lf i ,.7jy Many-secrets you I --r,, - i:iJUX:iJ - :Ufft-vnL find revealed W-" r, unii.. ffi-Hadine Face Powder ft i.i r , t I ... .. . j- ,i i . ' ii . . ' - 1 ; . ' v : ' I u .. v,.-,v. . former In Kast Glisan ' street, .Pink .and white -i sweetDeas. were . used about - the rooms- for the-- occaslon4'-Guests includ-J ed Mesdames G.. W. Smith, Roy Nichol son, Moran, H. Mi Sheerwood,: - Merl MaUock, Charles Hagerman. Frank Par ent, George Newell. W. R. Austin, Floyd Perkins, and the Misses Louise Moran, Lillian and Myrtle Wright. Velma and Myrtle Welch. Nina Swabar. Theresa and Janice Wellborn. -: -, : .;. -r - . . - . ; v Miss "Josephine Glenn of Houston, Texas, was a guest of honor : Tuesday at a dance,' for which her sister, Mrs. William Edward Adams (Margaret Glenn) 'was hostess at the home, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Adams; Miss Glenn left Thursday morning forr-her home lit the south. - vf-j 7; : ' Miss Pauline r- Bandurant and : Miss Helena PRtelkau were- guests of 'honor In Eugene last week at a picnic .party, for which Mrs. W. F. Osboroe was host ess, i. The young Portland visitors have been spending about a fortnight in Eu gene. ' - - v ' - -- Xr r.a Mrs. J. 3V. Wataek of Davn port, Iowa, are visiting their sons, Au brey and John W. Jr. of Portland ' aiid Cr H. Watiek of Wauna. . Dr. and Mrs. Watxek are domiciled for the present at Waverley Country club. Mrs. Charles T. Whitney presided at an . Informal luncheon Wednesday, hon oring Mrs. John Channing of New York who is a visitor in Portland. Covers were placed for eight guests. !.; , After an absence of more than ; two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. , Simon and Miss Sonnenfeld have returned to their home In Portlarid.- ' They visited Van couver, .Victoria, B. C. and Seattle. Mrs. George MetUer left the city last week for Government Springs, Carson. Wash., where she will spend the month of August. ' , Miss Ava Owen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B, J. Bort of this city Is a visitor in Salem at the home of Mrs. H. M. Lucas. , - -- . Mrs. John J. Dann and small daughter are at Gearhart for a month. MORGAN BUILDING Serges . Tricotines Pioret Twills " ' Velours CLEARANCE . TAFFETA . AND SILK Dresses I That, formerly sold for S $30-$39.50 and up to $55. On Sale at s $gjo.$29Jo ill. ..-I,. . -. 1 . 1 . . I.. .1 T- old iV- I3i t r 4- rf-v I Be Held Tuesday At Laurelhurst fpHE Tuesday Evening Men's club and i X the women's - unit - of Laurelhurst club have united for a basket picnic and luncheon to be given In Laurelhurst park Tuesday evening. All members of the club and their friends are Invited to attend and as this is bandconcert night at the park the evening is anticipated as a delightful one.. The band concert will ,be preceded by , a children's pageant The women,of the club, will serve itwa and cakes during the -picnic -at the park i ana at tne clubhouse following the band concert when a Jitney dance will be held. fThe model of the clubhouse, which won Bo much praise during the Rose Festival parade, will he sold at aucUon during 'the dance. - ; '- .. . The club will give its -dance for mem bers .Thursday evening. ; The fortnightly card party was held at the clubhouse Thursday evening with Mr. and .Mrs. Frank C. Bowker as hosts. Mrs. Christensen and C. K. Bland won h.igh scores in bridge, and Mrs. W. B. Haines and F. W. Wegner won the 500 honors ' . . .. i - Extensive Improvements on the club- fc Whatever You May Choose COAT, CAPE, CHOKER SCARF OR STOLE-j YOU WILL SAVE MONEY IF YOU BUY IT AT THIS SUCCESSFUL , AUGUST SASLE ' ' "-ill..- j . " . ? ? ! A small first payment and you may . wear the furs you desire NOW! Or, if you prefer, a I small deposit will hold any fur you choose until such time as you may wish to, begin payments.! We mention only a few. to sbow you the savings offered. $260 Sealine Coat, - $270 - Leopard Cat and cuffs $180 Marmot Coat . $400 Tap Mink Coat $90 Black Lynx Scarf; $90 Kolinsky Squirrel Throw. $72.50 Taupe Wolfe Scarf $29.75 Fox Choker . . i I ...... . $45 Hudson Seal Stole ..... . $55 Molene Stole Washington Street 'i at Tenth : house' are being-made. -fThe dancing Space is more . than . doubled with the construction of . new -wing, which 'Will contain a large stage, suitable for play lets and concerts, the worrten's dressing room will be enlarged and the club house in general completely overhauled and made more commodlusi W. A. Car penter, one- of the prominent members of the club has the alterations in cnarge. Mrs, Joseph Lustig of San Francisco expects to - arrive In Portland tne , iat ter. part of the week for a visit In the city with her brother. Harry Meyer. They will motor to Gearhirt -and other beaches during her stay here. -.-.".-.; - S '' Miss Elizabeth Pollock and Mlas Flor ence Bollom, two members; of the staff of the Portland public schobls, left Mon day for a trip through the Yellowstone national nark. On their return they will visit for a short time at Spokane ona t ume at ppoKane . eV..'-: -t r.';. Seattle. Mrs. H. A. Pflaum, who drove to Sea side . and ' Cannon Beach ' with her guests, Mrs. H. P. Cloyes, (Mrs. F. Bles sing and Mrs. .'David H. Smith, has re turned to the city , with "her aprty after an enjoyable outing. ; j - - . - Mrs "William L. Brewster was hostess for a tea, Tuesday, honoring Mrs. Wal ter Paussld of Yonkers, N. Y who is her sister. At the tea I hour Miss Henrietta Falling presided at the tea. urn. -;. j . - Amonc the welcome visitors in Pout- i land are Mrs. Frank W. Robinson, her Raccoon collars and cuffs. August Coat with Nutria collar .1. . . . August .L . . . August . . . rAugust ..V.. 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Their sojourn in Portland will be for several weeks. They contemplate spend ing a portion of August at Seaview, North Beach, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S, Wilson. '! - J i - Miss Grace Alice Doherty became the bride of John Schwartsenbach. Saturday. at the home or the bride s parents in Willis boulevard, the Rev. J. Bowersox officiating. ' , - naaine race rowacr va They are secrets which every woman would solve secrets of personal charm. The secret of a rose-petal com plexion -N AD INTE'S gift to womanhood. The secret of lasting charm charm which endures through out the day. The secret of skin-comfort with never a bint of harm. To you, as to a million others. NADIn wuk reveal uese intimate secrets. Vm can procure NADINB from your .favorite toilet counter If or y ineu wc et NATIONAL TOILET CO., faris, Teaa,, U.S. A. Sold by Bobert Bros, and Other Toilet , I coaster. 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