SUNDAY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15, 1820.
60 Kiddies Take
Part in
Pageant
At Laurelhurst
TlfcB dance of the four season, a pa
geant portrayed n the green car
pet of Laurelhursjt park by a croup of
CO Utile children wfho frequent the play
pround during the livacation periods was
-witnessed by more than 4000 Portland
fo!ki Tuesday evening. The Royal
Rofarlan band, under the direction of
J. B. EUlngei, furnished the music for
the dainty little dancers, who tripped
throjugh their various parts in the pretty
fantlasy under the direction of 4Uta
Kasiham Travis, supervisor of the play
ground work at the park.
The work of the groups portraying
the seasons was Interpreted with un
usual finish and received a. hearty re
sponse from the audience seated about
the grassy slopes on the park surround
ing the stage, which.' was set in the
hollow of the. gardens '...- .,;!
Althea Dwyer in the filmy garments
of Spring. Carol Whitney as 'the
shepherd In the summer group, and an
endless number of attendant sprites in
brilliant-hued frocks representing the
season's changes, (flitted about hrough
the inazes of their dance numbers. ? Bes
sie parr and Carolyn "Whitney "wers
Russian skaters In the winter group.
The (fairy dancers Included Dolly Thren,
Verria Webber,.. Bessie Walker, Dorothy
Wiedemeir, George Leslie, - Margaret
Nelsbn. Ckothierl. Woodard, Gwendolyn
Wenjdeborn, Vera, Babcock, Germain
Walters. EW!th Waddley, Wllma Grub
mieri and Rose Chapman. Verna Web
ber, Carol Ireland and Bessie Walker
' were; the moonbeams of the summer eve
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Eight little maids carrying baskets of
roses ushered In the summer, i their
'number including? Virginia Manning.
Althfia Dwyer', Bessie Carr, Audrey
Wleijeken, Gladys Bateman, Harriet
Bactyen. Alma Werthy and Leon
SweMgle. The four wood nymphs were
. Lillyp Kneutsen. La Vern Carr. Nellie
Stoner and -Elizabeth Stone, who wenf
' through the antics of woodland sprites
; with juhe ease of youth and well trained
j FCfjrteen,tIny Ynialds in green costumes
covred Wltn foliage presented the! baby
leaves of autumn,, and then camo win-
tfr with its snow f flakes and its skaters
in -their costumes of. white. The kid-
. dies . rv represertted the leaves flutter
ing to thu ground tin the early fall were:
Barbara McDuffy, Carol Ireland.'! Elsie
Millet,. Elsie Neff, Isol Tratt, Beatrice
' Gale, Virginia Hurley, Barbara Ross,
Dorothy Wiederrfteir, Gladys Oatman.
JIar(juret . Musgrove, Grace Grubnieier,
A Mai Wiedemeir,i Emma - Hurley, ! Dor
othy! uonie, Helen Ready, JSdna Payton
and ilflorence Riffle. Their dance. , "The
Vintage," was one of the lovely bits in
.the 1'figean.t. .
1 Thet . latter; part of the evening was
give'iij over to ai' splendid band concert
by tjht Royal Roaarlan band, who played
a program of special music for the oc-
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llraj. George Ti Gerlinger has been
( vlsitoj- in the city during the week, com-
. ing uj from her- country home at Dallas.
' Mrs. perlinger was the house guest of
Dr. I and Mrs. Charles B. Sears during
her' sijay in thet city. She returned to
Dallas Friday. !The family will come
to Portland aboujf September 23 and will
be dopiiciled lirji the Jesse V Remlc.k
residence In Thutrnan street for the: win-
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Ais3 Susanna vingsley .is a visitor in
thd.cijlyl from Nw York city. She is a
Euist lof Miss Cltarlotte Laidlaw and is
renewing old acquaintances in the city,
whlerej she was (formerly a student at
I'ortlalnd academy. Misa Kingsley has
been visiting at the home of her cousins.
Mi;, aind Mrs. Medford Reed of Hood
RlVer. Several tnformal affairs will be
given for her pleasure during her stay
" in tbe city. t .
: Miss Kathryn I Hoyt. daughter of Mr.
V anid Rrs. Ralph W Hoyt, wtll leave the
city far Kew Yoik August 25 to Join 'the
Anne Morgan unit of the American Com
mit tea for Devastated France for relief
; wrte in France .nd Belgium. The unit
Include about, 'sitae American girls who
ww sun cepiemper z lor a, periou oi,
eik Ynlonths' gervSce abroad.
. t Miss Christine jHeckman was the guest
oft hojnor Friday afternoon at a tea for
which Mrs. Fedinand C. Smith: was
hostess at her home in Barnes road.j Miss
Heckman makes her home in Central
, PointI Or., tChd. Ihas been visiting i Mrs.
Smltti and Mrs. Lee Hoffman for several
,! tkM and Mrs, I John Arthur BelL ac-
compjemed by Msrs. George Carter Ster
. ling and her guest. Miss Cora Ambers
of Battle Creek. Mich., expect to motor
la NTah-Vih-nld this week for a few
. days.) Mrs. SteHing and Miss Amberg
returhed' early last week from a visit
at Mpunt Rainier National park.
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f Mrf. Le Roy filelda presided at an In
formal bridge jparty at hef home in
L-aurilhurst Thursday, honoring Mrs.
Charles Ross ofl Seattle. Mr. and Mrs.
Ross have been (guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Smith fijr a short time and are
now at the home) of Mr. and Mrs. Fields.
Mists Margarets Cook will leave the lat
ter part . of- September for Casteleja,
wherej she will enter school for the winter
monins. jmliss ook is BpeauiaK uio buiu
mer at G'earhari with her parents, and
had tor her gufest over the week-end.
Miss (Lois Kitchy. K
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Mr. and Mrs. iCharles P. Berg enter
talned with a srhall dinner party Tues
day Evening In Sthe main dining j room
of the Hotel Portland. Covers i were
placed for six. j j .' .
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Dr.J and Mrs. tiarry Beal Torre'y are
spenddng a few days at Neahrkah-nie
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Schnabel are
sojoufning at Bingham Springs In -'the
tlue Imountains jfor a short time. I
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Lieutenant Mayloh E. Scott and Mrs.
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REAUTY !
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TlQHOP,
Face and Scalp Treatment ; i
Shampooing. Hair Dressing-!
Marcelling
Dyeing and Bleaching
Manicuring j -
Open After 6 P. M. by Appointment
til! PIttock Bli Paoae Bdwy. tltl-
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MRS. P. H.: Leslie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry' B.
Ainsworth, is one of the charming younger matrons of
s Portland, and is the mother of little Harry Ainsworth,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie make their home in Laurelhurst.-' i'
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Scott (Stephanie Strain), who were visi
tors in thel city at the home of Mrs.
Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
Strain, for a few days, left the city for
damp Lewis, Tuesday, wheje they will
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Newest models made in the summer
months for autumn showing Wragj,
Coats, Capes, Scarfs, Throws and Chokers
starting at the
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As a Service furs bought in this August Sale!
will be stored "Free of Charge" in our refrig-i
i era ted vaults until wanted, if you so desireJ
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Chirstrhas gifts may be selected nowLi
20 degrees below freezing is the temperature maintained in our cold
be stationed ; for the present. Lieuten
ant Scott has been transferred i from
Camp Dodge, Iowa, and is with the
Scanty-seventh fKfld artUlery, fourth
division. : . : j j
Included in This
Sale Are:
inexpensive and reach
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luxurious creations.
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Every lur Vithout Exception
15 tO 50' Off' Our Regular Prices
Half the joy of owning a fur is in knowing1 it
comes from H. Liebes & Co. The other half
is in the sailing you make in i this A ugust Sale.
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Visiting Women
Guests of Wives
Of Engineers
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TTIStTING women In the city during
V the convention of the American So
ciety i of Civil . Engineers last week
were ' entertained extensively by . the
wives of Portland " civil engineers who
are organized In the local branch of
the national association. : Tuesday the
women guests, numbering about 125,
were . guests at a delightful tea at
Waver ley Country club. , Mrs. Robert ,
Dieck was chairman of arrangements '
fnw f uMAptalnfnftnf o nrH m m opsin.. '
ed at the tea by. a group of local women--
Including " Mrs. G6rge Mason,
Mrs. Kenneth H. Hauser, - Mrs. M. . E.
Reed,' Mrs. "Philip Dater, Mrs. E. - G.
Hopson, Mrs. F. Fuller. Mrs. .D C.
Henny, Mrs. J. C. Stevens. Mrs. C. W.
Raynor and Mrs. E. .'B.- Thompson.
In the evening "-the women were
guests of honor with their husbands at
an Informal dance at Multnomah hotel.
Wednesday about 500 '-: engineers and
their wives"- were guests at a motor
trip and trout dinner served at Eagle
Creek followipg a leisurely trip.' over
Columbia ; River .highway. In the even
ing a i smoker was arranged" for the
men at the Multnomah .hotel and a
program including an : illustrated talk
by Frank Branch Riley on "The Lure
of the Northwest" added mucH to their
entertainment. ,. . 4 . ; .
May dearborn Schwab was the guest
of honor.: Friday evening -at a plcnio at
Bull Run on the occasion of her birth
day anniversary. Mrs. Schwab is the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. A, P. r. Watson
and during her visit in the city has- been
much entertained. " Friday Mrs. James
C Carrington Was a luncheon hostess
in her honor. j
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Mrs. iThomas H. Williams and son,
Parrishl Wlllfams, who is widely known
In .Portland musical j circles, left last
week by motor for ! California. They
expect to go to San Francisco and will
visit ini Berkeley, which is their former
home. jTheySwill probably v be absent
from the city several weeks.
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Mrs. Esther Allen Jobes. Mrs. Allan
R. Jobes and daughter, Esther Allen
Jobes, Who have been guests at the Sea
side hotel for a week, have returned to
their home in Portland, -
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iadd Corbett and
family have gone down to Gearhart for
the remainder of the season.
rs is not realized in this hot
weatheibut listen a little later on 'when the air be-
I chilled and Autumn is here, many of you will
wish that you had.taken a4yantage of4he
this August Sale. j . ;
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Liebes &
Quality Means
graceful , styling, exclusive refinement,
skilled i worlmanship and above all the
extraordinary appearance obtained by the
use of. carefully- selected pelts, correctly
handled. 'r-
Another " Sennce r-If you are i going away or
under other conditions want to store your furs,
fine garments or rugs, you will find our. storage
vaults at your service at reasonable rates. Phone
Marshall 785.; - - - - -
Fourth of Shprt
Story Glasses
Set for Monday
.COMMUNITY SERVICE witt sponsor
V the fourth of Its series of short story
classes which will be held under . the
leadership and Instruction of Miss Mol
lis Segal and will be held near the band
stand In Peninsula park Monday evening
at 730 o'clock, Kipling's "Indian Tales"
and "Just So" stories will be subjects of
study for the evening, r All girls Inter
ested in this line of study will be wel
come at the class. ,
Mr. and Mrs. luring K. Adams were
hosts for an informal dancixig party, at
their home In Irvington Saturday eve
ning, for th pleasure of a group of their
friends. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Williams, Parrish Wil
liams: tor. and Mrs. William House, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren E. Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong. Dr. and Mrs.
A. P. Watson, J. Ross Fargo, Mr. end
Mrs: William H. Boyer, J. N.; Crosby
and Mrs; May Dearborn Schwab. -
, Mr. and" Mrs. O. A. Lyman were recent
visitors at the home of Mrs. C. S. Smith
at Beach Center. Mr and Mrs Ferdi
nand C Smith also motored down for
the lastTweek-end but returned to Port
land with Mrs Smith during the week.
! Judge and Mrs. George Tazwetl. who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
M. G. Thorsen at Beach Center for the
pasf week, are expected to , return " to
the city this week. -
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Mrs. Antoine G. Labbe Is a visitor at
the country home of her mother, Mrs. E.
L. Loom is. at her ranch, Land's End, near
Belllngham. Mrs. 'Labb.ls expected to
return to the city about August 27.
Peter A. Porter circle. Ladies of the
O. A. R-, will j meet Wednesday at ? 2
o'clock at Baker hail. KilUngsworth and
Alblna avenues, for "500." All G. A..R.
veterans are . invited to attend .
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Eric V. Hauser, who has been a vis
iter at his former" home In St. Paul.
Minn.,' left the latter part of the week
for Portland. He will spend a few days
en route at Omaha. Neb. ' '
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' Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burner Wilcox
(Elizabeth Menefee) are guests ' at the
home of Mrs. T. B. Wilcox at The Wil
lows, Seaview.
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Mrs. A. M. Ellsworth and daughter.
Miss Joyce, arej spending a few days at
the summer home of Mrs. William
Luders "at Long Beach.'
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Members of Pi Beta Phi entertained
Informally at luncheon. Tuesday, at the
Imperial hotel, honoring three members
of Alpha chapter of Oregon. The guests
low priced in
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.storage vaults
of honor were Mrs. William P. Dunlap
(Pauline' Beats). Mrs. Lynne Smith
(Marr .Packwood), and Miss Margaret
Conklin. who Is leaving this week to
enter the University of California. Ad
ditional guests were Miss Louise Wilson,
Miss Ruth" Diehl. Hiss Marjorle Kruse,
Miss Lorn a - Miessner. Miss Marian
Mitchell. Miss Mildred Weeks, Mlss.Ber
nice" Alstpck. Miss Thelma Stanton and
Miss Laura Rand. , - . : , - , -
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Misa Harriet Guerra of Seattle' is a
visitor in the city at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Otto C Dekum in Piedmont.
Miss : Ouerln visited ; Miss Katherine
Dekum In the city last year. She is a
niece of Dr. and 'Mrs. J. N. Coghlan
and will remain in the city through the
month of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Sharp left the
city Tuesday morning for" a brief trip to
San Francisco where they will spend
a fortnight at the Palace hotel later
visiting points of Interest In Southern
California. - '
Mr.' and Mrs. W. B. Ayer returned
to the city Tuesday morning, following
an absence of 10 weeks In the East, during-
which time they motored to points of
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; Dr. and Mrs. H. JP" Sturdevant, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Case, Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Jaggar and son, Irwin, have just, re
turned from a 10-day motor trip to Rain
ier National park. v v -
Mr. and Mrs. 1 L BV Murphy, and
charming daughter, Miss Lea, of the
Brown .apartments left this week for an
extended motor trip through California.
They expect to be gone several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs." Kenneth Beebe and
their cousin, Mr; and Mrs. Effingham
Sutton ot Berkeley, CaL, left last week
for . a motor trip, through Southern Ore
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Elegance and . Grace 'Abound
in the NevA Autumn Modes
The Frock, the Coat and the Suit each has the
distinctive style and character that the particular.
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woman9
$39 to $300
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Frocks Coats Suits
Afternoon and evening
, frocks' of sheer georg-
ettes and rich, lustrous -satins,
lavishly be-.
? decked with beads, ex-
quisite lace, creations
garnished with" corsage
ornaments, practical
street frocks of, poiret '.
twill and tricotine
with ymtngled beads of
various ishapes formed -m
into artistic designs.
Winsome models for the miss and
becoming models for the, matron.
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New York-Paris Blousie Fashions
Direct Imports From the Celebrated Parisian Designers
Also America's Most Fashionable j i V
With Basques and Cossacks predominating the highest standa-rd of
elegance has been attained. ' ' j , '
The lengths vary from hip' to; knee, the sleeves likewise vary, the
materials.are of, the fchoicest georgettes and chiffon cloths, elaborately
beaded inbeautifu! contrasts and self colors. i
On display in the blouse section, main floor.
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Mrfe.Farrington
Hostess at Party
For Her Mother
MRS. C H. FAtlRIXOTON enter
tained ; Thursday afternoon with
delightful tea at her home in Irving
ton to compliment j her mother,1 Mrs.
Amos Spangler of 1 Adair, Iowa : her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Wildred L. Farrlng
ton, ' who " recently returned -. from
France where for -the past 14 months
she has been .- engaged in the work of
the American Comtnittee for Devas
tated France, and fer Mrs. F. 8. Gan
nett of Laurelhurst. who is -. leaving
soon to make her home la The Dalles.
The rooms were attractively decor
ated in baskets and vases of goldenrod
and golden, glow combined with ferns.
The needlework and sooial .conversation-
with -.which the afternoon was
spent, were interspersed with pleasing
yocal numbers- by I 'Mm. Charles S.
Campbell, accompanied by Mrs. Walter
Hardcastle, and charades enacted - by
the children of some of . the guests.
Cooling refreshments were served, Mrs.
Hardcastle pouring! tea and-- Mrs.
Campbell cutting lees. Those assisting
were Mrs. .Wilbur P. Held, Mrs. Far
rington. Miss June Reld and Miss Es
ther Miller. . I : .
The guests at the tea were : Mrs.
Spangler, Mrs. Farrington, MrsSfian
nett, - Mrs. E. L. Sanborn. Mrs. O. P.
Miller. Mrs. Harlan !J. Miller, Mrs. T.
Ernest Gates, Mrs, E. Crab, : . Mrs.
E. H. Hitchcock, Mrs. W. P. Reid, Mm.
Warren Swart, Mraj Robert Newcomb.
Mrs. A." A. Albright, Mrs. II. A, -Swart,
Mrs. A. J. Ray, Mrs. Henry M. Isaacs.
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ESTABLISHED. 3TXJRS M9ISI
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or : miss seeks in her new
.$49 to $345
. .M a r v c 1 o u js beauty,
more elegant than of
any prior season, are
the . ne w coats and
wraps with tfcieir gener-'
ous collars a'n d other
trimmings of j beautiful
furs. The straight-line,
f ti 1 1 length j business
hi od els and 1 arge,
'. roomy, wrappy wraps
in a variety of the new-
; est textures irtsoft rich
autumn shades. -
Mrs. J. Philips Tfcmlesle, Mrs. George
M. Weister. Mrs. W. F. Weaver, Mrs.
E. H. Sensnlch. Mrs.- William Rei'l.
Mrs. Pelton, Mrs. Charles S. Campbell.
Mrs. George Van Dyko, Mrs. Walter
Hardcastle. Mrs. . David Brown. Mrs.
H. A. Roberts, Mrs. O. M. Clark, Mrs.
tT. E. Dougherty. Mrs. George K.
Frost. Mrs. Andrew Smith, Mrs. Otto
Wedemeyer, Mrs. George Morris, Mrs.
J. A. Renshaw. Miss Besie Smith. Miss
June Reid. Miss Vella Winner, Miss
Clara Wass, Miss Helen Oates. -Mlts
Eulalie Oates. .
Portland friends will be lntsr;-'ted In
news of Miss Marie Canei ot this city,
who Is now. engaged as a feature and
special writer with the Duluth News
Tribune at Duluth. Minn. Miss Canel
has been absent from Portland more
than two years since she was graduated
from a Portland high school.
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Miss Elisabeth Klrby. daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Klrby of Irvington.
will spend few weeks In Seattle, where
she ' will i be a guest of Miss Miriam
YouelL- With a party of friends she ex
pects to: make the Mount Rainier trip
this week. ,
Mrs. John Mortimer Bruhn (Pauline
Wolfard) is a guest at the summer cot
tage of her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Lake
D. Wolfard -at Seaview. .
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Mrs- C. D. Bruun and Miss Edith Mar
shall are visitors at Seaside v. It If Mrs.
Franklin T. Griffith and hef daughters,
the Misses Janet and Harriet Griffith.
Judge and Mrs. W. W. McCredle left
the city ; Wednesday night for' Seattle,
where they will attend the Seattle
Portland l baseball series.
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Fred T. Crowthers Is expected to ar.
rive in Portland Monday, after an ab.
sence of four months abroad where ha
I has heen traveling and studying.
costume.
$59 to $375
Embodied ! in the new
fall suit styles are a
score of clever, new
i&as that lend to their
' attractiveness. Rich,
soft-torTed fabrics,
adorned with luxurious
fur, trimmings, wh lie
othe rs are tastily
trimmed in their own,
materials. ; Not too ex
treme for gracefulness,
nor- too ; conservative "
for trim refinement.
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