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THE OREGON SUNDAY IjOUgNAli, PORTL AND. ' SUNDAY , ' MORNING. AUGUST 15 1920.
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MRS. H. DEAN MITCHELL and her young son Dean Jr
who were guests at the home of Mrs. Arthur H; Meyers
, at the Oregon hotel. Mrs. Meyers Us a popular young.
matron of the city.
Dir. Love joy to
Be Honor Guest
At Lawn Fete
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DR. i ESTHER POHL LOVEJOTwho
wijl arrive today jfrom the east will
be the guest of honor at a lawn fete, for
which I the MedicaH club of Portland will
be host Friday evening at the home of
Dr. Mae H. Cardwellj 183 Bancroft ave
nue. Pr. Lovejoy baa been engaged in
, work In the east in tihe interests of the
' " American Women's Hospital association',
; which is supplying equipment for hos
pitals in Siberia, Owing to the recent
destruction by fire of the Red Cross ship
' Roye at Saloniki wfien all equipment
was lost,1 Dr. Lovejoy. was delayed in
, returning to the cityj as she felt it her
duty tjo remain to assist with replacing
'the loss. - j'.
The jaffalr to be given Friday will be
i 'a tribute from the women physicians of
the city, and an interesting program is
being arranged for Ithe occasion. I Dr.
Jessie IMcGavin la president of the Med
ical club of Portland, an4 Dr. - Ethel
- Gray is secretary. A committee of the
.members of tbe club jhas been chosen to
assist I with , details ifor the occasion,
which includes Dr. Emily S. Bolcom. Dr,
.Kitty Plummflr Graj!, Dr. Constance J.
Klecani, Dr. Harriet Lawrence. Dr. Elsa
. iPattonj Sheppard, Dr. Sarah Whiteside,
Dr. Amelia Zlegler. Dr. Mabel C. Akin,
Dr. Edna Sherrill. Dr. Makl Wlckstrom
and Dr. May Bamhart and Mrs. Red-
mond Marshall. . J ;
-i The jprogram for the evening will ln
.clude 4 piano solo bji Mrs. Dorothy Cox.
a selection by Dr.. Stuart McGuire, isev-
, eral dancing and other numbers. .
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The marriage of MJss Mary Tarantino.
daughter of Mrs. - Josephine Tarantino,
to Frank Yuse of Spokane, was quietly
solemnized at St. Michaels church Tues
day at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Yuse
will make their home in Spokane, where
tne lortmer is engaged in the practise of
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; . WintHow Meade circle. Ladies of the O.
A. R No. 7. will meet Monday at 11 :30
o'clockfat room 625 courthouse.
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iiillian Grosrrian,
rioted Singer Is
Guest of Mother
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MISS LILLIAN CROSMAN (Mrs.
Charles "Sinclair of New York) has
been a delightful visitor in the city for
thjei past weeltt She is the guest of-her
mcjther, Mrs. Al B. Crosman. Miss Cros
tnfun .has just completed an engagement
wipi the St Louis Opera company where
sn piayed a repertoire of light opera in
th St. Louis amphitheatre accompanied
6y the municipal symphony orchestra
with a company, of 100 artists. She ex
pettts to leave in the following week for
New .York where she wilt appear in a
new operetta. ! During1 her stay in "the
city she shared honors with Mrs. W, C
Bardsley at a tea for which Mrs. S. W.
Church was" hostess; Mrs. Harry Long
enOertainel her at a luncheon Thursday
and Mrs. E. 1L Lowell was bosteas for
a similar affair for her pleasure on Sat
urday. -Dr. and Mra C P. ciefton of 731 East
Forty-second street north have had as
guests for the .past five 4 weeks - Mrs.
Clefton's father. WiJiiam H. H. Talater.
her) sister. May ? Willi Tainter, both of
St. j Louis J her brother and wife and
baby, W. G. Tainter and "Alpha May
Tainter of Kansas Cfty Manuring their
visit to the Northwest they stopped at
Seattle. Tacoma and spent several days
at Faradise Inn on Mount Rainier. The
JWPr,left for th Eaat Tuesday, stopping
at Salt Lake pity, Colorado Springs and
Denver. : . ;,..
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.lmbtT" of "P Kappa Gamma met
at the Oaks Wednesday afternoon for
a picnic ; The members of the local and
visiting chapters were entertained on
this occasion. ; - 1 ' , .
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Many Affairs
Are Given in;
Visitors' Honor
AMONG ' the most extensively ; enter
tained visitors In the city during th,e
past few -weeks-were the three sisters
of Mrs. "W. I. N'orthup and Mrs. E. Kay
Sims of this city who have toad as their
guests Mrs. Lafe Fence of Flint, Mich. :
Mrs. Evan McFarland: of Seattle, and
Mrs. W. S. Cudlipp of New Orleans and
her daushter, Mis Henrietta Cudlipp.
Mrs. Pence and ; Mrs. McFarlaod left
Tuesday for Seattle where Mrs.. Pence
will visit for a fortnight before return
ing to her home in the East, i Irs. Cud
lipp and, her daughter will be guest at
the home of Mrs. Sims for a brief period.
Early in the week, Mrs. . Pence, Mrs.
Cudlipp and Mrs. McFarland gave? a
luncheon of IS covers for their Portland
friends at ; the Portland Golf j club. ,i. The
guests motored out for the affair and
spent a leisurely afternoon together, at
the club. .'.:!. '
Thursday night Mrs. Harry Gaylord
was hostess for a motor picnic party at
the Holbrook farm for the pleasure of
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Northup- and family
and Mr. and Mrs. E. Fay Sims and fam
ily and guests. - -- -i . : i -
Friday Mrs. Daniel M. McLaughlan
presided at an- informal luncheon at her
home in Irvingtdn, honoring Mrs Cudlipp
and her daughter. ;
Mr. James II. Doughertys was host
ess - for an. informal dance Monday
evening at the home of Mrs Lee Hoff
man in Jiarnes Road. The; of fair in
cluded "suiout . 50, of the younger mar
ried folk : of the social contingent and
was given to honor Mr.. and J Mrs.
Douglas King of Pasadena; who left
for Spokane last week. Mrs. Dough
erty is spending a few days at the
beach. . . : , '
The members of the G. A. R. circle
will meet at Laurelhurst park Thurs
day for a picnic and famfly reunion.
Coffee wUl be furnished by; the women
and all G. A. R. veterans; and their
families are invited to be guests. An
entertainment and games will .furnish
diversion for the occasion, j i j
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Miss Flora Mae Ross entertained Mrs.
LJoyd Wickersham of Norfolk, Va.,with
a musical ' luncheon, at her j home, i 1261
East Yamhill street. Monday iat 1 o'clock.
Covers were laid for eight. j The after
noon was spent with a musical program
which included songs by Mrs. Reaitha
Fowler Miller and ensemble numbers.
violin and piano, by Mrs. Wickersham
Miss Paige, Mrs. J,- IL - McKenzie - and
Miss Ross. The guests Included Mrs. L.
Wickersham, Mrs. J. H. McKensie, Miss
Marie Paige, Mrs. Phillip Blumauer. Mrs.
Reathea Miller, Miss Wilnaa -Rinehart,
Miss Emma Stiles and Miss Rosa. Mrs.
Wickersham r has returned to Glendale.
Or., to be with her parents ia few weeks
before leaving for Virginia. ? :
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i Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. C. ' Kerr enter
tained Tuesday evening with a dinner in
honor of their relatives. Colonel and Mrs.
William -J. jElllott of Philadelphia, who
accompanied by 4 Misi Betty, Miss Han
nam and. Master William j Elliott, are
making a trip through the-Northwest, in
cluding Alaska.; Among those present at
the dinner were the four Portland girls
who are schoolmates of Miss Hannah at
Westover.: The visitors left Thursday
for Glacier and Yellowstone i national
parks. '; s -i . :;.. i j f -5 1 .
Mrs. W. II Smith and brer ! son. Dr.
Sydney Kinnear Smith, who have been
guests of Portland friends. returned to
their home In Berkeley, Cal., TVesday.
While here both received much attention
socially and several interesting functions
were given by university friends in honor
of Dr. Smith, who is well: known as a
popular student of the University of Cal
ifornia and prominent In all activities
especially in
circles.
fraternity and muaicampending the summer at Seaside, where
; The Oregon State Association of Danc
ing , Teachers' is ' rapidly perfecting ar
rangements to bring Stephano Masgano,
the great Italian baljet master, to Part
land next fall.- The committee . on -arrangement
Includes M. Christensea, O.iC.
Mantle, A. C. Holmes, M.; Ringler and
Miss Olevia Ireland. , , - 1
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; A" benefit " card: party will be given
Monday evening . at Pythian temple by
Camelia 'Social club. All Masons and
their friends and-also members of the
Eastern Star are Invited to attend.
Miss Ava Owen
Becomes Bride
Last Thursday
ONE of the - pretty midsummer wed
dings was that of Miss Ava Owen
who became the bride of Lee H. M. Dur
ham Thursday evening at the, home of
the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
K. K. Patterson in East Sixty-second
street. The service was read by the Rev.
D.. C Bevan. Preceding the ceretnony
Mrs. Emmet Rathbura sang the bridal
hymn. The wedding march was played
by Miss JHyrt Henley. I v
For the bridal gown a gtrtlSh model of
accordion plaited georgette 7 crepe
trimrrfed with lace was chosen. A ban
deaux of pearls and orange blossoms en
circled the 'headdress from which the
wedding. veil fell in graceful folds.. The
bouquet was a shower of orchids. Miss
Dorothy Owen, sister of the brie, wore
a t rock of ivory silk and white net and
carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas.
Little Marie Minsker as flower girl led
the bridal; procession carrying a basket
of pin rose buds. Frank Owen, was the
bridegroom's attendant. 1
-A 'buffet supper followed' the cere-'
mony when Mrs. B. M. Henley and Miss
Mildred Hurd cut the ices. Assisting
about the ; rooms were Mrs. R. D. Wer
schul. Miss Jean Bates Miss Pauline
MacLean and Miss Edith Owen;
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Owen.1 She was a student
at the Oregon Agricultural college where
she' won the Waldo prise for freshmen
women last year. She is a member of
Sigma Kappa sorority. Mr; Durham was
graduated from O. A. C, and was a
popular student interested in all college
activities. ! Mr. and Mrs. j Diirham will
make their home In Southern California.
Mrs. N. w. Parelius presided at a
luncheon Tuesday ar herj home in Ir
vlngton honoring her cousin,. Mrs. E.
Andruscher of Chicago, i who is the
principal of a grammar school in that
city. The affair was delightfully in
formal and assembled a number of
out-of-town visitors Among the guests
were Mrs, Andruscher, Mrs. J. P. Ras
mussen and her daughter. Miss Ras
mussen, from Illinois. Mrs. Predericka
C. Neu. i Mrs. Rudolph, t- Mrs. H. L.
Stenson, -j Mrs. A. Eckran, Mrs. N.
Thompson, Mrs. Alex Donaldson. Mrs.
B Olson and Mrs. H. P. I Palmer. "
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Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond
and four children gof New York city
spent Thursday ,with Mri and Mrs. T.
J. B. ' Nicholson. Mr. Hammond is vice
president of thei New jYork Central
railway and Mrs. Hammond is presi
dent : of : the women's division of - the
Roosevelt Memorial. They are touring
the west in thelf private car, having
left Friday morning for British Col
umbla. They will return to Portland
In the fall and Mr. and Mrs. Nichol
son 'will join than in a bear hunt.
Mrs. John Oliver Spicer of Denver,
who has: been the house; guest of Mrs.
F. H. Downs f or j several: weeks, during
which time she has been extensively en
tertained, gave a delightful theatre party
Wednesday afternoon, after which- tea
was served in the jgrlll of the Hotel Port
land.: Covers were laid for 11 and the
table was graced With pink asters. Mrs.
Spicer and Mrs. Downs will leave this
week for: San Francisco, where they wil
spend several weeks, after which they
will sail for Honolulu, where they will
spend the winter. I
Mr. and Mrs. JJ F. Ryan of 606 Haw
thorne avenue departed for Seattle -Saturday
morning. They will make the
trip by motor, stopping 1 in Tacoma to
visit friends and relatives.. After a visit
of a few days in the Sound cities, Mr.
and Mrs. Ryan will leave for Alaska,
where they will spend a month enjoying
the scenic beauty of the northland
They expect to return home in about
six weeks.
Misa Elward Webster of San Antonio,
Texas, is a visitor in the city at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hampton, who
are spending the summer at Jenniners
Lodge.. During her stay in ihe city Miss
Webster 1 has been much entertained.
Miss Berbadine Kane was hostess for
an informal affair in her honor . last
week and; this week Mr. and Mrs. Hamp
ton will rive a swimming party for her
pleasure.
Mr. and; Mrs. Monte B. Gwinn of Boise,
Idaho, have come to the city to spend
the month of August and are domiciled
for the present at Alexandra Court. They
.win spena tne month ot September .at
beastae. Mrs. jNellle Henthorne, a rela
tlve Of Mr. and Mrs. Gwinn, ffbm Wei
ser, Idaho, is spending the summer at
tne court.
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One of Ithe interesting features of the
week was a picnic given by Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Hick at Cedar Island, compli
mentinff the officers pf j Oregon White
Shrine. A Imotor boat brought the guests
to tne . island where tables ; were ar
ranged with an abundance of good
things to jeat and a most enjoyable day
was Bpenc.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Rogers of Laurel
hurst entertained a party of friends
over me weeK ena at their Bummer
home, Toredo Cottage, at Seaside. The
guests who enjoyed the hospitality of
mr. ana Airs, sogers were Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Armitage of Kerry, Or. ; Mrs. A.
a. Kayser-and daughter; Ellen of Port
land ; Mr. land Mrs. E. E, Shaw of Park
Rose, Forjland.
Members of Beta Epsilon chapter of
K.appa Alpha Theta of Oregon Agrieul
tural college were hostesses at a lunch
eon i given - Tuesday at the Multnomah
notei. Several members from out of
town were present. Covers were laid
ror zu guests. 1 .
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The Ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic will entertain their comrades
at a picnic at Laurelhurst park. Thurs-
aay. dinner win tie served promptly at
noon. AO members are tasked to bring
weu ctuea DasKets. -; : , . .
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Mrs. J. C. Gripper anJ daughters, the
Misses Helen and Frances, are sojourn
ing at Seaside for the eummen They
have aa house guests for- the present.
Miss Mary Clerin and Miss Ruth Bland
ford, i . - I 1 .
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Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hall motored
down to Twin Rocks for a brief visit at
the heme jof Mr. and Mrs. Francis D.
Ciirtis. They were accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilder and
Mr. and Mrs. Reade M. ; Ireland plan to
leave the city today for a motor trip
to ! Vancouver, B. C. They will be ab
sent about two weeks, j ; . . ,
' Mrs. J.. P. O'Brien and her daughter,
uit aro wxujins me w. A. IV tiUUl-
ong cottage. . i -
Mr. and; Mrs. Everett Babcock are
visiting at i the beach home of Dr. and
Mrs. OUs B. Wight at Gearhart. "
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J. A. Herman, "clerk at the Hotel Port
land, accompanied- by Mrs. Herman and
the baby, are spending two weeks at
Manhattan Beach. i
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' Mrs. H. A. Sargent has opened her
cottage at f Neah-kah-nle for the sum
mer. Miss! Susan Marianna Sargent is
with her mother. j.
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MRS.; ARTHUR E.; HOUSE (Asenath Barnes), a popular
Reed, college girl and a recent bride. Mrs. Iva Henry is
a charming visitor in the city at the home of Mrs. Leon
H. Peters in Irvingtori. , ..."
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Railroad Folk
To Hold River
Dance Friday
THE July dancing party of the O-W.
R. & N. Employes' club given onthe
floating pavilion Swan recently was one
bf the most enjoyable functions given
by the organization. The August party
of the club will be a similar event and
will be given on the Swan next Friday
night. The boat : will leave Jefferson
street dock at S :30 o'clock and roem-
tiAr rf thA T-n il rn H famllv flnil . thfir
friends are expected to make up a ca -
pacity load to enjoy a delightful evening
on the river.
The committee ' named by President
Koch
There:
for' the evening includes Mrs.
eresa C. Depue, Frances Uansneder,
Audrae Centry; Mildred Hebert, Made
line Hepp, Ana Herman, Hay Hinchman.
Myrtle Holton, MrsN. W. Kinard, Amy
Klurn, Bertha Morris, Cathef lne Mus
chalik. Dorothy Smith,- Julia Sntith,
Marie ; TydemaOi -W. , Mi-Brosy, J. F.
Gray, W.- Hobbs. Oharles Hofeldt,
George; Knepper, Frank Laukat, C. F.
Lincoln, John W. Magers, Clarence Pot
ter. W,Q. Rankin, N, Robnett. Laurence
Williams.
Mrs.4 Willis :x Duniway has returned
from a delightful motor trip to ? the
beaches. She has" had as her guests at
her home n Aspen street, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Wingate of Astoria. ;The visitors re
turned to their home the latter part of
the week.
Miss Alice Hay j of Los Angeles was
guest of honor at a dancing , party - for
which Mrs. B. M. Hamilton was hostess
at her attractive new home oa Westover
Terrace Thursday evening. Miss Hay Is
the house guest of Miss Georgia Howe.
Mrs. John Latourette and Mrs. David
Clay were hostesses for an Informal tea
at their beach cottage at Seaside last
week honoring Mrs. Vance T. Ferguson
(Anna Munly), who is making her home
at Astoria. .
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Asenath. Barnes, Reed college sopho
more, became the bride of Arthur E.
House, Reed graduate, Sunday after
noon In the Reed chapeL The cere
mony was the-' first" ever performed " in
Jecrefc
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tbe college ball of worship. fhe mar!
tal ties were -pronounced - by : Rev. :r E.
L. House, father of the groom, former
ly pastor of the First Congregational
church of Portland and now a resident
of Hood River. The - bridesmaid . was
Miss Helen Pierce,- a Reed graduate of
1920, and the " best man was John ' Van
Etten, a Reed' senior, who was 'an'Viver
seas partner ot the groom. - .
Miss Barnes entered Reed ? last Sep
tember, and she took a prominent part
in student activities. House was presi
dent of the college dramatic" club," artist
for the college weekly and . the annual,
and a - leader in student - affairs. The
couple left for the beach after the
ceremony.
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Harry L. Day, one of the owners of
the Hotel Portland, accompanied by Mrs.
1 iJay'J reiurnea 10 waiiace, laano, .axier
spending several days at the hotel last
week. - . '
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Honoriixg Mrs. A. G. Small, who was
a visitor in the city from .Nanking,
China, for a brief period at the borne' of
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bradley. the
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For the remainder of the month of August we
will offer our entire stock of Quality Furs at,
reductions which mean: real savings to ' you.
You may choose a Coat, Cape, Scarf, Choker or
Stole in a style, that
all that we represent
, Buy Now
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Piece Seal, Fitch,. Mink, Squirrel, Marmot, Kolin
sky, Mole, Skunk, Fox, Wolf and Nutria are in
this Collection. j
A small payment down and the balance in con
venient .'monthly, payments gives yoii any. fur
that you desire from
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auvibc an cany selection. ;
AUGUST SALE OF
.DRESSES
This. summer's dresses of Voiles, Or
gandies .and Ginghams placed' in
: ; three groups for rapid clearance: The
, styles and patterns are all attractive.
We "merely mention the prices, as
the -dreses will sell as soon as you
see them. .
LOT 1 , LOT 2 N
$5.00 $9.7J5
LOT 3
, , $13.75
The Gray Tile
Corner
Misses Ruth and Leuise'j Small, sisters
of Mr. Small, who accompanied his wife,
entertained informally: Saturday at the
University club at a luncheon. . Mr. and
Mrs. Small spent only a short time in
the city visiting the former's sisters and
are on their Way to Boston, where Mr.
Small will take tip special study this
winter. Covers at the luncheon Satur
day were, placed for Mrs. Small, M Iss
Isabella Gauld. Mrs. William S. Knox.
Mrs. W. B.: Small, Mrs. Preston W.
Smith, Mrs. Andrew Dl Norrls, Mrs.
Simeon Winch, Mrs. John Carr and Miss
Lucia Morris and the hostesses.
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Mrs. Honora M Gowaol and Miss Mar
garet F. Gowan of Fall River. Mass..
wira e louring me ivortnwest, were
guests during the past week at the Hotel.
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Mrs. Arthur E. Housej who was Misa
Aseneth Barnes . before her marriage
Jast week, was a prominent Reed col
lege student and has many .friends in
the city, .
Portland Golf club -was the scene of
a dinner dance Saturday evening Nu
merous small parties were made un
from the members of tbe club for the
affair. -
Mrs. Maurice E. Connelly-and. Miss
Helen F. Connelly of; Corona. Long
Island, are registered alj the Hotel Port
land. . i
Mrs; C E. S. Wood Ms a visitor at
Gearhart at the home of Mrs. Maxwell
Wood for a short time, j -
Miss Grace Wlllison entertained a
FURS and MYSTERY
ByN.M.Ungar
; The lynx is an animal that is rap-
Idly becoming extinct, being now
found only in the Pyrenees , moun
tains f France, In - dwindling - num
bers, and in the wilder sections of
Canada and Alaska, j .. ...
The European species Is the largest
and most beautiful of the lynx family,
the fur being long, dense and lus
trous, of exquisite chestnut brown
diversified with black ,
The Canadian' and! Alaskan mem
bers of the fan)iy are of a dark gray
across 'the back, reddish gray on
the. sides and lighter on the under
parts. The markings resemble spots
and dashes and are of black' and
.brown....;, j.i ;:''i"V ; .-' .
These latter species - are ' usually
dyed a rich deep brown -or black, and
present a magnificent appearance
when treated In this manner.
It would be a fine! thing and a re
markable one were we able to say
that lynx is a fur . that has escaped
Imitation, but unfortunately it is not
SO. v v --' ' i ' f - ---- '.
The lowly hare can be treated and
dyed in such a way as. to crudely re
semble lynx,-ami many dollars of llle-
fritimnte profit have found their way
nto the faithless dealer's pocket by
the deception. . j -
A finer substitute, arid therefore a
more dangerous one. is none other
than' our American raccoon, treated"
with a dose of dye. Like many other
imitations, it would hot be dishonest
if a dealer, where fairly good skins
are used, would show the genuine
and then the substitute AS A SUB
STITUTE each at its proper pricing
And leave It to the customer to decide.
But there's no long profit in that sort
of a deal, so the faithless vigorously
continue their misrepresentation.
BEWARE OF THE WOLF . IN
SHEEP'S CLOTHING.
(To Be Continued.)
- :, ' (Copyright,) 1920.) ' Adv.
is- new and in a if ur that is
it to be.
and Save From
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this large assortment. We,
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utfining (p.
group of school friend Thursday after
noon. at the home of her parents m Mel
rose Drive. Dancing and games wer
enjoyed and refreshments were served
from small tables upon the Jawn. Those
present were Misses Prlcilla, Beulah and
Helen Villa, Grace and . Clara Soula
Helen Brown, Leola Stanton, Dorothj
Briant. Dorothy Thompson. Ruth Smith,
Dorothy Duff, Oladya Fisher. Kliabfb
Llvingston,,Verna Ward, Kllen Mathews,
Marget Steckles, Emma Bowman, Dor
othy Fletcher and Beatrice Genieve.
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1 Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett returned te
the city early last week from Kcola,
where she has been a guest at the home
of , Mrs. Lucius; Allen Lewis.
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Mrs. Graham Pukehart and son JhU
snd daughter KatherJn.have returnen to
the city following a visit of three weeks
at Tokeland, Wash.
day. when he entertained at the ' Hotel
Portland for a . congenial group ot
friends. Covers were placed for eight.
UngarV
August Fur
SALE
. FEATTREif
luxurious
FURS
Economy
Prices
Magnificent coats, graceful
capes, chic, scarfs and chok
ers, smart coatees and an
endless array of clever mis
cellaneous pieces are offered
in this great sale. The
originations that are created
in our workshops" give an
unmeasured value to furs
purchased here. A glance
will convince you of the
opportunity here in buying
furs at
One-Fourth
Reduction
We will be unable to dupli
cate these prices later in
the season.
Fnrrler
Broadway and Alder Streetj
1 WW
GREAT SALE OF
PLUSH CQATS
Buy a new black .plush coat with
self material collar or collar of
Raccoon, 'Nil tria, Opossum, in
either cape or shawl style, at prices
which are lower than these coats
will sell for in the coming months.
This reduction is for a limited
time only. Full length, three
quarter length and short coats are
shown in the approved styles 'for
Fall and Winter. The regular prices
range from $32.50 to $285.00. -
SALE PRICES
$27.50 to $225
Washington
St., at Tenth
- covaters.