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.THBOBEGON:ftSUNDAY:JOUJAlPOirrLAND.lvSUNDAV::MORNINO..'. OCTOBER .17, 1820., - -t f J, MRS. HIRSCH HAROLD BROMBERG f (Mazie Cart man); whose marriage was an event of Thursday eve ning at the home of the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. A. L. Goldstein in Elliott ave. Mrs. Bromberg is a SanjFrancisco girl. (D) ,1 mnw s7 3S Commencing Tomorrow Morning at Nine, Our Most Important Step Towards Lower Prices I B IE v i i) 425ra lW o V$ '(Marie w : ftl!ltJWMmtoM. ....-rag M azie Cartman Weds Playmate Of Childhood ONE -of the pretty weddings of the week was that of Miss Maizie Cartman and iiiriHii imruai Droraucrs, wiucn was solemnized Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Goldstein in Klllott avenue. The Bervlce was read by Rabbi Jonah B. Wi8e In the presence of a few close friends and relatives of the bridal couple. For the ceremony the 4 rooms were adorned with lovely autumn blossoms and an improvised altar of chrysanthemums and greenery was placed for the ceremony. The bride was smartly gowned In ivory toned brocaded satin made in draped mode with a veil of embroidered tulle. Pearl tracery embellished both gown and veil and coronet of lace and orange blossoms formed the headdress. The bridal bouquet wraa of white roses end lilies of the valley. The bride was Riven In marriage by her uncle, John Dellar. There were no attendants. Following the ceremony a wedding re ception for more than 200 guests was held. Assisting about the rooms for the evening were Miss Elizabeth Dellar, Miss Margaret Dellar of Seattle, Miss Belle Simon. Miss L.orna Abrams, Miss iBelle Caro aid Miss Blanche Barde. The bride is a San Francisco girl, who pent her early childhood )n Portland, ' Which Im hpr nnHvA Htv Qh. i th. youngest daughter of Mrs. Esther Cart ;man of San Francisco and Is an ac complished musician and dancer. She was graduated from the San Francisco schools and finished at the Cumnock school In Lrfs Angeles. Mr. Bromberg and his bride were playmates as chil dren and renewed their friendship this summer when Miss Cartman paid a visit to Portland with her mother. He was In service overseas with the A." E. V. and since his return has been at- tached to the business staff of The Journal. Following their honeymoon, which will be spent in California, Mr. and Mrs. Bromberg will make their home in Rose City Park. Mrs. William (Jeorge Tucker was host ess at an informal luncheon at her home at I.ucretia Court, honoring Mrs. U. Clifford Ireland of San Francisco. Cov ers were placed for eight guests: Mrs. A. E. Dlgrnan, Mrs. Paul Daniels. Mrs. William Hodecker. Mrs. Wallace Mor rln. Mrs. Henry Vlereck and Mrs. J. R. Mummax. Mrs. Ireland was hostess at a delightful luncheon at the Portland hotel Saturday, with covers placed for six. A box party at the Baker followed. Mrs. Ireland left for her home in San i'ranciaco Wednesday. Dr. r.ustave E. liruere left the city last week for the East and has bee'n at tending the convention of the American College of Surgeons at Montreal this eek. He will Join Mrs. Rruere In New York today and they will visit friends there for the week, returning to Portland in a Biiort time.' Mrs. Brutre went east to place their daughters. Kuth and Alice. In the Knox school at Cooperstown, K V. - Announcement Is made of the mar riage of Mrs. George Knight Clark to Percy Hamnlpan. Mr. and Mrs. Hanni gan were quietly married October 2 and spent their honeymoon motoring through California. They will make their home for the present tn Los Angeles, where Mr. Mannigan is manager for Morris Brothers. - - The openfng dance of the season was s delightful -affair at B'nai B'rith hall. The next affair will take place next Sat urday evening and a special Halloween party will be given October 30. Peter A. Porter circle. No. 23. Ladies of the O. A. R-. will give a "500" party this evening- at the residence of Mrs. Itese. Garrison. 1281 Corbett street Take Vultoii car to Sweeny . street Employes Have Enjoyable Time At Dance Party A DELIGHTFUL, afair of Tuesday jeyening was the informal dance given Tuesday evening at the' Portland Heights club by the employes of the Eastern Outfitting company of honoring the Misses Adrienne and Alma Snem&u ski, who are .both brides-elect. A novel and entertaining feature ofr the evening was the mock wedding in which the Messrs. LltUnan, Bishop, Irwin, Krause. Wright and McMullen and Duffleld as sumed the roles of members of the bridal party, attired in , original cos tumes and carrying out . their various parts with clever impersonations. Misa Alma ShemanskI, who has been a member of the firm for several years and who recently announced her engage ment to Abe Cohen, was presented with a handsome gift by her co-workers. Miss Adrienne ShemanskI received a beau tiful bouquet of chrysanthemums from the employes. Those who had charge of details for the success of the affair were William Krause, Jean Terry. Mrs. E. Yerkes, L. J. Conners and L. A. McMullen. A charming bride of the week was Miss Hazel Mlnar. whose marriage to Ray A. Yergen took place Wednesday evening at the home of her mother. Mrs. W. Wi Mlnar, 1170 East Salmon street. Dr. J. i Staub of Sunnyslde Congrega tional church read the service in the presence of a large number of rela tives and friends. An abundance of autumn foliage and flowers adorned the rooms and formed a bower under which the bridal party stood. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Manly Danforth sang "I Love You Truly," accompanied by Mrs. Dora Danforth. who also played the bridal chorus from 'Lohengrin." The bride was beautiful in a gown of white satin with pearl trimmings and a tulle veil held In place by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a shower of Bride rosos and lilles-of-the-valley. Mrs. Manly Danforth. as matron of honor, was charming in shell pink georgette, with a bouquet of pink rosebuds. The bride was given in marriage by her brother. Edwin L. Minar, and another brother. W. Harold Minar. terved as host man. Mrs. Yergen is popular so cially in the younger set of the city. The proom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Yergen of Aurora, well known pio neers of the Willamette valley. The bridal couple will be at home after No vember 1 at their home near Aurora. Mrs. Percy Charlton of Chicago, who arrived In Portland Monday to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Warren Keeler. was honored at a smart tea Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Crete M. Donald, daughter of Mr?. Keeler, received with her mother and the guest of honor. At the tea hour those who presided at the tea table, which was centered with an attractive arrangement of autumn blos soms, were: Mrs. A. A. Morrison, Mrs. R. E. Montgomery. Mrs. Thomas H. Beverly. Mrs. R- M. C. Whittaker, Mrs. J. Guy Strohm and Mrs. W. C. Cameron. Mrs. Charlton will remain in the city about a fortnight ; Chester Trailer entertained a few of his friends at the home of his parents, 1506 East Everett street, Saturday, the event being his ninth birthday anni versary. . Games were played and re freshments served. Those present were : Gladys and Harlan Potts. Clarence and Dorothy Farnald, Lorene and Kenneth Woodward, Hazel Allyn. Dick Moss berg, Ostrad Bergdell. Edgar Endlcott Gwendolyn . Wendeborn, Evelyn Bryant and Etta and Chester Trailer. '. II. B. Compson w. R. C No. 53 held Its sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. t. N. Shatto Friday." .The attendance was good, a luncheon was served and much work' accomplished. -"!'' ' - Mrs. W. J. Vincent $83 East Fifty fifth 'street north, will entertain the Corinthian chapter past matrons at a bridle luncheon Wednesday, - n f I on Sales Months ago we foresaw that prices would come down. We bought sparingly and when the big fall in the market came we were not heavily loaded with merchandise which we had paid a big price for. At the break we bought and bought heavily at the shattered prices, thus making the wonderful values enumerated here possible. Now ! We sincerely advise and urge you who have waited for lower prices to "BUY NOW." Never before in the history of this institution were values so impressive. Every garment in this "Annual Week of Sales" measures up to the well known artd recognized Liebes standard in quality, style and dependability. "Incomparable" Dress Values $37, $47 For afternoon, dinner and street. For matron and miss. Of choicest frock fabrics, such as Tricotine, Kitten's Ear Crepe, Satin, Georgette and effective lace combinations. We cannot remember at any previous time, such dresses at such extremely low prices Unusual designs which will gain ad miration wherever they go. Quality as you will find only in dresses of the highest type. In fact, the handsomest we have ever shown at such low prices. See Our Fur Announcement, Page 3, This Section Coats and Wraps A Notable Group In Our Ann u a I Week of Sales at $58 Styles especially for evening styles especially for business styles especially for motoring styles that may be worn for any purpose. Cut bolivia, velours in navies, browns, French blue and reindeer. Many" luxuriously trimmed with furs, others lavishly embroi dered. Coats that were quite impossible at such a price previously. Tempting Underpricing .qffi&'M ' Magnificent Blouses ? $8.45 $10.45 ' Suits $55, $68 In Our Annual Week of Sales The woman or.miss accustomed to the most expensive clothes will be proud to own and wear a suit selected from either of these excep tional groups. Fur trimmed Tailleurs in the sea son's softest and richest fabrics and colorings. Ripple and Box Models. A Distinguished Corset Value $6.95 From America's best makers strictly high-grade specially priced for our An nual Week of Sales. Fancy broches and plain coutil in flesh and white, highest fa vored s.nd graceful styles. Wool Sweaters The miss and the matron will each find a varied selection of choice styles for her choosing. Underwear In Our Annual Week of Sales $2.95 Italian Silk Vests, flesh color, bodice top, sizes 36 to 42. $3.95 Italian Silk Bloomers, tailored style, reinforced, elastic knee, all sizes. $3.95 Envelope Chemise, of crepe de chine and washable satin, plain tailored, ribbon trimmed and lace trimmed. $4.95 Silk Gowns, of good quality crepe de chine V or square neck, lace trimmed and tailored. l 1 in $8.50 Tuxedo and coat styles", in mo hair, alpaca and Shetland yarns colors, navy, green, orchid, black, tan and other desired colors. ESTABLISHED, X U XS.O t9-fSf 'i J864 BRQADWrY; Two Extraordinary Groups From our most expensive blouse assortments could we show you more beautiful styles. At $10.45 Tricolette and eeorgette blouses and overblouses with long sleeves, tailored styles and beautifully trimmed models in white, flesh, bisque and suit shades. ! . ' . At $8.45 A very extraordinary assortment of overblouses, made 1 'of. fine georgettes, charmingly embroidered and braided; some in contrast colors, others in white, flesh, bisque, Aztec, navy, brown, henna, and other choice colors. Silk Petticoats $3.95 - AH 'jersey, jersey top and pongee silk plain tailored and pretty flounce ef- 'infects. Pongee in natural color. Jersey in .a large range'of good colors. 4; f